Who it is for
- The Award is available once to one prospective domestic or international ANU student who:will be enrolling full-time in a program of study for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, based in the ANU School of Engineering ('the School'), College of Systems and Society,
- has completed qualifications comparable to the educational level of an Australian Bachelor first class Honours degree, or has demonstrated research experience to a standard equivalent to an ANU first class Honours and in the area of electrical engineering,
- has solid fundamental knowledge and research experience in communications and/or signal processing, as well as coding (e.g.
- in C++, C, MATLAB and/or VHDL for FPGA configuration),has fundamental knowledge and demonstrated ability to conduct research in wireless communications and/or signal processing,preferably has knowledge and experience in computing, algorithm development, computer simulation, and/or artificial intelligence and machine learning,
- has excellent communication skills and a demonstrated ability to interact effectively and foster respectful and productive working relationships with colleagues, team/group members, and collaborators and is an Australian citizen or citizen of New Zealand, Canada, the United States of America, the United Kingdom, India,
- or Japan.Candidates in receipt of the supplementary scholarship only must also: be in receipt of an AGRTP or equivalent stipend scholarship or is approved to hold this Award as a bridging scholarship.This PhD scholarship will be awarded with consideration towards gender diversity.
Key facts
- Deadline
- Open for applications: Application period is open all year round.
- Level
- Doctoral
- Fields
- Engineering
- Number of awards
- 1
- Renewable
- Yes
- Provider
- The Australian National University
Figures as stated by the provider. Confirm the current round on the official page before applying.
Facts checked against the official source. Last updated 15 September 2026.