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Published: 08 Jan 2024 2,386 views
The UNSW Tuition Fee Scholarship (TFS) aims to support you during your higher degree research candidature at UNSW by covering your tuition fees. This scholarship is normally offered in conjunction with a Faculty or School funded living allowance. There are three application rounds per year.
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| Application Deadline | 19 Jan 2024 |
| Value | Tuition Fees and Living Allowance |
| Country to study | Australia |
| School to study | University of New South Wales (UNSW) |
| Type | Postgraduate |
| Course to study | View courses |
| Sponsor | University of New South Wales (UNSW) |
| Gender | Men and Women |
Tuition Fees and Living Allowance up to 3.5 years for a PhD and 2 years for a Master by Research or Master of Philosophy
There are a number of eligibility requirements you need to meet before applying for a Higher Degree Research program:
As an applicant to UNSW, you must demonstrate that you have the ability to financially support yourself (and any dependants) for the duration of your studies and, if an international applicant, that you are a Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE). This may be through applying for a UNSW Research Scholarship, an alternative scholarship or sponsorship (provided by a source external to UNSW), or through self-funding.
If you are applying for a scholarship, please read the UNSW Scholarship Terms and Conditions and Guidelines to determine your eligibility.
Whether you are a domestic or international applicant, you must meet the UNSW English language requirements before submitting an application. If you are applying for a scholarship, you must demonstrate that you meet these requirements before the scholarship deadline.
You can demonstrate that you meet the requirements through one of the following:
Before you apply, prepare the supporting documentation outlined in the Document Submission Guidelines.
You may submit scanned copies of your documents with your application. Documents may be verified at a later date, either with your home institution, or by sighting original documentation. You must be prepared to present your original documents to UNSW for inspection prior to enrolment if requested, so you will need to bring your original documents with you.
Specific scholarship schemes, research programs, or Faculties may require additional documents, and these may be requested after the initial application. Visit your Faculty website below for guidance.
Ready to apply for a research higher degree program at UNSW? The information below outlines the steps you need to follow, including where to find the application form for admission and scholarship, the supporting documents you need to provide.
Once you have found supervisor, held your interview, developed a research description, and prepared your supporting documents, you are ready to lodge your application via UNSW Apply Online. Only full applications (i.e. with all required documents) will be taken to the next stage.
If you wish to be considered for a scholarship, simply indicate this on the application form and select the scholarship round for your preferred term start date. You can search for a scholarship here.
Your program needs to be within the same school as your supervisor. You should confirm the correct program code with your supervisor or by referring to the UNSW Handbook.
Please submit only one application at a time.
For more details visit: UNSW website.
