Student Information

Summer scholarships | Honours | Postgraduate

The CoEP offers students the oppurtunity to  undertake research at various levels. Summer scholarships are available through the Faculty of Science for students interested in spending part of their summer break involved in a research project. Students may also undertake an honours or postgraduate project.

For a description of the research the COEP is involved in please visit the research section of this site. For more detailed information such as available projects contact Prof Tanya Monro.

Summer Scholarships

Summer scholarships are offered by the School of Chemistry and Physics to undergraduate students, providing them with the oppurtunity to gain an insight into postgraduate and higher level research.

A summer scholarship at the COEP will provide you with an excellent means to be involved with a world class research facility at undergraduate level. You will have the oppurtunity work with researchers who are well respected leaders in their fields.

More information about summer scholarships can be found on the Faculty webpage.

Honours

Numerous honours projects at the COEP are available to students every year. Typically eligible students come from a physics background however students from chemistry and other science backgrounds may find an interesting project.

General information on honours programs can be found on the Faculty webpage.

For information about Honours in physics at the University of Adelaide contact Prof Bob Vincent.

Postgraduate

Several, exciting oppurtunities exist for postgraduate research within the centre.  Interesteded students can pursue either a MSc or a PhD by research at the COEP. A MSc and a PhD are two year and three year programs respectively that provide students with the oppurtunity to carry out research into a specific area.

General information on postgraduate studies, including information for international students, can be found on the Faculty webpage.

For information about postgraduate studies in physics at the University of Adelaide contact Dr Rod Crewther.