The Snow Fellowship supports the development of a revolutionary micro-device that monitors and alerts people at risk of heart attacks or strokes, potentially saving countless lives in Australia and around the world. If you are interested in joining Associate Professor Arnold Ju's lab to undertake a PhD in mechanobiology and biomechanics, complete the form and upload your CV and transcripts.

This form is not a formal application but will allow Associate Professor Arnold Ju to review prospective PhD students suitability for his Snow Fellowship.  He will advise whether you can submit a formal application.

In addition to wide range of personal attributes such as curiosity, attention to detail, resilience and the ability to collaborate, research students need a strong academic record.

We normally expect students to have a 1st class honours degree or a masters degree with strong grades.

If you are studying outside Australia, the grades below are usually the minimum expected grades needed to gain admission. 

We will consider applicants with lower grades if they have a strong research record or relevant work experience.

 

Please note, achieving these grades does not guarantee admission.