Australian Government Research Training Program (AGRTP)

Flinders University

Australian Government Research Training Program (AGRTP scholarships are awarded to students of exceptional research potential undertaking a Higher Degree by Research (HDR).

Eligibility

Applicants must: be Australian citizens and permanent residents, or New Zealand citizens; hold a bachelor degree with first-class honours (or equivalent); be commencing or continuing full-time (part-time awards are available in exceptional circumstances) in a master by research or doctorate by research at Flinders University; and have had their candidature accepted in the area in which they propose to undertake their studies. Applicants cannot: previously have held an Australian Government Research Scholarship for more than 6 months; be in receipt of an equivalent award (greater than 75 per cent of the base stipend); or have completed a degree at the same level or higher than that proposed.

Amount $26,288

The scholarship provides a stipend of $26,682 per year (2017 rate, indexed annually). Tenure is 3 years for a PhD and 2 years for a master by research, with a possible a 6-month extension for PhD students.

Closing date End October
Number per year 27
Frequency Annual
Duration years
Student type Australian and New Zealand
Gender Co-Ed
For Australian students
For international students
Level of study Postgraduate
Field of studys Accounting
Agriculture
Architecture
Psychology
Built environment
Business and management
Communications
Computing and information technology
Creative arts
Dentistry
Economics
Education and training
Engineering and technology
Environmental studies
Tourism and hospitality
Health services and support
Humanities and social sciences
Languages
Law
Para-legal studies
Mathematics
Medicine
Nursing
Pharmacy
Rehabilitation
Sciences
Social work
Sport and leisure
Surveying
Veterinary science
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