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We have a range of scholarships for students considering postgraduate research in law. We have a range of scholarships for students considering postgraduate research in law.

— Scholarship

— Value

— Eligibility

— Alfred Godfrey Postgraduate Research Scholarship in a Cultural History of the Policing of Music in Australia — USYD RTP rate (up to 3.5 years) —

• PhD student within the Sydney Law School or Sydney Conservatorium of Music
• supervised by either Professor Murray Lee (Sydney Law School) or Dr Toby Martin (Sydney Conservatorium of Music)

— Domestic, Family & Sexual Violence Scholarship — $42,000 p.a (up to 3.5 years) —

• a candidate for PhD admission, at the University of Sydney Law School
• prepare to conduct research project: The Possibilities of In-Trial Legal Representation for Sexual Offence Victims and Survivors in Australia
• must hold an Honours degree (First Class) or Master's degree in Law, Criminology or a related criminal justice field (e.g. sociology)

— Ivan Roberts Scholarship — $50,000 —

• About to graduate from Bachelor of Laws or Juris Doctor at USYD
• Have graduated from a Bachelor of Laws or Juris Doctor from the USYD within the last 5 years
• Unconditional offer of admission in a postgraduate degree within the Sydney Law School, or equivalent institution.

— George Winterton Memorial Scholarship for Constitutional Law — Up to $10,000 —

• PhD or LLM (Research) student within the Sydney Law School
• Conduct research in constitutional law
• Hold an honours degree or master's degree in law.

— John O'Brien Memorial Research Scholarship in Criminal Law and Criminology — Up to $55,000 per annum (up to 3.5 years) —

• PhD, MCrim (Research) or LLM (Research) student within the Sydney Law School
• Conduct research in criminal law and/or criminology
• Hold an honours degree or master's degree in law or a relevant discipline.

— Judge Ralph J Perdriau Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Common Law — Up to $55,000 per annum stipend (up to 3.5 years) —

• PhD or LLM (Research) within the Sydney Law School
• Conduct research in common law
• Hold an honours degree or master's degree in law

— Reca Stone Postgraduate Scholarship in Legal Theory — Up to $55,000 per annum (up to 3.5 years) —

• Full-time PhD or LLM ( Research) within the Sydney Law School
• Conduct research in the discipline of legal theory
• Hold an honours degree or master's degree in law

— The George and Matilda Harris Scholarship — Up to $55,000 per annum (up to 3.5 years) —

• PhD, MCrim (Research) or LLM (Research) within the Sydney Law School
• Conduct research in law
• Hold an honours degree or master's degree in law

— The Julian Small Research Scholarship in Labour Law — Up to $55,000 per annum (up to 3.5 years) —

• PhD or LLM (Research) within the Sydney Law School
• Conduct research in the discipline of labour law
• Hold an honours degree or master's degree in law

— Scholarship in Opioid policy and use in Indonesia — $37,207 p.a. (up to 3.5 years) —

• Domestic/international student

• Hold First Class Honours or equivalent

• Research component in a related social science field such as Indonesian Studies, Policy Studies, Public Health, Sociology, Law, or Asian Studies

— Sir Maurice Byers Scholarship for Postgraduate Study in Constitutional Law — Upto $10,000 —

• PhD or LLM (Research) within the Sydney Law School
• Conduct research in the field of constitutional law
• Hold an honours degree or master's degree in law

— WA Cooke, Jane Cooke and Alfred Godfrey Scholarship — Up to $55,000 per annum (up to 3.5 years) —

• PhD, MCrim (Research) or LLM (Research) within the Sydney Law School
• Conduct research in law
• Hold an honours or master's degree in law

— The Walter Reid Scholarship — Up to $10,000 —

• Enrolled in a research degree in the Sydney Law School
• Undertaking research in law
• Plan to research overseas

— The University of Sydney - University of Glasgow Joint PhD Scholarship (Project 3)

Click link above to start application process via Glasgow’s portal

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• An annual maintenance grant (stipend) at the UKRI rate
• Tuition fee offset
• Research Training Support Grant, usually up to a maximum of £940 per year
• A one-off travel grant of up to £3,000

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• Commit to enrolling/ registering in PhD programs (and spend time located at) each institution
• Meet entry requirements of both institutions including:
• First Class Honours degree, or Master's by Research with outstanding results (at least 80% or equivalent)

— Yim Family Foundation PhD Scholarships in AI, Trust and Governance — $10,000 per annum (up to 3.5 years) —

• Commencing postgraduate research student
• Research into enhancing our understanding of AI uses and its impact on society

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• PhD student within the Sydney Law School or Sydney Conservatorium of Music

• supervised by either Professor Murray Lee (Sydney Law School) or Dr Toby Martin (Sydney Conservatorium of Music)

• a candidate for PhD admission, at the University of Sydney Law School

• prepare to conduct research project: The Possibilities of In-Trial Legal Representation for Sexual Offence Victims and Survivors in Australia

• must hold an Honours degree (First Class) or Master's degree in Law, Criminology or a related criminal justice field (e.g. sociology)

• About to graduate from Bachelor of Laws or Juris Doctor at USYD

• Have graduated from a Bachelor of Laws or Juris Doctor from the USYD within the last 5 years

• Unconditional offer of admission in a postgraduate degree within the Sydney Law School, or equivalent institution.

• PhD or LLM (Research) student within the Sydney Law School

• Conduct research in constitutional law

• Hold an honours degree or master's degree in law.

• PhD, MCrim (Research) or LLM (Research) student within the Sydney Law School

• Conduct research in criminal law and/or criminology

• Hold an honours degree or master's degree in law or a relevant discipline.

• PhD or LLM (Research) within the Sydney Law School

• Conduct research in common law

• Hold an honours degree or master's degree in law

• Full-time PhD or LLM ( Research) within the Sydney Law School

• Conduct research in the discipline of legal theory

• Hold an honours degree or master's degree in law

• PhD, MCrim (Research) or LLM (Research) within the Sydney Law School

• Conduct research in law

• Hold an honours degree or master's degree in law

• PhD or LLM (Research) within the Sydney Law School

• Conduct research in the discipline of labour law

• Hold an honours degree or master's degree in law

• Domestic/international student

• Hold First Class Honours or equivalent

• Research component in a related social science field such as Indonesian Studies, Policy Studies, Public Health, Sociology, Law, or Asian Studies

• PhD or LLM (Research) within the Sydney Law School

• Conduct research in the field of constitutional law

• Hold an honours degree or master's degree in law

• PhD, MCrim (Research) or LLM (Research) within the Sydney Law School

• Conduct research in law

• Hold an honours or master's degree in law

• Enrolled in a research degree in the Sydney Law School

• Undertaking research in law

• Plan to research overseas

The University of Sydney - University of Glasgow Joint PhD Scholarship (Project 3)

Click link above to start application process via Glasgow’s portal

• An annual maintenance grant (stipend) at the UKRI rate

• Tuition fee offset

• Research Training Support Grant, usually up to a maximum of £940 per year

• A one-off travel grant of up to £3,000

• Commit to enrolling/ registering in PhD programs (and spend time located at) each institution

• Meet entry requirements of both institutions including:

• First Class Honours degree, or Master's by Research with outstanding results (at least 80% or equivalent)

• First Class Honours degree, or Master's by Research with outstanding results (at least 80% or equivalent)

• Commencing postgraduate research student

• Research into enhancing our understanding of AI uses and its impact on society

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