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The IPRS program enables outstanding international students to undertake an MPhil or PhD in areas of research strength at Australian universities and gain experience with leading Australian researchers. Funded by the Australian Government through the Department of Innovation, Industry, Science and Research (DIISR), the IPRS provides for the tuition fees of scholarship holders and standard Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for them and their accompanying dependants. Scholarships are available for a period of two years for an MPhil or three years for a PhD, with a possible extension where academic circumstances merit. IPRS awardees may also be offered a University of Queensland Research Scholarship (UQRS). |
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UQ Research Scholarships (UQRS) provide a living allowance to international research higher degree (RHD) candidates who have been offered a place at UQ and have been approved for tuition fee support. UQRS are awarded via a competitive, merit-based process which establishes high calibre candidates whose research interest and ability best match the needs of the UQ school or institute. |
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| UQRS are offered to international RHD candidates commencing their candidature via merit criteria that include: | |
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| Eligibility |
To be eligible to be considered you must have: |
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| Application and Nomination process There are 3 stages |
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| Stage 1 |
You must have: |
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| Stage 2 |
You must: |
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| Stage 3 |
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Note to schools/institutes: - Please attach the IPRS Application forms to the 2009 IPRS/UQIRTA Nomination forms and forward to Research Scholarships. - The IPRS Nomination Form is under review. Do not use the current form for applicants who apply for admission after 31 August 2008. Schools/institutes will be advised when the new form is available. |
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| IPRS Application Guide | Document file |
| IPRS Application Form | Document file |
| IPRS/UQIRTA Nomination Form |
Document file |
| Referee Report | Document file |
