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University of Newcastle Glenn and Ken Moss PhD Scholarship
Glenn and Ken Moss PhD Scholarship in Mechanical Engineering or Mechatronics Research University of Newcastle in Australia
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Mechanical Engineering
Funding
Donor-funded supplementation scholarship/top-up scholarship for University of Newcastle PhD students. Funding details are referred to the scholarship conditions; the post notes candidates cannot receive benefits greater than 75% of the stipend and cannot already be in receipt of supplementation above $15,640.50.
Country
Australia
University
University of Newcastle
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Glenn and Ken Moss PhD Scholarships in Engineering Research at the University of Newcastle support doctoral research in Mechanical Engineering and Mechatronics, with possible consideration for another engineering discipline if no suitable candidate is available in the primary areas.
This is a donor-funded supplementation scholarship for current University of Newcastle PhD candidates. The post indicates that the scholarship is intended to help retain strong postgraduate engineering researchers and is available to domestic students only.
Eligibility highlights: applicants must be enrolled in a PhD (Mechanical Engineering) or PhD (Mechatronics), be an Australian Citizen or Australian Permanent Resident residing in Australia, have completed a relevant honours degree with First Class Honours (or equivalent), be enrolled full-time and on campus, and already hold a University of Newcastle stipend scholarship such as RTP, UNRSC, UNRSE, or Business & Industry Scholarship. Applicants must not already receive supplementation above the stated limit and must not hold another University of Newcastle donor-funded scholarship concurrently.
Supervisor: Dr Jubert Pineda.
How to apply: submit an expression of interest including current PhD enrolment details, a brief overview of your proposed research and its long-term benefits, a list of completed tertiary qualifications, transcripts if your qualifications are not from the University of Newcastle, and a CV. Email the materials to [email protected].
Funding: donor-funded top-up/supplementation scholarship; see scholarship conditions for full details.
Funding details
Donor-funded supplementation scholarship/top-up scholarship for University of Newcastle PhD students. Funding details are referred to the scholarship conditions; the post notes candidates cannot receive benefits greater than 75% of the stipend and cannot already be in receipt of supplementation above $15,640.50.
What's required
Applicants must be enrolled in a PhD in Mechanical Engineering or Mechatronics at the University of Newcastle, be an Australian Citizen or Australian Permanent Resident residing in Australia, and have completed a Bachelor of Mechatronics Engineering (Honours) or Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Honours) with First Class Honours or equivalent. Candidates must be enrolled full-time and on campus for the duration of candidature, currently hold a University of Newcastle stipend scholarship (RTP, UNRSC, UNRSE, or Business & Industry Scholarship), not already receive supplementation above $15,640.50, submit an expression of interest and required documents by the closing date, and not hold another University of Newcastle donor-funded scholarship concurrently.
How to apply
Prepare an expression of interest with your current PhD enrolment details, proposed research overview, list of completed tertiary qualifications, transcripts if needed, and a CV. Email the expression of interest and required documents to [email protected] before the closing date.
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