Delve into the fascinating research underway from One Basin CRC’s PhD scholars as they address a diverse range of challenges in the Murray-Darling Basin:

• Designing effective foresight processes to address climate change – Camaria Holder
• Community wealth building – Miltone Kimori
• Geospatial modelling – Shahin Solgi
• Transformative potential of conflict – Kelsy Burns

Plus, explore the challenges and benefits of regional place-based research from a PhD students’ perspective with a Q&A moderated by One Basin CRC Education and Training Manager Daniel Pierce.

One Basin’s PhD Program:

One Basin CRC’s PhD program provides unprecedented leadership development and industry networking opportunities across the water, agriculture, and environmental sectors in the Murray-Darling Basin. Scholars receive training from internationally renowned experts, invaluable exposure to industry, and an opportunity to live and work in thriving rural and regional communities.

Our 3.5-year scholarships are complimented by an additional 6-month funded industry internship, with scholars spending the majority of their time based out of our regional hubs in Loxton (South Australia), Mildura (Victoria), Griffith (NSW) and Goondiwindi (Queensland). Embedding scholars in the regions ensures direct exposure to industry, communities, and the environment, and facilitates immersion in their area of study.

Interested in pursuing a PhD with One Basin CRC? Take a look at our available positions.