Funded PhD Scholarship in Science Education at Curtin University in Australia 2019

Curtin University in Australia offers a partial funding Ph.D. scholarship for 3 years to conduct a research study that investigates students’ interactions in drawing science diagrams and their benefits in enhancing students’ scientific creativity. The project is funded by the Australian Research Council (ARC) under the Discovery Project grant scheme. The project aims to engage students in scientific thinking and build their creative problem-solving capabilities through evidence-based teaching strategies.

Eligibility Criteria:

Candidates for these Ph.D. scholarships are expected to:

• Hold an undergraduate degree in science education at a high level (honours) of academic achievement;

• Demonstrate an aptitude for research through their analytical skills and creative thinking;

• Be able to work in a team setting and take responsibility for their individual tasks;

• Be experienced in the use of digital technology and software packages;

• Possess excellent spoken and written communications skills that may be evidenced, for example, through their undergraduate   thesis/project work and presentations given; and

• Practice well-developed time- and self-management skills with strong personal discipline and drive in their work.

• Must be enrolled full-time.

Scholarship Base:

This scholarship is a merit-based scholarship, so it depends on the academic achievement of the students. Shortlisted applicants will be contacted to apply for an interview. 

Scholarship Value:

A successful International candidate will be awarded a tuition fee offset scholarship valued at $36,400 per annum for 3 years. Domestic and International candidates will receive a living stipend valued at $27,596 per annum for 3 years.

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