[Usyd-scholarships-announce] Weekly Scholarships Email Bulletin

[Research Training]

If you have any comments or questions concerning this Bulletin, please 
email Research Training, Research Office: scholars at reschols.usyd.edu.au

Previously advertised scholarships can be found on our website: 
http://www.usyd.edu.au/su/reschols/scholarships/

Week beginning: 12 July 2004

RESEARCH

Microstructured Polymer Optical Fibres; Leukaemia; NHMRC Scholarships: 
Biomedical (Dora Lush), Medical/Dental, Public Health, Primary Health Care, 
Pharmacy, Indigenous Health; Mental Illness; Endeavour Australia-Europe 
Scholarships

         OVERSEAS

Korean Studies

Category: Research Scholarships

Supplementary Scholarship for Study in the Field of Microstructured Polymer 
Optical Fibres (MPOF) at the Optical Fibre Technology Centre
Supplementary scholarship is available to support for 3 years on a 
full-time basis for a research project leading to a PhD at the OFTC; 
applicants should have an Hons 1 or 2A degree in Physics, Materials Science 
or Chemical Engineering; $6,000 pa for an applicant who already has a 
substantive scholarship to undertake research leading to a PhD beginning in 
Semester 2, 2004; applicants must be Australian citizens, Australian 
permanent residents or NZ citizens.
Closing Date: 30 July 2004
Further information: http://www.usyd.edu.au/su/reschols/scholarships/, use 
the New Search
Engine and search under Research Scholarships (in "Show Me") and by title 
(in "Optional Keywords").

The Leukaemia Foundation PhD Scholarship 2005
PhD Scholarship is available for postgraduate students eligible to enrol to 
undertake a full-time PhD; up to $45,000 per annum.
Closing Date: 31 August 2004
Further information: http://www.usyd.edu.au/su/reschols/scholarships/, use 
the New Search
Engine and search under Research Scholarships (in "Show Me") and by title 
(in "Optional Keywords").

NHMRC Scholarships  Open to Australian citizens or Australian permanent 
residents who are currently residing in Australia (NZ citizens do not need 
to be residents in Australian at the time of application); candidates must 
enrol for a full-time research degree; all NHMRC Scholarships are for one 
year but renewable to three years subject to satisfactory progress; $18,484 
pa (standard), $23,853 pa (for nursing or allied health professionals) or 
$27,489 pa (medical/dental graduates who are registered to practise within 
Australia).  6 types of scholarships are now open for applications:

1.  NHMRC Biomedical (Dora Lush) Postgraduate Scholarships
Open to graduates with a science or health related Hons degree (or 
equivalent), unregistered medical or dental graduates from overseas; 
students enrolled in a graduate medical program combined with a PhD, and 
Allied Health Professionals with an Hons degree or equivalent.

2.  NHMRC Medical/Dental Postgraduate Research Scholarship
Open to medical or dental graduates registered to practice within 
Australia, or medical or dental graduates from overseas who are registered 
to practice in Australia.

3.  NHMRC Public Health Postgraduate Scholarships
Open to graduates in an area applicable in public health research at time 
of submission of the application, or graduates in area applicable to public 
health who are from overseas.

4.  NHMRC Postgraduate Scholarships for Primary Health Care Research
Open to medical or dental graduates currently registered to practice within 
Australia, or who have already completed a health related degree (or 
equivalent) at the time of submission; or health related graduates from 
overseas.

5.  NHMRC Pharmacy Guild Postgraduate Scholarships
Up to 5 Australian-based scholarships in the area of pharmacy practice are 
available; the successful applicant will have a commitment to, and a track 
record in pharmacy, or related, health services research, and will not 
accept any research funds, consultancies or sponsorship from the tobacco 
industry or person connected with the tobacco industry.

6.  NHMRC Training Scholarships for Indigenous Health Research
Open to Australian citizens or permanent residents enrolling in a diploma, 
certificate, undergraduate or postgraduate degree at a fully accredited 
institution; for research training or training leading to research in areas 
of particular relevance to indigenous Australians.

Closing Date:  26 July 2004

Further information: http://www.usyd.edu.au/su/reschols/scholarships/, use 
the New Search
Engine and search under Research Scholarships (in "Show Me") and by title 
(in "Optional Keywords").

Category: Overseas Scholarships

The Korean Literature Translation Fellowship Program
Korean Fellowship: 2 million Korean won/month
Overseas Fellowship: A quarterly stipend of US$5,000
1 year and renewable; applicants must be native speakers of English or 
Korean nationals granted foreign residency status who are currently engaged 
in M.A. or Ph.D. studies in Korean literature, English literature, or 
Creative writing in an academic institution.
Closing Date: 30 September 2004
Further information: http://www.usyd.edu.au/su/reschols/scholarships/, use 
the New Search
Engine and search under Overseas Scholarships (in "Show Me") and by title 
(in "Optional Keywords").





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