The Research Scholarships at the University of Tasmania offer financial support, creating a vibrant, supportive pathway to success in Indigenous research.
When is the Application Deadline:
- 01 October 2024
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Tell Me About the Award:
- The Senior Indigenous Research Scholarships at the University of Tasmania offer significant financial and academic support for Indigenous students pursuing PhD or Masters of Research (MRes) degrees. These scholarships aim to foster Indigenous research by providing resources, mentorship, and opportunities for skill development.
Which Fields are Eligible?
- Research topics can span a variety of fields, including Aboriginal biographies and histories, health, law, social or economic development, and land, sea, and cultural resource management.
Type:
- PhD and Masters of Research (MRes) Scholarships
Who Can Apply?
- Applicants must be Indigenous Australians eligible to enroll full-time in a Masters or Doctoral degree at the University of Tasmania in 2024.
- Additionally, they should meet the Australian Government’s definition of Aboriginality and have a strong record of leadership or contributions to Aboriginal community development.
How are Applicants Selected?
- Selection is based on the alignment of the research proposal with community needs, the applicant’s academic qualifications and experience, and their engagement with Aboriginal communities.
Which Countries are Eligible?
Where will Award be Taken?
- University of Tasmania, Australia
How Many Awards?
- Not specified
What is the Benefit of Award?
- Over $50,000 per annum for 3.5 years (PhD) or 2 years (MRes).
- Guidance from experienced Aboriginal researchers.
- Access to ongoing workshops to enhance research and leadership skills.
- The chance to contribute to significant research benefiting Aboriginal communities.
- Living allowance
- Tuition fees
- Relocation allowance
How Long Will the Award Last?
- 3.5 years for PhD candidates and 2 years for MRes candidates
How to Apply for the PhD Scholarships at the University of Tasmania:
- Formulate Your Research Topic: Develop a research project aligned with Aboriginal community needs.
- Seek Guidance: Consult with the HDR Support Person or an academic mentor.
- Submit Your Expression of Interest: Begin the application process.
- Craft Your Research Proposal: Submit a two-page research proposal.
- Final Application: Submit your application for candidature.
