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PRESIDENT’S DOCTORAL RECRUITMENT SCHOLARSHIP IN TRANSDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH

LOCATION: Canada

The President’s Doctoral Recruitment Scholarship in Transdisciplinary Research is a major graduate scholarship funded by the University of Calgary’s Start Something fund. This scholarship can be offered to qualified applicants alongside offers of admission, and is awarded on top of a doctoral student’s guaranteed funding.

ELIGIBILITY:

The scholarship is open to students registered in the first year of a doctoral program in the University of Calgary’s Faculty of Graduate Studies.

The scholarship is unrestricted, meaning that both domestic and international graduate students may be considered.

Students transferring directly from a master’s program are not eligible.

Programs nominating a student for this scholarship must submit documentation demonstrating how the student’s recruitment focuses on transdisciplinary research while addressing equity, diversity, inclusion, accessibility and reconciliation within the program or faculty.

Students cannot apply directly for this scholarship. A student must be nominated by their program at the time the student applies for admission.

Nominations are recommended by the faculty of the admitting program. Each faculty receives a quota of recruitment awards based on current doctoral registration. Nomination procedures will vary by faculty. For example, some faculties may review admissions as a group following program admission deadlines. Other faculties may have a rolling nomination process where eligible candidates can be forwarded for nomination contingent on meeting selection criteria.  

Once a nominee has been selected for an award, the faculty will notify the program and the program can then include the award offer with the offer of admission for the student.

Contact your graduate program staff for your program/faculty’s deadlines if any and nomination procedure.

BENEFIT:

The President’s Doctoral Recruitment Scholarship in Transdisciplinary Research is valued at $12,000 per year for four years. The guaranteed graduate stipend students will receive on the PDRSTR will be the program’s minimum funding requirement plus the recruitment scholarship ($12,000) for 4 years.

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UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA LIMESTONE VALLEY HOW FAMILY PHD SCHOLARSHIP

Application Deadline: October 1, 2024

LOCATION: Australia

The Limestone Valley How Family Trust was established at the University of Tasmania from a bequest by the late John How. Named after Limestone Valley, the How family’s former cattle farm in Mole Creek, Tasmania, will provide the Limestone Valley How Family PhD Scholarship to support medical research for one or more PhD candidates. The scholarship will be supported along with a full university PhD stipend.

ELIGIBILITY:

The Limestone Valley How Family PhD Scholarship is a marquee scholarship awarded to outstanding applicants. The following eligibility criteria apply to this scholarship:

An applicant applying for a PhD and a base living allowance stipend at the University rate; and,

An applicant applying for a PhD with a research project in the area of Medical Research within an Academic Unit in the College of Health and Medicine.

Applicants who wish to apply for the Scholarship, in addition to a PhD and a base living allowance stipend, should visit the University of Tasmania’s Apply Now website and complete an application. At the end of the application, within the Comment field, please advise that you are also applying for the Limestone Valley How Family PhD Scholarship.

All applications that meet the eligibility criteria will automatically be considered for the scholarship.

Provision of the award is determined by demonstration of academic merit.

Multiple Scholarships may be offered within a year and/or scholarship round.

Please contact GraduateResearch.Scholarships@utas.edu.au for more information.

BENEFIT:

This Scholarship is a top-up scholarship of $10,000pa (not indexed) for up to 3.5 years.

The Scholarship also includes up to $30,000 of funding support, which will be used to assist the successful applicant as agreed with by the Primary Supervisor and as approved by their Academic Unit. Funding support may include:

Overseas health cover insurance (for a single person)

University required Student Services and Amenities Fee

Project and career development

Travel to visit family during candidature (one trip)

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