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Dean’s funding at University of Sydney Law School 2020-21 is open for International Students The scholarship allows Masters level programm(s) in the field of Law taught at University of Sydney The deadline of the scholarhip is 01 Nov 2020.
Eligible Countries: International Students
Institute Name: University of Sydney
To be taken at (country): Australia
Eligible Field of Study: Scholarship is available for Pursuing Masters Degree Program.
Scholarships Deadline: 11/01/2020
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¹As part of your application, you may submit a scanned copy of your transcript for the highest college or university degree you have earned. Upon acceptance into the Program, you are required to submit official transcripts, which are sent directly from your former college or university to WQU via postal mail or email. Official transcripts that are not in English will need to be evaluated by a member of NACES and submitted to the University for review. Please refer to the policy in the University Catalog.
²Successful completion of one English proficiency test from the below is required of applicants whose native language is not English. The only exception is for applicants who have earned a degree at an institution where the language of instruction is English.
How to Apply
Apply for this scholarship alongside your application for admission to a QUT PhD program.
The first step is to email Professor Helen Wallace with your CV, detailing your academic and research background, your motivation for the project, and interest in the scholarship.
If supported, you will submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) and nominate Professor Wallace as your proposed supervisor.
Apply for this scholarship at the same time you apply for admission to a QUT Doctor of Philosophy.
To be eligible for the bursary, applicants must be fee-paying international students, commencing their studies in 2025 in an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework program.
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Eligibility
Be a citizen of a country other than Australia or New Zealand.
Be a full-time student starting in Trimester 1, 2025.
Accept your offer to study at Griffith and make payment within 14 days of receiving your Letter of Offer. The acceptance date for this award will be outlined in your Letter of Offer.
Be studying an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework program. See the Terms and Conditions below for excluded programs and cohorts.
Tenure Conditions
Recipients must meet all UNSW HDR enrolment and candidature conditions, and the conditions outlined in the UNSW HDR Scholarships Policy and Procedure.
Recipients must provide accurate and up to date information to UNSW at all times. 4.1.3. Recipients are expected to spend 35-40 hours per week on their research for a total of 48 weeks per year. Approved part-time recipients are expected to spend 15-20 hours per week on their research for a total of 48 weeks per year.
Recipients must be enrolled on campus and meet the minimum residency requirement of twelve months (full-time equivalent) at UNSW or at a UNSW affiliated institution during their candidature. This is to ensure that recipients have access to the support, infrastructure and experience to successfully complete their HDR program.
Recipients must not be receiving income (such as another scholarship) to support their enrolment if that income is greater than 75% of the primary scholarship rate (see Section 9)
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