Meet our Postgraduates

Success in a research environment is deeply intertwined with the presence of supportive supervisors, a robust support structure, collaborative peers, enriching network opportunities, and avenues for continuous learning and growth.

Ultimately, my findings could serve as a valuable resource for future researchers and scientists, enabling them to refine wildfire management strategies.

My work will have a great impact on the type of building materials being used in properties on the Wildland-Urban Interface.

Building connections with your peers is great for networking, broadening your learning and helping you feel connected to your research team.

In the first couple of months of my phD I got to help another student capture and process long-nosed potoroos in the Otways. It was such a fun opportunity and it checked off a dream fieldwork experience from my list.

I realised that I really loved learning and answering questions posed to me by collecting evidence and analysing it. So I decided to undertake my own research and get the experience which comes with completing a PhD.