
Life after research: Dr Susi Seibt
Find out what it’s like to undertake a joint PhD in Germany and Australia. Learn how an international joint PhD can shape your career and your life choices.
When you undertake a joint PhD you will access expertise, resources and training from two institutions. As well as the University of Melbourne, you will spend at least 12 months at an international institution. This means your research will benefit from a global perspective, enhancing your prospects for an international research career. Upon completion, your joint PhD will be recognised by two testamurs – one from each partner university.
Learn how an international joint PhD opportunity in chemistry helped fulfil both professional and personal ambitions for Dr Susi Seibt. Since completing her joint PhD in Germany and Australia, Dr Seibt has landed her dream job at the Australian Synchrotron.
We have a range of international joint PhD opportunities that are currently available. These positions are all fully funded. They exist across a range of disciplines, at universities and research institutions around the world.
Two fully funded Joint PhD positions on targeting the neural mechanisms of human safety learning with KU Leuven(Belgium).
Two fully funded Joint PhD positions on digital platforms and youth engagement in climate futuring: Innovative methodologies of climate change research with KU Leuven(Belgium).
Two fully funded Joint PhD positions on understanding heterogeneity in preschoolers at risk for struggling with mathematics learning: profile analyses and dynamic assessments with KU Leuven(Belgium).
Two fully funded Joint PhD positions on assembly and characterization of biomimetic cell-membrane components towards therpaeutic artificial cells with KU Leuven(Belgium).
Two fully funded Joint PhD positions on No2Failure (N2F) - bridging the gap between digital-twin based damage identification and failure prognosis for critical structures, through automated and online measurements enabled by unmanned vehicle swarms with KU Leuven(Belgium).
Two fully funded Joint PhD positions on the crucial role of the sleep-wake system in Alzheimer’s Disease pathophysiology with KU Leuven(Belgium).
Two fully funded Joint PhD positions on Density Functional Theory for unusual electronic structures with KU Leuven(Belgium).
Two fully funded Joint PhD positions on glial-immune interactions in the gastrointestinal tract: protection against inflammation and cancer with KU Leuven(Belgium).
Two fully funded Joint PhD positions on a micromechanical model of load transfer across the bone-cartilage interface to evaluate osteochondral remodelling in osteoarthritis with KU Leuven(Belgium).
Two fully funded Joint PhD positions on Involvement of the skeletal stromal-vascular unit in cortical bone strength and anabolic osteoporosis treatment with KU Leuven(Belgium).
Two fully funded Joint PhD positions on Explainable algorithm selection and configuration through instance space with the University of Manchester (UK).
Two fully funded Joint PhD positions on A novel digital health intervention to increase physical activity participation in inactive individuals with knee osteoarthritis with the University of Manchester (UK).
Two fully funded Joint PhD positions on Developing a digital technology to meet the support needs of parents of young cochlear implant recipients with the University of Manchester (UK).
Two fully funded Joint PhD positions on Is informed consent the primary ethical foundation for treatment of gender diverse young people? with the University of Manchester (UK).
Two fully funded Joint PhD positions on Advancing agricultural nitrogen estimation with hybrid data-driven machine learning and physical modelling to support sustainable intensification with the University of Manchester (UK).
Two fully funded Joint PhD positions on Improved decision making for Fluoride removal from groundwater in Peri-urban Indian Communities Lacking Centralised Water Supply with the University of Manchester (UK).
One fully funded Joint PhD position on identification and characterisation of microRNAs essential for the development and fitness of chemoresistant acute myeloid leukemia with the University of Toronto.
One fully funded Joint PhD position on a combined experimental/numerical program for modelling turbulent premixed combustion with the University of Toronto.
One fully funded Joint PhD position on integrative assessment of microplastics pollution in soil with the University of Toronto.
One fully funded Joint PhD position on the cooling footprint of green infrastructure and influence on urban invertebrate communities with the University of Toronto.
One fully funded Joint PhD position on unravelling the photophysics of quantum dot/molecule hybrids with the University of Toronto.
One fully funded Joint PhD position on deep analysis of large international clinical trials for bloodstream infections with the University of Toronto.
One fully funded Joint PhD position on determining and attributing CO2 emissions using measurements of multiple species and vertical structure with the University of Toronto.
One fully funded Joint PhD position on Coded distributed computation and applications on distributed optimization with the University of Toronto.
One fully funded Joint PhD position on Information-theoretic and machine learning methods for low-power communication systems with the University of Toronto.
One fully funded Joint PhD position on hydraulic functionality of vegetated stormwater systems within the road-right-of-way.
Two fully funded Joint PhD positions to use light to control and explore molecular structure and function with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Israel).
Two fully funded Joint PhD positions to improve outcomes related to mental health and cognitive status in late life depression (LLD) with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Israel).
Two fully funded Joint PhD positions on motivational strength in emotional regulation critical for psychological wellbeing with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Israel).
Various fully joint PhD positions available in the field of infection and immunity, with the University of Bonn (Germany).
One fully funded joint PhD position available investigating detection of MRI signals on the cellular level, with Hebrew University Jerusalem (Israel).
One fully funded joint PhD position in subcellular Ca2+ signalling microdomains regulating cardiomyocyte growth and function, with KU Leuven (Belgium).
Two fully funded joint PhD positions in a comparative study of housing creative workers in Shanghai and Melbourne, with Shanghai Jiao Tong University (China).
Two fully funded joint PhD positions researching a corpus-based approach to measuring second language academic writing assessments, with Shanghai Jiao Tong University (China).
Two fully funded joint PhD opportunities in spatial elements of natural language and public transport information with the Melbourne India Postgraduate Academy (MIPA).
Two fully funded joint PhD positions in energy-related projects, with RWTH Aachen University (Germany).
Eight fully funded joint PhD positions to research light-based energy in exciton science, with the University of Bayreuth (Germany).
Find out more about our international partner institutions and how to apply for a joint PhD.
Find out what it’s like to undertake a joint PhD in Germany and Australia. Learn how an international joint PhD can shape your career and your life choices.
Explore the wide range of research themes that are available to graduate researchers at the University of Melbourne.
Learn more about the University of Melbourne’s interdisciplinary PhD programs. These programs help to broaden your networks and enhance your career prospects.