The University of Tasmania is offering a PhD Scholarships in Feasibility of Co-located Hydrogen Production with offshore wind farms. Applications are open to domestic and international candidates until 1 December 2025.

Eligibility for this PhD scholarship requires applicants to meet the University of Tasmania’s Higher Degree by Research entry requirements and demonstrate strong suitability for the project. Candidates should have solid knowledge of supply chain management, engineering understanding of hydrogen and offshore wind systems, and strong analytical and modelling skills.

The University of Tasmania (UTAS) is a leading Australian public research university known for its strong focus on innovation, sustainability, and real-world problem solving. Established in 1890, it is one of Australia’s oldest universities and offers high-quality education across diverse fields, including science, engineering, health, and marine studies. With campuses in Hobart, Launceston, and Burnie, the university provides a supportive learning environment, cutting-edge research facilities, and close industry connections. UTAS

Application Deadline: 1 December 2025

Brief Description

• University or Organization: University of Tasmania
• Department: College of Sciences and Engineering
• Course Level: PhD
• Award: Up to $38,500 per annum stipend + relocation allowance + tuition offset
• Access Mode: Online application
• Number of Awards: NA
• Nationality: Domestic and International
• The award can be taken in: Australia (Launceston campus)

Eligibility

• Eligible Countries: All nationalities (Domestic and International applicants)
• Acceptable Course or Subjects: The scholarship will be awarded for PhD research related to co-located hydrogen production and offshore wind supply chain feasibility within the University of Tasmania.
• Admissible Criteria: To be eligible, applicants must meet the following criteria:
  • Satisfy the University of Tasmania Higher Degree by Research minimum entry requirements.
  • Demonstrate strong understanding of supply chain management principles and approaches.
  • Possess engineering knowledge in hydrogen systems and offshore wind technologies.
  • Show evidence of high-level written and communication skills suitable for PhD research.
  • Have strong analytical and modelling skills.
  • Must meet the scholarship round eligibility timelines.

How to Apply

• Select the project and ensure you meet both the general and project-specific eligibility criteria.
• Contact Associate Professor Peggy Chen to discuss your suitability for the project.
• In the application, copy and paste the exact project title as given in the advertisement.
• Submit the following documents:
– Signed supervisory support form
– CV with contact details of two referees
– Research proposal
• Apply before 1 December 2025 through the University’s Research Degrees application portal.
• Applications will be assessed after the closing date, and outcomes will be notified by email.

Benefits

• Stipend: $38,500 per annum for up to 3.5 years (co-funded by Blue Economy CRC)
• Relocation Allowance: Up to $2,000
• Tuition Fees Offset: Up to 4 years for domestic candidates
• International Fees Offset: University of Tasmania Fees Offset for up to 4 years

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