The Asia Pacific College of Business and Law (APCBL) is offering limited Charles Darwin International PhD Scholars (CDIPS) scholarships to support research into important business sustainability themes.
We enable scholars to undertake a PhD in a contemporary sustainability area and support candidates to achieve a quality publication record to help launch their careers.
View all CDIPS projects
Message from the Dean
The social and cultural endowments of Northern Australia inform our commitment to sustainable business innovation that builds on Indigenous, local and global knowledge. Similarly, law courses at CDU encourage an appreciation of legal issues of special significance to the Northern Territory, including Aboriginal legal issues and South East Asian law.
We offer a range of programs from VET to Master level, providing you with a solid theoretical and practical legal education and satisfy the academic requirements for admission to professional practice, supporting a multitude of career paths, including politics, the public service, or industrial relations.
Studying with CDU means studying at a university with a proud reputation for the quality of its teaching and graduate outcomes. We have a record of innovation in digital delivery and online learning, with most programs offered both on and off campus. Our online courses use the latest technologies to ensure that your learning experience is as complete, convenient and fulfilling as studying on-campus.
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Students and professionals learn from industry best at CDU Palmerston Campus
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Bush tucker and big dreams for Bininj entrepreneurial CDU student
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Hospitality courses at CDU face up to industry challenge
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