RMIT University 
Melbourne, Australia Descripción del proyecto
PhD scholarship exploring how neighbourhood walkability impacts cardiovascular health using geospatial analysis and mixed-methods research in urban neighbourhoods.
Value and duration
The scholarship provides a minimum stipend of $35,886 per annum (2025 rate), indexed annually. Please note that this amount does not include any top-up funding.
Eligibility
Applicants must meet RMIT's PhD entry requirements, including:
- A degree equivalent to an Australian Honours degree (H1 or H2A) in a relevant field such as public health, geography, urban planning, or data science
- Demonstrated research experience or capacity
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- International and domestic applicants are both eligible
- Experience in GIS, spatial analysis, or health data is desirable but not essential
How to apply
Ensure you meet RMIT's PhD entry requirements and follow the instructions outline in the How to Apply page here
Further information
This project sits at the intersection of urban health, geospatial science, and aging research. It is ideal for candidates interested in spatial epidemiology, built environment and health, or the role of urban design in chronic disease prevention. Experience with GIS, spatial statistics, or mixed-methods research will be advantageous. The candidate will join an interdisciplinary team and have opportunities to co-author publications and engage with international collaborators.
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