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University of Tasmania Senior Indigenous Research Scholarships 2024
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Senior Indigenous Research Scholarships 2024-2025
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This scholarship opportunity is being sponsored by the University of Tasmania to support outstanding Indigenous students in Australia to pursue higher degrees by research (Masters/PhD) at the University of Tasmania. This initiative is aimed at fostering significant contributions to Indigenous knowledge and community development.
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The opportunity is open to domestic Indigenous students to undertake research projects that benefit Aboriginal communities and contribute to the body of knowledge in areas critical to Aboriginal well-being and development. See some application tips at the end of the post!
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Scholarship Overview
Scholarship type: Full tuition fee cover
Stipend value: Living allowance of over $50,000 per year pro-rata.
Other supports: Tailored supervision by experienced Aboriginal researchers, skill-development workshops, and opportunities to work on research topics that matter to Aboriginal communities.
Health insurance: Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC)
Study Level: Masters/PhD by Research
Study Course: Open to research topics such as Aboriginal biographies, histories, health, law, social or economic development, land, sea, and cultural resource management.
Citizen type: Domestic Indigenous students
Number of positions: Not specified.
Duration: Up to 2 years for Masters by Research degree and up to 3.5 years for a PhD
Deadline: CLOSED
Eligibility
To be eligible for this scholarship, applicants are expected to:
Enrollment: Be eligible to enroll full-time in a Masters or Doctoral degree at the University of Tasmania in 2024.
No Equivalent Funding: Not be receiving another award, scholarship, or salary that’s equivalent to more than 75% of this stipend.
Educational Background: For PhD applicants, you need at least four years of tertiary education, with an upper second class Honours degree or equivalent qualifications/relevant experience. For MRes applicants, a lower second class Honours degree or equivalent qualifications/relevant experience is required.
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Community Engagement: Have a track record of leadership or significant contributions to Aboriginal community development.
Aboriginality: Meet the Australian Government’s definition of Aboriginality and complete the declaration of Aboriginality.
Eligible Countries: Only Australian Indigenous students are eligible for this scholarship.
Eligible course or study program: Any research topic aligned with the needs and priorities of Aboriginal communities.
Selection Criteria
The selection criteria for this scholarship will be merit-based and consider the following:
- Achievements from your previous study program: Academic scores, ranks, etc.
- Research potentials in your interested field of study: Demonstrated through publications, presentations, etc.
- Relevance of your chosen program to Aboriginal communities: The direct impact and relevance of your research topic to Indigenous needs.
- Relevant professional experiences: Experiences that contribute to your research capabilities.
- Community engagement: Your past contributions to Aboriginal community development and leadership roles.
- Recommendations: Strong endorsements from referees.
How To Apply
- Formulate Your Research Topic: Develop a research project that resonates with the needs of Aboriginal communities. Ensure it’s aligned with a relevant discipline and achievable within the program’s timeframe.
- Seek Guidance: Reach out to the HDR Support Person from the Office of the Pro-Vice Chancellor for Aboriginal Leadership or an academic mentor for advice as you shape your project.
- Submit Your Expression of Interest: This is your first step. Once approved, you’ll move on to the full application.
- Craft Your Research Proposal: Prepare a two-page document outlining the importance of your project, how you’ll undertake it, and what you hope to achieve.
- Final Application: Once your research proposal is ready, submit your application for candidature through the official portal: University of Tasmania - Research Degrees Scholarships.
Who to contact
For further information or assistance with your application, you can contact:
HDR Support Person, Office of the Pro-Vice Chancellor for Aboriginal Leadership
- Email: hdr.support@utas.edu.au
- Phone: +61 3 6226 6209
Visit the University Website to apply and for further details on this scholarship.
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