Located in Western Australia, home to one of the world’s highest rates of asbestos-related cancers, the National Centre for Asbestos-Related Diseases (NCARD) leads the way in mesothelioma research. At NCARD, postgraduate training is about more than academic achievement—it’s about making a tangible difference in people’s lives.
Why choose NCARD?
By joining NCARD, you will work with world-class researchers across diverse areas like biomarker discovery, genomics, tumour immunology, and novel therapies. Our collaborative culture is built on mentorship and peer learning, ensuring students are equipped to become future leaders in research.
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Highlights of NCARD’s postgraduate experience include:
- Supportive environment: Benefit from journal clubs, dedicated PhD hour, and access to a strong network of peers and mentors.
- Consumer engagement: Collaborate with advocacy groups and consumers to ensure your research is grounded in real-world needs.
- Financial support: From the prestigious Douglas Peter Swift Top-Up Scholarship to publication bonuses, NCARD ensures financial barriers will not hinder your research goals.
Key insights for future researchers: AI-generated podcast
To provide students with a clear understanding of the benefits of studying with NCARD, we’ve used AI technology to create a 15-minute podcast. Listen to this concise, engaging overview of what makes NCARD a unique and inspiring place to study.
Podcast highlights:
- Insights into our collaborative research culture.
- Testimonials from students about NCARD’s supportive environment.
- Opportunities for advocacy and consumer engagement.
Take the next step
Whether you are passionate about laboratory science, computational biology, or developing life-changing therapies, NCARD offers the resources, mentorship, and collaborative environment to help you succeed.
Ready to begin your journey? Listen to our AI-generated podcast, and visit our “Study with us” page to explore the full range of opportunities that await you at NCARD. Together, we can drive solutions for asbestos-related diseases and improve lives.