The Bonn Melbourne Research and Graduate School in Decision Neuroscience is an international collaboration between The University of Melbourne, Australia, and the University of Bonn, Germany. The collaboration comprises a pilot international research training group of researchers and jointly awarded PhD candidates working in the interdisciplinary fields of Decision Neuroscience and computational psychiatry.

The pilot International Research Training Group was established in 2020 with 4 joint PhD projects supervised by researchers from both institutions. The program will expand in future to include additional projects and researchers.

The following projects are currently recruiting candidates for commencement in 2020 / early 2021.

• Schizotypal symptoms in children and youth at high risk for psychosis

  The University of Melbourne and the University of Bonn (Germany) are looking for an outstanding PhD student to join a project investigating the course of schizotypal disorder in the early (childhood) developmental period, and tracking its long-term effects on behaviour and functional outcome. A team at the University of Melbourne and University of Bonn have developed a program of work investigating …

  September 8, 2020 Joint PhD projects

The following supervisors and graduate researchers are participating in the Bonn and Melbourne Research and Graduate School in Decision Neuroscience:

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The IRTG Coordinator team consists of:

• Petra Van Nieuwenhoven

The team works with the Joint PhD program Academic Lead on operational activities, including recruitment and the end to end graduate research lifecycle processes for joint PhD candidates. Please direct all enquiries to jointphd-admin@unimelb.edu.au.