Fully-Funded Research Postgraduate Scholarships at Flinders University in Australia 2019
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The deadline passed on 13 August 2018. The details below are kept for reference.
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Applicant criteria
- NationalityUnited Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Djibouti, Algeria, Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Comoros, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Mauritania, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Somalia, Syria, Tunisia, Yemen
- SpecialityAll Specialties
- GenderBoth
Opportunity criteria
- Job locationAustralia
- Needed documentsCV, Transcript of Records, Research Proposal, Language Certificate, others
- Deadline2018-08-13
Opportunity description
Flinders University is offering international students the opportunity to apply for the Australian Government Research Training Program (AGRTP) Scholarships for 2018, which aim to support international students to undertake a research higher degree. A limited number (up to 10) of scholarships is available each year, is highly competitive and is considered on the basis of academic merit, academic research training and research indicators and performance. The scholarship is tenable for up to 3 years for a research doctorate degree and up to 2 years for a research master’s degree.
Applicants must:
[1] Satisfy the university's academic entry requirements for a master’s degree by research or doctorate by research, which includes having completed postgraduate qualification:
- At least a year’s duration (full-time equivalent)
- Equivalent to AQF 8 or 9
- Achieving distinction overall in that qualification (75%)
- A research thesis or dissertation equivalent to 6 months’ full-time study of at least 10,000 words or equivalent research experience including a substantial first author refereed publication
[2] Have successfully completed at least the equivalent of an Australian First Class Honors degree (a 4-year degree with a major research project in the final year)
[3] Have met the English proficiency levels set by the university for international students at the time of application. Students for whom English is a foreign language will need to provide evidence of their English language competence
[4] Not hold an equivalent research higher degree qualification. Applications are only open to students commencing a research higher degree in Australia for the first time
[5] Not hold Australian citizenship, Australian permanent resident status of New Zealand citizenship
Value of scholarship:
The scholarship covers tuition fees and a stipend paid at the rate of $27,082 (2018 rate), which is a tax exempt and indexed annually. International students who move to Adelaide from overseas are eligible for an establishment allowance (after arrival) of up to $1,485 to assist with relocation costs and airfares, provided receipts can be produced by the student.
What is Flinders University?
Flinders University is a public university in South Australia which was founded in 1966, and has been a center of inspiring achievement, from its pioneering research and excellence in teaching. The strong network of external links keeps the work dynamic, enabling the university to connect across barriers to create enterprising solutions for the future.
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Fully-Funded Research Postgraduate Scholarships at Flinders University in Australia 2019