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About this scholarship

This is a stipend scholarship offered by ANU Colleges to Higher Degree by Research candidates. It is normal for recipients to undertake study on a full-time basis, however, in accordance with strict criteria, the scholarship can be awarded for part-time study for Domestic candidates only. International scholars must undertake study on a full-time basis.

SCHOLARSHIP TYPE

Payments made fortnightly

Payments made for 3.5 years

Student types

Student levels

Selection bases

Ongoing eligibility

Extension duration

Field of study

Eligibility.

These scholarships are available to potential and current students who:

• are domestic or international students; and
• have applied for admission to a PhD or Professional Doctorate by Research program; and
• have a Bachelor degree with first-class honours (some Colleges may consider students with upper second-class honours), or a Master degree with a research component or equivalent from a recognised university.

Additional information

How to apply, reference documents, further information.

• Scholarship for 3.5 years
• Travel and removal allowances for students relocating to Canberra to commence their research program
• Thesis allowance
• Dependant Child allowance (International students only)
• Paid medical and parental leave

No application is required specifically for this scholarship as all eligible candidates will be considered. Applications must be complete at the time of submission, including all supporting documentation and referee reports, in order to be considered in the scholarship ranking process.

Application Deadline

In order to be considered for an ANU PhD scholarship, in the main round of scholarship offers, applicants are required to apply for admission by the deadlines below. Once you have applied for the program, all eligible applicants will be automatically considered for the ANU PhD scholarship

Deadlines for scholarship rounds

• ANU PhD Scholarship (1872023) (PDF, 223.4 KB)
• Previous ANU PhD Scholarhsip (7372018) (PDF, 397.27 KB)
• ANU PhD Scholarship conditions of award (International student) (PDF, 218.59 KB)
• ANU PhD Scholarship conditions of award (Domestic student) (PDF, 138.55 KB)
• ANU PhD Scholarship - Conditions of Award 2023 revisions (PDF, 188.69 KB)

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Applicants are also strongly encouraged to make contact with the relevant Graduate Studies Convener or a prospective supervisor, prior to lodging an application, to discuss the proposed research topic and related matters.

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Graduate Research Scholarships

Scholarship

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Key scholarship details

Application status

Open for automatic consideration

Benefit amount

100% fee remission and up to $135,000

Eligible study level

Graduate research

Eligible student type

Domestic and international students

Eligible study stage

Future study, Current study

Benefit duration

One or more years

The Melbourne Research Scholarship and Research Training Program (RTP) Scholarship are offered to high-achieving international and domestic students who are enrolling in a graduate research degree at the University of Melbourne.

Stipend and fee offset scholarships

• Full fee offset for up to two years for students undertaking a Masters by Research degree or up to four years for students undertaking a doctoral degree.
• Living allowance of $37,000 per year pro rata (2024 full-time study rate) for up to two years for students undertaking a Masters by Research degree or up to 3.5 years for students undertaking a doctoral degree. The living allowance may be indexed annually and includes limited paid sick, maternity and parenting leave.
• Relocation grant of $2000 for students moving from States or Territories other than Victoria or $3000 for students moving from outside Australia.
• Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) Single Membership for international students who require a student visa to study in Australia

Fee offset scholarships

For further information, see Manage my scholarship .

Eligibility and selection criteria

Eligibility.

To be considered for this scholarship, you must:

• have applied for and meet the requirements for a graduate research degree at the University of Melbourne, or
• be currently enrolled in a graduate research degree at the University of Melbourne

Selection criteria

All domestic students who are offered admission to a Masters by Research or doctoral degree (PhD) at the University of Melbourne will receive a Research Training Program Scholarship (Fee Offset).

Graduate Research Scholarships that provide a stipend as well as fee offset are awarded to domestic and international students based on academic merit. Eligible applicants are scored and ranked according to their academic achievement of their last completed degree and their research potential in their field of study. Factors such as completion of a degree at the same level of the research course for which the scholarship is sought, relevant professional experience, refereed publications, specialist medical qualifications or composition of original music may be taken into consideration.

These scholarships are subject to the Graduate Research Scholarships Terms & Conditions (as amended).

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Need help understanding the process?

Application, how to apply.

If you are a new student and have applied for a graduate research course by the application closing date for that course, you will be automatically considered for the Graduate Research Scholarships. You will receive a notification that a scholarship application has been added to your record within ten business days of having submitted your course application.

If you have accepted a graduate research course offer and deferred commencement in order to be reconsidered for a scholarship, you must submit an online application form by 31 October to be considered for a scholarship in the following year. You will receive a notification that a scholarship application has been added to your record within ten business days of having submitted the online form.

If you are currently enrolled in a graduate research course for which you seek a scholarship, you must submit an online application form by 31 October to be considered for a scholarship in the following year. You will receive a notification that a scholarship application has been added to your record within ten business days of having submitted the online form.

When will I know the outcome?

Domestic students will receive an offer for Research Training Program Scholarship (Fee Offset) as part of their course offer.

Offers for Graduate Research Scholarships that provide a stipend and fee offset are made separately but around the same time course offers are made.

Melbourne Research Scholarships (MRS)

This scholarship is available to high-achieving domestic and international students undertaking a Masters by Research degree or doctoral degree.

Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) Scholarships

This scholarship is supported by the Australian Commonwealth Government and offered by the University of Melbourne to high-achieving domestic and international students undertaking a Masters by Research degree or Doctorate by Research degree. See also the University's RTP Scholarship Policy .

China Scholarship Council - University of Melbourne PhD Scholarship

This scholarship is provided by the China Scholarship Council and the University of Melbourne to promote international collaboration and is offered to citizens of the People's Republic of China wishing to undertake a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree at the University of Melbourne.

The information listed here is subject to change without notice. Where we have listed information about jointly run scholarships programs, please also see our partners' websites. Information describing the number and value of scholarships awarded is indicative.

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PhD Scholarship Opportunities

We offer a variety of scholarships to support you financially as your undertake your PhD. See below for all currently available scholarships and be sure to subscribe to study alerts to be notified of any new opportunities. For more scholarship information, please visit UQ Find a Scholarship .

Please note, all PhD applications at UQ are managed through a Central Portal on the  UQ Graduate School  website. Once you have selected your project (and received official endorsement), you may proceed to  apply directly via the portal .

Ensure you check  scholarship round application deadlines  and outcome dates before applying in addition to any key dates listed on this page.  For any queries, please contact the HDR Liaison Officer,  [email protected] .  

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UQ Graduate School Scholarship (UQGSS)

The UQ Graduate School Scholarship is the most common scholarship applied for when planning to undertake a Phd. Most PhD's at UQ are funded via the UQ Graduate School Scholarship. For more information on eligibility and how to apply, please visit the UQ Graduate School .

*Please note, currently the UQ Graduate School Scholarship is only available to Domestic candidates. International applicants are still elligible for Earmarked PhD projects (and accompanying Earmarked Scholarship).

IMB Global Challenges top-up

The Global Challenges PhD top-up offers a per annum top up to the UQ Graduate School Scholarship plus $5,000 support for a placement on top of the $2,000 Student Development fund (over the period of the candidature) to outstanding domestic and eligible international onshore applicants .

The PhD projects on offer will give each student the opportunity to take a deep dive into a specialised topic and research discipline in one laboratory and within our broad-ranging approach. Each project will provide the rich foundational research training gained by completing a PhD and an opportunity to make a unique contribution to the field of knowledge. By conducting these projects within a cohort of other students, also aiming to broadly address the identified themes, the collective will form an intellectual hub, together, solving these global challenges. 

Importantly, the top-up includes specialised training in each theme and cutting-edge research techniques, tailored transferable skills training and support to conduct a placement nationally or internationally with a related partner. Collectively, these will form four pillars of support for the research project and create job-ready graduates with links to the national and international research, entrepreneurial and industry community. This year's theme is 'Drugs inspired by nature' .

To qualify for a Global Challenges top-up, you must:

• Apply for a participating  PhD Projec t
• Submit your PhD application before the deadline (check back for 2025 deadline)

In your application, ensure you:

• Select ‘My higher degree is not collaborative’
• Select 'I am applying for, or have been awarded a scholarship or sponsorship'.
• Select ‘Other’, then add ‘ IMB Global Challenges + identified theme’

Please note, there are conditions for undertaking this top-up. Refer to details below.

Top-up conditions

If awarded the Global Challenges top-up, there are a few conditions that must be met in order to receive funding. These include:

• Conducting a cross-disciplinary project that is targeted at solving a global problem within the theme of  'Drugs inspired by nature' .
• Conducting a project that is multidisciplinary, with an advisory group that is composed of at least one Associate advisor in a different IMB Centre (or UQ institute/school) to the principal advisor
• Conducting a placement with an external partner - arranged by you in collaboration with The University of Queensland Graduate School within the first 18 months of commencement, the placement can take place at any time during the candidature but is normally undertaken towards the end of the PhD. The extension of your candidature period from 3.5 years to 4 years is conditional on undertaking a placement.
• Being an IMB ambassador - both to promote the scholarship and IMB generally.
• Being an active participant in SIMBA and mentoring junior scholarship holders
• Training Week
• Technical training Masterclass
• PhD student retreat
• Industry engagement training and event 
• UniQuest commercialisation workshop
• Career development workshops, alumni mentorship programs and career panelopportunities

* Please note, the top-up duration is 3.5 years guaranteed plus 0.5 years conditional on completing training and a placement. Please know that further activities that build your cohort and enrich your PhD experience will be advised over the period of your candidature and your attendance will be required.

Earmarked Scholarships

Earmarked scholarships are offered for research projects aligned with recently awarded grants from major Australian Government research funding bodies, including the Australian Research Council, the National Health and Medical Research Council and the Medical Research Future Fund.

Earmarked scholarships offer PhD students the opportunity to contribute to large projects of national significance and work with leading researchers. The scholarship provides a living stipend of $32,192 per annum (2023 rate, indexed annually), tuition fees, and Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC). You can apply anytime - there is no closing date.

IMB Earmarked Scholarships are added to the PhD Projects list as they become available.  Sign up to study alerts  to be notified of any new opportunities. For more information on Earmarked Scholarships and how to apply, please visit the UQ Graduate School website .

* Please note, Domestic and International candidates may apply for an Earmarked PhD project and accompanying Earmarked Scholarship.

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Scholarships for PhD and MPhil students

Understand the types of scholarships and funding available to support your Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Master of Philosophy (MPhil) or professional doctorate.

Follow your passion for research

Scholarships give you the financial freedom to focus on your research and get the most out of your studies. We offer a range of scholarships to support your needs. Check if you’re eligible and apply on time. 

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Funding types for postgraduate research (HDR) scholarships

There’s more than one way to be supported during your research. You can apply for multiple scholarships based on different funding types to support aspects of your research and experience.

Living stipend

The major scholarships are living stipends. These offer $35K per year (tax free) in fortnightly payments to help cover your living costs. 

Browse all living stipend scholarships

Tuition fees

Tuition fees cover the cost of your tuition for the duration of your studies.

If you’re a domestic student, you can apply anytime without needing a living stipend scholarship.

If you’re an international student, you'll need a living stipend scholarship to be eligible for a tuition scholarship. 

Browse tuition fee scholarships

If you're on a living stipend scholarship, you could be eligible for a top-up scholarship to further help with the cost of living.

Browse all top up scholarships

Financial award

Grants and bursaries are usually given as a one-off award, and you can usually only receive 1 per academic year. You could receive funds to support extra-curricular activities, so it's worth taking the time to find out what you could apply for. 

Browse all financial award scholarships

If you're going on a trip as part of your studies, we have scholarships that provide a travel allowance to cover your travel costs. 

Browse all travel scholarships

Accommodation

Accommodation scholarships can cover the full costs of your accommodation fees at an approved provider or support you with a one-off stay if you’re travelling for your studies. 

Browse all accommodation scholarships

Major living stipend scholarships

You may be eligible to receive a number of scholarships during your research, but you can only receive 1 base stipend scholarship. You apply for these scholarships as part of your program application. 

Be sure to check the rules and requirements before you apply. 

A competitive scholarship available for all study areas.

Applications are called for in specific rounds.

These scholarships:

• are available for domestic and international students
• fund tuition fees, living stipend of $35K a year tax free (2024 rate), indexed yearly
• include Single Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC).

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A competitive scholarship available for specific projects linked to prestigious research grants.

Applications are called for as projects become available. Once a candidate has been found for a project it will no longer be available. 

• ​​​​fund tuition fees, living stipend of $35K a year tax free (2024 rate), indexed yearly

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A competitive scholarship available for all study areas to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

• are available for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait islander students
• fund tuition fees and a living stipend of $45K a year (2023 rate), indexed yearly.

View Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Research Scholarship

Other postgraduate scholarships

We also offer scholarships that are funded by external organisations, UQ faculties, centres, institutes, and donors. These scholarships often align with a particular field of research or purpose.

Eligibility and funding types vary for the scholarships available. 

Explore all tuition and living stipend scholarships

Tuition only scholarship

Graduate school scholarship – tuition (uqgss-t).

Available for domestic students only, this is a tuition-based research scholarship available for all study areas. This does not include a living stipend. You apply for this as part of your program application.

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How to get a PhD

Study tips Published 5 Apr, 2022  ·  4-minute read

Trying to wrap your head around how PhD programs work? We don’t blame you. Sometimes it feels like you need a PhD just to figure out how to get a PhD.

So, with a little help from our academics and some UQ PhD candidates, we’ve broken down the application and preparation process into 10 manageable steps:

• Complete prior research
• Choose your topic
• Find a PhD supervisor
• Write your PhD proposal
• Identify potential scholarships
• Gather required documents and apply
• Determine if you'll continue working during your PhD
• Calculate how long you’ll be researching your PhD
• Develop the traits and behaviours of a good PhD student
• Apply and get accepted

Let’s discuss how to get a PhD in Australia – from choosing your topic to getting stuck into the actual research.

1. Complete prior research (if necessary)

You don’t necessarily need a master’s degree to start a PhD. However, you do need to have completed extensive research. This might involve an academic research program (such as a bachelor's degree with an honours year or a Master of Philosophy ), research conducted in your professional career, or a combination of both. The important thing is that you can demonstrate experience in conducting effective research, as this is a key part of the PhD selection criteria.

Learn more about doing a PhD without a master's degree

2. Choose your topic

Whether you’re developing a thesis on a topic you’ve already worked on or branching out into a new area of interest, you’ll want to know early what kind of topic you want to research for your PhD. Finding a niche that sparks your curiosity is important for ensuring you’ll stay inspired during the 3+ years ahead.

Keep in mind that you generally have two options here. You can complete a PhD by:

• joining an existing research project in an area that interests you 
• start a fresh research project that aligns with your specific goals.

Get tips for choosing your PhD topic or explore available research projects at UQ

3. Find a PhD supervisor

One of the essential steps to consider when thinking about how to get a PhD is finding someone to guide you through the process.

Approaching academics about your PhD can be intimidating, but shortlisting and selecting the most appropriate person / team to supervise your research project is important. By choosing your mentor carefully, you can ensure you’ve got someone in your corner who understands your research, has relevant expertise, and will be there to support you throughout your journey.

Learn how to find the right PhD supervisor

4. Write your PhD proposal

Check with your supervisor to see if they require a formal PhD proposal (most will, but not all). If so, with their guidance, it’s time to put pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard).

Even if your supervisor doesn't explicitly ask for one, a PhD proposal is a valuable document for outlining the scope of your research and giving your project its initial momentum – so it might be worth writing one either way.

Learn how to write a good PhD proposal

5. Identify potential scholarships

Dedicating yourself to research sometimes means sacrificing your income in the short term, though it can lead to more financial security in the long term . To help support yourself during your studies, you can apply for PhD scholarships and funding.

Learn how to get a PhD scholarship

6. Gather required documents and apply

It’s time to jump online and do the official application process. Aside from your research proposal, you should also prepare to provide your:

• academic CV
• academic transcript
• degree certificate(s)
• English language documents (if needed)
• ID (such as a passport)
• two references / letters of recommendation from people who can comment on your research experience.

  Learn how to apply online for a UQ PhD

7. Determine if you'll continue working during your PhD

Some PhD candidates continue doing part-time or casual work while completing their research. However, this isn't easy and may not be feasible in most cases; it takes serious time-management skills to juggle any kind of job alongside a full-time PhD. So, think carefully about whether you’d like to keep working in some capacity or commit your attention fully to your research.

Learn more about working while doing a PhD

8. Calculate how long you’ll be researching your PhD

To complete your PhD within the standard 3.5-year* timeframe, you'll need to be organised with a clear project plan. Of course, the very nature of research is that you'll discover unexpected things and take unplanned detours along the way. So, your plan should include contingencies for any obstacles you might hit to ensure you still complete your research on time. 

*In special cases, you may be able to request an extension of your tuition for up to 4 years, but that is the maximum time allowed for a PhD.

Explore how long a PhD takes

9. Develop the traits and behaviours of a good PhD student

We know you’ve already got what it takes, but there are some skills and attributes you could cultivate or practise to make your upcoming journey a little smoother. Between writing your proposal and meeting with potential supervisors, be sure to set some time aside to work on yourself as well.

Discover what makes a good PhD student

10. Apply and get accepted

All the preparation is done. You’ve equipped all the gear, chosen your guide and mapped out your route. It's time to apply and set the wheels in motion.

Submit your PhD application

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General scholarships

To find a scholarship that works for you, browse the below options and check your eligibility.

This page includes scholarships for both prospective and current students.

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Research scholarship information

ANU funds and administers a range of scholarships for PhD, Professional Doctorate and Master by research programs. The University also administers a number of scholarships funded by the Australian Government and other sources external to the University. The University's aim is to attract research degree applicants who have a proven capacity for research.

Many graduate research scholarships are offered by individual ANU Colleges. You are, therefore, strongly encouraged to contact the relevant ANU College, or a prospective supervisor, before lodging an application to discuss the proposed research topic and opportunities.

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Search for scholarships and funding support for:

• prospective research students
• current research students

Central Scholarship Rounds

ANU has two central scholarship application rounds per year. Central Scholarships include the Australian Government Research Training Program and University Research Scholarships. If you have applied for admission into a HDR program before the scholarship deadlines below and selected that you are interested in a scholarship you will automatically be considered in the next available scholarship round. There is no separate application form for the central scholarship round except for current HDR candidates who would like to be considered in a subsequent scholarship round by completing the ' Request for a current ANU student to be considered for a HDR Scholarship form '.     

Eligibility

Applicants for research degree scholarships must hold a bachelor degree with at least upper second class honours although competition is such that applicants usually have to hold a first class honours degree to be competitive (and for some scholarships, this is mandatory), or a Master by coursework or a Graduate Diploma (which must be completed at a level equivalent to first or upper second-class honours) degree from a recognised University.

In special cases, applicants with other qualifications and/or research experience may be considered.

Some scholarships are open both to applicants who are Australian citizens/permanent residents or New Zealand citizens and those who are nationals of other countries, while others are open to one or other category only.

How to apply

Applications for research scholarships are completed when you apply for admission.

Research Program applications may be made at any time of year, but there are closing dates for scholarship applications and most scholarships must be taken up within a certain time-frame. Further information on the application process can be found on the ANU postgraduate research application information webpage.

Conditions of award

Conditions of award are the terms under which a scholarship is established and accepted. The conditions of award outline the duration of, and eligibility for the scholarship as well as a scholar's entitlement to leave and reimbursement.

Conditions may change from year to year. A scholar is bound by the conditions that they sign and accept in the year that they commence their scholarship.

Notification & acceptance

Research scholarship offers are emailed to successful applicants.

For students who have not yet commenced, an email will be sent to the email address you supplied when applying for admission. For continuing students, an email will be sent to your ANU student email account.

Scholarship offers normally need to be accepted within two weeks of the offer being made, however, you should check the date listed on your letter of offer.

Some scholarships can be extended for six months. Please check the conditions of award specific to your scholarship to see if you are eligible to apply for an extension. Please note that extensions can only be granted based on circumstances beyond the scholar's control related to research - not matters of a personal nature.

You can apply to extend your scholarship using the  Manage My Degree eForm, via ISIS . The Chair of your supervisory panel, the Head of Department and the Delegated Authority need to endorse your request before the extension can be processed.

Scholarship (stipend) payments are made in fortnightly instalments into your nominated bank account.

To nominate which bank account you want the the payments made to, use the Bank Account and Financial Distribution Details form.

Scholarship overpayments may occur when unpaid leave requests are not received prior to the appropriate Human Resources (HR) pay period cut-off date.

If a scholarship overpayment has occurred as a result of a leave of absence request, notification will be sent in writing by the HR Division. Repayment of overpaid amounts are required in accordance with the instructions from the University. Candidates who remain in debt to the University will not be permitted to submit their theses for examination or to graduate.

Payments can also be made for travel and removal reimbursement and dependent child allowances, depending on the conditions of award.

Cessation of Payments

Scholarships payments will generally cease:

• at the conclusion of the period outlined in the scholarship conditions of award.  A specific date will sometimes appear in offer letters; or
• on submission of the thesis for examination; or
• on the date on which the recipient withdraws or ceases to attend the University other than for approved absences; or
• if a recipient is no longer meeting or has breached the conditions of award; or
• if a recipient breaches academic or behavioural standards set by the University under the Academic Misconduct & Discipline Rules.

Conditions of award vary from scholarship to scholarship so it is essential that you check the specifics in the conditions of award that relate to your scholarship.

Changes & dates

The HR pay period cut-off date for paperwork relating to stipend payments is usually one week prior to the relevant pay day.

Paperwork relating to stipend payments must be received by the Graduate Research Office at least three working days prior to the HR pay period cut-off date to ensure that the paperwork can be processed in time.

Incomplete and incorrect forms will delay the processing of requests and may mean the paperwork is unable to be processed in time for the HR pay period cut-off.  The ANU Pay Period Cut off Calendar can be found here .

Centrelink Scholarship Reference Number 

If you are applying for Income Support and Centrelink requests your Scholarship Reference Number, you should provide your ANU University ID number.  

Reference documents

• Travel & removal expense claim for scholarship holders (PDF, 155.84 KB)
• International research scholarship holder dependent child allowance claim (PDF, 168.9 KB)
• Bank Account Details Form (PDF, 207.97 KB)
• HDR Current Student Scholarship Consideration Form - GRO 2023 (PDF, 704.39 KB)

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• Postgraduate research student policies

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PhD scholarships and opportunities

Rockfall Fragmentation upon Impact

Closing date: 06 may 2024 apply now, phd scholarship.

This research project will build a comprehensive database of laboratory and field rockfall fragmentation events to allow the development and validation of a rockfall fragmentation prediction model to account for in stochastic rockfall simulations.

Personalised Medical Nutrition Therapy for Children and Adolescents with Asthma and Overweight or Obesity

Closing date: 20 may 2024 apply now.

Up to 50% of children and adolescents with asthma are overweight/obese, vs 25% of those without asthma. Excess weight is linked with worse asthma control and a higher chance of asthma attacks. Dietary intervention may be an important strategy to improve asthma control in this group

AI for Simulation-Based Training

Closing date: 31 may 2024 apply now.

The research will focus on developing advanced AI techniques to improve analysis and interpretation of data in simulation-based training scenarios for Defence. The project aims to advance AI methodologies to optimise training effectiveness and system capabilities in simulated environments.

New Technologies for Imaging the Impact of Bacterial Biofilms in Chronic Open Wounds

A funded PhD position is available to develop novel imaging techniques for wound monitoring including algorithms for image processing and prediction. The PhD student will become part of a large multidisciplinary team who are focused on improving outcomes for patients with chronic wounds.

Odyssey Travel Scholarship

This scholarship has been established to support students studying a PhD in Classics or Ancient History to increase their knowledge and understanding of the Greek and/or Roman world through experiencing the landscape, geography, culture and artefacts of the countries and regions bordering the northern Mediterranean

The Australian Wildlife Society Research Conservation Awards

Phd opportunity.

The Australian Wildlife Society Research Conservation Awards are funded by the Australian Wildlife Society.

Waratah Scholarships (NSW Department of Education)

Top-up scholarship.

The NSW Department of Education would like to support current and future RTP candidates with an additional $10,000 in areas that address state research priorities.

Neural Principles of Multi-Sensor Vision Systems in Rail Safety Applications

Closing date: 01 june 2024 apply now.

The project will develop new deep learning methods to improve machine vision comprising several sensors in collaboration with industry partners 4AI Systems and 4Tel Pty Ltd.

In-Situ Surface Bio-Engineering for 3D Bioprinting

Closing date: 13 june 2024 apply now.

Research Council Linkage Project is available in collaboration with a world-leading 3D-bioprinting company.

Instructing Stem Cell Behaviour on Plasma-Engineered Material Interfaces

A PhD scholarship as part of an Australian Research Council Linkage Project is available in collaboration with a world-leading 3D-bioprinting company.

Surveillance and Characterisation of Arboviruses in the Hunter Region

Closing date: 20 july 2024 apply now.

Climate change has the potential to amplify the threat of mosquito-transmitted (arbovirus) diseases in Australia. This research project aims to improve mosquito surveillance methods and enhance our understanding of mosquito-borne viruses.

3D-Printing in the Micro-and Nano-Scale

Closing date: 31 july 2024 apply now.

This project aims to develop a 3D-printing platform that is capable of printing micro- and nanostructures such as functional nanofibers, nanofiber mesh and 3D scaffolds that mimic microstructures of tissues.

Quantifying the Hofmeister Series in Complex Electrolytes

Closing date: 01 december 2024 apply now.

This project will apply quantum chemistry and molecular dynamics simulations to the study of Hofmeister and specific ion effects in complex electrolytes, including non-aqueous solvents, deep eutectic solvents and ionic liquids.

Glenn and Ken Moss PhD Scholarships in Engineering Research

Closing date: 01 january 2018 apply now.

This donor funded supplementation scholarship has been established and funded for University of Newcastle students studying PhD (Mechanical Engineering) or PhD (Mechatronics). If a candidate is not available in Mechanical Engineering or Mechatronics, then the scholarship may be offered to a student from another Engineering Discipline.

Judy Kennedy Research Scholarship in Mental Health

The scholarship should be awarded to a student whose research aims to improve the care and outcomes for people with mental illness and their families.

Understanding, Optimizing, and Safeguarding the Thermal Desorption and Destruction of PFAS

The CSIRO Industry PhD Program (iPhD) is a research training program, focusing on applied research that benefits industry by solving real-world challenges. It aims to produce the next generation of innovation leaders with the skills to work at the interface of research and industry in Australia.

Progressive Voices/Movements in Islamic Theology in the (Post-)Secular Society of 21st Century

Closing date: 31 december 2025 apply now.

PhD research on “Progressive Voices/Movements in Islamic Theology in the (Post-)Secular Society of 21st Century”

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Tracking Climate Changes by Space Gravity Measurements

Closing date: 29 february 2024 apply now.

This is a research opportunity for PhD students who are interested in learning satellite tracking (radar and laser) technology, Earth's gravity field variations, and climate changes by hydrological extremes (flooding/droughts) and melting ice, as well as solid Earth deformation.

An In-Built Depolymerisation Solution for Polyethylene Waste

Closing date: 01 march 2024 apply now.

This project aims to design polymer coated enzymes that can be embedded into polyethylene, and later activated by the elevated temperatures of a compost heap, to depolymerise the plastic to small molecules.

Exploring the Benefits of Walk-and-Talk Therapy vs Traditional Indoor Therapy for Men with Low Mood

Closing date: 08 march 2024 apply now.

This PhD scholarship will be aligned with a randomised trial examining the effectiveness of outdoor walk-and-talk therapy for men with low mood, compared to traditional indoor therapy.

Edith Ethel Ward Perpetual PhD Scholarship

Closing date: 07 april 2024 apply now.

This donor funded scholarship has been established and funded for a maximum of 3 years (full-time equivalent) for a current Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) candidate in the College of Health Medicine and Wellbeing. The supplementation scholarship provides a benefit of $10,000 per annum for up to a maximum of 3 years (full-time) for a PhD program.

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Scholarships

There are a range of government and University funded scholarships available to support you during your Higher Degree Research (HDR) candidature. These scholarships provide support with a range of expenses associated with undertaking HDR research including living expenses, tuition waivers, and ancillary costs associated with your research.

HDR scholarships can include one or more of the following types of support*:

• Stipend – this is a living allowance paid to the student fortnightly for the duration of the scholarship to help with living expenses. Please be aware that stipends are intended to contribute towards living expenses for the student themselves and may not be sufficient to fully cover the cost of living, particularly if accompanied by dependents.
• Fee Offset/Waiver – this pays tuition fees that would otherwise be paid by the student for the duration of the scholarship. Note: this is a financial arrangement within the university and is not paid to the student.
• Allowances – reimbursement for costs associated with undertaking HDR research such as relocation costs, and Overseas Health Cover.

* NOTE:    If you are successful in obtaining a scholarship, your offer letter will provide details of which, if any, of these types of support you have been awarded.

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Scholarships Available for HDR Students

Research training program stipend and university of adelaide research scholarships.

The most widely awarded scholarships available to HDR students are the Australian Government Research Training Program Scholarship (RTPS) and the University of Adelaide Research Scholarship (UARS) . Both of these awards provide a stipend ( living allowance ) and fee offset/ waiver for the duration of the scholarship. Detailed information about additional allowances and conditions of these scholarships are provided in the Conditions of Award .

Applications for RTPS and UARS scholarships primarily occur through the scholarship rounds held prior to the beginning of semester ( see Applying for HDR Scholarships – Opportunities i n the Competitive Rounds ).

* Information for supervisors who have a strategic scholarship to allocate can be found in Staff Resources .

Other HDR Scholarships

In addition to the RTPS and UARS awards, there are other opportunities available to HDR students , including externally funded major awards, supplementary scholarships ( top - up scholarships ) , industry programs and placements, allowances for operating costs, and travel scholarships. These scholarships are individually listed in the University Scholarships Database .

Most, but not all, of these opportunities are offered separately to the scholarship rounds and require a separate and specific application. You will find information about how to apply for individual scholarships attac hed to the funding opportunity listed in the database .

* Information for supervisors looking to establish a scholarship can be found in Staff Resources .

Summary of Main HDR Scholarships

See conditions of award for further details

Finding Information about HDR Scholarships on Offer

Information about all of the HDR Scholarships on offer can be found in the University Scholarships Database . The database includes scholarship opportunities for future, current and past students, such as external funding opportunities and travel scholarships.

Entries in the database include information about the background of the award, what is included, eligibility criteria, and how to apply for the award.

The database is updated on a continuous basis as awards become available. If you are seeking a scholarship, you should check the database regularly so that you do not miss an opportunity.

Applying for HDR Scholarships - Opportunities in the Competitive Rounds

Scholarships are mainly awarded in competitive rounds that align with the primary intakes of students at the start of the year and mid-way through the year. These rounds are known as the Major Round (February/March intake) and the Midyear Round (July/August intake).  

Separate Major and Midyear rounds are held for domestic and international applicants. This ensures that successful international applicants have sufficient time to make the arrangements to move to Australia while also providing sufficient time for domestic students to complete any current programs before the round is held.

Scholarships Available in the Competitive Rounds

Two principal types of major scholarships are offered in the competitive scholarship rounds: Australian Government Research Training Program Scholarships and University of Adelaide Research Scholarships . Whether these scholarships are offered in a specific scholarship round is subject to the availability of scholarships at that time. The scholarship round information tables ( see Domestic Round , International Round below) identify which scholarships will be offered in a specific round.

• Australian Government Research Training Program Scholarships ( Domestic , International )
• University of Adelaide Research Scholarships ( Domestic , International ) 
• Applicants who do not hold an Honours degree, postgraduate qualifications with a significant research component, or have significant research experience and/or publications will be considered for the University of Adelaide Research Scholarship s ( Domestic , International )

Further information about eligibility for these principal scholarships is included in the Conditions of Award .

A range of other scholarships may also be offered during the competitive scholarship rounds, as permitted by funding availability. Information about any additional awards being offered during a specific scholarship round are provided in the online application system . It is recommended that applicants carefully consider the information provided about these scholarships when they complete their application, as applicants may also be eligible for these additional awards.

Domestic Round

The domestic rounds include both domestic applicants and international applicants who are current students or recent graduates of the University of Adelaide. A student is considered a 'recent graduate' if they have completed their University of Adelaide qualification within the last 2 years (4 semesters).

Please note: international students who are applying in the domestic rounds as a current or recent University of Adelaide student will need to apply as an international applicant ( see here ) within the domestic round application period.

International Round

The international rounds are reserved for international applicants only. International students who are current students or recent graduates* of the University of Adelaide should refer to the Domestic Round Dates – but will need to submit applications using the International application system.

University of Adelaide Students/ Recent University of Adelaide Graduates Rounds

The following students are eligible to apply in these rounds:

• University of Adelaide students who are in the final semester of their current program
• University of Adelaide students who have recently completed their program within the last 2 years (4 semesters)

Refer to the scholarships page for details about  Major scholarships available  in the competitive rounds.

Scholarship Selection Guidelines for the Competitive Rounds

The number of scholarships on offer in each competitive scholarship round is subject to funding availability and these scholarships are awarded based on merit. Scholarship applications are assessed based on a combination of academic merit, research experience, and alignment with the University of Adelaide’s strategic goals.  To provide yourself with the best chance at being selected for a scholarship, ensure that you include as much detail as possible in your application about:

• your qualifications
• your grades
• your publications, and
• your research relevant work experience

If you have previously studied overseas, your qualifications from any overseas institutions will be assessed in comparison to the Australian Quality Framework (AQF). If your grades do not compare with the Australian system, your results will be scaled accordingly to ensure that your application can be assessed fairly.

If you are currently enrolled as an HDR student, please note that in assessing your application consideration will only be given to work completed prior to your current HDR.

Scholarship applications from applicants who have completed a Bachelor degree and no postgraduate qualifications will be assessed using the cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) from their undergraduate program.

Scholarships are awarded to the highest ranked applicants in the round. Whether an applicant is awarded a scholarship is determined by the quality of their application relative to the other applications in the round.

NOTE: If you are currently enrolled as an HDR student, consideration will only be given to work completed prior to your current HDR.

Applying for HDR Scholarships - Out of Round Opportunities

In addition to the competitive scholarship rounds there are other opportunities which include externally funded major awards, supplementary scholarships, industry programs and placements, allowances for operating costs, and travel scholarships. These scholarships are listed online in the University Scholarships Database . They usually require a separate and specific application and you will find this information attached to the funding opportunity listed.

Am I eligible for a scholarship?

RTPS and UARS

To be eligible for an Australian Government Research Training Program Scholarship or University of Adelaide Research Scholarship, you must be eligible to enrol in a full-time Higher Degree by Research (HDR) program at the University of Adelaide.  For more detailed information regarding eligibility criteria, including specific GPA requirements, program structure and a direct link to the Academic Program Rules, please see the Adelaide Graduate Research School Calendar .

International applicants must also provide satisfactory evidence of meeting the minimum English language proficiency requirements for direct entry by the scholarship round closing date. Further information about what is required can be found here .

You must be eligible to enrol in a full-time Higher Degree by Research (HDR) program at the University of Adelaide.  For more detailed information regarding eligibility criteria, including specific GPA requirements, program structure and a direct link to the Academic Program Rules, please see the Adelaide Graduate Research School Calendar .

Other advertised scholarship opportunities may have additional eligibility criteria. You should refer to the relevant entry in the University Scholarships Database for further information.

How do I apply for a scholarship?

You will need to complete an online admission and scholarship application. You can find the page to apply here . Please select at the top of the page if you are applying as a domestic or international student, and the page will show you the dates for each scholarship round currently available. Work your way down the steps, read each section and you will be directed how to apply online.

Can I apply for more than one scholarship in the competitive rounds?

Yes, you can apply for as many scholarships as you would like (and are eligible for). However, please be aware that if you are successful, whether you can hold multiple scholarships is determined by the rules of award for the individual scholarship.

Where do I find a supervisor?

For information on how to connect with a supervisor, please see Step 3 of How to Apply .

I am currently completing a Master of Philosophy, and wish to apply for PhD admission & scholarship in the competitive round. What is the deadline to submit my thesis?  Domestic and onshore international applicants completing a Higher Degree by Research qualification in the same semester of application at an Australian university (University of Adelaide only for international students) will only be eligible for consideration if they have submitted their thesis for examination by the scholarship closing date. Note: examination results must be provided within 3 months of the scholarship closing date.

Will the publications and/or research experience I have gained since completing my qualification(s) add weight to my application? If you ensure that your publication(s) and/or relevant research experience is detailed in your application and uploaded Structured CV, it will be considered. However, the Graduate Scholarships Committee will pay close attention to the quality of the journal in which the work is published as well as your contribution to the publication. Research outputs are usually assessed in light of the opportunities you might have had subsequent to your initial graduation.

My previous scholarship application was unsuccessful.  Can I reapply for a scholarship?

If you have not yet enrolled in your academic program, yes you can reapply for a scholarship. If you have previously applied for admission and a scholarship, and were unsuccessful, you can reapply in any subsequent round.

If you have already enrolled in your academic program, please see the question below.

I have enrolled in my academic program.  Can I apply / reapply for scholarships?

Yes. If you are currently enrolled in an HDR and have sufficient candidature left, you can apply for scholarships. 

• For a PhD scholarship, you must have a minimum of 2 years candidature remaining as of 1 January (Major Round) or 1 July (Midyear Round) to be eligible to apply for a scholarship
• For a Masters scholarship, you must have a minimum of 6 months candidature remaining as of 1 January (Major Round) or 1 July (Midyear Round) to be eligible to apply for a scholarship.

Please note: Only the work completed prior to your enrolment in the HDR study for which the scholarship is being sought will be considered in assessing your application. 

Are there any opportunities for industry placements?

Incorporating industry engagement into your HDR program provides unique opportunities and a strong complement to your academic studies and will give you a head start in future employment opportunities.

More information about these opportunities can be found here: https://www.adelaide.edu.au/graduatecentre/career-development/industry-opportunities

Can I apply for a tuition fee waiver?

The University of Adelaide does not offer tuition fee waiver only scholarships. Tuition fee waivers are associated with major scholarships awarded to students. Please apply in a scholarship round to be considered for a scholarship. If you are successful, a fee waiver will be included as part of your scholarship offer.

When will I know the result of my scholarship application?

Domestic applicants

We will begin releasing outcomes from the date listed for the relevant competitive scholarship round on the website . You will be notified of the outcome of your scholarship application at the same time that you are notified whether you have been successful in your application for admission (i.e. in the same correspondence).

Your scholarship outcome will not be released until all of your academic results have been finalised (and you have provided appropriate evidence to the Adelaide Graduate Research School), and all aspects of your admission application have been approved. 

International applicants

We will begin releasing outcomes from the date listed for the relevant competitive scholarship round on the website . You will be notified of the outcome of your scholarship application separately from your admission outcome notification.

There may be compliance checks and other relevant approval processes that need to be completed before a scholarship outcome can be determined.  You will be advised of the outcome of your application as soon as a decision is made.

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National industry phd program.

The Australian Government is investing $296 million to build a bedrock of research talent skilled in university–industry collaboration across the sector under the Increase Workforce Mobility initiative. This includes funding to establish the National Industry PhD Program to support the Government’s commitment to add 1,800 Industry PhDs over 10 years.

About the Program

An Industry PhD is a doctoral program designed with an industry application. Under appropriate academic and industry supervision, PhD candidates undertake a co-designed research project with university and industry participation.

The National Industry PhD Program will support PhD candidates to undertake industry-focused research projects and be equipped with the knowledge and skills to better translate university research into commercialisation outcomes. Upon completion, candidates will have the ability to work at the interface of research and industry, and across the sectors in future.

The Program consists of two streams:

• Industry Linked PhD stream: This stream is for outstanding PhD candidates to undertake research projects co-designed by university and industry, with opportunities to be embedded in an industry setting and participate in a 12-week training program.
• Industry Researcher PhD stream: This stream is for highly capable industry professionals who are supported by their employers to undertake PhD projects in partnership with a university while retaining industry employment and salary benefits.

For more information, please visit the adjacent Program  website hosted by the delivery partner, Campus Plus.

How to apply

Applications must be submitted on ISEO by participating universities on behalf of researchers, industry partners, PhD candidates and industry employees.

If you are unsure of a participating university's main point of contact, please contact Campus Plus at [email protected]

Alternatively, if your project is not yet application ready, please fill in this short Expression of Interest form. This will enable Campus Plus to assist you.

Applications for Round 3 2024 are now closed.

Applications for Round 4 2024 are expected to open on 1 July 2024.

For more information regarding general application timelines, please see Attachment D of the Program Guidelines .

Where to find out more

The National Industry PhD Program Guidelines provides more detailed information about the National Industry PhD Program, including eligibility, duration, application processes, training embedment and funding support.

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Postgraduate Scholarships

The National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Postgraduate Scholarships scheme funds successful applicants to attain a research based postgraduate degree – Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) or a Research Masters Degree.

It aims to support these outstanding health and medical graduates early in their career so they can be trained to conduct research that is internationally competitive and develop a capacity for original independent research within Australia.

The intended outcome of the Postgraduate Scholarships scheme is increased research capacity within Australia.

The NHMRC Postgraduate Scholarships grant opportunity has previously offered three stipend amounts based on academic qualifications. From 1 January 2024 as advised by NHMRC’s Research Committee and approved by the Minister for Health and Aged Care, the Hon. Mark Butler MP, all stipends will be increased to a single value of $50,000 per annum (pro rata) for NHMRC Postgraduate Scholarships. This will apply to all current and new NHMRC Postgraduate Scholarship holders.

Funding support

Postgraduate Scholarships may be funded by, or in conjunction with, other organisations. These grants offer opportunities to researchers whose work is particularly relevant to the priorities and research interests of the partner organisations.

Information on how organisations and individuals can support NHMRC to fund health and medical research is available on GrantConnect – refer to the Grant Guidelines and the Postgraduate Scholarships funding partners' document for information on our funding partners.

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Applications to the Postgraduate Scholarships grant opportunity will be assessed in accordance with the assessment criteria and category descriptors set out in the Grant Guidelines and Peer Review Guidelines (available on GrantConnect ).

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Key changes.

Applicants need to note the following changes for the Postgraduate Scholarships 2024 grant opportunity:

• All NHMRC Postgraduate Scholarship stipend categories will receive the same amount of stipend. The stipend amounts are updated annually at Personnel and Salary Support Packages .
• The total budget allocated to the scheme has been increased to $10 million.
• The requirement for applicants to use gender-neutral language in the research proposals has been removed.

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CSIRO Industry PhD scholarship program

Preparing PhD researchers to create impact with industry.

About the Industry PhD Program

CSIRO's Industry PhD (iPhD) program brings together an industry partner, a university and Australia’s leading science agency, CSIRO, to co-develop a four-year industry-focused PhD project. PhD students will gain unique skills to focus on impact-driven research. The iPhD program part of an Australian Government initiative to better translate university research into commercial outcomes. View our current student scholarships  and Program Rules. PDF (498 KB)

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Australia Awards Scholarships: Applications now open for 2025 intake

Applications for the 2025 Australia Awards Scholarships round are now open.

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Australia Awards End of Year Event in Canberra 

The Australian Government has announced that applications for the 2025 Australia Awards Scholarships round are now open.  

The scholarships provide the opportunity for individuals from a selection of developing countries to undertake full-time undergraduate or postgraduate study at participating Australian universities.   

What are the Australia Awards Scholarships?   

The Australia Awards Scholarships (AAS) program is highly prestigious and competitive. It offers government-funded grants to students from a wide range of locations globally, to develop their skills, knowledge and leadership to drive change and contribute to the development of their own countries.  

The program continues the long-term commitment by the Australian Government to support partner countries through scholarships.  

What is included in the scholarship?  

The scholarships cover a range of expenses including:   

• Full tuition fees. 
• Return air travel. 
• Establishment allowances - a contribution towards accommodation expenses, textbooks and study materials. 
• Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC).   
• Contribution to living expenses – a fortnightly contribution to basic living expenses paid at a rate determined by the department.  
• A range of support services which may include language and academic support if needed.   

Who is eligible?   

You can view the full list of participating countries on the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) website.     

Please note: If your country is not on this list, you can check for other scholarship opportunities by heading to our course search page and clicking on the “scholarships” tab.   

The AAS program is open to individuals who show leadership skills, a strong commitment to development, and the potential to make a positive impact in their communities and countries.   

Award conditions  

If you are chosen for an Australia Awards Scholarship, you will need to sign a contract declaring that you will comply with the conditions of the scholarship. You will also be required to leave Australia for a minimum of two years after completing the scholarship.   

The AAS program provides a unique opportunity for you to gain a world-class education, develop leadership skills, and make a positive impact in your community and country.   

The program offers a global network of fellow alumni and the opportunity to develop lifelong connections with Australia and the broader international community.   

Hear from Australia Awards Scholarship alumni  

• Jeffrey Tarayao graduated with a Master of Sustainable Development from Australia. He has already made a difference to thousands of families across the Philippines through his highly awarded work bringing electricity to low-income communities.  
• Yumna Hasany studied a Master of Public Policy and Governance degree at the Australian National University (ANU). She’s now an NGO program leader, helping women at risk, lecturing in her field, and participating in the US State Department-led Legislative Fellowship Program for India and Pakistan.  
• Angella Ndaka studied Public Policy at the Australian National University (ANU).  In 2020, Angella was appointed as a senior policy expert by Kenya’s Technical and Vocational Education and Training system and works to empower young women and girls.  

Apply now   

If you are passionate about making a difference and have the drive and determination to succeed, apply for an Australia Awards Scholarship today and take the first step towards an exciting future.   

You can find more information about the program and the application process on the Australia Awards Scholarships website. The deadline for applications is 30 April 2024, 11.59pm AEST.  

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Ph.D scholarships in Australia for International students 2024-2025

Find Ph.D scholarships for international students to study in Australia 2024-2025.

Flinders, Community Bridging Services Inc. and Department for Health and Wellbeing Industry PhD Scholarship 2024

Change lives and change the world with impactful PhD research co-funded by Flinders University, Community Bridging Services Inc. and Department for Health and Wellbeing. The aim of this collaborative research project is to undertake an evaluation of the sector-leading Individual Placement and Sup

Published: 13 May 2024 Type: PhD Study in: Australia Value: $33,990 Deadline: 05 Jun 2024

Flinders University Overseas Travelling Fellowship 2024

The Overseas Travelling Fellowship is the most prestigious award offered by the University to higher degree research students. No more than two Travelling Fellowships will be awarded in any one year. The Overseas Travelling Fellowship has been established to enable full-time or part-time PhD s

Published: 22 Apr 2024 Type: PhD Study in: Australia Deadline: 30 Apr 2024

Flinders and Geotechnical Engineering Technology Consulting (GETC) Pty Ltd Industry PhD Scholarship 2024

Flinders and Geotechnical Engineering Technology Consulting (GETC) Pty Ltd Industry PhD Scholarship: The behaviour of solar farm pile foundations in reactive soils and implications for their design Change lives and change the world with impactful PhD research co-funded by Flinders and GETC

Published: 12 Apr 2024 Type: PhD Study in: Australia Deadline: 14 Apr 2024

Flinders University ARC Training Centre for Biofilm Research and Innovation PhD Scholarship 2024

This project will be in collaboration with the Defence Science and Technology Group and will focus on water quality factors and their influence on materials and biofilm formation in the marine environment. ARC Training Centre for Biofilm Research and Innovation – Delivering innovative biofi

Published: 18 Mar 2024 Type: PhD Study in: Australia Value: $38,982 Deadline: 31 Mar 2024

Flinders University PhD Scholarship – Social Policy - ARC Discovery Grant 2024

Outstanding candidates are sought for a three-year PhD scholarship for full-time research on an Australian Research Council (ARC) funded research project “Young People with Disability & Young Carers: Opportunities & Contributions". This ground-breaking project in social policy is

Published: 26 Feb 2024 Type: PhD Study in: Australia Deadline: 04 Mar 2024

Flinders University ARC Training Centre for Biofilm Research and Innovation and PhD Scholarship 2024

ARC Training Centre for Biofilm Research and Innovation – Delivering innovative biofilm solutions We are the leading Australian research and training centre tackling biofilm-related challenges. The ARC Training Centre for Biofilm Research and Innovation, led by Flinders University i

Published: 26 Jan 2024 Type: PhD Study in: Australia Value: $36,161 Deadline: 09 Jan 2024

University of New England Australia’s Women Cartoonists Scholarship 2024

Expressions of Interest are invited for a PhD project to be completed as part of the Australian Research Council (ARC) funded Discovery Grant ‘Cartoon Nation: Australian Editorial Cartooning – Past, Present, and Future’ The PhD project should be designed to explore aspects of th

Published: 23 Jan 2024 Type: PhD Study in: Australia Value: $32,192 Deadline: 18 Oct 2024

Flinders University PhD Scholarship 2024

We are seeking an outstanding PhD candidate to undertake a program of research within a broader NHMRC Ideas Grant entitled: Personalised daily body-clock tracking and circadian light therapy retiming to improve sleep, performance, health and safety. This exciting project is supported by a large

Published: 22 Jan 2024 Type: PhD Study in: Australia Value: $33,990 Deadline: 31 Jan 2024

University of New England DVCR Completion Awards for PhD Students 2024

DVCR Completion Awards are funded by the University of New England to encourage timely doctoral completions. DVCR Completion Award will only be awarded to those doctoral students who can clearly demonstrate their thesis will be submitted within the award period.  

Published: 19 Jan 2024 Type: PhD Study in: Australia Value: $31,192.00 Deadline: 17 Nov 2024

Flinders University The SANFL Industry PhD Scholarship 2024

In partnership with Flinders University, SANFL are offering an industry PhD Scholarship to undertake innovative research into the sociocultural impact and legacy of AFL Gather Round on South Australian communities. SANFL are collaborating with Flinders University’s SHAPE Research Centre on

Published: 09 Jan 2024 Type: PhD Study in: Australia Value: $35,000 Deadline: 12 Jan 2024

UNSW Sydney AUFRANDE Advanced PhD Scholarship Program for Talented Researchers 2024

Application are open for AUFRANDE Advanced surface modified materials for Li-ion batteries.  AUFRANDE is a PhD training program for talented researchers to kick-off their PhD journey both in France and Australia within one of our industry-supported research projects. We are looking for a

Published: 05 Jan 2024 Type: PhD Study in: Australia , France Deadline: 24 Jan 2024

UNSW Sydney Artificial Intelligence Fully-funded Scholarship for Sustainable Cities 2024

We are excited to announce immediate openings for TWO FULLY FUNDED PhD candidates to work on a cutting-edge project at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT). We welcome applications for candidates interested in commencing in Term 2 or Term 3 of 2023.

Published: 05 Jan 2024 Type: PhD Study in: Australia Deadline: 31 Jan 2024

Queensland University of Technology Faculty of Science PhD scholarship for Domestic or International Students 2024

The Faculty of Science is calling for applications from domestic and international students in the priority areas of Earth and atmospheric sciences, for commencement of course and scholarship in 2024. Three PhD scholarships are available.

Published: 15 Dec 2023 Type: PhD Study in: Australia Deadline: 31 Jan 2024

University of Newcastle Australia Judy Kennedy Research Scholarship in Mental Health

Judy Kennedy Research Scholarship in Mental Health is established for a student whose research aims to improve the care and outcomes for people with mental illness and their families. Judy Kennedy was an outstanding leader in health care in the Hunter region. Initially trained as a ment

Published: 08 Dec 2023 Type: PhD Study in: Australia Deadline: Not Specified

Flinders University Playford Trust / Defence Science and Technology Group PhD Scholarship 2024

In partnership with the Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG), the Playford Trust offers three PhD Scholarships. The scholarships are valued at $35,000 and are paid at the rate of $10,000 per annum for three-and-a-half years. DSTG is the Australian Government’s lead agency dedicated t

Published: 04 Dec 2023 Type: PhD Study in: Australia Deadline: 19 Jan 2024

Flinders University Healthy Development Adelaide and Channel 7 Children’s Research Foundation PhD Excellence Award 2024

Flinders University invites applicants for Healthy Development Adelaide and Channel 7 Children’s Research Foundation PhD Excellence Award 

Published: 27 Nov 2023 Type: PhD Study in: Australia Deadline: 19 Jan 2024

Flinders University Australian Research Council (ARC) Future Fellowship PhD Scholarship 2024

A PhD scholarship is available to work on the ARC Future Fellowship Project: Molecular movies using time-resolved momentum spectroscopies. This exciting project is in the area of physics, chemistry and/or material science within the Institute of Nanoscale Science and Technology housed within th

Published: 03 Nov 2023 Type: PhD Study in: Australia Deadline: 01 Dec 2023

Flinders and St Peter’s College Industry PhD Scholarship 2024

Change lives and change the world with impactful PhD research co-funded by Flinders and St Peter’s College. Receive a $33,000 per annum scholarship tax free, for up to 3.5 years. Apply your research skills during an internship with St Peter’s College Flinders University and

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Power System Engineering PhD Scholarships

Centre for New Energy Transition Research (CfNETR), Federation University Australia, is pleased to partner with Qatar University and Qatar Research Development and Innovation Council to offer Two Fully Funded HDR scholarships in Power System Engineering.

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Stipend : $35,000 per annum (indexed annually) Top-Up: $2,000 per annum Tuition Scholarship : RTP Fee Offset (Domestic Students) or Tuition Fee Scholarship (International Students) Project support:  $6,000 (entire candidature) Funding length : 3 years Location : Mt Helen campus

Eligibility

Scholarship applicants must be eligible to undertake a PhD. Verify you can meet  eligibility requirements outlined on the Graduate Research School website . If you are applying for ‘ Honours equivalence ,’ please provide detailed information to support your case.

Applicants : International students and/or Domestic students (Australian citizens/permanent residency status).

Application closing date: 20 June 2024

This is an outstanding opportunity for motivated candidates in Power System Operation and Planning with Distributed Energy Resources to work with world-renowned senior researchers (IEEE Fellows and Editor in IEEE Transactions) and an emerging mid-career researcher(s) on an international collaborative project that involved four IEEE Fellows , multiple industries, and research fellows. Two senior professors from Federation University are involved with the project, Professor Syed Islam (IEEE Life Fellow) and Professor Nima Amjady (IEEE Fellow, Editor in IEEE Transactions) , supported by a strong team of researchers, computation and lab facilities including opportunities for internship in Australia and overseas. The research team also has strong connections with international research leaders on power and energy in the UK, USA, Canada and other locations. The position will provide significant opportunities for high-impact publications and the opportunity to work with stakeholders from the power and energy sectors nationally and internationally.

Applicants should contact the supervisory team via e-mail ( [email protected] or [email protected] ) before applying.

The applicant must submit a detailed resume with publication records and a 1200-word research proposal/plan .

How to Apply: Domestic students should apply using the HDR Domestic Application form . International students should apply using the StudyLink application system.

Commencement date: Successful applicants will be expected to commence in September 2024 . However, the successful candidate may negotiate the commencement date.

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Project title: developing load time series analysis and forecasting methods.

This project involves developing load time series using historical data and real-time information from sources like smart meters. The candidate will analyse the obtained data.

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The HDR candidate should be able to develop a tool based on data mining and deep learning technologies that can accurately predict electric load using historical load data and other relevant influencing factors. The tool should be able to generate multi-step-ahead load forecasts in the presence of electric vehicle parking lots and distributed energy resources, which is crucial in the planning and operation of today electric power utilities.

Eligibility: Electrical or Computer Engineering Degree with good mathematical and programming skills. Student from Applied Mathematics are also encouraged to apply.

Project title: Bi-level uncertainty-aware DER aggregation planning tool

Distributed Energy Resources (DERs) may not fully benefit the power system if they act independently. Additionally, their uncertain and conflicting interactions may even harm the system. Moreover, their uncertainties may cause the system operating conditions to deviate from the planned conditions, resulting in a suboptimal or even infeasible system operating point. In this project, the prospective HDR candidate addresses these essential requirements by optimizing the aggregation of DERs while considering their various relevant uncertainties.

Eligibility: Electrical Engineering Degree with good mathematical and programming skills.

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As a child, Beau Windon’s aim was simply to finish high school. Now he’s on his way to completing a PhD, thanks to generous scholarship support from RMIT.

School was not a fun time for Wiradjuri man Beau Windon. As a child he was diagnosed with ADHD, Autism and OCD which, he says, put a target on his back for bullies. And at home, generational trauma led to other challenges.

“Coming from an Indigenous background, my family had a mistrust of the school system and there was no expectation to finish high school,” he says.

Beau intended to leave school as soon as he legally could, but when his older sister dropped out, he decided to hang in there. 

"I wanted someone in our family to have finished high school."

After completing high school in 2005, Beau spent the next nine years working a variety of unfulfilling casual jobs. When he moved to Melbourne in 2014, a question from his therapist changed everything. 

“She asked me what I would like to do if money was no object and there were no other barriers. I love storytelling and I used to write a lot as a teenager, so I thought, maybe writing?”

With the help of a support worker, Beau applied for some courses and was accepted into RMIT’s Associate Degree of Professional Writing and Editing

In his first year of study, he received a scholarship of $2,500 and a grant to buy a laptop.

The scholarship took some of the financial pressure off and having a laptop meant I could study at home instead of using the shared computers at uni, which always gave me anxiety.

It took Beau four years to complete the program part-time and he graduated in December 2019.

After seeing how successful Beau was at uni, his parents changed their mind about his education. “Mum and Dad both flew to Melbourne for the ceremony. It was a huge matter of pride for my family. Not only did I do it, but I graduated with distinction.”

He was keen to continue studying, but years surviving on the disability support pension and part-time jobs meant finances were tight. 

Thankfully Ngarara Willim – RMIT’s dedicated support service for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students – reached out. They supported him to apply for scholarships and he was awarded an RMIT Study Support Scholarship of $8,000 per year. It covered his Bachelor and Honours degrees over three years.

“$8,000 might not seem like a lot but when you haven’t had much, it’s amazing,” he says.

"Before receiving the scholarship there were times when I only had dinner three times a week. I’d make those meals big and nutritious and then eat cereal and things like that the rest of the time."

During his Honours degree, Beau investigated the complexities of neurodivergent writing.

“The whole Honours year was so rejuvenating and it got me excited about writing again. My supervisor told me that the research and practice I was doing would shuffle really easily into a PhD in Media and Communications.”

In 2022 Beau was the winner of a Lord Mayor’s Creative Writing Awards for self-told stories by writers living with a disability.

“The judges’ comments made me think ‘yeah, I want to do a PhD and continue down that track’,” he says.

Being accepted into the PhD program and receiving an RMIT Indigenous Higher Degree by Research Scholarship to support him through it, has been life changing.

“Not only am I able to eat but I'm able to pay rent without going into financial distress. It's such an unusual feeling having this extra money to be able to buy things like new clothes. It’s removed the anxiety about how I’m going to survive.”

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