About this scholarship
The Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Applied Epidemiology Scholarship aims to attract and support students undertaking a Master of Applied Epidemiology in the National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health, in the College of Health and Medicine at The Australian National University.
The number of scholarships available may vary from year depending upon the number of field placements. Payments made for program duration (MAE program is 22 months). Payments made fortnightly.
SUMMARY
VALUE
$66,908 per annum in year 2026, and in year 2027, $69,049. Scholarships are paid on a pro rata basis on scholarship duration.
Payments made fortnightly
Payments made for program duration
Student types
Domestic, ProspectiveStudent levels
Postgraduate researchSelection bases
Academic merit
Field of study
Eligibility
- A Domestic candidate;
- Enrolling full-time in a program of study for the degree of Master of Philosophy in Applied Epidemiology at the Australian National University
Additional information
- Relocation allowance for students relocating to the location of their field placement to commence their research program;
- Paid leave allowances
- Thesis allowance.
No application is required specifically for this scholarship as all eligible candidates will be considered.
- Master of Philosophy in Applied Epidemiology Scholarship (1862023) (PDF, 188.56 KB)
- Master of Philosophy in Applied Epidemiology Scholarship (1262022) - COA (PDF, 222.12 KB)
- Master of Philosophy in Applied Epidemiology Scholarship (1192022) - COA (PDF, 222.66 KB)
- Master of Philosophy in Applied Epidemiology Scholarship (2752019) Conditions of Award (PDF, 172.19 KB)
- Previous Conditions of Award (PDF, 200.86 KB)
- Conditions of Award _Master of Philosophy in Applied Epidemiology Scholarship (1182024) (PDF, 225.6 KB)
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To find out more please see:
https://health.anu.edu.au/study/research/master-philosophy-applied-epidemiology-mae
Contact us:
National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health (NCEPH)
