Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Micro-projection Array Patch

A unique opportunity is available for an outstanding PhD scholar to conduct research into the acceptability and usability of the Micro-projection Array Patch (Nanopatch) vaccine in various clinical settings as part of a project partnership between the University of Sydney and Vaxxas. This scholarship is funded by NSW Health as part of the NSW Health PhD Partnership Program. The scholarship will provide a stipend allowance of $40,000 per annum for three years, subject to satisfactory academic performance with no extension. Additionally, project expenses which can be accessed through the successful recipient's supervisor and/or Faculty/School finance manager include travel related and other project expenses up to a goal amount of $12,000 for the entire duration of the scholarship. The successful recipient must be willing to travel and spend some part of their studies at the industry partner's institution, the University of Queensland's Translational Research Institute in Brisbane and potential international travel to clinical trials sites.