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Master of Philosophy in Applied Epidemiology Scholarship
Master of Philosophy in Applied Epidemiology (MAE) Scholarship at Australian National University Australian National University in Australia
Degree Level
Master's
Field of study
Environmental Science
Funding
Featured scholarship provides a tax-free full-time scholarship for students in Australian placements. Funding is $66,908 per annum in 2026, increasing to $69,049 in 2027 on a pro rata basis of scholarship duration. The program note also mentions payments made fortnightly for the 22-month duration, and the flyer states $69,049 in 2027 with an increase in 2028 to $71,396 per annum.
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Country
Australia
University
Australian National University
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The Master of Philosophy in Applied Epidemiology Scholarship supports full-time study in ANU's 22-month applied epidemiology research degree with field placements, offering a tax-free stipend for eligible students in Australian placements.
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Master of Philosophy in Applied Epidemiology (MAE) at the Australian National University (ANU) is a 22-month full-time research degree and Australia’s Field Epidemiology Training Program (FETP). The program focuses on applied epidemiology, public health, infectious disease control, outbreak investigation, surveillance, epidemiological study design, and One Health-oriented work in field placements.
The MAE places students in government health departments, public health units, or research institutes, where they work on real-world public health problems under field and academic supervision. The program is TEPHINET-accredited and is designed for students interested in careers in public health, health security, communicable disease control, and epidemiology leadership in Australia and internationally.
A featured scholarship is available for students in Australian placements: a tax-free full-time scholarship of $66,908 per annum in 2026, increasing to $69,049 in 2027 on a pro rata basis of scholarship duration. The flyer also notes fortnightly payments and a 22-month duration. The program page additionally mentions a scholarship amount of $69,049 in 2027 with an increase in 2028 to $71,396 per annum.
Eligibility highlights include health-related qualifications and relevant experience. For field placements in Australia, applicants must be an Australian citizen or Australian permanent resident. The program page states that applications for the 2027-2028 cohort open on 1 June 2026, with the application portal opening on 21 May and applications closing on 22 July 2026. An information session is scheduled for 21 May.
Contact: [email protected]. The program is hosted by the National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health at ANU.
Funding details
Featured scholarship provides a tax-free full-time scholarship for students in Australian placements. Funding is $66,908 per annum in 2026, increasing to $69,049 in 2027 on a pro rata basis of scholarship duration. The program note also mentions payments made fortnightly for the 22-month duration, and the flyer states $69,049 in 2027 with an increase in 2028 to $71,396 per annum.
What's required
Applicants must have health-related qualifications and relevant experience. For admission to field placements in Australia, applicants must be an Australian citizen or Australian permanent resident. The program is a 22-month full-time research degree with on-the-job training and completion of 30 units of coursework. The post also notes that the portal will provide application requirements and guidelines.
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