Higher degrees research (Masters and PhD) and Honours students play an important role in the research efforts of the Australian Rivers Institute. Student projects are closely aligned with ARI's primary research programs.
Students are well supported in terms of computing and laboratory facilities, equipment, top-up stipends, field travel and travel support to national and international meetings. ARI also offers vacation scholarships for recent graduates interested in pursuing a research career.
A collaborative and cooperative culture encourages students to share their ideas, progress and findings. Through established links with the State and Federal land and water resource management agencies, students graduate with a strong appreciation of the major issues and practical experience in natural resource management.
Study options
People with undergraduate degrees in related fields can apply to do a higher degrees research with supervision by an ARI academic.
High school students and people looking for their first degree can apply to study one of Griffith University's world-leading natural and built environment undergraduate programs.
Scholarships are available through the Institute.