WH Bryan Earth Sciences PhD Scholarship - QUT

You’ll receive:

• a living allowance of $32,000 each year for three years
• a research project funding allowance of $18,000 each year for three years
• up to $20,000 to cover start-up costs for the project (eligible start-up costs include airfares, moving expenses, and overseas student health cover for international students)
• support for some international activities by the scholar such as international conference presentations, field workshops, laboratory work.

If you're an international student, you will also receive a QUT research degree (HDR) tuition fee sponsorship.

International students are eligible to apply.

You must be be applying for a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in the area of earth sciences hosted by one of these universities:

• QUT
• UQ
• JCU.

The scholarship is available for domestic or international students with the aim of supporting developing researchers in obtaining a highly valued research experience in Queensland.

The WH Bryan Scholarship is to support a new student and project. Students who have already received/accepted a PhD scholarship offer, and/or who have already enrolled in, or commenced a PhD program are not eligible.

The successful student will need to commence their studies at the host university by 30 June 2023.

How to apply

Make contact soon with a potential supervisor in the field of earth sciences. Your supervisor must submit the application for you, therefore we recommend ensuring their support by Wednesday 5 October 2022 to ensure enough time.

Once you have the support of your proposed supervisor, work with them on your research proposal and application for the scholarship.

You will need to prepare your curriculum vitae, academic transcripts and a brief statement outlining why you are applying and how this fits into your future career.

Read full application guidelines on the WH Bryan Scholarship website