Project Overview
About the Position
This RMIT industry-linked project examines how silicon recovered from end-of-life solar panels can be processed into aluminium-based alloys. It connects materials research with photovoltaic waste recovery and the development of useful products from recycled resources.
Research Areas
- Materials science
- Recycling
- Photovoltaic waste
Funding and Duration
| Component | Details |
|---|---|
| Award or position | PhD scholarship / studentship |
| Stipend / salary | AUD 35,886/year, indexed |
Eligibility and Requirements
| Criterion | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Applicant eligibility | Programme and project criteria apply; see official eligibility guidance |
| Further conditions | CRC-P industry project; check scholarship and admission conditions. |
Application dates
| Component | Details |
|---|---|
| Recruitment status | Open |
| Deadline / consideration round | 31 December 2026 |
| Location | Australia |
About RMIT University
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Application route: Follow the official application instructions
Contact
Questions about this position, eligibility or the application process should be raised through the contact channel given on the official announcement page (see the Official Link section above). Always quote the position reference in your message so the admissions or HR team can route your enquiry quickly.
Official Link
Full announcement and application portal: https://www.rmit.edu.au/scholarships/research/phd-scholarship-in-crc-p
Source: rmit.edu.au - the details in this listing were recorded from this official page.
Important Notes
- Application deadline: 31 December 2026 - late or incomplete applications are normally not considered.
- Listing details were recorded from the official source at the time of publication; always confirm the latest requirements on the official page before applying.
- Prepare the documents listed in the eligibility and application sections before starting the online form - transcripts, CV and references take the longest to collect.
How to Apply
Submit your application through the official portal before the deadline: 31 December 2026. Read the eligibility requirements carefully and prepare all requested documents — early applications are strongly recommended for competitive awards.
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Application guides
Frequently asked questions
Drawn from this listing's own record. Always confirm the details on the official source before applying.
What is the deadline for PhD Studentship in Aluminium–Silicon Alloys from Photovoltaic Waste, RMIT?
The application deadline is 14 December 2026 (Full application: 23 Nov 2026 (international) / 14 Dec 2026 (domestic); intl EOI closed 30 Aug). Applications received after that date are not considered, so treat it as a hard cut-off (Australia/Sydney time) and leave time for references and transcripts. Closing time not specified — confirm with the provider before you leave it until the last day: the source names Australia/Sydney but gives no clock time.
Is PhD Studentship in Aluminium–Silicon Alloys from Photovoltaic Waste, RMIT fully funded?
This is a fully funded award: tuition is covered and a living stipend is provided for the duration of the programme. AUD 35,886/year, indexed.
Who is eligible to apply for PhD Studentship in Aluminium–Silicon Alloys from Photovoltaic Waste, RMIT?
This opportunity is open to applicants worldwide. Host-country status is not a requirement, although you must still satisfy the visa rules for Australia. Applications are assessed by RMIT University.
How do I apply for PhD Studentship in Aluminium–Silicon Alloys from Photovoltaic Waste, RMIT?
Applications for PhD Studentship in Aluminium–Silicon Alloys from Photovoltaic Waste, RMIT are submitted directly to RMIT University through the provider's own application portal — use the Apply button on this page to open it. NextApply does not process applications or charge a fee.
Is an English proficiency test required for PhD Studentship in Aluminium–Silicon Alloys from Photovoltaic Waste, RMIT?
Yes — an English-language certificate is required for this listing. Check the exact band expected on the official source, since it can differ by programme. Requirements for Australia are published by the provider.
What study level does PhD Studentship in Aluminium–Silicon Alloys from Photovoltaic Waste, RMIT offer?
This listing is offered at PhD level. That describes the qualification on offer, not a credential you must already hold — check the provider's stated entry requirements before applying.