University-wide [scholarships for international applicants]
Deadline :Always open
The university of South Australia is seeking for potential candidates to
apply for its international scholarships.
International Research Tuition Scholarships (IRTS) are awarded to
international candidates on the basis of academic merit and demonstrated
research capability, and who will be supported during their degree by a full
living stipend supported by external funding.
Value
The IRTS will cover the international tuition fee for 3 years (plus a
possibility of a 6 month extension) for a PhD student and the international
tuition fee for 2 years for a research master’s student.
The scholarship does not cover overseas health cover and applicants are
responsible for ensuring they have visa length overseas health cover for
themselves and, if applicable, their family.
Eligibility
In addition to meeting
UniSA’s eligibility criteria, applicants must be:
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Commencing international research degree students
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High quality with demonstrated research capability, as assessed by
UniSA
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Be supported by a strong supervisory panel(with end-user adviser on the
supervisory panel, where appropriate), and be enrolled in a research-rich
environment
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In receipt of (or been awarded) a fully externally funded stipend
scholarship, or in receipt of a living stipend supported by external
funding*.
*Note: the living stipend needs to be in the form of an externally funded
scholarship administered through the University or in agreement with an
industry partner, sponsorship body or organisation.
All applications will be assessed against the
University’s Research Degrees Scholarship Allocation Guidelines:
Competitive Commonwealth and University of South Australian funded
scholarships.
How to apply [apply for scholarships]
You can apply for an International Research Tuition Scholarship at any time
of the year.
Applications must be made online via the
University’s Apply Online facility.
Visit University of South Australia official scholarship for more details on this scholarship
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