Research overseas scholarships

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General Scholarships

• Scholarship

• Value

• Eligibility

— American Australian Association Australia to US Fellowships — See page details —

• Australian citizen or permanent resident

• Pursue postgraduate studies in the US

— Arthur Macquarie Travelling Scholarship — Up to $15,000 —

• PhD or Doctor of Arts student

• Demonstrate that travel is required for your studies

— Frank Knox Memorial Fellowships to Harvard University

— $30,000 —

• Australian citizen

• Graduates admitted to Harvard University

— Gowrie Scholarship — $5000 —

• Australian citizen

• Australian tertiary institution graduate

• Child or grandchild of, or a member of the Australian Armed Forces

— Grants-in-aid (GIA) — Value determined by selection committee —

• Higher degree by research student

— JDRF Australia Travel Grants Applications — Up to $1000 for virtual conferences and short training courses

Up to $2000 for domestic travel within Australia

Up to $4000 for international travel

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• Research in Type 1 Diabetes

• Domestic and international students

— John Monash Scholarships — $70,000 —

• Australian citizen

• Australian university graduate

• Plan to study a postgraduate degree abroad

— Lionel Murphy Postgraduate Scholarship — $40,000 —

• Australian citizen or permanent resident

• Pursue a postgraduate degree in science, law, legal studies or a related area

— Oxford Australia Scholarship Fund — Various —

• Australian university graduate

• Plan to undertake a postgraduate or second bachelor's degree at Oxford University

— Sydney Global Mobility Joint PhD Travel Scholarship — $5000 —

• Domestic or international student

• Enrolled in Joint PhD Program

• Sydney is your home institution

— The Ferdinand Joland Austin and Andreas Brummer Scholarship — Value up to $50,000 per recipient. Final value to be determined by a selection committee —

• Undergraduate, postgraduate, Higher Degree by Research students, and graduates

• conducting study or research in scientific, medical, technical or other non-humanities field

• connected with any tertiary institution in Israel

— Taiwan Scholarship and Huayu Enrichment Scholarship Program — See page details —

• Undergraduate or postgraduate student in Taiwan

• Undertake Huayu courses in Taiwan

— University of Sydney Exchange Programs — Various —

• See page details

— University of Sydney Travelling Scholarships — Various —

• Graduates planning to study overseas

— Vice Chancellor's Global Mobility Award — Up to $5000 —

• See page details

— Westpac Asian Exchange Scholarships — $12,000 —

• Australian citizen or permanent resident

• Undergraduate or postgraduate student

• Australian citizen or permanent resident

• Pursue postgraduate studies in the US

• PhD or Doctor of Arts student

• Demonstrate that travel is required for your studies

Frank Knox Memorial Fellowships to Harvard University

• Australian citizen

• Graduates admitted to Harvard University

• Australian citizen

• Australian tertiary institution graduate

• Child or grandchild of, or a member of the Australian Armed Forces

• Higher degree by research student

Up to $1000 for virtual conferences and short training courses

Up to $2000 for domestic travel within Australia

Up to $4000 for international travel

• Research in Type 1 Diabetes

• Domestic and international students

• Australian citizen

• Australian university graduate

• Plan to study a postgraduate degree abroad

• Australian citizen or permanent resident

• Pursue a postgraduate degree in science, law, legal studies or a related area

• Australian university graduate

• Plan to undertake a postgraduate or second bachelor's degree at Oxford University

• Domestic or international student

• Enrolled in Joint PhD Program

• Sydney is your home institution

• Undergraduate, postgraduate, Higher Degree by Research students, and graduates

• conducting study or research in scientific, medical, technical or other non-humanities field

• connected with any tertiary institution in Israel

• Undergraduate or postgraduate student in Taiwan

• Undertake Huayu courses in Taiwan

• See page details

• Graduates planning to study overseas

• See page details

• Australian citizen or permanent resident

• Undergraduate or postgraduate student

Sydney Conservatorium Of Music

• Scholarship

• Value

• Eligibility

— Albert Scholarship — $25,000 —

• Postgraduate coursework or research student at the Conservatorium

— George and Margaret Henderson Scholarship — up to $50,000 per annum or at Dean's discretion —

• Student or alumni of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music

• Wanting to study operatic studies, piano or violin overseas

— George Henderson Scholarship — TBC —

• Student at the Conservatorium pursuing studies abroad

— Keith and Eileen Ong Prize for Piano — $7000 —

• Recent piano graduate from the Conservatorium

• Plan to complete a master's at the Conservatorium or overseas

— Mary Greville and Bert Coughtrey Scholarship for pianists — TBC —

• Full-time student at the Conservatorium

• Wanting to study piano overseas

— Sydney Conservatorium of Music Mobility Scholarship — Up to $5,000 —

• Be willing to undertake travel overseas to further music studies

• Currently enrolled in full-time at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music

— Sydney Moss Scholarship — $20,000 —

• Born in NSW

• Postgraduate student or alumni of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music

• Identify as an instrumentalist, vocalist or composer

• Travel overseas to a music school

— The Richard and Doreen Wilson Organ Travelling Scholarship — TBC —

• Organ student

• Undertake overseas studies

• Postgraduate coursework or research student at the Conservatorium

• Student or alumni of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music

• Wanting to study operatic studies, piano or violin overseas

• Student at the Conservatorium pursuing studies abroad

• Recent piano graduate from the Conservatorium

• Plan to complete a master's at the Conservatorium or overseas

• Full-time student at the Conservatorium

• Wanting to study piano overseas

• Be willing to undertake travel overseas to further music studies

• Currently enrolled in full-time at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music

• Born in NSW

• Postgraduate student or alumni of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music

• Identify as an instrumentalist, vocalist or composer

• Travel overseas to a music school

• Organ student

• Undertake overseas studies

Faculty Of Arts And Social Sciences

• Scholarship

• Value

• Eligibility

— Australasian Pioneers' Club Travel Research Scholarship — Up to $12,000 —

• Master's by research or PhD student

• Undertaking research in Australian History

• Applying for research travel funding

— Dr Helen Marchant-Pritchard Memorial Scholarship

— Up to $6000 —

• Postgraduate research student in the Sydney School of Education and Social Work

• Researching in the field of social work or social policy

— Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Doctoral Research Travel Grant Scheme — Up to $3500 —

• PhD or professional doctorate student

• Applying for research outside of Sydney

— SCA Postgraduate Fauvette Loureiro Memorial Scholarship in Visual Arts Research — University of Sydney RTP stipend rate for up to 3.5 years —

• Master's by research or PhD student in the Sydney College of Arts

• Conduct research into visual art

• Demonstrate a need to undertake travel as part of your research

— John Anthony Gilbert (Humanities) Research Grant — Up to $15,000 —

• PhD, Doctor of Arts or Doctor of Social Sciences student in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

• Undertake research in humanities

• Be able to demonstrate travel is essential to the completion of your research

— Peter Lawrence Memorial Scholarship — TBC —

• Enrolled in Anthropology in an Honours, Master of Arts (Research), MPhil or PhD degree

• Applying for specified research project funding

— Postgraduate Travel Bursary in Classics and Ancient History — Up to $1,980 —

• Masters by Research or PhD students

• Conduct research in classics and ancient history

• Travel outside Australia

— Polymnia and Aimilia Kallinikos Scholarship — Up to $3,000 —

• Enrolled in a master's by research or PhD at an Australian university (Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens member)

• Researching Greek Studies up to 1453 AD

• Must travel either to Greece or a neighbouring country

— The Alexander Mackie Research Fellowship — Up to $18,000 —

• Full-time postgraduate research student in the Sydney School of Education and Social Work

• Researching education

• Graduate or undergraduate of Sydney School of Education and Social Work

• Pursuing research overseas

• Under 30 years of age

— The Chinese Studies Travelling Bursary — $2,000 —

• Chinese studies student

• Plan to travel to China and study at a Chinese university

— The Frances Merenda Travelling Scholarship — Up to $7,500 —

• Undergraduate or postgraduate student

• Undertaking an approved exchange, further studies or research in Italy

— The Sakuko Matsui Postgraduate Travel Scholarship in Japanese Studies — $5700 —

• PhD student

• Undertaking research in Japanese Studies

• Wanting to travel to Japan within 12 months as part of your studies

— The Wentworth Fellowship — $5000 pa (for 3 years) —

• Full-time PhD, DArts or DSocSci student

• Hold an honours degree

• Researching humanities or social sciences

• Need to travel to England and Europe

• Over 25

— The Zhuanglin Hu Postgraduate Research Support Scholarship in Linguistics — Up to $1500 —

• Postgraduate research student in Linguistic

• Officially accepted to present a paper or poster at a conference, symposium or workshop, or enrolled or confirmed to participate in an event or activity that will advance your core research aims

• Applied for the maximum number of PRSS applications, be applying given a shortfall in PRSS funding received, or are not eligible to apply for PRSS funding

— Thomas and Ethel Mary Ewing Scholarships — $45,000 per year + tuition fees —

• Postgraduate research student undertaking research in the field of education

• Travelling interstate, overseas or outside Sydney as part of your degree

— Thomas and Ethel Mary Ewing Scholarships (Travelling Research) — Up to $20,000 —

• Postgraduate research student in the Sydney School of Education and Social Work

• Undertake travel for your degree

— William Ritchie Research Scholarship in Classics — Up to $12,500 —

• Master's by research or PhD student, or an academic

• Planning to travel to the University of Cambridge to undertake research in Classics

• Master's by research or PhD student

• Undertaking research in Australian History

• Applying for research travel funding

• Postgraduate research student in the Sydney School of Education and Social Work

• Researching in the field of social work or social policy

• PhD or professional doctorate student

• Applying for research outside of Sydney

• Master's by research or PhD student in the Sydney College of Arts

• Conduct research into visual art

• Demonstrate a need to undertake travel as part of your research

• PhD, Doctor of Arts or Doctor of Social Sciences student in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

• Undertake research in humanities

• Be able to demonstrate travel is essential to the completion of your research

• Enrolled in Anthropology in an Honours, Master of Arts (Research), MPhil or PhD degree

• Applying for specified research project funding

• Masters by Research or PhD students

• Conduct research in classics and ancient history

• Travel outside Australia

• Enrolled in a master's by research or PhD at an Australian university (Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens member)

• Researching Greek Studies up to 1453 AD

• Must travel either to Greece or a neighbouring country

• Full-time postgraduate research student in the Sydney School of Education and Social Work

• Researching education

• Graduate or undergraduate of Sydney School of Education and Social Work

• Pursuing research overseas

• Under 30 years of age

• Chinese studies student

• Plan to travel to China and study at a Chinese university

• Undergraduate or postgraduate student

• Undertaking an approved exchange, further studies or research in Italy

• PhD student

• Undertaking research in Japanese Studies

• Wanting to travel to Japan within 12 months as part of your studies

• Full-time PhD, DArts or DSocSci student

• Hold an honours degree

• Researching humanities or social sciences

• Need to travel to England and Europe

• Over 25

• Postgraduate research student in Linguistic

• Officially accepted to present a paper or poster at a conference, symposium or workshop, or enrolled or confirmed to participate in an event or activity that will advance your core research aims

• Applied for the maximum number of PRSS applications, be applying given a shortfall in PRSS funding received, or are not eligible to apply for PRSS funding

• Postgraduate research student undertaking research in the field of education

• Travelling interstate, overseas or outside Sydney as part of your degree

• Postgraduate research student in the Sydney School of Education and Social Work

• Undertake travel for your degree

• Master's by research or PhD student, or an academic

• Planning to travel to the University of Cambridge to undertake research in Classics

Sydney Law School

• Scholarship

• Value

• Eligibility

— Sydney Law School Exchange Scholarship — $2000 —

• High academic achiever experiencing financial hardship

• Enrolled in final year of Bachelor of Laws (LLB) or Juris Doctor Program

— 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

• High academic achiever experiencing financial hardship

• Enrolled in final year of Bachelor of Laws (LLB) or Juris Doctor Program

• Enrolled in a research degree in the Sydney Law School

• Undertaking research in law

• Plan to research overseas

Faculty Of Science

• Scholarship

• Value

• Eligibility

— Campbell Perry International Research Scholarship — $6000 —

• Full-time PhD student in the School of Psychology

• Hold a primary scholarship from the University that provides a stipend allowance

• Planning to travel overseas for your PhD

— Dr Joan R Clark Research Scholarship — Various —

• Domestic PhD candidate

• Researching inorganic chemistry

• Study overseas

— Neil and Allie Lesue Travel Scholarship — $10,000 —

• Domestic/international student

• Research in the areas of small animal clinical studies

• Research student within Faculty of Science

— School of Psychology International Travel Scholarship — $6,000 —

• Domestic/international student

• Current PhD student in the School of Psychology

• Travel to another country for a minimum of two weeks

• Attend and present at international conferences

• Full-time PhD student in the School of Psychology

• Hold a primary scholarship from the University that provides a stipend allowance

• Planning to travel overseas for your PhD

• Domestic PhD candidate

• Researching inorganic chemistry

• Study overseas

• Domestic/international student

• Research in the areas of small animal clinical studies

• Research student within Faculty of Science

• Domestic/international student

• Current PhD student in the School of Psychology

• Travel to another country for a minimum of two weeks

• Attend and present at international conferences

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