MUARC PhD Program
MUARC is a multi-disciplinary research organisation, undertaking research into accident and injury causes and prevention. MUARC is a world leader in its field, and is the largest accident and injury prevention research facility in Australia. A particular strength is addressing research questions of direct relevance to prevention, and the translation of the research results into prevention policy and programs. MUARC researchers and students represented a broad range of disciplines from psychology, epidemiology, public health and statistics to engineering, medicine, nursing and science.
Applications for APA/MGS scholarships for 2010 are now open
- applicants interested in applying through MUARC should submit an Expression of Interest form (see below). You may then be invited to submit a full application here.
About
PhD application information
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Honours at MUARC
Vacation research scholarships |
Postgraduate Studies Administrative Officer
Monash University Accident Research Centre
Building 70, Clayton Campus,
Monash University, Victoria 3800
T: +61 3 9905 4397
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| Please ensure that you meet the criteria below before f orwarding the required Expression of Interest form:
- a bachelors degree with honours I or IIA in a relevant field; or
- a masters degree in a relevant field which contains a significant research component; or
- an approved medical degree together with research experience.
CRICOS Provider Code: 00008C
CRICOS Course Code: 041042F |
| MRGS administers a wide range of doctoral programs and the Master of Philosophy degree in addition to coordinating the university's postgraduate research training activities and research scholarships. |
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