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UNE International Postgraduate Research Award (IPRA)
The University of New England is currently inviting applications for the
2022-2023 International Postgraduate Research Award(IPRA) program.
The UNE International Postgraduate Research Award (IPRA) is a prestigious
international scholarship program offered to support top-quality international
students undertaking full-time research degree programs(MSC/PhD) at UNE.
The UNE's IPRA is available to outstanding international students to undertake
a postgraduate research degree at UNE in a chosen research area.
The scholarship support includes an annual stipend, course tuition fees and
single Standard Overseas Health Insurance for the successful applicants.
The UNE's IPRA covers a maximum duration of two years for a
Research Masters degree or three years for a Doctoral degree. And are awarded
on the basis of academic merit and research potential
(Also apply for the Centre for Augmented Reasoning:
9 fully-funded PhD scholarships
in machine learning)
Scholarship overview
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Scholarship stipend value: $28,854 per annum, Fortnight
payment
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Health Insurance: Single standard Overseas Student Health Cover
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Degree Program: MSc/PhD
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Available in: Any field of choice
- Number of Awards: Multiple
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Host: University of New England
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Citizen type: International students
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Award Duration: up to 3 years for PhD and 2 for MSc. No extensions
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Application periods: Two rounds
The UNE's IPRA scholarships are available in two rounds for the year
2022. Round 2 is currently open for applications
Round 2: Application opens:15 August 2022. Closes: 30 September 2022
Eligibility Criteria for the UNE's IPRA scholarships
To be considered for the UNE's IPRA Scholarships,
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The interested applicant must be an international student to be
enrolled in an accredited HDR(MSc/PhD) course of study at UNE
Applications are assessed on academic merit and research potential
How to apply for the UNE's IPRA scholarships
To apply for this scholarship;
Interested applicants are expected to submit a Supervisory
Statement of Support.
This is a statement of Statement Support from the Principal
Supervisor outlining an alignment of the applicant’s research proposal
with the School research priorities and providing a clear indication of
the level of support of the student’s project. This should not be more
than 500 words. No specific form is required for this. When written,
this can be submitted by the principal supervisor directly at
hdrdocuments@une.edu.au or given to you to supply with the other application forms.
who to contact
For further information, please contact the UNE HRD office via:
- HDR General Inquiries: +61 2 6773 3715
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HDR Admissions and Enrolments: +61 2 6773 3263 or +61 2 6773 3745
- HDR Scholarships: +61 2 6773 5833
Visit University
Website for further detail on this scholarship
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