PhD life in Western Australia..!

VT
5.7 /10

The research work at Curtin horticulture research laboratory is very popular globally.

Course Curriculum :

PhD did not have any course work. The research work gave very good opportunity to interact with different stakeholders.

Exams :

Minimum IELTS score: 6.5 (>6 band each); My IELTS score: 7.5 (8, 8, 6.5, 7.5). Research proposal, experience in research techniques.

Placement :

There were no special placement drive conducted. Post-study opportunities were not as attractive as in USA or European countries

Events :

Lively campus with frequent activities involving diverse communities. Good infrastructure and transport facilities.

Scholarship :

2016 International Postgraduate Research Scholarship (IPRS), and ‘Australian Postgraduate Award (APA) Amount: IPRS - covers Tuition fee (~38,000AUD/year (for 4 years)) and Insurance (~4,000AUD/4 years) ; APA - living allowance (~26,500AUD/year (for 4 years)) Process: Through merit-based international competition announced by the university.

Faculty :

Professor Zora Singh was my PhD supervisor and he is world-renowned scientist in field of Horticulture. He was very supportive and accessible at any time. Other faculty and staff were also helpful but were accessible in a very limited times.

Hostel :

On-Campus accommodation - very good facilities = ~ 200AUD per week Off-campus accommodation _ relatively economic option = 140 - 180 AUD per week

5.7 out of 10
8.0/10Academic
8.0/10Accommodation
7.0/10Faculty
9.0/10Infrastructure
2.0/10Placement


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