Masters and PhD Study in Road Safety

As part of its Professional Development and Road Safety Studies Program, CARRS-Q delivers QUT-awarded higher degree research at Masters and PhD level in the fields of road safety, crash and injury prevention and traffic and transport improvement. Students can come from a variety of educational backgrounds including psychology, engineering, information technology, public health and medicine.

Higher degree research opportunities are available through CARRS-Q in the School of Psychology and Counselling at Kelvin Grove Campus, QUT, Brisbane.

The programs are relevant to national and international practitioners who have completed a degree, have valuable experience in the workforce, and who are keen to make a significant and original contribution to knowledge in the road safety and injury prevention field.

PhD Scholarships

The QUT Research Scholarships  page provides information on the annual scholarship round and other QUT scholarships that may be available.

From time to time, CARRS-Q offers a variety of full-time PhD scholarships in various fields of road safety research to the value of approximately $26,669 per annum for 3 years, in the School of Psychology and Counselling at Kelvin Grove Campus, QUT. The PhD program is able to be commenced at any time during the year.

Masters Scholarships

None currently available, please contact us to express your interest in future scholarships.

International Students

Funding is available for study, research and professional development. Further information on how to apply.

Publications

CARRS-Q Research Masters and PhD fact sheet [PDF, 249KB]

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