Overview
The University of Queensland is offering funded PhD opportunities in cybersecurity and privacy research at its St Lucia campus, with a living stipend and tuition support.
Complete scholarship details
The project is associated with UQ Cyber and supervised by Associate Professor Dongseong Kim. Research areas include cybersecurity, privacy and related computer-science topics. Candidates submit an expression of interest before progressing through UQ's research-degree application process.
Eligibility requirements
Applicants must be competitive for admission to a UQ PhD and demonstrate strong academic achievement and research potential in cybersecurity, privacy or closely related areas. Full eligibility requirements are published by UQ.
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Verification notes
Verified on the official University of Queensland project page on 23 August 2026. Scholarship code CYBERSECURITY-KIM was open for expressions of interest.
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