University of Western Australia: International Postgraduate Research Scholarships (IPRS)
Applications are invited from suitably qualified international students to apply for International Postgraduate Research Scholarships (IPRS) to undertake the degree of Master by Research or Doctorate by Research at The University of Western Australia. The purpose of the IPRS scheme is to attract top quality international postgraduate students to areas in which the University has specialised research strengths and to support Australia's research effort. Successful applicants can expect to become members of a research team working under the direction of senior researchers and in an area which has attracted external resources.
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Listing Details
Organization Name
University of Western Australia
Organization Mandate
The consistently high entry (Australian Tertiary Admission Rank) scores for UWA mean that their undergraduate cohort is the most academically talented of any West Australian university and generally is recognised as being of the highest quality in Australia.
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Subject - funding opportunities
Any
Application deadline
March. Application for a scholarship is also an application for admission to the University.
Amount of the award
These scholarships cover International Tuition Fees for up to four (4) years, as well as Overseas Student Health Cover.
Successful applicants will also be awarded a full living allowance scholarship and UWA Top-Up Scholarship (the total combined value for 2016 is $29,000 per annum).
Successful applicants will also be awarded a full living allowance scholarship and UWA Top-Up Scholarship (the total combined value for 2016 is $29,000 per annum).
Eligibility - nationality
Any
Eligibility
Applications are rated according to the following criteria: (a) Academic achievement; (b) English language achievement; (c) Research training achievement; and (d) Proposed research environment. Allocation of scholarships is the outcome of a competitive ranking and selection process in which applications are scored and ranked by Schools, Faculties and the University Scholarships Committee, according to these common criteria and on the basis of evidence provided.