The Centre for International Finance and Regulation and the Capital Markets Cooperative Research Centre: CIFR/CMCRC Honours Scholarship Program
The Centre for International Finance and Regulation and the Capital Markets Cooperative Research Centre are awarding Honours scholarships for studying Finance, Accounting, Economics, Actuarial Studies or Law. Scholarships are available to students currently studying an Undergraduate or Master’s degree and eligible to enter an Honours or equivalent research program at CIFR consortium universities. Students must undertake research relevant to financial market regulators and other industry participants.
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Organization Name
The Centre for International Finance and Regulation and the Capital Markets Cooperative Research Centre
Organization Mandate
The Centre for International Finance and Regulation (CIFR) is a Centre of Excellence established to address fundamental issues affecting the Australian financial industry through independent research and education. The Capital Markets Cooperative Research Centre (CMCRC) provides thought leadership and break-through technology solutions for finance, capital and health markets. They are Australia's leading research and development organisation in this field.
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Subject - funding opportunities
Finance, Accounting, Economics, Actuarial Studies or Law.
Application deadline
March
Amount of the award
Grant of up to $15,000
Eligibility - nationality
Any. International Students are encouraged to apply
Eligibility
To be eligible for this Scholarship, candidates must be: currently studying an Undergraduate or Master’s degree and eligible to enter an Honours or equivalent research program in: Accounting, Actuarial Studies, Economic, Finance or Law; currently studying in CIFR consortium universities: UNSW Australia, The University of Sydney, University of Technology, Sydney, Macquarie University, The Australian National University and The University of Melbourne; undertaking research relevant to financial market regulators and other industry participants.