Program Overview

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The university offers a wide range of study areas, including business, computer science and information technology, creative arts and media, criminology, defence and national security, education, engineering, environment, health, humanities and social sciences, international relations and political science, languages, law, medicine, nursing and midwifery, psychology, science, social work, and sport. These study areas cater to various interests and career goals, providing students with a comprehensive education and preparation for their future careers. The university also provides research opportunities in areas such as engineering and technology, health and medical, people and society, science, environment and natural resources, and emerging research in defence. Furthermore, the university has a strong focus on community engagement, providing opportunities for students, staff, and the general public to participate in various activities and events. The university's commitment to research and community engagement is reflected in its vision and mission, which emphasize the importance of creating a better world through education and research. The university's strategic plan, values, and ethos also guide its decision-making and operations, ensuring that it remains a reputable and respected institution. The university's governance and leadership structure, including the University Council, Chancellor, and Vice-Chancellor, provide oversight and direction for the institution. The university's organisation, including its colleges, library, and professional services, support the delivery of its academic programs and research activities. The university's campus and locations, including Bedford Park, Tonsley, City Campus, and Flinders in the NT, provide a range of facilities and services for students and staff. The university's history, structure, and fast facts provide additional context and information about the institution.

Research Areas

The university's research areas include:

• Engineering and technology
• Health and medical
• People and society
• Science, environment and natural resources
• Emerging research - Defence These research areas are supported by the university's research institutes and centres, which provide a range of resources and facilities for researchers. The university's research focus is on creating a better world through innovative and impactful research.

PhD Scholarship - Enhancing Adherence and Self-Management in the Treatment of Respiratory Conditions (ENGAGEMENT) Project

Overview

The PhD Scholarship - Enhancing Adherence and Self-Management in the Treatment of Respiratory Conditions (ENGAGEMENT) Project is a research project that aims to improve the treatment of respiratory conditions. The project is funded by the MRFF and is a 5-year study that consists of three phases: co-design of the ENGAGEMENT model of care, a pragmatic, single-blind, randomised controlled trial (RCT), and economic evaluation and knowledge translation.

Description

The PhD student will develop a program of research with the project supervisors from across Flinders University, Monash University, University of Melbourne, CSIRO, and health services. The project will focus on enhancing adherence and self-management in the treatment of respiratory conditions.

Benefits

The scholarship provides a stipend of $35,010 per annum, indexed each year, for a minimum of 3 years and a maximum of 3.5 years.

Eligibility

To be eligible for the scholarship, applicants must have entry into the Flinders University PhD program. Prospective applicants who have not already applied for admission to a relevant HDR program must also apply via the Flinders website.

Application Information

Applicants must send their CV and cover letter to the project supervisors by 31 March 2025. Interviews with suitable candidates will be arranged.

International Study Areas

The university offers a range of international study areas, including:

• Business
• Creative arts
• Education
• Engineering
• Environment
• Government
• Health sciences
• Humanities
• Information technology
• Law
• Medicine
• Nursing
• Psychology
• Public health
• Science
• Social sciences
• Social work These study areas provide international students with a range of options for studying at the university.

Alumni

The university has a strong alumni network, with opportunities for alumni to connect with each other and with the university. Alumni can join an alumni network, establish an alumni network, share a memory, access career services, order a transcript, give to Flinders, update their details, find a classmate, and shop Flinders merchandise.

Giving

The university welcomes donations from individuals and organisations. Donations can be made online, via post, or via phone. The university also has a range of giving options, including donating to the greatest need, giving in memory or celebration, leaving a donation in your Will, giving a cultural gift, and giving from overseas.

About

The university has a strong vision and mission, which emphasize the importance of creating a better world through education and research. The university's strategic plan, values, and ethos guide its decision-making and operations, ensuring that it remains a reputable and respected institution. The university's governance and leadership structure, including the University Council, Chancellor, and Vice-Chancellor, provide oversight and direction for the institution. The university's organisation, including its colleges, library, and professional services, support the delivery of its academic programs and research activities. The university's campus and locations, including Bedford Park, Tonsley, City Campus, and Flinders in the NT, provide a range of facilities and services for students and staff. The university's history, structure, and fast facts provide additional context and information about the institution.

Information for

The university provides information for a range of stakeholders, including:

• Future students
• Alumni
• Media
• Business and community
• Current students
• Staff
• External contractors This information includes details about the university's academic programs, research activities, and community engagement initiatives.

Directories

The university has a range of directories, including:

• Contact us
• Campus and locations
• Staff directory
• Colleges
• Library
• Research Institutes and Centres These directories provide additional information and resources for students, staff, and the general public.