Education & Training
Program Leader - Dr Ian Roach, The Australian National University, Canberra
Student Program
LEME has provided funds, scientific supervision and institutional support
for graduates undertaking BSc (Hons) and postgraduate research at
MSc or PhD level. It provided funds for both scholarship assistance
and operating costs, which were distributed on an equitable basis to
the three participating universities - Australian National University,
The University of Adelaide and Curtin University of Technology.
These funds have now been expended in accordance with the LEME Commonwealth Agreement and LEME is on target to meet the agreed output of at least 60 PhDs and 60 Honours regolith geoscience graduates over the life
of LEME.
LEME will continue to support, via its collaborative infrastructure, a large number of PhD students who are in their final year of study as well as Honours students commencing in 2007. LEME ceases operations on 30 June 2008.
Student research topics relate closely to one of the core
Research Programs. Each student project receives dual supervision from a LEME
researcher, and the host university.
The LEME Core Party Universities will continue to offer scholarships to geoscience students. A link to the Universities is provided via the logos at the bottom of the page
Student Enquiries should be directed to members of the Education and Training Committee.
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