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2015 Charles Perkins Centre Judith and David Coffey Postgraduate Scholarship in Complex Systems and Modelling, Australia

Scholarship Application Deadline: The application deadline is 24 October 2014.

University of Sydney is inviting application for postgraduate research scholarships in Complex Systems and Modelling. Applicants must have strong skills in mathematical and computational modelling, as evidenced by strong academic performance in these areas. Domestic and international students are eligible to apply. The scholarship stipend is valued at $35,000 per annum (tax exempt for full time study load) for 3 years, with a possible 6 months extension, subject to satisfactory progress. The application deadline is 24 October 2014.
Study Subject(s): Scholarship is awarded in Complex Systems and Modelling.
Course Level: Scholarship is available for pursuing postgraduate research program at University of Sydney.
Scholarship Provider: University of Sydney, Australia
Scholarship can be taken at: Australia
Eligibility: Applicants must have strong skills in mathematical and computational modelling, as evidenced by strong academic performance in these areas. Domestic and international students are eligible to apply. Please note this scholarship does not cover tuition fees and other costs payable by international students.
Scholarship Open for International Students: Domestic and international students are eligible to apply.
Scholarship Description: university of SydneyThe Charles Perkins Centre, through the Judith and David Coffey gift, is pleased to offer a postgraduate research scholarship in the area of Complex Systems and Modelling. This is a full-time scholarship for an outstanding student with a strong interest in the interdisciplinary research programme of the Charles Perkins Centre.
Number of award(s): Not Known
Duration of award(s): Scholarship is awarded for a period of 3 years, with a possible 6 months extension, subject to satisfactory progress.
What does it cover? The scholarship stipend is valued at $35,000 per annum (tax exempt for full time study load).
Selection Criteria: Not Known
Notification: Not Known
How to Apply: Expressions of interest should be emailed directly to Professor Zdenka Kuncic, The Charles Perkins Centre (Email: zdenka.kuncic-at-sydney.edu.au) and should include a curriculum vitae, copies of academic transcripts, the names and contact details of at least two academic referees, a brief (e.g. 1 paragraph) statement outlining the applicant’s areas of research interest and expertise, and how they see themselves contributing to the mission of the Charles Perkins Centre.
Scholarship Application Deadline: The application deadline is 24 October 2014.
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