Education & Training
The Parker Centre's Education Program exists to support the research mission of the Centre and provide quality support to current and future hydrometallurgy personnel within the minerals resource sector. Students enrolled or who wish to be enrolled at one of the Centre's three participating universities - Curtin University of Technology, Murdoch University or the University of Queensland - are able to conduct Honours, Masters or PhD research projects through the Parker Centre.
Students conducting a Parker Centre-related research project at Honours, MSc or PhD level through any of these three universities are able to apply for either Honours Scholarships or ‘Top-Up' Scholarships (for MSc and PhD) and have the opportunity to access additional short courses, workshops and other professional learning experiences.
In addition, the Parker Centre supports continuing education for professionals, industry placements for students and outreach programs for secondary school teachers and students .
A number of students who have participated in the student industry placement program or conducted postgraduate research projects through the Parker Centre have won awards or been provided with career opportunities within industry, based on their research.
For potential students: - Why study through the Parker Centre? - Scholarships: - Student-Industry Research Program for university students - Student awards and career opportunities: - Student testimonials |
Current Parker Centre students: - What is a Parker Centre student? - What are the benefits of being a Parker Centre student? - Register as a Parker Centre student - List of Current Parker Centre Students - What's on for Parker Centre students?
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- For secondary schools: - For teachers - For students |
| - The Parker Centre Hydrometallurgy Conferences |
- For industry professionals: - Professional development |
EDUCATION PROGRAM MANAGER: MS
NADINE SMITH
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