University of South Australia Research Scholarships

University of South Australia Research Scholarships are part of the research-degree application process described under “Apply for a research degree”. The instructions indicate that Adelaide University offers a range of funding opportunities for Australian and international graduate research students.

The guidance directs applicants to check academic entry requirements for research degrees including Doctor of Philosophy, Master of Philosophy, and Master of Research, and to consider research-focused Graduate Certificates if they do not meet entry requirements. It also describes English language proficiency requirements for graduate research students.

Selection and evaluation are described in general terms for scholarship consideration: relevant work and research experience may be considered, and scholarship winners are described as having exceptional academic results and evidence of research outputs such as high-quality international publications. Applicants for a Project Round are told to use the eligibility criteria indicated on project listings.

The provided text does not state how long scholarship support lasts, what keeps it, or any obligation after support ends.

• Must apply for an Adelaide University research degree: Doctor of Philosophy, Master of Philosophy, or Master of Research.
• Must meet the academic entry requirements for the chosen program.
• If entry requirements are not met for a research degree, applicants may consider an alternative pathway via research-focused Graduate Certificates: Graduate Certificate in Research Skills and Graduate Certificate in Research Design.
• English is the language of instruction at Adelaide University.
• All graduate research students are required to be proficient in English comprehension and expression.
• Graduate research students must provide evidence of English proficiency if applicable.

1. Check eligibility by reviewing the academic entry requirements for the chosen research degree (Doctor of Philosophy, Master of Philosophy, or Master of Research).
2. Review scholarship round timelines and eligibility criteria, including residency requirements, before submitting a request for supervision or a formal application.
3. Find a supervisor and/or project by aligning your interests or project idea with potential supervisors, and confirm supervisors’ capacity to accept you as a research student.
4. Before applying for admission and/or scholarship, obtain written confirmation of supervisory support from an eligible principal supervisor.
5. Apply online and upload required documentation to the application system (the listed documents are not fully included in the provided text).