ARC PhD Scholarships in Industrial Transformation Training Centre for Global Hydrogen Economy, Australia
The newly established ARC Industrial Transformation Training Centre for Global Hydrogen Economy (GlobH2E), offers a new PhD scholarship.
International climate targets call for immediate emission reductions. The decarbonisation and reduction of emissions from transportation and heavy emitting industries like steel, cement, paper, are key goals for societies around the globe.
There are many hydrogen value chains and technologies. These life cycles include production, storage, usage, and end-of-life.
To ensure that problem shifting doesn’t occur in the future, it is necessary to evaluate technological and environmental impacts of different hydrogen value chains.
The project’s purpose is to examine the environmental impacts and potential reduction of different hydrogen value chains, as well as their life cycle technology options, from a system perspective.
- Phd
- $33,413 p.a.
- 31 December 2022
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Eligibility
Candidates should have a bachelor’s degree in mechanical, industrial, chemical, or environmental engineering.
Experience with Life Cycle Assessment, System of System Modelling, and Hydrogen Value Chain is desirable.
This scholarship is open to Australian citizens, permanent residents of Australia, and foreign nationals.
Benefits
For three years, $33,413 annum
Qualified candidates may be eligible for an additional $10,000 top-up.
Applications are open until December 2022, unless an award has been made prior. Applicants are encouraged to submit expressions of interest as soon possible.
How to Apply
Further information on the project and scholarships on offer may be obtained from Prof. S. Kara (S.Kara@unsw.edu.au).
The following information should be included in applications for the scholarship:
- Motivation and cover letter
- Academic transcript and/or academic record
- CV
