Overview
An eight-week University of Sydney summer scholarship at the Image X Institute for coursework students in mathematics, physics, computer science or selected engineering disciplines.
Complete scholarship details
The scholarship supports a full-time summer project at the Image X Institute. Current projects include AI/deep-learning, medical-imaging, radiation-therapy and MRI research. The source states 35 hours per week for eight weeks and primarily on-site work.
Eligibility requirements
Applicants must be currently enrolled at the University of Sydney, be at least in the second undergraduate year and not finish before March 2027, or at least in the first year of a Masters by coursework and not finish before March 2027. Eligible backgrounds include mathematics, physics/medical physics, computer science, biomedical, mechatronics or electrical engineering. Research experience or clear research interest is required.
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Verification notes
Official University of Sydney scholarship page and Image X project page checked 2026-09-07 UTC. The scholarship opened 13 August and closes 20 September 2026. The source states $6,578 without identifying a currency code, so none is inferred.
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