• Are you passionate about a career in science?
• Want to access CSIRO's world-class facilities and staff?
• Apply for a CSIRO PhD Scholarship now!
CSIRO’s Postgraduate Top-Up Scholarship Program provides enhanced opportunities in science and engineering for outstanding graduates enrolling each year at Australian tertiary institutions as postgraduates for research leading to the award of a PhD. Students will work alongside Australia's leading research scientists and engineers in first-class facilities on projects relevant to priority CSIRO research topic areas.
Top-up PhD Scholarships are available to PhD students who have gained (or expect to gain), first class honours or equivalent in relevant research areas. Students must also expect to receive a Research Training Program scholarship (RTP) or equivalent scholarship, commencing in late 2019 or early 2020. Students are co-supervised by researchers in an Australian university and CSIRO. Information about our Postgraduate Scholarships can be found at: https://www.csiro.au/en/Careers/Studentships/Postgraduate-scholarships
Details of the research areas and on how to apply are available at: https://jobs.csiro.au/go/Students/990500/
Locations: Various locations across Australia
Scholarship: Top-up scholarship of AU$7,000 per annum, plus a generous operating budget of AU$10,000 per annum
References: 62923, 62926, 62932, 62933, 62934, 62938, 62940, 62941, 62942, 62947, 62950 & 62967
Pre-Requisites/Eligibility:
To be eligible to apply you must have (or expect to gain):
• first class honours or equivalent in a relevant research area;
• admission to an Australian University as a PhD student;
• a Research Training Program (RTP) scholarship or university equivalent; and
• a university supervisor who is willing and able to supervise you.
If you have already commenced your PhD studies, you must be less than 12 months into your PhD at 1 January 2020.
International applicants must have the appropriate immigration approvals to allow them to take up the scholarship.
Applications will be assessed on:
• Quality and relevance of the student project.
• Academic calibre of the student.
• Availability of appropriate university supervision.
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