The postgraduate program supports and extends the broader research activities of the Bushfire and Natural Hazards CRC. We provide two main types of support - postgraduate (funded) and associate. 

Postgraduate scholarship program. This provides access to:

• Full scholarships of $28,000 per annum for three and a half years,
• Top up scholarships (for APAs and university scholarships) of $10,000 per annum over three and a half years,
• Access to industry expertise and support.

Associate student program.

All PhD and Masters by Research students whose projects will inform policy or practice in the area of bushfire or natural hazards are encouraged to apply to become a Bushfire and Natural Hazards CRC Associate Student.

This is opportunity has been specifically designed for students conducting research in relevant areas but not already directly involved with the Bushfire and Natural Hazards CRC. This research is likely to be of significant interest to Bushfire and Natural Hazards CRC stakeholders (including research partners and end-users). Some students are already indirectly connected to the CRC through their supervisors, with their research adding to the depth or breadth of our research projects. These students may benefit from the exposure of being more formally affiliated.

Interested? Download the application kit: Associate Student Flyer - May 15 2014.

To look at our entire postgraduate student research program, download the student booklet here. Alternatively click on an individual student below. 

The Student Placement Program is an exciting new opportunity for our students to undertake short term placements within our partner organisations.

This is part of our overall professional development plan for our students to be better prepared to work within the sector.

The objectives of the program are:

• Enable the student to understand the workplace environment of CRC end-user partners.
• Provide the student with concentrated networking opportunities including the opportunity to build a close relationship with at least one CRC partner.
• Provide staff of the host organisation an opportunity to engage with CRC PhD students and to raise awareness of the research they are undertaking.
• Enable the student to make a positive contribution to an activity or activities being undertaken by the host organisation. Students are not expected to be responsible for the delivery of a specific output or project. 

Information for host organisations is available here, while the form for host organisations to regisiter their interest in hosting a CRC student is available here.