Centre of Excellence for EcohydrologySeeking to Understand and Manage Water

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Some thought-provoking reading

The New Scientist magazine for August 28, 2008 asks (about water) "There's plenty to go round, so why is the world facing a water crisis?" and claims that the looming water crisis is simply a management problem.

Get in early to snaffle the best of the crop!

Apples? Wines? Truffles? NO.... Fourth year projects for 2009 being offered by the Centre for Ecohydrology.

See the list of projects then choose the one that's best for you. Many projects offer paid work over summer or DAFWA studentships.

Lander River artwork
"Lander River" by Malcolm Maloney Jagamarra

WQRA PhD Scholarships

WQRA is a national research centre with a program that focuses on collaborative research of national application in the areas of drinking water quality, recycled water and specific areas of wastewater management.

Applications are currently invited for four PhD top-up scholarships and an ARC and WQRA PhD Scholarship of up to three and a half years duration.

The closing date for applications is 31 October 2008.

There is also a small grants scheme with grants up to $5000.00. The closing date is 15 October 2008.

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Some thought-provoking reading

Get in early to snaffle the best of the crop!

WQRA PhD Scholarships