Apply Now | Grant-aligned Priority PhD Scholarships, University of Queensland Australia – Nigerian Law Intellectual Property Watch Inc.

Deadline: These scholarships do not have a closing date.

The University of Queensland in Australia is currently offering Grant-aligned Priority PhD Scholarships in various research areas.

These scholarships are funded by the Australian Government to assist PhD students with their living costs. According to the University, the Scholarships are offered for projects that are aligned with recently awarded Category 1 research grants. They offer students the opportunity to work with leading researchers and contribute to large projects of national significance.

Available projects are organised under the following areas:

Agribusiness, agriculture, environment and science
Health
Engineering, architecture and planning, and information technology
Humanities, education, psychology, music, business and social sciences

Funding Amount

The scholarship value is a Living stipend of $27,596 per annum tax-free (2019 rate), indexed annually

Eligibility

To be eligible, you must meet the entry requirements for a higher degree by research.
A domestic part-time student with carer’s responsibilities, a medical condition or a disability, which prevents them from studying full time may be eligible for scholarship consideration, on a case by case basis.
International students must study full time.
If you are awarded a scholarship after commencement there will be no retrospective payments of this scholarship.
Enrollment in a PhD program is in research quarters (not semesters); and commencement in a research quarter is fixed to a specific period. Recipients of these scholarships may commence in any research quarter.

How to Apply

Apply for this scholarship when you apply for a higher degree by research. There is no separate application for this scholarship.

Follow the three steps below to apply:

Step 1: Browse the available projects. Email the Chief Investigator to discuss the project, your suitability, and preferred educational background. Once you have reached agreement with the Chief Investigator, continue to Step 2. Don’t apply without first contacting the Chief Investigator.

Step 2: Prepare your application documentation. Contact the Graduate School if you have any questions about this step.

Step 3: Complete an Online Application (OLA). Make sure you read the guide (PDF, 2.1 MB) before you apply – it explains what to do. Contact the Graduate School if you have any questions about this step.

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