The School of Medicine and Psychology (‘the School’) in the ANU College of Health and Medicine (‘the College’) is offering a one-off award to support a PhD research program exploring the topic of health and homelessness in Australia (‘the Award’).
Funding for this Award has been provided by the John James Foundation and the Snow Foundation.
The objective of the Award is to support an outstanding domestic[1] candidate to enable them to pursue a Doctor of Philosophy program in MEDI9910 or PSYC9723, based in the School of Medicine and Psychology (SMP) on the topic of health and homelessness in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT).
[1] A student who is an Australian citizen, a New Zealand citizen, the holder of an Australian Permanent Resident visa or the holder of an Australian humanitarian visa
SUMMARY
VALUE
per annum
1 on offer
Payments made fortnightly
Payments made for 3.5 years
APPLICATION PERIOD
Student types
Domestic, ProspectiveStudent levels
Postgraduate researchNumber of scholarships awarded
1 on offerSelection bases
Academic meritOngoing eligibility
Continuation based on academic performanceExtension duration
6 month extension available.The Award is available to a prospective domestic ANU student who:
Applicants should submit an application to study at the ANU and an application for the scholarship listed on this page. The Application for the School of Medicine and Psychology PhD programs (9910XPHD or 9723XPHD) are available via the Programs and Courses webpages. PhD program applications close on 31 October. The scholarship application form below should also be completed and returned to Anna Olsen with your up-to-date CV by the closing date (31 October 2024).
If you are unsuccessful in this competitive one-off scholarship, you may be eligible for an AGRTP scholarship.
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A/Prof Anna Olsen – anna.olsen@anu.edu.au