2022 University of Adelaide Scholarship Grants
Application deadline: Open
To ensure the future of a new generation of researchers and leaders, and to build new skills for agriculture, the University of Adelaide is pleased to offer the 2022 Academic Scholarships to students
It established the ARC Training Center for Future Crops Development PhD Scholarships in Expressions of Interest for the 2022-2023 academic year. The scholarship grants are open to both local and international.
Around
Founded in 1874, the University of Adelaide is now the third oldest university in Australia. It is a public research university in Adelaide, South Australia. The university is committed to fostering a culture in which its values are at the heart of everything it does.
The University of Adelaide is ranked 111th th in Times Higher Education World University Rankings and is uniquely positioned to shape and drive a prosperous, entrepreneurial future for South Australia, based on knowledge, innovation and collaboration.
Departments:
Faculty of Science, Engineering and Technology (SET)
Advantages:
The University of Adelaide will contribute the selected candidate’s scholarship benefits towards the educational costs of the PhD program they are running.
Eligible Country:
All international, Australian and New Zealand students can apply.
Selection criterion:
- Applicants must have submitted an expression of interest.
- Applicants must be prospective PhD students.
application process
Students must apply through admissions university portal. That grant application are to be submitted separately.
Supporting documents:
- expression of interest
- Proof of Australian or New Zealand citizenship or Australian Permanent Resident Status (if applicable)
- Certificates of completion (testamuras)
- Academic Transcripts
- Translations of non-English documentation
- Proof of English language skills
- CV.
Admission criteria:
- Applicants must have a relevant bachelor’s degree from the University of Adelaide (or equivalent) with a minimum average, a relevant Honors degree from the University of Adelaide (or equivalent) with at least second class distinction (upper class) and a postgraduate coursework degree which contains a significant research component and meets the minimum requirements for the GPA, or a relevant Masters of Philosophy from the University of Adelaide (or equivalent).
- language requirement : Students are required to provide results of the following English language exams:
- IELTS (International English Language Testing System) Academic
- TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) Internet-based test
- PTE (Pearson Test of English) Academic
- C1 Advanced (formerly CAE – Cambridge English: Advanced)