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University of Technology, Sydney (UTS): Law International LLM Scholarship
The Faculty of Law offers two scholarships in each academic year for “New International Candidates” in the Master of Laws (LLM) by Coursework.
One scholarship will be awarded in each of Autumn Semester and Spring Semester each year to a new LLM international student.
The scholarship will be by way of reduction of tuition fees for the semester of the award.
Scholarships will be awarded solely on the basis of academic merit*.
Eligibility
Candidates must:
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The coming years will show a proliferation of Global and Regional Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS/RNSS). This promise of a broader multi-frequency, multi-constellation “system of systems” has the potential to enable a wide range of demanding applications for high-accuracy Australian GNSS/RNSS users.
PhD Scholarship in GNSS at Curtin University To improve Australia’s capability in utilising the next generation GNSSs and to come to a fullest exploitation of the opportunities created, Curtin University of Technology will establish a new GNSS research group. The group’s research programme aims at developing theory, models and methods that will enable future GNSSs to fulfil the highaccuracy
and high-integrity requirements of tomorrow’s geospatial information needs in the Earth-, atmospheric- and space-sciences.
This GNSS programme is also timely because of the forthcoming GNSS CORS
network across Australia as part of the AuScope Geospatial programme. This will provide an excellent large-area ‘field laboratory’ in which to first test, then implement, the results generated by this programme. The GNSS group will use state-of-the-art equipment and software, and involve close collaborative links with other universities, industry and government, both in Australia and overseas.
Applications
Applications are invited for 4 PhD positions in the following thematic areas:
- GNSS surveying and geodesy (e.g., RTK, PPP and CORS networks),
- GNSS remote sensing (e.g., meteorology, reflectometry, ionospheric sounding)
- Air/space-based GNSS applications (e.g., relative navigation, attitude determination, formation-flying)
- GNSS software receiver (e.g., design/implementation, CDMA DSP)
- GNSS quality control (e.g., integrity theory, ambiguity resolution, validation)
Scholarship offered to foreign students who wish to conduct research on school education at Japanese universities under the Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship Program for 2010 as follows:
- Tenable for 18 months from October 2010 to March 2012.
- Academic Background? Applicants must be a graduate of a university or a teacher-training school and have worked as a teacher of an elementary or secondary educational institution or a teacher-training school in his/her home country for at least five years in total as of April 1, 2010. (In-service professors are not eligible.)
- Age? Applicants must be born on or after April 2, 1975. Applicants must be Australian nationals.
- Applicants will be required to take a compulsory English examination and may also choose to take an optional Japanese Language examination in March 2010. Travel expenses for the exam will be borne by applicants.
- Closing date for applications: TUESDAY, 16 MARCH 2010
University of Technology, Sydney – MBA Scholarship for Outstanding International Students (Commencing)
Course area/ Division: BUS.Faculty of Business
The Faculty of Business offers two scholarships each academic year (one per semester) for MBA by Coursework commencing international students. Scholarships will be awarded solely on the basis of academic merit. If no applicant
satisfies the award conditions then the scholarship will not be awarded.
The scheme does not provide for living allowances, travel or medical costs. The scholarship will be awarded through a reduction of tuition fees. Scholarships will be awarded to the applicant who is the highest achiever and no correspondence will be entered into.
Eligibility
Candidates must:
- have applied for admission to the UTS MBA award, course code C04018;
- be categorised by UTS as an international student; and
- have reached a level of achievement across all subjects in their undergraduate qualification used as a basis for admission to the MBA which is equivalent to/or above an academic achievement of Distinction average (75%) (all subjects studied will be counted).
UQ Business School is delighted to announce four full fee-waiver scholarships for international students entering the full-time MBA in 2010.
Three of these scholarships are open to people applying from Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and Great Britain (including British Nationals Overseas). One full fee-waiver scholarship is available to students applying from India to study in 2010.
To win a scholarship you must meet all the standard entry criteria for acceptance into the program (GMAT, English language proficiency, and work experience) as well as:
- provide a personal statement in support of your application
- supply a written professional reference and character reference
- attend an interview in your country of residence or participate in a phone interview.
- Terms and conditions apply.
Application Deadline: November 30, 2009
Computer-Aided Drug Design PhD Scholarship 2009 – University of New South Wales for citizen of Australia
Scholarship Introduction:
The Computer-Aided Molecular Design group at UNSW has an Australian Postgraduate Award Industry (APAI) scholarship available for one student to pursue a full time PhD degree and participate in a project supported by the Australian Research Council (ARC) and Avexa Ltd. The research area is the development of novel techniques to take protein flexibility into account when using computer-aided modeling in drug design. Of particular interest is the design of new inhibitors of the reverse transcriptase enzyme of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), and their development into drugs. We specifically look for applicants with a strong background in molecular pharmacology and/or medicinal chemistry. Good skills in computer-aided molecular modeling would be a bonus; interest in how small molecules interact with their protein targets and in computer-aided molecular modeling is essential.
Eligibility for Scholarship:
This scholarship is for study in Australia. Only citizens of Australia or permanent residents can apply.
How to apply:
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Australia Government Scholarship.
Australian Scholarships aim to promote sustainable development and excellence in education. Scholarships help build mutual understanding between Australia and its Asia-Pacific partners.
Australian Scholarships offer educational and professional development awards to citizens of the Asia-Pacific region. These opportunities support growth in our region and build enduring links at the individual, institutional and country levels. Awards are available to high achievers from participating countries, as well as for Australians wishing to study overseas.
A variety of educational, research and professional development opportunities are available through three programs:
1. Australian Development Scholarships
2. Australian Leadership Awards
3. Endeavour Awards
Educational opportunities for student exchanges, vocational education and training, undergraduate and postgraduate studies and postdoctoral research.
Research opportunities for postgraduate and postdoctoral research and professional attachments.
Professional development opportunities for people in business, industry, community groups, education and government.
A Macquarie University Research Excellence Scholarship (MQRES) is available in the Department of Psychology for a PhD investigating “Speed illusions caused by variations of object contrast” in association with an Australian Research Council-funded research project. The successful candidate will join a research team investigating the visual processing of motion information using psychophysical techniques in the beautiful city of Sydney, Australia.Eligibility
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AusAID will accept ALA Scholarship applications for the 2010 academic year from March 19, 2009 until June 30, 2009.
The Australian Leadership Awards (ALA) program aims to develop leadership, build partnerships and linkages within the Asia-Pacific, and address priority regional issues. The ALA program is comprised of Scholarships and Fellowships. Awardees are selected from the public, private and community sectors within countries where Australia has a significant aid program.
ALA Scholarships are offered to high achievers from the Asia-Pacific region to undertake postgraduate study (Masters or Doctorate) at an Australian university. Study programs must relate to AusAID’s priority areas of disability, economic growth, education, environment, food security, gender, governance, health, human rights, infrastructure, regional stability, rural development and water & sanitation. Scholars also undertake an extensive Leadership Development Program while in Australia.
Selection for ALA Scholarships is highly competitive, based on leadership qualities and on academic excellence.
ALA Scholarships are an investment in the future of the Asia-Pacific region. In this regard, ALA scholars are required to return to their home country or the region for two years after they have completed their studies.
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The Fellowships
The Fellowship Fund Branch of AFUWQ Inc (FFI) awards two types of fellowship. These are:
- The Freda Bage Fellowship (three years), and
- The Commemorative Fellowships (one year).
The details of each are explained below. The Fellowships are named after women who have made outstanding contributions as scholars and leaders in tertiary institutions in Queensland.
Applicants may apply for both types of Fellowship in the one year (see the Application Form).
The Freda Bage Fellowship
- only available for PhD studies;
- studies must commence by September of the year following receipt of the award;
- maximum period of the Fellowship is three years;
- the annual stipend is paid in two parts, usually in January and July;
- the first payment is made following finalisation of Fellowship documentation and FFI’s satisfaction that the program of study has been accepted by the nominated institution;
- subsequent stipend payments are subject to satisfactory progress of the research work, as indicated by receipt of progress reports from the Fellowship recipient signed by the supervisor of the research work at the end of years one and two;
- a final typewritten report is required at completion of the Fellowship, and should include information about any publications arising from the funded study.
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