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Graduate Research Scholarships for Domestic Candidates


  

 

Currently Available Scholarships

Scholarships are also offered by research centres and facilities associated with UTAS

 

Australian Postgraduate Awards and Tasmania Graduate Research Scholarships

 

John Bicknell Research Scholarship (for AMC applicants only)

 

Pinot Noir Winemaking Research Scholarship

 

Wine Industry Tasmania Engineering Scholarship

 

Indegenous (Japanangka Errol West)

Applications are now being accepted for the Japanangka Errol West Graduate Research Scholarship. Applicants are required to submit a Statement of Declaration of Aboriginality, which is included with the Conditions of Award.

Alma Stackhouse PhD Scholarship in Aboriginal History or Identity Politics

 

Dr Sergio Giudici Hydro Tasmania Research Scholarship

For eligibility criteria please view the relevant information at:

http://www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/

Equity Graduate Research Scholarship

 

Qantas Tasmanian Devil Research Scholarships

Qantas, the national airline, has provided funds to assist research into the facial tumour disease affecting devil populations.

Cooperative Research Centre for Forestry

For specific projects please see

http://www.crcforestry.com.au/education-outreach/scholarships/

UTAS/CSIRO Quantitative Marine Science (QMS) Graduate Research Scholarships 2009

 

Dementia PhD Research Graduate Scholarship

The University of Tasmania, Victorian & Tasmanian Dementia Training Centre (TIME), and the Wicking Dementia Research and Education Centre (WDREC), are offering a PhD scholarship. This scholarship is to conduct innovative research that will inform service provision practices to improve the delivery of evidenced based cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) to carers of people with dementia living in the community.

CSIRO Tasmanian ICT Centre

CSIRO and the University of Tasmania have established a joint PhD scholarship program as a key outcome of establishing the Tasmanian ICT Centre supported by the Intelligent Island Program.The PhD scholarship program will support at least 10 PhD candidates to undertake research in areas related to the objectives of the Tasmanian ICT Centre.

Faculty of Business Graduate Research Scholarship

 

The Faculty of Business seeks applications from honours and masters graduates in any discipline for research into broadly defined business, finance or economics areas.

For further information please phone 1800 030 955 or email Dallas.Hanson@utas.edu.au or
Tania.Fothergill@utas.edu.au

 

UTAS/CSIRO Quantitative Marine Science (QMS) Graduate Research Scholarship 2008

CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research and the University of Tasmania are offering a unique PhD program to establish the next generation of oceanographers and marine researchers with specialist training in quantitative marine science. For more information about the program visit  www.utas.edu.au/cms

Approved QMS Projects now available

CERF Marine Biodiversity Hub

 

The University of Tasmania will offer up to 8 PhD Scholarships in 2008 to undertake research on topics related to the prediction and management of Australia's marine biodiversity. These scholarship are made available as part of the CERF Marine Biodiversity Hub. Applications are invited from domestic and international students.

 

Eucalypt Genetics PhD Scholarship

An Australian Postgraduate Award Industry (APAI) Scholarship ($26,140pa full time) is available to study the genetic control of survival and growth of Australia’s major plantation eucalypt, Eucalyptus globulus, in traditional and water-limited environments. With southern Australia facing drier conditions through climate change and the increasing requirements of land for reforestation and carbon capture, there is an urgent need to understand the potential for adaptation in forest trees and the genetic opportunities that exist to maximize productivity in diverse environments. Applications close 31 October 2008.

Detection of Platypus Ulcerative Mycosis

This project centres primarily on the development of molecular and ELISA assays to detect Mucor amphibiorum in platypuses, frogs, soil and water samples. The successful applicant must Sound laboratory skills, including the ability to work aseptically.  Experience in immunological techniques and protocols, including PCR and ELISA would be an advantage.  Applications close 31 March 2008.

Global Vaccination Graduate Research Scholarship

The specific aims of this project are to explain the rapid mobilization of opinion and resources in the vaccination cause, to analyze the aims and achievements of the early vaccination programs, and to understand the reception, positive and negative, of vaccination in a range of political, social and cultural contexts.

For enquiries please contact Professor Michael Bennett on 03 6226 2302 or email michael.bennett@utas.edu.au

 

Seafood CRC PhD Scholarships

 

Through research along the entire seafood value chain - from wild-harvest and aquaculture production, to the consumer - the Australian Seafood Cooperative Research Centre assists the seafood industry to profitably deliver safe, high-quality, nutritious Australian seafood products to premium markets, domestically and overseas.

 

Innovative Uses of ICT in Tasmanian Agriculture  
 
Success Factors in ICT product development in Tasmanian SMEs  
 

 

Further information may be obtained by email from: scholarships@research.utas.edu.au

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