About the positions
Curtin HDR Scholarships 2024
Are you looking for opportunities to study in Australia in 2024? Passionate
about research and ready to bring innovations in your field of study?
Applications are now open for Curtin HDR Scholarships 2024. These are
fully funded Masters and PhD scholarships, project-based and open within a
wide range of degree programs. The scholarships support tuition fees and
living support for all eligible international students.
Scholarship Overview
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Scholarship type: Full tuition fee cover
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Degree Program: Masters/ PhD by research
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Field of study: Open to any field across the
University
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Number of awards: Multiple
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Location: Curtin University
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Citizen type: International students/ Domestic students
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Application opens: 8 July
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Application Deadlines: 31 August 2023
Also apply for the University International Postgraduate Award (UIPA), University of New South Wales, Australia, Multiple fully funded Masters and
PhD scholarships
How to apply for Curtin University HDR scholarships
The Curtin University HDR scholarships are project-based. To apply for these
scholarships applicants will need an invitation to apply via an advertised
research project.
Interested applicants are expected to follow these steps:
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Review the advertised Projects by Faculty here or browse general Research Projects Here
(Opens July to approximately 1 month)
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Submit an expression of interest (EOI) for one of the advertised research
projects. You will need to include a copy of your current curriculum vitae.
If the Project Lead (research supervisor) determines you are the best
candidate for the project, you will receive an Invitation to Apply and
instructions on how to submit your admission AND scholarship applications.
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When submitting your application for admission
to a Higher Degree by Research (HDR) course, you must include a copy of the
project lead’s invitation to apply. (This invitation to apply is
confirmation of your scholarship application)
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The Project Lead will complete the Primary referee report to support your
scholarship application. You will be required to organise a
secondary referee, (either an academic or professional referee) to also support your
scholarship application.
Find the list of
Research Projects here by faculty and other details on how to contact the principal supervisors. Hundreds
of projects across multiple disciples await you. There is an opportunity for
everyone
Selection Criteria
HDR Scholarships are allocated after an extensive assessment process at
Curtin University. Once the scholarship nominations have been assessed by
the HDR scholarship selection committee, applicants will be notified of the
outcome in November 2023
Further details
For more information on these scholarships, applicants are encouraged to
contact the Principal Supervisors of the respective project of interest.
View Research Projects by faculty to explore the opportunities
Also apply for Flinders University International Research Scholarships
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