Some scholarships are funded by external funding bodies and donors. These scholarships vary in value, duration, eligibility, conditions and application closing date.
The Heart Foundation offers a range of awards across a variety of categories for research into heart, stroke and blood vessel disease. Information about the Heart Foundation Health Professional Scholarship is available on Health Professional Scholarships page.
Type
Living allowance top-up
Value & Duration
This scholarship provides $7,500 per annum living allowance for 3.5 years.
Closing Date
31 October 2019
Research Projects
This research scholarship is provided to a student for research relevant to the communities of Northern Tasmania. The research will focus on innovation in areas, which impact sustainability, employment, quality of life and overall long-term success of Northern Tasmanian Communities.
Eligibility
The following eligibility criteria apply to this scholarship:
Funding
This scholarship is supported from a donation provided by South32 TEMCO Community Foundation.
The applicant/candidate must have been awarded a base stipend/living allowance scholarship at the RTP rate.
Application Process
Applicants who wish to commence a Higher Degree by Research should visit the University of Tasmania’s Apply Now website and complete an application.
Please indicate under Scholarship Support that you wish to be considered for a Research Training Program (RTP) living allowance scholarship, as well as the South32 TEMCO Community Foundation Elite Research Scholarship.
After submitting your application for candidature, please contact GraduateResearch.Scholarships@utas.edu.au with your name, application ID number and the name of the scholarship(s) you have applied for.
Applicants who are already enrolled in a Higher Degree by Research at the University of Tasmania, please complete and submit the Donor-Funded Scholarship Application form for Current Candidate (Word 74KB) to GraduateResearch.Scholarships@utas.edu.au.
More Information
Information relevant to this scholarship can be found here.
Please contact GraduateResearch.Scholarships@utas.edu.au for more information.
This scholarship is available to a postgraduate student to undertake a Higher Degree by Research in the areas of dementia, heart complaints or cancer.
For information on how the University of Tasmania can support your application please contact the Research Hub for your area of research.
Applications are open from 1 July to 1 June every year. The grant will be awarded on 30 June every year, with the recipient chosen from among the applicants from the previous 12 months.
The Capstone Editing Conference Travel Grant for Postgraduate Research Students provides up to A$3,000 for one student per year to assist in covering the costs of attending a conference in relation to their degree.
The purpose of attending the conference should be to assist with the student’s research or professional development. The student does not necessarily have to be presenting a paper or poster at the conference to be eligible to apply for the grant, though it is preferred.
The grant can be used for flights, accommodation and conference registration up to a total of A$3,000. It is expected that a student attending a conference internationally may use all the available funds, whereas a student attending a conference domestically will use only part. Students will need to include an itinerary, budget and letter of support from their supervisor in their application.
Applicants must be enrolled in a Masters or PhD by Research.
The Capstone Editing Conference Travel Grant for Postgraduate Research Students is awarded on the basis of both academic merit and financial need. Each application will be carefully assessed. The successful applicant will be chosen at the sole discretion of Capstone Editing, and this decision is final.
If you have any questions, please first visit the Scholarship and Grants Program section of our FAQs
If you still have questions or require any further information after reading our FAQs, you can email scholarships@capstoneediting.com.au.
To apply for this scholarship, simply complete the form and provide your supporting documents.
Please ensure you have checked your eligibility in the terms and conditions.
The China Scholarship Council (CSC) and the University of Tasmania are jointly offering PhD research scholarships to students from the People's Republic of China.
Application for 2020 will open soon.
For more information, please contact GraduateResearch.Scholarships@utas.edu.au
CONICYT scholarships are offered to students from Chile who wish to study a doctoral degree at the University of Tasmania, particularly in the areas of marine science, fisheries, climate change, aquaculture, agriculture and forestry. Further information on these scholarships is available on the CONICYT website.
Living allowance plus operational funds
This scholarship provides $27.596 (2019 rate) living allowance for 3.5 years, with no possible extension. The scholarship also includes $9,166 pa operational funds to support the PhD research project.
31st December 2019
Serradellas (Ornithopus spp.) are promising alternative, annual pasture legumes with an expanding role in southern Australia. Traditionally, yellow serradellas (O. compressus) have been used in light, acid soils where their production can exceed that of benchmark pasture legumes such as subterranean clover. However, development of improved yellow and French serradella (O. sativus) cultivars has, since 2009, underpinned an expansion of serradella use in phase-farming systems. More recently, serradellas have been found to be highly phosphorus-efficient and it is anticipated that serradella-based grazing systems may require up to 30% less phosphorus fertiliser than subterranean clover-based pastures. This has both national and global significance given Australia’s dependence on phosphorus fertiliser and the importance of the world’s finite phosphate rock reserves for food security.
Further expansion of serradella use into the permanent pasture zone depends on the suitability of cultivars for high yields and persistence in the southern Australian climate. However, the optimum time of flowering for reliable seed production, the regulation of flowering response to climate and the physiology of seed growth in the serradellas is largely unknown.
This project will address these gaps in knowledge and will define how new serradella varieties can be developed for use in the permanent pasture systems of southern Australia.
The student is expected to be based at CSIRO in Canberra for the duration of their PhD, with regular contact with their UTAS supervisors and annual trips to UTAS.
The following eligibility criteria apply to this scholarship:
Candidates from a variety of disciplinary backgrounds are encouraged to apply. Knowledge and skills that will be ranked highly include:
This scholarship is jointly funded by CSIRO Agriculture and Food and the University of Tasmania.
Applicants who require more information or are interested in this specific project should first contact the listed Supervisor.
To determine eligibility, applicants should also contact the Research Hub for their proposed area of research and request an Expression of Interest Form (EOI). Further information on the application process can be found on the Apply Now website.
If a Graduate Research Administration Officer (GRAO) subsequently invites you to complete an application after you have submitted an EOI, please visit the Apply Now website and complete an application via the University of Tasmania's Online Application System.
Please indicate under Scholarship Support that you wish to be considered for a living allowance scholarship.
Information about scholarships is available on the Scholarships webpage.
Please contact Dr Richard Simpson (CSIRO, Canberra) (richard.simpson@csiro.au) or Dr Beth Penrose (beth.penrose@utas.edu.au) for more information.