Southern Cross University is looking for the ideal candidates who are highly motivated for scientific research in environmental geochemistry and mineralogy.  

This is a full-time PhD position is open to all deserving students who want to study a full-time PhD degree at the university. This project will expand their understanding of the effects of climate change on metal-mineral interactions in soil systems.

Successful candidates will be offered a full-time PhD position and the project includes scholarship ($27,600 AUD pa), fee-waiver and an additional stipend to cover research costs of up to $5000 AUD pa will be available.

• Eligible Countries: To get information about the nationality please contact Prof Ed Burton, email to [email protected]
• Acceptable Course or Subjects: PhD support will be awarded in Hexavalent Chromium Formation and Fate in Bushfire-Impacted soils
• Admissible Criteria: To be eligible, the applicants must hold an MSc degree (or equivalent) in environmental sciences, soil sciences, geo-ecology, geology, geochemistry, mineralogy, chemistry, or related natural science discipline.

Good knowledge of spoken and written English, as well as excellent communication and team skills, are expected.