Australian Government Research Training Program Scholarship – Graham Centre

The Australian Government Research Training Program Scholarships (AGRTP) – Graham Centre form part of Charles Sturt University's (CSU) scholarships available each year. The information below pertains specifically to the Graham Centre AGRTP Scholarships, however applicants should also refer to www.csu.edu.au/research/scholarships for more information about Higher Degree by Research (HDR) scholarships at CSU.

Each scholarship is valued at $32,596 per annum (2019 rate) payable as a fortnightly stipend for three years, subject to satisfactory progress.
NB: This includes a supplementary top-up amount of $5,000 per annum, which is awarded to each successful applicant at the discretion of the Centre Director.
Tuition Fees are exempted for a period equivalent to three years (six sessions) for PhD/Research Doctorate (full-time study).
Scholarship recipients are allocated an allowance (Operating Funds) each session of enrolment to assist with the reimbursement of costs associated with the candidate's research.
Scholarship recipients may be eligible to receive a relocation allowance for the cost of relocating themselves, their spouse, and dependants to a CSU campus, to a maximum of AUD $5,000

Graham Centre AGRTP Scholarships provide financial support for students who meet the following criteria:

Currently enrolled OR enrolling on a full-time basis as a Higher Degree Research candidate at Charles Sturt University.
Undertaking research that is closely linked to the Centre's Research Pathways.
Will be supervised by at least one Graham Centre Member throughout their candidature (see Member list here).
Are Australian or New Zealand citizens OR have Australian permanent resident status.

For full eligibility criteria and how to apply, see www.csu.edu.au/research/scholarships

For full eligibility criteria, application information and forms, see www.csu.edu.au/research/scholarships/available/AGRTP-GC

Applications for the 2019 Scholarship Round will close: 5pm (AEST), Wednesday 31 October 2018