HDR Scholarship – Improving Muscle Strength and Bone Health in Multiple Sclerosis, Australia

Melbourne Research Fellowships in University of Melbourne, Australia

HDR Scholarship: A PhD scholarship opportunity is available for research on ‘Strong-MS: Improving Muscle Strength and Bone Health in Multiple Sclerosis’. The project aims to assess the impact of a high-intensity resistance and impact training intervention for individuals with MS over a 24-month period.

Designation: PhD Scholar

Research Area:

  • Project Title: Strong-MS: Improving Muscle Strength and Bone Health in Multiple Sclerosis
  • Supervisor: Dr Lisa Grech
  • Additional Supervision: Dr Ayse Zengin, Dr Jakub Mesinovic
  • School: School of Psychology
  • Faculty: Faculty of Health
  • Location: Melbourne Burwood Campus

Eligibility/Qualifications:

  • Domestic or international candidates eligible
  • Must meet Deakin’s PhD entry requirements
  • Full-time enrollment with an honors degree (first class) or equivalent standard master’s degree with substantial research component
  • Relevant undergraduate degree in health sciences, psychology, exercise science, or related field

Job Description:

  • Conduct research on ‘Strong-MS: Improving Muscle Strength and Bone Health in Multiple Sclerosis’
  • Assess impact of high-intensity resistance and impact training intervention on MS patients
  • Compare outcomes between intervention and control groups over 24-month period
  • Focus on bone mineral density, muscle strength, quality of life, feasibility, and acceptability

How to Apply:

  • Email a CV and cover letter to Dr Lisa Grech at l.grech@deakin.edu.au
  • Highlight skills, education, publications, and relevant work experience in the CV
  • Successful candidates will be invited to submit a formal application

Important Dates:

  • Applications close at 5pm on Sunday, 13th November 2024

For more information about this scholarship, please contact Dr Lisa Grech.

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