Published: 14 Mar 2021 2,407 views
The Australian Government Research Training Program Scholarships (AGRTPS) (International) are specifically intended to support international students to undertake a Higher Degree by research at Flinders University.
The scholarship is tenable for up to three years for a Research Doctorate degree and up to two years for a Research Masters degree.
Successful applicants are required to undertake full time study and must be commencing a higher degree by research in Australia for the first time.
The RTP provides block grants, on a calendar year basis, to HEPs to support both domestic and overseas students undertaking Research Doctorate and Research Masters degrees, known as higher degrees by research (HDRs). The objectives of the RTP scheme are to: provide flexible funding arrangements to support the training of domestic students and overseas students undertaking HDRs at Australian HEPs deliver graduates with the skills required to build careers in academia and other sectors of the labour market support collaboration between HEPs and industry and other research end-users ... read... continue reading
Application Deadline | 06 Aug 2021 |
Country to study | Australia |
School to study | Flinders University |
Type | Postgraduate |
Sponsor | Australian Government Research Training Program (AGRTP) |
Gender | Men and Women |
The scholarships enable suitably qualified applicants to commence a full-time Higher Degree by research.
Applicants must satisfy the University's academic entry requirements for a Masters degree by research or Doctorate by research.
Please see the attached conditions of award for full eligibility criteria.
To apply for an AGRTPS and FIPRS, you will need to first submit an application for admission to a Higher Degree by research (PhD or Master of Arts by research) followed by an application for the International RHD Scholarship Group.
If you already have a valid offer for admission to a Higher Degree by Research, you no not need to apply for admission again.
For more details, visit Flinders University website