The University of Tasmania in Australia is offering fully funded PhD scholarships for international students interested in Comparative Politics and related fields. The opportunity is announced by Victor Agboga, Lecturer of Comparative Politics at the University of Tasmania. Successful applicants will be considered for the Research Training Program (RTP) scholarship or the Tasmania Graduate Research Scholarship (TGRS), which provide comprehensive financial support. Funding includes a living allowance stipend of $33,511 per annum for up to 3.5 years, a relocation allowance of up to $2,000, and full tuition fee coverage for up to four years. International students will receive a University of Tasmania Fees Offset for up to four years, ensuring no tuition costs. The scholarships are designed to attract talented graduate researchers from around the world to join the University of Tasmania's vibrant academic community. Applicants should have a strong academic background, typically with a relevant master's or honors degree, and meet the university's English language requirements. The research focus is on Comparative Politics, but related areas in Political Science and International Relations are also encouraged. The application process is direct, and candidates are advised to watch the provided video for step-by-step guidance. The deadline for applications is 1 February, 2026. Interested candidates should prepare all necessary documents and submit their application through the university's official channels before the deadline. This is an excellent opportunity for aspiring researchers to pursue advanced studies in a supportive and well-funded environment at one of Australia's leading institutions.