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UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE FACULTY OF ARTS GRADUATE COURSEWORK CONFERENCE GRANTS

Application Deadline: 31 December, 2024

LOCATION: Australia

The Faculty of Arts offers a limited number of conference grants to graduate coursework students in the Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences (GSHSS). Up to $500 is awarded for local conferences, up to $1000 for interstate conferences, and up to $2000 for overseas conferences.

ELIGIBILITY:

To be eligible for this scholarship, you must:

have been invited to attend the conference (this should be in the form of an invitation to all students in a University of Melbourne degree program by the organisation convening a conference) and/or will be presenting at the conference (confirmation must be provided)

demonstrate that the conference content is relevant to the student’s current program of graduate coursework study (to be determined by the Course Coordinator)

agree to report (in writing or in person) to your academic school on content relevant to the conference upon your return

have completed at least 37.5 points and a semester of study at the University of Melbourne in the Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences towards the degree to which the conference is relevant

agree to provide a copy of your receipts for the relevant approved expenditure (conference registration, air fares, accommodation)

BENEFIT:

Up to $500 is awarded for local conferences, up to $1000 for interstate conferences, and up to $2000 for overseas conferences. The amount awarded will correspond to a percentage of the documented conference registration, travel and accommodation costs.

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JENNIFER WARD OPPENHEIMER RESEARCH GRANT

Application Deadline: 03 May 2024 at 00:00 (SAST)

LOCATION: South Africa

The Jennifer Ward Oppenheimer Research Grant invites all eligible interested applicants to apply for the opportunity. The grant will support a research project or programme for up to three years (previously funded research not eligible).

ELIGIBILITY:

The lead applicant should be:

An early career scientist: Applicant must already hold a PhD degree and should have no more than seven years of work and/or research experience post-degree (excluding time taken for family responsibilities).

Have strong links to a credible African institution: The institution should have a proven ability to manage to fund and subscribes to good financial grant practice and can be any of the following: academic institution, research institution, government institution, NGO, for-profit organisation

Furthermore, the proposed research should be focused on or in Africa.

BENEFIT:

A grant of $150,000 will be awarded to one successful applicant. 

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