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ScholarshipsPhD Scholarships in X-ray astronomyApplications are invited for candidates to undertake postgraduate studies in X-ray astronomy, leading to a PhD within the School of Physics at Monash University, Melbourne, Australia. Two top-up scholarships will be awarded in 2009, for work on the following projects:
These scholarships are available to citizens and permanent residents of Australia and New Zealand, as well as international students. The scholarships are awarded as a top up for applicants who have successfully obtained one of the following awards:
Although the main selection rounds for the above awards closed in October, the Faculty of Science Dean's Postgraduate Research Scholarships are available for candidates beginning at other times Other arrangements may be possible for sufficiently motivated and experienced candidates. Each scholarship provides a yearly non-taxable top up which takes the successful applicant's annual stipend to $A28,000. Outstanding students who have completed, or expect to complete, a four year undergraduate degree at H1 level are encouraged to apply.
Please forward this application together with your Academic Record, CV, the contact details of Two Referees and any Refereed Publications to Mrs Jean Pettigrew via E-mail at: jean.pettigrew@sci.monash.edu.au or by mail to: J L William Honours ScholarshipsOutstanding physics graduates are encouraged to apply for prestigious J. L. William Scholarships to undertake honours studies within the School of Physics at Monash University. The Scholarship is available to Australian citizens and permanent residents; it provides a non-taxable stipend of $5,000 for one year. An important feature of the Honours year is the research project, which is devoted to exploring in depth some contemporary topic in experimental or theoretical physics. A list of research topics offered by the School of Physics is available at: Further information on the honours programme in physics may be found at: Please forward this application to Mrs Jean Pettigrew via E-mail at: Jean.Pettigrew@sci.monash.edu.au or by mail to: Mrs Jean Pettigrew, Staff and Student Services Officer, School of Physics, Monash University, Victoria 3800. The closing date for this scholarship is Friday 4th December 2009 J L William PhD ScholarshipsApplications are invited for the prestigious J. L. William Scholarships to undertake postgraduate studies leading to a PhD within the School of Physics at Monash University, Melbourne, Australia. These Scholarships are available to citizens and permanent residents of Australia and New Zealand. The J. L. William scholarships are awarded as a top up scholarship for applicants who have successfully obtained one of the following awards:
The J. L. William Scholarships provide a yearly non-taxable top up which takes the successful applicant's annual stipend to $A28,000. Outstanding students who have completed, or expect to complete, a four year undergraduate degree at H1 level are encouraged to apply. Information on research topics offered by the School of Physics is available at: http://www.physics.monash.edu.au/research/Postgraduate enquiries to Assoc. Prof. David Paganin: David.Paganin@sci.monash.edu.au Please forward this application together with your Academic Record, CV, the contact details of Two Referees and any Refereed Publications to Mrs Jean Pettigrew via E-mail at: jean.pettigrew@sci.monash.edu.au or by mail to: Mrs Jean Pettigrew, Staff and Student Services Officer, School of Physics, Monash University, Victoria 3800. Telephone enquiries: (03) 9905 3651; Fax: (03) 9905 3637. J L William International PhD ScholarshipsHigh Achieving International students are invited to apply for the prestigious J. L. William International Scholarships to undertake postgraduate studies leading to a PhD within the School of Physics at Monash University, Melbourne, Australia. These Scholarships are available to all International students. The J.L. William scholarships are awarded as a Top up scholarship for applicants who have successfully been awarded one of the following awards:
The J. L. William Scholarships provide a yearly non-taxable top up which takes the successful applicant's annual stipend to $A28,000. Outstanding students who have completed, or expect to complete, a four year undergraduate degree at H1 level are encouraged to apply. Information on research topics offered by the School of Physics is available at: http://www.physics.monash.edu.au/research/Postgraduate enquiries to Assoc. Prof. David Paganin: David.Paganin@sci.monash.edu.au Please forward this application together with your Academic Record, CV, the contact details of Two Referees and any Refereed Publications to Mrs Jean Pettigrew via E-mail at: jean.pettigrew@sci.monash.edu.au or by mail to: Mrs Jean Pettigrew, Staff and Student Services Officer, School of Physics, Monash University, Victoria 3800. Telephone enquiries: (03) 9905 3651; Fax: (03) 9905 3637. Monash University Jubilee Honours ScholarshipsThe Monash University Jubilee Honours Scholarship was introduced to acknowledge the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Monash University and to encourage high-achieving undergraduate students to continue into research programs. |