Asthma Australia
is offering PhD scholarships to current and future postgraduate students. Australian
Citizens, Australian Permanent Residents, New Zealand Citizens, and International
students are eligible to apply.
Student
type
- Current Students
- Future Students
Faculty
- Health Sciences
Course
type
- Postgraduate Research
Gender
Both
Nationality
- Australian Permanent Resident
- Australian Citizen
- International students
- New Zealand Citizen
Scholarship
base
- Merit Based
Value
These
Scholarships are awarded by Asthma Australia to enable postgraduates to
undertake research relevant to asthma.
A panel of
experts will recommend recipients to the Asthma Australia Board.
Applications
that do not meet the stipulated guidelines will not be accepted.
Successful
applicants will be notified by 7 March 2014.
Unsuccessful
applicants will also be notified. No feedback will be provided.
Eligibility
criteria
All Asthma
Australia Scholarship applications will be assessed as follows:
Track record
of applicant & suitability for research
50%
Track record of supervisor 30%
Proposed research 20%
Track record of supervisor 30%
Proposed research 20%
Evidence
must be provided of the following pre-requisite being met: Honours II or above
or equivalent research experience.
If a student
does not have evidence of a Bachelor Degree with Honours then Asthma Australia
may determine that a student has demonstrated an equivalent level of academic
attainment on the basis of previous study, relevant work experience, research
publications, referee reports and other research experience.
Only
Australian citizens, New Zealand citizens, Australian permanent residents and
international students awarded an International Postgraduate Research
Scholarship (IPRS) are eligible for these Awards.
Awards will not
be available to those who:
- Have already completed a PhD or research
professional doctorate or equivalent;
- Have already completed a research masters
degree or equivalent unless intending to undertake a research or
professional doctorate (ie a scholarship holder cannot hold an award for a
second research masters);
- Have previously held an APA, APA
(Industry) or an Australian government funded Postgraduate Research Award
unless it was terminated within six months of commencement of the award.
Completed
applications and attachments must be emailed to research@asthmaaustralia.org.au and
received by midnight Friday 14 February 2014.
For more information and
application please visit the Asthma Australia: 2014 PhD Scholarship Funding page.