Search below for projects and apply. (Maximum of two projects)

Applications must be submitted by 06 October for the Jan 2025 intake.

The application is in 4 parts:

  • PART A - Project selection and Statement of Purpose (What is a SOP?)
  • PART B - Personal Details
  • PART C - Qualification Details
  • PART D - RMIT specific requirements
  • PART E - Document upload (Have your certificates and other relevant documents ready to upload)
For more information about the BITS RMIT PhD Program please visit this website.

Use the following search filters to find projects of interest

  • Search by the discipline dropdown. You can select multiple option
  • Enter the project number if you know it and press ‘search’
  • Enter a project keyword (I.e. thermodynamic) and press ‘search’

Minimum Qualification Requirements

Ensure you meet the requirements specified below before applying. Applications that do not provide evidence of meeting the minimum requirements will not progress further.

  • Master’s degree from CEP S2* (“Good Institutions” with “Very Good” grade scale or “First Division/Class” or equivalent). Examples may include (not limited to) M Technology, M Engineering, M Pharmacy, MBA, MA, MPhil
    OR
  • Master’s degree from CEP S2* (“Good Institutions” with “Very Good” grade scale or “First Division/Class” or equivalent). Examples may include (not limited to) MSc, MCA
    OR
  • Bachelor’s degree *(e.g. BTech/BEng) requiring at least four (4) years of full-time study
    • In a relevant discipline awarded with honours
    • The degree should include a research component comprised of a thesis, other research projects or research methodology subjects that constitute at least 25% of a full time (or part time equivalent) academic year.
    • The applicant must have achieved at least a distinction average in the final year

    AND
  • The applicant must have achieved at least a distinction average in the final year**

*Where degree certificate or final year transcripts are not yet available, applicants may upload the previous semester / year transcripts

**Candidates without a valid GATE/ UGC-NET, CSIR, ICAR, ICMR, DST-INSPIRE score can be considered if they have undertaken GATE in the last five years AND/OR have a minimum of two years professional work experience, AND if they meet all other eligibility requirements. Where applicants wish to use the option of providing 2 years professional work experience as evidence
– please include evidence within your uploaded documents

Please note that:

  • Students with a 4+2 Master’s degree (in Eng/Tech) need to do at least 2 BITS-related credits in the first 6 months
  • Candidates with a 3+2 Master's degree and 4 Years Bachelors degree will need to complete course requirements (24 credits) in the first two semesters
  • In addition to coursework that needs to be completed, students will need to also propose and defend their PhD proposal by the end of year 1. 
  • In Australia, STEM college at RMIT will have 3 compulsory courses: (a) Doing Research, (b) Doing Research with Impact, and (c) Entrepreneurship in Research. 


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Search Tool (example: 'thermodynamic' or 'BITSRMIT100036')

Enter the project number or project theme (i.e. thermodynamic) if you know it and press ‘search’

 

Total Projects Found: 1

PROJECT RESULT
BITSRMIT024B001379
Test 7 Aug 3

Project Description

The integration of advanced technology in healthcare has revolutionized patient outcomes in numerous ways. From the advent of electronic health records (EHRs) to the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in diagnostics and treatment planning, the healthcare sector has witnessed a transformation that has significantly improved patient care and outcomes. One of the most notable advancements is the implementation of EHRs, which has streamlined the management of patient information. EHRs ensure that a patient’s medical history is readily available to healthcare providers, leading to more accurate diagnoses and personalized treatment plans. This accessibility reduces the chances of medical errors, which can be life-threatening. Moreover, EHRs facilitate better coordination among healthcare providers, ensuring that patients receive comprehensive and continuous care, especially for chronic conditions. Telemedicine is another technological breakthrough that has reshaped patient care. By leveraging telecommunication technologies, patients can now access medical consultations and follow-up appointments from the comfort of their homes. This has been particularly beneficial for individuals living in remote areas with limited access to healthcare facilities. Telemedicine has also proved to be a critical tool during the COVID-19 pandemic, allowing healthcare systems to continue providing care while minimizing the risk of virus transmission. Studies have shown that telemedicine can be as effective as in-person visits for a variety of conditions, contributing to improved patient satisfaction and adherence to treatment plans. Artificial intelligence and machine learning are making significant strides in enhancing diagnostic accuracy and treatment efficacy. AI algorithms can analyze vast amounts of medical data, identifying patterns and correlations that might be missed by human clinicians. For instance, AI-powered diagnostic tools can detect anomalies in medical imaging, such as X-rays and MRIs, with remarkable precision. This early detection is crucial for conditions like cancer, where timely intervention can dramatically improve survival rates. Additionally, AI is being used to develop predictive models that can foresee disease outbreaks and patient deterioration, allowing for proactive and preventive measures. Robotic surgery is another area where technology is making a profound impact. Robotic-assisted surgical systems provide surgeons with enhanced precision, flexib

BITS Supervisor

siddhi sharma

RMIT Supervisor

bitsrmit.phd@rmit.edu.au

Other Supervisor BITS

Rupendra Singh

Other Supervisor RMIT

Nicole Woodham

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