International Postgraduate Research Scholarships 2014, (IPRS), Queensland University of Technology,Australia
International Postgraduate Research Scholarships 2014, (IPRS), Queensland University of Technology, Australia
Student type:
- Future international research students
Eligibility:
- Academic performance
Study type:
- Postgraduate research
Faculty/area:
- Business
- Creative Industries
- Education
- Health
- Law
- Institute of Health and Biomedical Innovation (IHBI)
- Centre for Accident Research and Road Safety Queensland (CARRS-Q)
- Science and Engineering
- Institute for Future Environments
Application dates
Open date: 12 August 2013
Closing date: 13 October 2013
Eligibility details
You must:
- be applying to study a PhD, masters by research, or professional doctorate
- have a minimum first class honours or equivalent
- not have previously held an Australian Government-funded research scholarship for more than 6 months.
What you receive
You’ll receive:
- tuition fees and health-cover costs for you
- health-cover costs for your dependents.
You may also be considered for:
- an Australian Postgraduate Award living allowance scholarship.
How to apply
Apply for admission to QUT during the Annual Scholarship Round. Indicate on your application for admission that you wish to be considered for a scholarship.
What happens next
We will make offers in December.
If your application is successful, you’ll need to accept the offer within 3 weeks. You’ll be expected to begin your research degree early in the following year.
Conditions
Read the International Postgraduate Research Scholarship (IPRS) rules (PDF file, 49.8 KB).
To keep your scholarship, you must:
- make satisfactory progress in your studies
- remain studying at QUT
- remain studying full-time.
You can’t:
- hold another scholarship that is worth more than 75% of the International Postgraduate Research Scholarship.
Your scholarship will be tax-free if you’re studying full-time.
Background
International Postgraduate Research Scholarships are prestigious scholarships, funded by the federal Government to encourage exceptional students to undertake research higher degrees in Australia.