Research Associate in Organic Synthesis

Research Associate in Organic Synthesis Imperial College London - Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Natural SciencesSalary: Not specified, Salary range: £36,070 - £43,350 per annum (Maximum salary on appointment will be http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/research_assistant/research-associate-in-organic-synthesis-20160731/,

Research Fellow

Research Fellow Queen's University Belfast - Centre for Cancer Research and Cell Biology / 
School of Medicine, Dentistry and Biomedical SciencesSalary: Not specified, The Centre is seeking to appoint a Research Fellow to work on a Leukaemia Lymphoma-NI http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/research_assistant/research-fellow-20160731/,

ESRC Wales DTC PhD Studentships in Social Sciences

ESRC Wales DTC PhD Studentships in Social Sciences Cardiff University - School of Social SciencesSalary: Not specified, The School of Social Sciences, supported by the ESRC Doctoral Training Centre for Wales http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/international-students-scholarships/esrc-wales-dtc-phd-studentships-in-social-sciences-20160503/,

A43129R - Research Assistant/Associate

A43129R - Research Assistant/Associate Newcastle University - Faculty of Medical Sciences - Institute of Health & SocietySalary: Not specified, Salary Research Assistant: £26,537 - £28,143 Research Associate: £28,982 - http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/research_assistant/a43129r-research-assistantassociate-20160731/,

Postdoctoral Researcher

Postdoctoral Researcher John Innes Centre, NorwichSalary: Not specified, Applications are invited for a Postdoctoral Researcher to join the laboratory of Dr http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/research_assistant/postdoctoral-researcher-20160731/,

Research Entomologist & Trials Manager

Research Entomologist & Trials Manager London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine - Chariot Innovations LimitedSalary: Not specified, Interview Date: Monday 15 August 2016 Reference: ARC-RETM-01 We have an exciting http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/research_assistant/research-entomologist-trials-manager-20160731/,

Postdoctoral Research Assistant in Cell-Based High Throughput Screening - HTS Robotics/Cell Biologist

Postdoctoral Research Assistant in Cell-Based High Throughput Screening - HTS Robotics/Cell Biologist University of Oxford - Target Discovery InstituteSalary: Not specified, NDM Research Building Old Road Campus We are seeking a Postdoctoral Research Assistant http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/research_assistant/postdoctoral-research-assistant-in-cell-based-high-throughput-screening-hts-roboticscell-biologist-20160730/,

Research Assistant/Associate - A43969R

Research Assistant/Associate - A43969R Newcastle University - Northern Institute for Cancer ResearchSalary: Not specified, Salary: Research Associate - £28,982 (PhD awarded) Research Assistant - £26,537 (PhD http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/research_assistant/research-assistantassociate-a43969r-20160730/,

Postdoctoral Research Associate

Postdoctoral Research Associate University of Edinburgh - School of ChemistrySalary: Not specified, College of Science and Engineering A fixed-term postdoctoral research position is http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/research_assistant/postdoctoral-research-associate-20160730/,

Research Assistant/Associate -A43467R

Research Assistant/Associate -A43467R Newcastle University - Institute of Cellular MedicineSalary: Not specified, Research Assistant - £26,537 - £28,143. Research Associate - £28,982 - £30,738, http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/research_assistant/research-assistantassociate-a43467r-20160730/,

A43471R - Research Associate/Senior Research Associate

A43471R - Research Associate/Senior Research Associate Newcastle University - Faculty of Medical Sciences - Institute of Genetic MedicineSalary: Not specified, Salary Research Associate Grade F: £28,982 to £37,768 Senior Research Associate Grade http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/research_assistant/a43471r-research-associatesenior-research-associate-20160730/,

Research Technician Position in Behavioural Neuroscience

Research Technician Position in Behavioural Neuroscience University of Sussex - School of PsychologySalary: Not specified, Full time, Fixed term for 15 months Salary range: starting at £20,400 and rising to http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/research_assistant/research-technician-position-in-behavioural-neuroscience-20160730/,

Strength & Conditioning Coach & MSc Studentship (x2)

Strength & Conditioning Coach & MSc Studentship (x2) University of GloucestershireSalary: Not specified, The studentship is part of an exciting collaboration between Cheltenham Town Football http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/international-students-scholarships/strength-conditioning-coach-msc-studentship-x2-20160531/,

Sustainability Scholarships for UK/EU students: award up to £8,000.

Sustainability Scholarships for UK/EU students: award up to £8,000. University of Leeds - The School of Earth and Environment, University of LeedsSalary: Not specified, Brief Description: The School of Earth and Environment, University of Leeds, is offering http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/international-students-scholarships/sustainability-scholarships-for-ukeu-students-award-up-to-8000-20160502/,

Modelling of steel and concrete composite structures under extreme loading

Modelling of steel and concrete composite structures under extreme loading La Trobe University, Department of Engineering A PhD scholarship is available at the School of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences to develop numerical models for predicting the responses of steel and composite structures under extreme loadings.The scholarship covers tuition fee and offers a stipend of $26,288 per annum up to three years.Eligibility: 1. Hold a Master degree in Civil or Structural Engineering with a GPA not less than 802. Meet English requirements: Ielts=6.5 with each band greater than 6.0Candidates with experience in one of the following areas will have an advantagei. nonlinear analysis of steel and composite structuresii. computational methods such as FEM, X-FEM, IGAiii. FE simulation using Abaqus or Ls-dynaiv. programming skills with Matlab and FortranHow to apply:Please send your CV with transcripts, Ielts certificate and a list of publications to Dr Tai Thai at tai.thai@latrobe.edu.auView this listing on the PhDSeek.com website at http://www.phdseek.com/phds/1349, « Back to latest PhD listingsLocationLa Trobe University, Department of http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/phd-scholarships/modelling-of-steel-and-concrete-composite-structures-under-extreme-loading-20160402/,

Elizabeth Greene PhD Scholarship - Centre for Personalised Immunology

Elizabeth Greene PhD Scholarship - Centre for Personalised Immunology Australian National University, The John Curtin School of Medical Research The Centre for Personalised Immunology (CPI) is looking to provide a studentship to a PhD student with strong talent and motivation to do first class translational research. You will be working on an exciting precision medicine research project led by internationally renowned experts Professor Carola Vinuesa and Professor Matthew Cook.The successful applicant will learn how to analyse whole genome sequence data from patients with systemic autoimmune diseases (lupus being the prototype); identify putative disease-causing mutations; prove causation using DNA-editing technologies and various molecular biology and cellular immunology assays; and place the mutated proteins into accurate signaling pathways. The goal is to make diagnoses more accurate, and treatment more effective.The CPI is funded as a National Health and Medical Research Council Centre for Research Excellence. It provides an energetic, collaborative and inter-disciplinary academic structure, with regular interactions with clinicians and bioinformaticians. Research students will have access to state-of-the-art technologies and equipment.Students will be based in Canberra, Australia at The John Curtin School of Medical Research and will spend time on site at one of the CPI team member's hospital locations including Children's Hospital at Westmead (Sydney), Monash Medical Centre (Melbourne) or The Canberra Hospital.You will have:Bachelor of Science with first class honours or international equivalent in biology, biomedicine, or related science Practical experience in the lab working on a scientific project Bachelor of Medicine / Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) who must have research experience Excellent English language skills^A merit-based supplementary scholarship may be available to applicants with a medical qualification.Expression of interest documents required: Curriculum vitae Summary of previous research Copy of academic transcriptsOfficial flier: http://jcsmr.anu.edu.au/files/ElizabethGreeneScholarship.pdfContactE cpi.admin@anu.edu.auW cpi.org.auTwitter: @CPImmunologyFacebook: www.facebook.com/centreforpersonalisedimmunologyThis scholarship is open until filled.View this listing on the PhDSeek.com website at http://www.phdseek.com/phds/1348, « Back to latest PhD listingsLocationAustralian National University, The John Curtin http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/phd-scholarships/elizabeth-greene-phd-scholarship-centre-for-personalised-immunology-20160330/,

NSW Environmental Trust PhD Scholarship

NSW Environmental Trust PhD Scholarship University of Western Sydney, Graduate Research School Development of person-portable analytical methods for the rapid on-site identification of hazardous organics at fire scenesForensic Science research in the School of Science and Health is strongly focussed towards the development of field-based methods for the preliminary testing of samples at crime scenes and environmental incidents. The aim is to bridge the gap between the scene and laboratory analysis.We seek a talented and dedicated PhD candidate to undertake research into the development of person-portable Gas Chromatography Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS) methods for the rapid on-site identification of hazardous organics at fire scenes. This PhD scholarship is partly funded by a three-year NSW Environmental Trust grant and partly by Western Sydney University.Factory and similar fires are an ongoing issue for the protection of water-dependent ecosystems and human health. It is critical that highly-discriminating and rapid on-site monitoring tools are available for the detection and identification of toxics at low levels, to allow for quick, reliable advice to stakeholders, and to ensure fire scenes are assessed and managed appropriately. Such tools are not currently available. The project addresses this by evaluating an advanced person-portable analytical method that can identify low-level toxic compounds in water and air samples in minutes.The project is in collaboration with the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA), NSW Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH) and Fire & Rescue NSW (FRNSW). The PhD is based at the Western Sydney University Hawkesbury campus with frequent day travel to locations in and around the larger Sydney metropolitan area.The objectives of the research are to:•Define and evaluate field-based, highly-discriminating sampling and analysis protocols that can be used by the OEH, EPA and FRNSW to rapidly and efficiently investigate and manage fire scenes;•Improve our understanding of the release of hazardous compounds at fire scenes to aid in risk assessment and management of fire scenes with regard to water-dependent ecosystems and human health;•Provide protocols that permit more efficient triaging of samples to reduce the number of samples that need to be submitted for full laboratory analysis, providing reduced analysis costs and faster turnaround times.Essential CriteriaApplicants should have:•an Australian Bachelor Honours degree (H2A or H1) in Forensic Science, Environmental or Analytical Chemistry or equivalent qualifications and/or research experience (including research publications).•demonstrated excellent academic performance•experience with and a thorough understanding of GC-MS. •knowledge of and experience with portable GC-MS is highly desirable.•experience working with industry and/or government agencies.•excellent oral and written communication skills, including interpersonal skills and the ability to work effectively in a team.•the ability to translate research results into published research outcomes.•excellent time management skills to reach research deadlines.•the ability to work under minimum supervision•a current driver's licence.What does the scholarship provide?•Tax free stipend of $26,288 per annum•Funded place in the degree. International candidates may be awarded a tuition fee waiverHow to applyPlease contact Dr Val Spikmans to discuss your eligibility and the project: v.spikmans@westernsydney.edu.au Submit the following documents before the closing date:* Application Form* Statement addressing the above criteria* Certified copies of relevant documents (eg transcripts)The application form can be downloaded from the web:http://www.westernsydney.edu.au/graduate_research_school/grs/scholarshipsApplications close 15 April 2016View this listing on the PhDSeek.com website at http://www.phdseek.com/phds/1347, « Back to latest PhD listingsLocationUniversity of Western Sydney, Graduate Research http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/phd-scholarships/nsw-environmental-trust-phd-scholarship-20160328/,

Investigating the influence of dog ownership on human health

Investigating the influence of dog ownership on human health University of Sydney, School of Public Health Two PhD scholarships are available for suitably qualified candidates from human health-related or veterinary disciplines. The aim of the broader research project is to investigate the effects of dog ownership on cardiometabolic health, psychological health and mental wellbeing, social connections, and health-related behaviours such as physical activity, sedentary behaviour, and sleep. ELIGIBILITY: Potential applicants must be highly motivated and have an Honours degree (or evidence of equivalent research experience) on disciplines such as Public Health, Physical Activity and Exercise Science, Veterinary/Animal Science/Bioveterinary Science, Psychology, Education, Epidemiology/Statistics. A passion for understanding the role of dogs in people's health is essential. Exceptional interpersonal skills are also required as the research may involve data collection in domestic settings, dog rescue shelters, and other dog welfare organizations. Applicants must be Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents or New Zealand citizens*. These Scholarships are only eligible to candidates who are eligible for an APA scholarship (or a University of Sydney Postgraduate Award, or equivalent) as their primary source of stipend. Successful candidates will be based at Charles Perkins Centre of the University of Sydney (http://sydney.edu.au/perkins) and Sydney School of Public Health (http://sydney.edu.au/medicine/public-health), and will be active members of the Dog Ownership and Human Health project node (http://sydney.edu.au/perkins/research/current-research/dog-ownership-and-human-health.shtml). Although not necessary, successful candidates will have the opportunity to undertake free-of-charge any of the Sydney School of Public Health Masters coursework units that are approved by their supervisors as relevant to the PhD studies, up to a maximum of 12 credit points.AMOUNT AWARDED: Top-up funding is available in the amount of $8,000 per annum to a postgraduate student who has successfully obtained an Australian Postgraduate Award. The scholarship may be renewed for up to three years, subject to satisfactory progress."APPLICATION GUIDE: Further information can be obtained from Associate Professor Emmanuel Stamatakis, Charles Perkins Centre, School of Public Health, The University of Sydney NSW 2006  E-mail:   emmanuel.stamatakis@sydney.edu.auPhone: 02 8627 1867 Applications should be sent direct to Professor Emmanuel Stamatakis at the above address and should include a cover letter, a curriculum vitae up to 5 pages, a copy of an academic transcript, and the names and contact details of at least two referees, one of whom should be able to comment on research-related skills and potential. In the covering letter candidates are encouraged to why they think they are suitable for this PhD project. Candidates shortlisted for interview will be informed within 10 workings days from applications closure.View this listing on the PhDSeek.com website at http://www.phdseek.com/phds/1346, « Back to latest PhD listingsLocationUniversity of Sydney, School of Public http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/phd-scholarships/investigating-the-influence-of-dog-ownership-on-human-health-20160328/,

PhD Scholarship: Clinical trial of low viscosity soluble fibre diet in reducing gastroparesis symptoms

PhD Scholarship: Clinical trial of low viscosity soluble fibre diet in reducing gastroparesis symptoms University of Western Sydney, School of Medicine Western Sydney University's Gastrointestinal Motility Unit is headed by Dr Vincent Ho, Clinical Academic Gastroenterologist and Director of the Gastroenterology Research Team. Dr Ho leads a team of doctors, academics, clinical researchers and administrative specialists dedicated to better understand the cause of GI motility disorders through both laboratory-testing and clinical research. Our laboratory is located within the School of Medicine, supported jointly by the Sydney South West Local Health District (SSWLHD).Gastroparesis is a chronic gastric motility disorder characterised by delayed gastric emptying. There are an estimated 125,000 gastroparesis sufferers in Australia. The majority of diagnosed gastroparesis are idiopathic (underlying cause is not known), with the secondly most likely cause attributing to diabetes. Up to 30% to 50% of adult patients with type 1 or type 2 diabetes experience chronic gastroparesis. Symptoms include early satiety, postprandial fullness, nausea, vomiting, and upper abdominal pain. There is no cure for gastroparesis; the goals of treatment are to relieve symptoms. Treatment focuses on dietary modifications, control of blood glucose in patients with diabetes, and use of prokinetic and antimetic agents either alone or in combination. The general approach to nutritional therapy for patients with gastroparesis focuses on reducing meal size, as well as reducing fibre and fat intake to help control symptoms. Dietary fibres become viscous when mixed with water and can further decrease the ability to clear indigestible fibre from the stomach of gastroparetic patients. Although the avoidance of high fibre foods is recommended, what is not known is the type of fibre and the quantity of fibre that should be withheld. Dietary fibres, especially soluble fibres, are physiologically important in attenuating postprandial blood glucose and insulin levels, and lowering serum cholesterol levels. This may be clinically important because attenuated postprandial blood glucose levels are linked to increased rate of gastro emptying in diabetes. Another approach which has been used in patients with diabetic gastroparesis is a small particle diet which has been shown to improve symptoms as compared to the typical diabetic diet. However, all of these approaches have been largely based on clinical experience as experimental evidence to support these interventions is lacking.This aim of this study is to determine the rheological properties of different soluble fibre in simulated gastric conditions and investigate the effects of soluble fibre intake on symptoms in patients with gastroparesis. Our hypothesis is that a diet of low concentration, low molecular weight and molecularly complex soluble fibres can reduce symptoms of gastroparesis. From this study, we sought to provide evidence for dietary modification helpful for patients with gastroparesis.The scholarship is funded in partnership with Western Sydney University, School of Medicine and Rotary Club of Devonport.What does the scholarship provide?A tax-fee stipend of $29,000 per annum for three and a half years.A funded place in the degree.Successful applicants will be required to address Rotary groups on occasion over the term of the scholarship, in particular the Rotary Club of Devonport. These functions will be arranged at mutually accepted times, and travel expenses will be covered by Australian Rotary Health. CriteriaApplicants must be an Australian citizen, Australian Permanent Resident, or New Zealand citizen, and not be under bond to any foreign government. Evidence of citizenship (citizenship certificate, birth certificate, and passport) or residential status must accompany this application.Applicant's receiving additional stipend funding, such as an APA or NHMRC scholarship, are not eligible to apply. If you have not yet received confirmation of additional funding, you may still apply for this scholarship, but must notify Australian Rotary Health immediately if an offer is made, in which case your application will be withdrawn.How to applyApplicants should discuss their eligibility and research interests with Dr Vincent Ho (v.ho@westernsydney.edu.au) or Dr Jerry Zhou (j.zhou@westernsydney.edu.au) prior to applying.Ensure that you include all of the required information as incomplete applications may not be considered.Additional information can be viewed hereView this listing on the PhDSeek.com website at http://www.phdseek.com/phds/1345, « Back to latest PhD listingsLocationUniversity of Western Sydney, School of http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/phd-scholarships/phd-scholarship-clinical-trial-of-low-viscosity-soluble-fibre-diet-in-reducing-gastroparesis-symptoms-20160327/,

Sussex Nigeria scholarships

Sussex Nigeria scholarships As part of a wider initiative to invest in excellence, the University of Sussex is pleased to offer scholarships to overseas fee paying students from Nigeria acknowledged to start an eligible Masters course in September 2016. The scholarship is worth £3,000 for applicants that meet the eligibility criteria and will be awarded as a fee cut upon registering at Sussex., As part of a wider initiative to invest in excellence, the University of Sussex is http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/bachelor/sussex-nigeria-scholarships-20160324/,

Treatment outcomes in multiple sclerosis

Treatment outcomes in multiple sclerosis University of Melbourne, Department of Medicine Position Description Title: MSBase at Melbourne Brain Centre Postgraduate Research Scholarship Department: Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, The University of Melbourne Full-time PhD position commencing in 2016 Primary supervisor: Dr Tomas Kalincik Co-supervisor: Prof Helmut Butzkueven Contact: tomas.kalincik@unimelb.edu.au Research Scope Theme Modelling disease outcomes in multiple sclerosis    Synopsis Multiple sclerosis is the most common cause of neurological disability among young adults, with the peak of onset in 3-4th decades of life. Almost half of the patients with multiple sclerosis ultimately develop severe limitation of activities of daily living and independence, and less than half of the patients maintain employment. Immunomodulatory and immunosuppressant disease modifying therapies represent the standard of disease management in patients with relapsing multiple sclerosis. However management of progressive multiple sclerosis, prediction of disease outcomes and individually-tailored therapy still remain to be resolved. This postgraduate research scholarship will utilise a global observational cohort study and statistical modelling, including analysis of longitudinal data, propensity score-based methods and individual predictive analysis, to address the questions of (i) treatment and outcomes of progressive multiple sclerosis, (ii) early predictive markers of treatment response, and (iii) the outcomes of various management decisions and treatment pathways.   Outcomes and impact The research completed in the course of the candidature will inform clinical practice of multiple sclerosis management globally. It will further our understanding of predictors of treatment response and will enable individualised multiple sclerosis therapy. The student will develop knowledge observational clinical research, multivariable modelling, analysis of longitudinal data, neuroepidemiology and multiple sclerosis - disease and treatment outcomes.    Research Environment MSBase is a large, international, observational multiple sclerosis registry, collecting longitudinal clinical information from over 37,000 patients in 119 centres and 35 countries. It is a collaborative research initiative with a significant scientific output generated over the past five years. The Melbourne Brain Centre at Royal Melbourne Hospital is an internationally recognised centre for clinical multiple sclerosis research, including investigator-driven multiple sclerosis trials and observational studies. The centre has a particular interest in translational research in neurology. The Multiple Sclerosis Unit provides continuous care for more than 1100 patients. The MSBase at Melbourne Brain Centre Postgraduate Research Scholarship provides a research experience that incorporates training in translational multiple sclerosis research with a focus on neuroepidemiology, treatment outcomes and statistical methodology in a large longitudinal observational dataset. The candidate will have an excellent opportunity to develop their knowledge at a globally recognised facility and advance translational research in multiple sclerosis. Selection Criteria Undergraduate education in statistics, biostatistics, mathematics or epidemiologyFirst Class Honours in a discipline relevant to the Research ScopeCompetitive academic track recordStrong interest in academic researchCapacity to work independently as a part of a research group Funding The MSBase at Melbourne Brain Centre Postgraduate Research Scholarship is equivalent to APA rate (AU$ 26,288 per annum with the possibility of extending further six months). A waiver of the tuition fees will be considered for a competitive international candidate.Applications Interested applicants should contact Dr Kalincik with their CV, transcript of tertiary records and a cover letter explaining their interest in the topic and addressing the selection criteria. View this listing on the PhDSeek.com website at http://www.phdseek.com/phds/1344, « Back to latest PhD listingsLocationUniversity of Melbourne, Department of http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/phd-scholarships/treatment-outcomes-in-multiple-sclerosis-20160322/,

Wetland forest restoration: integrating ecological theory and restoration practice

Wetland forest restoration: integrating ecological theory and restoration practice University of Melbourne, Department of Forest and Ecosystem Science Project overviewA PhD project is available at the University of Melbourne's School of Ecosystem and Forest Sciences to work with A/Prof Chris Walsh, Dr Jane Catford and Dr Joe Greet. We are seeking a highly motivated candidate interested in developing understanding to overcome constraints to wetland forest restoration. Working with our partners Melbourne Water, Parks Victoria, Zoos Victoria and Greening Australia, the project would aim to quantify the interactive effects of flood regime, propagule availability, and competition for restoring degraded wetland forests. Grounded in ecological theory, and using landscape-scale surveys and an innovative field experiments, the project would aim to: determine the key constraints to restoring wetland forests; test and advance restoration theory; and inform management plans for restoring habitat for the endangered Helmeted Honeyeater and Leadbeater's Possum. The student would also be encouraged to develop innovative lines of enquiry that complement the project aims.The candidate should have a solid work ethic, a deep curiosity about vegetation ecology, proven ability to work independently and in a team and strong communication skills. Preference will be given to candidates with strong analytical and quantitative skills, and field experience conducting vegetation surveys and identifying plant species.EligibilityApplicants must possess a Bachelor's or equivalent degree with first-class Honours or Masters in ecology or related discipline. The candidate would need to successfully apply for a scholarship through the University of Melbourne (APA or MRS), which provides a tax-free annual stipend worth $25,849. With the support of our project partners, we will provide an additional $6000 p.a. top-up scholarship and funds to cover other research costs.To apply, please send a CV, academic transcript, contact details for two academic references, and a brief cover letter outlining your research interests and motivations for applying to greetj@unimelb.edu.au. Informal inquiries are also welcome. Review of applications will begin immediately, and short-listed candidates will be contacted to set up an interview. Ideally, the candidate would start mid-2016.Research groupThe successful applicant will be hosted within the Waterway Ecosystem Research Group (WERG), which currently comprises 9 postdoctoral fellows, 3 research assistants and 4 postgraduate students, and offers a friendly and stimulating research environment. The WERG are based within the lovely surrounds of the Burnley Campus, UoM.View this listing on the PhDSeek.com website at http://www.phdseek.com/phds/1343, « Back to latest PhD listingsLocationUniversity of Melbourne, Department of Forest and http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/phd-scholarships/wetland-forest-restoration-integrating-ecological-theory-and-restoration-practice-20160320/,

The MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour and Development: CoEDL PhD Scholarship- Human-Machine Interaction...

The MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour and Development: CoEDL PhD Scholarship- Human-Machine Interaction... University of Western Sydney, Graduate Research School The MARCS Institute studies the scientific bases of human communication. Situated on four campuses, MARCS research on brain, behaviour and development encompasses such areas as how we learn language and handle foreign accents, how to program robots for human interaction, how we can enhance communication with infants, those with hearing impairments, and the elderly, and how music and dance communicate universally. We apply our work to advanced technology, biomedical engineering, and improving physical and mental health by designing electronics inspired by neural systems, building better biomedical devices, analysing heightened performance in the creative arts, and addressing impaired performance in developmental delay and sensory deficit.MARCS and SCEM invites applications from highly motivated graduates seeking to undertake a PhD to work with Dr Quang Vinh Nguyen and Associate Professor Caroline Jones on a project within the ARCS Centre of Excellence for the Dynamics of Language (CoEDL). The aim of the project is to develop and evaluate a new computational tool to visualise linguistic and social patterns in the raw data as well as processed data of large-scale annotated audiovisual speech datasets.Potential applicants should contact Dr Quang Vinh Nguyen (q.nguyen@westernsydney.edu.au) and Associate Professor Caroline Jones (caroline.jones@westernsydney.edu.au) to discuss their interests and to ensure their research proposal is relevant to the project.What does a Scholarship at MARCS provide?All students receive:Support for conference attendance (domestic and international), fieldwork and additional costs as appropriate.Access to the extensive range of MARCS specialised equipment, laboratory space and facilities.Additional funding to support training and equipment purchases.A rich environment of support and academic expertise via supervisory panels, seminars, colloquia, international and industry collaborations.Domestic Students receive:Tax free stipend of up to $26,288 per annum for up to 3 years and a funded place in the doctoral program. Additional stipend of $6,000 per annum may be awarded to outstanding students.International Students receive:Tax free stipend of up to $26,288 per annum for up to 3 years. Additional stipend of $6,000 per annum may be awarded to outstanding students.Outstanding students may be awarded a Tuition Fee Scholarship valued at approximately $24,000 per annum for up to 3 years.Up to $3,267 towards the cost of an Overseas Student Health Care Policy.Essential CriteriaApplicants should hold an Australian First Class Bachelor Honours degree, OR equivalent qualifications and/or research experience (including research publications) in a field such as computing sciences or computational linguistics.International applicants must also demonstrate a high level of proficiency in the English language. Please refer to the University's website for information about English Language Requirements.Next stepsFor information about the application process, contact MARCS Institute Executive Officer Craig Purcell: c.purcell@westernsydney.edu.au +61 2 9772 6585Please visit the MARCS website for more informationHow to applySubmit a scholarship application form, CV, and all other relevant supporting documentation to the Graduate Research School (grs.scholarships@westernsydney.edu.au) before the closing date.Applicants should ensure that all relevant documents are certified according to Western Sydney University requirements. Incomplete applications will not be considered.The application form can be downloaded from the Graduate Research School's Project Scholarships Page.If you have any queries regarding the application process or enrolment, please contact the Graduate Research School: grs.scholarships@westernsydney.edu.auApplications close April 8 2016View this listing on the PhDSeek.com website at http://www.phdseek.com/phds/1342, « Back to latest PhD listings Applications for this PhD have now http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/phd-scholarships/the-marcs-institute-for-brain-behaviour-and-development-coedl-phd-scholarship-human-machine-interaction-speech-and-language-20160319/,

New PhD Scholarships announced at The John Curtin School of Medical Research

New PhD Scholarships announced at The John Curtin School of Medical Research Australian National University, The John Curtin School of Medical Research JCSMR is currently offering PhD scholarships for new students to join our top level, interdisciplinary teams in all our Research Departments. Are you an outstanding student, with a Bachelors Degree with First Class Honours (or equivalent), highly motivated to challenge yourself, and ready to study with a world class research supervisor in our state of the art laboratories? Apply now, and if successful be awarded a 3-year, full fee waiver scholarship (for international students) plus living allowance to study at Australia’s national university in Canberra, Australia’s capital city. The Australian National University (ANU) is ranked number 1 in Australia and 19 in the world by the QS World University Rankings. The John Curtin School of Medical Research at ANU is home to some of the best medical researchers in Australia. These leading scientists are undertaking ground-breaking work in areas including Neuroscience, Genomics, Immunology & Infectious Diseases and Cancer. To read about some of the exciting projects currently available, and to contact a researcher directly please see: http://jcsmr.anu.edu.au/study/potential-supervisors For more information about applying to join one of our dynamic, multi-disciplinary teams at JCSMR please contact Dr Charani Ranasinghe Closing dates for applications: 31 May, 31 August and 31 October each year » Find out more about joining one of our multidisciplinary medical research teams by contacting Dr Charani Ranasinghe » View the scholarship information here (PDF 566 KB)View this listing on the PhDSeek.com website at http://www.phdseek.com/phds/1341, « Back to latest PhD listingsLocationAustralian National University, The John Curtin http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/phd-scholarships/new-phd-scholarships-announced-at-the-john-curtin-school-of-medical-research-20160319/,

Newcastle University Nigeria Undergraduate Scholarship

Newcastle University Nigeria Undergraduate Scholarship Overview of the Newcastle University Nigeria Undergraduate Scholarship Newcastle University is delighted to announce a scholarship award for applicants from Nigeria. This award is available for high achieving students applying for entry onto any Undergraduate degree programmes at Newcastle University., Overview of the Newcastle University Nigeria Undergraduate Scholarship Newcastle http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/undergraduate-scholarships-2/newcastle-university-nigeria-undergraduate-scholarship-20160317/,

The International Undergraduate Merit Scholarships

The International Undergraduate Merit Scholarships IUMS (International Undergraduate Merit Scholarships) is planned for international students who study for their first degree at Newcastle University. This biased scholarship has a value of £1,500 for the first year of study. Qualified applicants will be considered based on the information given on their UCAS application form., IUMS (International Undergraduate Merit Scholarships) is planned for international http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/bachelor/the-international-undergraduate-merit-scholarships-20160316/,

Peace Corps Nigeria Alumni Foundation Young Women's Scholarship Program

Peace Corps Nigeria Alumni Foundation Young Women's Scholarship Program The Peace Corps Nigeria Alumni Foundation (PCNAF) will award two $2000 scholarships to promising female college students of Nigerian heritage in the Washington, DC metropolitan area,with a desire to contribute to the development and prosperity of Nigeria while pursuing their undergraduate studies., The Peace Corps Nigeria Alumni Foundation (PCNAF) will award two $2000 scholarships to http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/bachelor/peace-corps-nigeria-alumni-foundation-young-womens-scholarship-program-20160316/,

Learning Analytics PhD Studentships

Learning Analytics PhD Studentships University of Technology Sydney, Connected Intelligence Centre The University of Technology Sydney, Connected Intelligence Centre (CIC), is offering three $35,000 PhD Scholarships in 2016. CIC's mission is to invent, evaluate and theorise the design of human-centered data science and learning analytics to advance the UTS Teaching & Learning program. As you will see from our Research Themes and the three PhD topics advertised, a core theme is analytics techniques to nurture in learners the creative, critical, sensemaking qualities needed for lifelong learning, employment and citizenship in a complex, data-saturated society.We are currently advertising three PhD scholarships in learning analytics, falling under the themes of:Learning across digital and physical spacesLearning analytics for writing practices and productsHuman-Centred-Design for Learning AnalyticsApplications are invited from those with backgrounds in the social sciences (psychology, linguistics, education, learning sciences, information science, design, etc.), or/and those with an interest in human-centred applications of computer science, mathematics, statistics or equivalent.We invite you to apply for a place if you are committed to working in a transdisciplinary team to invent user-centered analytics tools in close partnership with the UTS staff and students who are our ‘clients'. Please explore our website so you understand the context in which we work, and the research topics we are supervising. We invite informal inquiries in the first instance. Selection CriteriaAppointments will be made based on the quality of the candidates, their proposals, the overall coherence of the team, the potential contribution to UTS student and educator experience, and the research advances that will result.The criteria are specified in the CIC PhD website (http://utscic.edu.au/research/phd/), both generic and specific to advertised projects. Evidence will be taken from an applicant's written application, face-to-face/video interview, multimedia research presentation at interview, and references.ApplicationsApplicants for a Studentship should follow the instructions at http://utscic.edu.au/research/phd/ and submit:Covering letterCurriculum VitaeResearch Proposal, maximum 4 pages, applying for one of the advertised PhD topicsPlease email your scholarship application, with PhD 2016 Application in the subject line, to: Bridget Payne DeadlineWe aim to appoint for August 2016, the start of the second semester. We invite applications by close of Sunday 1st May 2016, with shortlisting for interview shortly after. However, there is an advantage to contacting us earlier to open discussions: you are encouraged to get in touch with project leads informally in advance of that because if we like you, we will offer you a place as soon as we can.Please get in touch with the Director (Simon Buckingham Shum) if you have queries about CIC in general, and with the relevant supervisors about the topic of interest to you.The UTS application form, and further guidance on preparation and submission of your research proposal, are on the UTS Research Degrees website. The 30 October deadline does not apply to these Scholarships.View this listing on the PhDSeek.com website at http://www.phdseek.com/phds/1340, « Back to latest PhD listingsLocationUniversity of Technology Sydney, Connected http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/phd-scholarships/learning-analytics-phd-studentships-20160315/,

College of Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences International Programme Scholarship

College of Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences International Programme Scholarship The College of Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences aims to attract academically talented students from around the world and give them an intellectually demanding, research-informed education. The College is equally committed to supporting students and rewarding academic excellence., The College of Medical, Veterinary and Life Sciences aims to attract academically http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/bachelor/college-of-medical-veterinary-and-life-sciences-international-programme-scholarship-20160314/,

Newcastle University Scholarship for Africans

Newcastle University Scholarship for Africans Newcastle University is happy to announce a scholarship awards for applicants that are born in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Rwanda. Every award is available high achieving students applying for admission onto any Undergraduate degree programmes at Newcastle University., Newcastle University is happy to announce a scholarship awards for applicants that are http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/bachelor/newcastle-university-20160314/,

Leeds University Business School International Scholarships For Students From India, Kenya, Nigeria and...

Leeds University Business School International Scholarships For Students From India, Kenya, Nigeria and... Leeds University Business School is offering 8 scholarships (2 per country) of £2,500 per year of study towards the cost of fees for students from India, Kenya, Nigeria and Vietnam. These are awarded to candidates who have demonstrated sustained academic excellence and the potential to make a significant contribution to Business School life., Leeds University Business School is offering 8 scholarships (2 per country) of £2,500 http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/scholarship-by-country/nigeria-scholarship-grants/leeds-university-business-school-international-scholarships-for-students-from-india-kenya-nigeria-and-vietnam-20160314/,

preventing the progression of acute to chronic whiplah

preventing the progression of acute to chronic whiplah Griffith University, Griffith Health Institute This progran of research aims to discover new ways to prevent painful acute whiplash injury from becoming chronic. New treatments will be explored using conventional or new methodologies.A background in nursing, medicine, physiotherapy, or other allied health profession is required. View this listing on the PhDSeek.com website at http://www.phdseek.com/phds/1339, « Back to latest PhD listingsLocationGriffith University, Griffith Health http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/phd-scholarships/preventing-the-progression-of-acute-to-chronic-whiplah-20160314/,

PhD Opportunities at Murdoch University (Australia)

PhD Opportunities at Murdoch University (Australia) Murdoch University, Engineering and Information Technology The opportunity:Dr Fang Xia's group at Murdoch University (www.murdoch.edu.au) is seeking high caribre PhD students to do research in the areas of extractive metallurgy or mineral science. Murdoch University is located at the beautiful coastal city, Perth, the capital city of Western Australia. Perth is the 4th largest city in Australia and has been one of the most liveable cities in the world for many years (ranked 9th in 2015). It is a very nice place to study, to work, and to enjoy life.Dr Xia's research has been focused on understanding the mechanism and kinetics of metal extraction processes (extractive metallurgy), and minerals formation and alteration processes (mineral science), using standard laboratory techniques as well as advanced characterizing techniques including the state-of-the-art facilities at the Australian Synchrotron (e.g., in situ X-ray diffraction, or small angle X-ray scattering) and at Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organization (e.g., small angle neutron scattering, or neutron diffraction). During the candidature, you will have the chance of going to Melbourne and Sydney to do research as well.Murdoch University has been very strong in metallurgical engineering and is well known to local and international organisations. The metallurgical engineering department has educated numerous metallurgists for Australia's multi-billion-dollar mineral industry, and fresh graduates' annual salary is often greater than $100,000 Australian dollars. It is so easy to get a highly paid job (especially in Western Australia) so few domestic students stay to do PhD. Hence we are seeking international PhD candidates to do research in extractive metallurgy or mineral science. Once completed, you will have the chance to get a permanent resident visa in Australia and work either in the mineral industry, or in the research organizations and universities. Eligibilities:Minimum qualification: Master by research.Excellent undergraduate academic performance (high GPA).Students with the following background are preferred: for extractive metallurgy (metallurgy, chemical engineering, chemistry, materials science and engineering), and for mineral science (geology, mineralogy, chemistry). Candidates should have some research experience and outputs (journal papers) and should be passionate about research.Minimum English requirement: IELTS (Academic) 6.5 (no individual band less than 6.0), or TOEFL - Internet-based - Minimum score of 90 with no band less than 20.Scholarships:The scholarships waive tuition fee and provide a generous annual living allowance of ~$26-30k. Candidates can apply for the following scholarships:Australia Awards Scholarship (selected countries, between Jan to April, check website)Endeavour Scholarships & Fellowships (open in April, check website)International Postgraduate Research Studentship (IPRS) (deanline 30 Sep)Murdoch International Postgraduate Studentship (MIPS) (deadline 30 Sep)Indonesian Directorate General of Higher Education (DIKTI) Scholarships (Indonesia university academics only, deadline and living allowance check website)Contact and application:Please send your CV (indicate IELTS or TOEFL score and publication list), undergraduate academic transcript, and publications (full paper) to Dr Fang Xia by email (f.xia@murdoch.edu.au). Dr Xia's homepage: http://profiles.murdoch.edu.au/myprofile/fang-xia. Details of the application process for PhD and Master admission can be found here (http://our.murdoch.edu.au/Research-and-Development/Resources-for-students/Future-research-students/Admission-and-scholarships).View this listing on the PhDSeek.com website at http://www.phdseek.com/phds/1338, « Back to latest PhD listingsLocationMurdoch University, Engineering and Information http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/phd-scholarships/phd-opportunities-at-murdoch-university-australia-20160309/,

PhD in social dimensions of global change research between USC and Brock University

PhD in social dimensions of global change research between USC and Brock University University of the Sunshine Coast, Office of Research A PhD student opportunity in the area of social dimensions of global change has been developed in response to on-going collaboration between the University of the Sunshine Coast (Australia) and Brock University (Canada).Researchers from the Sustainability Research Centre at the University of the Sunshine Coast and the Environmental Sustainability Research Centre at Brock University, have been collaborating in the areas of global change, sustainability and resilience research for several years, which has now been formalised through a Memorandum of Understanding. To further strengthen this collaboration, a strategic PhD scholarship has been established in the area of the social dimensions of global change. The PhD student will enjoy supervision by researchers from both USC and Brock and will spend time at both universities.The successful student will be entitled to: (i) tuition fees scholarship; (ii) annual stipend plus top-up (current combined value of $36,288 pa in 2016); and (iii) travel and operating budget of $5,000 pa.For more information please contact Professor Tim Smith, Director, Sustainability Research Centre, University of the Sunshine Coast via email tsmith5@usc.edu.auView this listing on the PhDSeek.com website at http://www.phdseek.com/phds/1337, « Back to latest PhD listingsLocationUniversity of the Sunshine Coast, Office of http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/phd-scholarships/phd-in-social-dimensions-of-global-change-research-between-usc-and-brock-university-20160309/,

Adaptive significance of social behaviour

Adaptive significance of social behaviour University of the Sunshine Coast, Office of Research Long-term field studies which record the life histories of recognisable individuals across multiple generations, while challenging, are key to testing the adaptive value of mammalian sociality (Silk 2007; Clutton-Brock & Sheldon 2010). For instance, long-term field studies conducted on primates, ungulates and cetaceans have shown that both the quantity and quality of social relationships, measured as mean trait over the study period, can influence fitness traits such as mortality risk (Silk et al. 2003; Silk et al. 2009), ageing (Silk et al. 2010) and reproduction (Cameron et al. 2009; Frère et al. 2010; Schülke et al. 2010). While these studies have been instrumental in linking sociality to fitness traits, we are yet to fully understand the extent to which intraspecific variation in social behaviour drives fitness variation.In the last five years, my research lab and I have been building a longitudinal behavioural, genetic and morphological dataset on eastern water dragons located at the Roma Street Parklands within Brisbane CBD. This is a unique population contains more than 350 adult resident dragons which are highly human habituated and easy to track, catch and manipulate. In the last few years, we have shown that dragons' exhibit complex social behaviour similar to those found in mammals and present an ideal system to study the adaptive significance of sociality. Here, I am interested to recruit a phd student with a keen interest in social evolution and a desire to develop novel ways to quantify within intraspecific variation in social behaviour to better understand how individuals can manipulate their social environment to maximize their own fitness.My research lab uses longitudinal life-history datasets on wild populations comprising behavioural, spatial and genetic information to understand how free-living animals evolve in the wild. In particular, we aim to shed light on how environmental and social factors influence evolutionary processes (see Frere Lab Research).Please contact Dr Celine Frere via email cfrere@usc.edu.au for more informationView this listing on the PhDSeek.com website at http://www.phdseek.com/phds/1336, « Back to latest PhD listingsLocationUniversity of the Sunshine Coast, Office of http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/phd-scholarships/adaptive-significance-of-social-behaviour-20160309/,

Adaptation to urbanisation

Adaptation to urbanisation University of the Sunshine Coast, Office of Research Urbanisation is driving some of the most dramatic and swiftly occurring environmental change across the globe, and cities - as epicentres of development - present extensive new challenges for wildlife. In my research lab we used the native eastern water dragon to study the mechanisms of adaption to city life.In the last few years, my research lab and I have gathered mounting evidence that eastern water dragons are undergoing rapid contemporary evolution within the city of Brisbane. We are now uniquely placed to understand what it is about city life that drives this extensive divergence. As such, this phd project could focus on a variety of research topics and as such students interested in the following subject should apply: ecology, animal movement, physiology, ecology and/or genomics).My research lab uses longitudinal life-history datasets on wild populations comprising behavioural, spatial and genetic information to understand how free-living animals evolve in the wild. In particular, we aim to shed light on how environmental and social factors influence evolutionary processes (see Frere Lab Research).Please contact Dr Celine Frere via email cfrere@usc.edu.au for more information.View this listing on the PhDSeek.com website at http://www.phdseek.com/phds/1335, « Back to latest PhD listingsLocationUniversity of the Sunshine Coast, Office of http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/phd-scholarships/adaptation-to-urbanisation-20160309/,

ABIOTIC STRESS TOLERANCE IN MODEL AND CROP PLANTS: UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF MEMBRANE LIPIDS AND...

ABIOTIC STRESS TOLERANCE IN MODEL AND CROP PLANTS: UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF MEMBRANE LIPIDS AND... Southern Cross University, Southern Cross Plant Science We are seeking a highly motivated Ph.D. student to join the newly established lab of Dr. Bronwyn Barkla in Plant Science at Southern Cross University to work on a project investigating abiotic stress tolerance in crops and model stress tolerant plants employing proteomics and lipidomics approaches. The successful candidate will have experience in one or more of the following areas; molecular biology, protein biochemistry, proteomics, lipidomics or related fields, and will be expected to conduct high-quality, independent research. Above all, the candidate will be ambitious and motivated, being able to demonstrate enthusiasm and insight for the project. The project is open to interested students from outside the plant science area who have suitable biochemistry background. The candidate must hold, a Master by Research Degree (or must be finishing a Master degree) or equivalent diploma, and must have an exceptional academic record. Experience in research is essential. Please contact Dr. Barkla for further details or informal enquiries. Bronwyn.barkla@scu.edu.au Applications should include a full CV including contact details of two referees + a covering letter. The covering letter should indicate under the following headings (max 200 words each): A. Motivation for carrying out postgraduate study, referring to your understanding and expectations of what an MSc or PhD training provides and involves; B. Why you chose Southern Cross University and Plant Science; C. Why you are interested in the specific Project; D. the background academic and/or technical expertise you bring to the project.View this listing on the PhDSeek.com website at http://www.phdseek.com/phds/1334, « Back to latest PhD listingsLocationSouthern Cross University, Southern Cross Plant http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/phd-scholarships/abiotic-stress-tolerance-in-model-and-crop-plants-understanding-the-role-of-membrane-lipids-and-proteins-%ef%bf%bd%ef%bf%bd-20160308/,

The MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour and Development: CoEDL PhD Scholarship- Speech and Language &...

The MARCS Institute for Brain, Behaviour and Development: CoEDL PhD Scholarship- Speech and Language &... University of Western Sydney, Graduate Research School The MARCS Institute studies the scientific bases of human communication. Situated on four campuses, MARCS research on brain, behaviour and development encompasses such areas as how we learn language and handle foreign accents, how to program robots for human interaction, how we can enhance communication with infants, those with hearing impairments, and the elderly, and how music and dance communicate universally. We apply our work to advanced technology, biomedical engineering, and improving physical and mental health by designing electronics inspired by neural systems, building better biomedical devices, analysing heightened performance in the creative arts, and addressing impaired performance in developmental delay and sensory deficit.MARCS invites applications from highly motivated graduates seeking to undertake a PhD to work with Associate Professor Caroline Jones and Dr Jennifer MacRitchie on a project related to the ARC Centre of Excellence for the Dynamics of Language of which Western Sydney University is a member. The aim of the project is to develop and evaluate approaches to teaching Indigenous languages using music and digital technology.Potential applicants should contact Associate Professor Caroline Jones (caroline.jones@westernsydney.edu.au) and Dr Jennifer MacRitchie (j.macritchie@westernsydney.edu.au) to discuss their interests and to ensure their research proposal is relevant to the project.What does a Scholarship at MARCS provide?All students receive:Support for conference attendance (domestic and international), fieldwork and additional costs as appropriate.Access to the extensive range of MARCS specialised equipment, laboratory space and facilities.Additional funding to support training and equipment purchases.A rich environment of support and academic expertise via supervisory panels, seminars, colloquia, international and industry collaborations.Domestic Students receive:Tax free stipend of up to $26,288 per annum for up to 3 years, and a funded place in the doctoral program.Additional stipend of $6,000 per annum may be awarded to outstanding students.International Students receive:Tax free stipend of up to $26,288 per annum for up to 3 years. Additional stipend of $6,000 per annum may be awarded to outstanding students.Outstanding students may be awarded a Tuition Fee Waiver valued at approximately $24,000 per annum for up to 3 years.Up to $3,267 towards the cost of an Overseas Student Health Care Policy.Essential CriteriaApplicants should hold an Australian First Class Bachelor Honours degree, OR equivalent qualifications and/or research experience (including research publications) in a field such as linguistics or languages education.International applicants must also demonstrate a high level of proficiency in the English language. Please refer to the University's website for information about English Language Requirements.Next steps:For information about the application process, contact MARCS Institute Executive Officer Craig Purcell: c.purcell@westernsydney.edu.au or The Graduate Research School Scholarships Officer to discuss enrolment and scholarships: grs.scholarships@westernsydney.edu.au; +61 2 4736 0966Please visit the MARCS website for more informationHow to applySubmit a scholarship application form, CV, and all other relevant supporting documentation to the Graduate Research School (grs.scholarships@westernsydney.edu.au) before the closing date.Applicants should ensure that all relevant documents are certified according to Western Sydney University requirements. Incomplete applications will not be considered. The application form can be downloaded from the Graduate Research School's Project Scholarships Page. If you have any queries regarding the application process or enrolment, please contact the Graduate Research School: grs.scholarships@westernsydney.edu.auView this listing on the PhDSeek.com website at http://www.phdseek.com/phds/1333, « Back to latest PhD listings Applications for this PhD have now http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/phd-scholarships/the-marcs-institute-for-brain-behaviour-and-development-coedl-phd-scholarship-speech-and-language-music-cognition-and-action-20160305/,

Short Term Training Scholarships for Developing country students

Short Term Training Scholarships for Developing country students Short Term Training Scholarships The Short Term Training Scholarships  Awards (STTA) are funded by the New Zealand Aid Programme, the New Zealand Government’s international aid and development programme. They are managed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. STTA assist people in the work force to gain knowledge and skills that will help the development of their home country., Short Term Training Scholarships The Short Term Training Scholarships  Awards (STTA) are http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/new-zealand-scholarships-grants/short-term-training-scholarships-for-developing-country-students-20160304/,

New Zealand Development Scholarship

New Zealand Development Scholarship New Zealand Development Scholarship Students interested in applying for the New Zealand Development Scholarship must  demonstrate strong academic ability, leadership qualities, and a commitment to the development of their home country. Preference is also given to candidates who are 39 years of age or younger at the time of commencing their scholarship., New Zealand Development Scholarship Students interested in applying for the New Zealand http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/international-students-scholarships/new-zealand-development-scholarship-20160304/,

Geography Information Systems (GIS) Distance Learning Scholarship

Geography Information Systems (GIS) Distance Learning Scholarship Brief Description: The School of Geography, University of Leeds, is offering a number of partial fee scholarships for students studying the Masters in Geographical Information Systems (Distance Learning) and taking either the Business, Planning or Developer stream in Year 2. If you are awarded the scholarship will receive a reduction of £800 in Year 2 and £600 in Year 3., Brief Description: The School of Geography, University of Leeds, is offering a number of http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/scholarship-by-country/uk-scholarships-grants/geography-information-systems-gis-distance-learning-scholarship-20160304/,

Geography Scholarships for UK/EU Students

Geography Scholarships for UK/EU Students Brief Description: The School of Geography, University of Leeds, is offering a number of partial fee scholarships worth up to £2,500 to students of outstanding ability, achievement and potential. The scholarships will fund partial tuition fee payment for UK/EU students, due to funding restrictions, undertaking one of the following Masters degrees., Brief Description: The School of Geography, University of Leeds, is offering a number of http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/scholarship-by-country/uk-scholarships-grants/geography-scholarships-for-ukeu-students-award-covers-partial-tuition-fees-20160304/,

MSc by Research: Advanced water treatment processes for micropollutant removal from drinking water

MSc by Research: Advanced water treatment processes for micropollutant removal from drinking water   Application Deadline: 7th March 2016 Start Date: 12th April 2016 Eligibility: UK, EU International Duration of award: 1 years Ref: To be filled in by SEEA Marketing Supervisors: Dr. Peter Jarvis Senior Lecturer in Water Science Dr Jitka Macadam This studentship will provide a bursary of £17,000. (tax free) plus fees* for one year., Application Deadline: 7th March 2016 Start Date: 12th April 2016 Eligibility: UK, EU http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/scholarship-by-country/uk-scholarships-grants/msc-by-research-advanced-water-treatment-processes-for-micropollutant-removal-from-drinking-water-20160304/,

Part Funded MSc by Research Studentship: Investigating the Influence of High-Intensity Interval Training on...

Part Funded MSc by Research Studentship: Investigating the Influence of High-Intensity Interval Training on...   Children's physical activity levels are associated with both physiological and psychosocial health. Current physical activity guidelines recommend children to engage in at least 60 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity every day. However, despite this, it is estimated that over a third of children fail to meet these recommended guidelines., Children's physical activity levels are associated with both physiological and http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/scholarship-by-country/uk-scholarships-grants/part-funded-msc-by-research-studentship-investigating-the-influence-of-high-intensity-interval-training-on-academic-achievement-and-health-in-children-20160304/,

ESRC SEDTC 1+3 CASE School of Psychology/Globe Smart Kids Studentship 2016

ESRC SEDTC 1+3 CASE School of Psychology/Globe Smart Kids Studentship 2016 &, Virtual intergroup contact to create Global Citizens: Tackling prejudice in children http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/scholarship-by-country/uk-scholarships-grants/esrc-sedtc-13-case-school-of-psychologyglobe-smart-kids-studentship-2016-20160304/,

M.A. in British Studies

M.A. in British Studies   The Centre for British Studies at Berlin's Humboldt-Universität annually selects thirty candidates for its acclaimed interdisciplinary M.A. in British Studies programme. This course starts every year in October and is open to graduates from any academic subject. Applicants need to have a good first degree in any subject and a very good knowledge of English. On the M.A.B.S., The Centre for British Studies at Berlin's Humboldt-Universität annually selects http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/scholarship-by-country/uk-scholarships-grants/m-a-in-british-studies-20160304/,

Research Master - The Impact of STEM Interventions on School Pupils’ Subject Choices and Career Ideas,...

Research Master - The Impact of STEM Interventions on School Pupils’ Subject Choices and Career Ideas,...   Applications are invited for a one-year Masters by Research studentship in evaluating the impact of STEM at the Bangor Psychology School, Bangor University, UK. The studentship is funded by the Knowledge Economy Skills Scholarships (KESS II) (www.bangor.ac.uk/doctoral-school/kess/index.php.en) in collaboration with Horizon., Applications are invited for a one-year Masters by Research studentship in evaluating http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/scholarship-by-country/uk-scholarships-grants/research-master-the-impact-of-stem-interventions-on-school-pupils-subject-choices-and-career-ideas-their-awareness-of-horizon-nuclear-power-and-future-career-opportunities-available-20160304/,

Scholarship opportunity: MA in French and British Decorative Arts and Historic Interiors

Scholarship opportunity: MA in French and British Decorative Arts and Historic Interiors Applications are invited for a partial studentship on the Buckingham University London-based MA in Decorative Arts and Historic Interiors starting September 2016. The bursary, worth £7500, will cover 82% of the course fees for EU students and 55% for international students., Applications are invited for a partial studentship on the Buckingham University http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/scholarship-by-country/uk-scholarships-grants/scholarship-opportunity-ma-in-french-and-british-decorative-arts-and-historic-interiors-20160304/,

Commonwealth Shared Scholarship for developing countries

Commonwealth Shared Scholarship for developing countries Purpose: To contribute to development needs of Commonwealth countries by providing training for skilled and qualified professionals and academics who would not otherwise have been able to study in the UK., Purpose: To contribute to development needs of Commonwealth countries by providing http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/masters-degree/commonwealth-shared-scholarship-for-developing-countries-20160304/,

Canada:Killam Doctoral Scholarship for International Students

Canada:Killam Doctoral Scholarship for International Students Killam Doctoral Scholarship for International Students The  University of British Columbia in association Izaak Walton Killam Memorial Fund for Advanced Studies was designed  to support advanced education and research at five Canadian universities and the Canada Council for the Arts., Killam Doctoral Scholarship for International Students The  University of British http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/scholarship-by-country/canada-scholarships/canadakillam-doctoral-scholarship-for-international-students-20160729/,

2016 -2017 Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships Program-$50,000

2016 -2017 Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships Program-$50,000 The 2016 Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships Program and Institutional nomination deadline for the 2016-2017 competition: November 2 2016 20:00 ET Please note that Canadian citizens, permanent residents of Canada and foreign citizens are eligible to be nominated for a Vanier CGS., The 2016 Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships Program and Institutional nomination http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/scholarship-by-country/canada-scholarships/2016-2017-vanier-canada-graduate-scholarships-program-50000-20160728/,

Research Fellow (78336-076)

Research Fellow (78336-076) University of Warwick - Department of MathematicsSalary: Not specified, Fixed term until 31 August 2017. Applications are invited for 1 postdoctoral research http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/research_assistant/research-fellow-78336-076-2-20160727/,

Research Fellow -Neglected Tropical Diseases

Research Fellow -Neglected Tropical Diseases University of Warwick - Department of MathematicsSalary: Not specified, Fixed term until 31 August 2017. Applications are invited for 1 postdoctoral research http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/research_assistant/research-fellow-78336-076-20160727/,

Research Assistant in Systems Biology

Research Assistant in Systems Biology University of Oxford - Sir William Dunn School of PathologySalary: Not specified, We are seeking to appoint a Research Assistant to work in Dr Omer Dushek's laboratory. http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/research_assistant/research-assistant-in-systems-biology-20160727/,

Postdoctoral Research Assistant in Mathematical Modelling of Mosquito Control

Postdoctoral Research Assistant in Mathematical Modelling of Mosquito Control University of Oxford - Department of ZoologySalary: Not specified, Postdoctoral Research Assistant in Mathematical Modelling of Mosquito Control (2 posts) http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/research_assistant/postdoctoral-research-assistant-in-mathematical-modelling-of-mosquito-control-20160727/,

Funded MRes Scholarship: Validation of a Hollow Fibre Infection model for in vitro dynamic evaluation of...

Funded MRes Scholarship: Validation of a Hollow Fibre Infection model for in vitro dynamic evaluation of... The Royal Veterinary College, University of London - Veterinary MicrobiologySalary: Not specified, Funding for: UK Students, EU Students. Funding amount: Not specified. Antimicrobial http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/international-students-scholarships/funded-mres-scholarship-validation-of-a-hollow-fibre-infection-model-for-in-vitro-dynamic-evaluation-of-antimicrobial-efficacy-against-veterinary-pathogens-20160727/,

Uuniversity of British Columbia Undergraduate Scholarship

Uuniversity of British Columbia Undergraduate Scholarship The University of British Columbia is offering their International Major Entrance Scholarships (IMES) that are awarded to exceptional international students entering undergraduate programs at UBC. Students receive their scholarships when they enter their first year at UBC, and the scholarships are renewable for up to three additional years of study., The University of British Columbia is offeringtheir International Major Entrance http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/bachelor/uuniversity-of-british-columbia-undergraduate-scholarship-20160826/,

A.W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowship in Social Sciences

A.W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowship in Social Sciences The University of Wisconsin-Madison invites applications for its postdoctoral fellowship program in the humanities and humanistic social sciences. Funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, it will provide 3 two-year postdoctoral fellowships for recent PhD recipients starting on August 28, 2017.Fellows must hold a PhD in a humanities discipline or in the humanistic social sciences., The University of Wisconsin-Madison invites applications for its postdoctoral fellowship http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/postdoc/a-w-mellon-postdoctoral-fellowship-in-social-sciences-20160825/,

University of Bristol Chevening Scholarship

University of Bristol Chevening Scholarship The University of Bristol is offering the Chevening Scholarship, which is a full paid scholarship, to students who must have an undergraduate degree that will enable you to gain entry to a postgraduate programme at a UK university. This is typically equivalent to an upper second-class 2:1 honours degree in the UK., The University of Bristol is offering the Chevening Scholarship, which is a full paid http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/masters-degree/university-of-bristol-chevening-scholarship-20160825/,

University of Salford Masters Scholarships in UK

University of Salford Masters Scholarships in UK The University of Salford is offering scholarships to international students taking The Salford MBA, MSc Petroleum and Gas Engineering or MSc Gas Engineeringand Management courses. You will be an international student looking to take a full-time Bachelors or Masters degree. Part-time students are also eligible, but in these cases the award will be issued on a pro-rata basis., The University of Salford is offering scholarships to international students takingThe http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/masters-degree/university-of-salford-masters-scholarships-in-uk-20160825/,

Olivia James Traveling Archeological Fellowship up to $25,000

Olivia James Traveling Archeological Fellowship up to $25,000 The Olivia James Traveling Fellowship is a $25,000 fellowship offered by the Archaeological Institute of America to one graduate student, PhD candidate, or recent recipient per year., The Olivia James Traveling Fellowship is a $25,000 fellowship offered by the http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/phd-scholarships/olivia-james-traveling-archeological-fellowship-up-to-25000-20160824/,

Inter American Press Association Journalism $20,000 Scholarship

Inter American Press Association Journalism $20,000 Scholarship The Inter American Press Association Scholarship Fund, Inc. is funding a scholarship in the form of an exchange program for print journalists of the Americas. U.S. and Canadians study in Latin America, and Latin Americans study in the United States or Canada. There are 2-4 scolarships awarded., TheInter American Press Association Scholarship Fund, Inc. is funding a scholarship in http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/masters-degree/inter-american-press-association-journalism-20000-scholarship-20160825/,

American council of Learned Societies Fellowship for Research and writing

American council of Learned Societies Fellowship for Research and writing The American Council of Learned Societies is offering a fellowship for africans interested in sharing the humanities in africa through research and wrting., The American Council of Learned Societies is offering a fellowship for africans http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/postdoc/american-council-of-learned-societies-fellowship-for-research-and-writing-20160825/,

American council of Learned Societies Fellowship for Research and writing

American council of Learned Societies Fellowship for Research and writing The American Council of Learned Societies is offering a fellowship for africans interested in sharing the humanities in africa through research and wrting., The American Council of Learned Societies is offering a fellowship for africans http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/postdoc/american-council-of-learned-societies-fellowship-for-research-and-writing-20160825/,

Inter American Press Association Journalism $20,000 Scholarship

Inter American Press Association Journalism $20,000 Scholarship The Inter American Press Association Scholarship Fund, Inc. is funding a scholarship in the form of an exchange program for print journalists of the Americas. U.S. and Canadians study in Latin America, and Latin Americans study in the United States or Canada. There are 2-4 scolarships awarded., TheInter American Press Association Scholarship Fund, Inc. is funding a scholarship in http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/masters-degree/inter-american-press-association-journalism-20000-scholarship-20160825/,

Olivia James Traveling Archeological Fellowship up to $25,000

Olivia James Traveling Archeological Fellowship up to $25,000 The Olivia James Traveling Fellowship is a $25,000 fellowship offered by the Archaeological Institute of America to one graduate student, PhD candidate, or recent recipient per year., The Olivia James Traveling Fellowship is a $25,000 fellowship offered by the http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/phd-scholarships/olivia-james-traveling-archeological-fellowship-up-to-25000-20160824/,

American-Scandinavian Study in Scandinavia Fellowship up to $23,000

American-Scandinavian Study in Scandinavia Fellowship up to $23,000 American-Scandinavian Study in Scandinavia Fellowship The American-Scandinavian Foundation (ASF) offers fellowships up to $23,000, and grants up to $5,000, to students pursuing research, degrees, or arts projects in Scandinavia. The ASF awards will support students in the Scandinavian countries of their choice for up to one year., American-Scandinavian Study in Scandinavia Fellowship The American-Scandinavian http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/by-degree/masters-degree/american-scandinavian-study-in-scandinavia-fellowship-up-to-23000-20160824/,

Masters by Research (MRes) Studentship: Sustainable Gene Deletion in Primary Airway Cells for Respiratory...

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2017 Chevening Scholarship is now Open

2017 Chevening Scholarship is now Open Its is now official that the 2017 Chevening Scholarship is now open. Very Important: If you are eventually conditionally selected for a Chevening Scholarship, it is essential that you provide evidence that you meet the Chevening English language requirements and that you have at least one offer from an eligible course before 13 July 2017 in order to remain in the process., Its is now official that the 2017 Chevening Scholarship is now open. Very Important: If http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/scholarship-news/2017-chevening-scholarship-is-now-open-20160823/,

MSc by Research in Leadership & Management – MSc by Research Studentship

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Research Associate in the Centre for Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine

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Research Assistant / Associate

Research Assistant / Associate University of Glasgow - RI Infection Immunity & InflammationSalary: Not specified, Job Purpose The postholder will be involved in a research project investigating the http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/research_assistant/research-assistant-associate-20160820/,

Research Associate - Cheminformatics and Computer-Aided Drug Design Methods for the Selection of...

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Research Engineer Protein-based Biomaterials

Research Engineer Protein-based Biomaterials Oxford Biomaterials LtdSalary: Not specified, Biomaterial background with industrial experience if possible Contract length: until end http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/research_assistant/research-engineer-protein-based-biomaterials-20160820/,

MSc by Research Studentship: Medical Image Analysis for Automated Skin Lesion Segmentation

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TMCF | Lowe’s Gap Scholarship

TMCF | Lowe’s Gap Scholarship Thurgood Marshall College Fund(TMCF) offers over 500 Scholarships annually to high achieving students from  under represented minorities attending  Historically Black Colleges and Universities.   The  Lowe’s Gap Scholarship is offered  in association with TMCF., Thurgood Marshall College Fund(TMCF) offers over 500 Scholarships annually to high http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/black-scholarships-2/tmcf-lowes-gap-scholarship-20160622/,

TMCF | WALMART FOUNDATION FIRST-GENERATION SCHOLARSHIP

TMCF | WALMART FOUNDATION FIRST-GENERATION SCHOLARSHIP The Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF) and Walmart Foundation are proud to offer financial assistance to outstanding students who will be incoming freshmen at one of the 47 publicly-supported Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) within the TMCF member-school network., The Thurgood Marshall College Fund (TMCF) and Walmart Foundation are proud to offer http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/black-scholarships-2/tmcf-walmart-foundation-first-generation-scholarship-20160622/,

Extra Innings Fellowship (EIF)

Extra Innings Fellowship (EIF) Extra Innings Fellowship (EIF) The Extra Innings Fellowship is an extension of the  Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholarship Program. The  Fellowship Program (EIF) was conceived of and funded by a generous endowed gift from The Windmill Foundation to help highly motivated Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholars  fund the cost of advanced professional or graduate training., Extra Innings Fellowship (EIF) The Extra Innings Fellowship is an extension of the http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/black-scholarships-2/extra-innings-fellowship-eif-20160622/,

Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholarships

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M.Res Studentship in Biological Chemistry

M.Res Studentship in Biological Chemistry Edinburgh Napier UniversitySalary: Not specified, Qualification, Duration, Mode: MSc (Masters by Research), 12 Months duration, http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/international-students-scholarships/m-res-studentship-in-biological-chemistry-20160420/,

Research Associate in the Department of Research Oncology

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Research Fellow - Ancient Pathogen DNA and Medium Throughput Genomics of Modern Salmonella (78443-086)

Research Fellow - Ancient Pathogen DNA and Medium Throughput Genomics of Modern Salmonella (78443-086) University of Warwick - Warwick Medical SchoolSalary: Not specified, Fixed term contract for 5 years. This five year fellowship is associated with a £2.2M http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/research_assistant/research-fellow-ancient-pathogen-dna-and-medium-throughput-genomics-of-modern-salmonella-78443-086-20160817/,

Postdoctoral Researcher - Radiopharmacy and Molecular Imaging

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Research Fellow in Bioenergy Research

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Nottingham Research and Anne McLaren Fellowships 2017

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M.Res Studentship in Immunology

M.Res Studentship in Immunology Edinburgh Napier UniversitySalary: Not specified, Qualification, Duration, Mode: MSc (Masters by Research), 12 Months duration, http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/international-students-scholarships/m-res-studentship-in-immunology-20160420/,

Research Fellowships

Research Fellowships University of CambridgeSalary: Not specified, The Governing Body of Peterhouse, applying the benefactions of the late William Stone, http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/research_assistant/research-fellowships-20160817/,

Postdoctoral Research Associate in Quantitative Genomics

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Fees-Only Funded M.Res Studentship in Biological Chemistry

Fees-Only Funded M.Res Studentship in Biological Chemistry Edinburgh Napier UniversitySalary: Not specified, Qualification, Duration, Mode: MSc (Masters by Research), 12 Months duration, http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/international-students-scholarships/fees-only-funded-m-res-studentship-in-biological-chemistry-20160420/,

MSc Sports Performance Analysis with funded Premier League Work Placement

MSc Sports Performance Analysis with funded Premier League Work Placement University of ChichesterSalary: Not specified, Description Two full-time places on the MSc Sports Performance Analysis programme at the http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/international-students-scholarships/msc-sports-performance-analysis-with-funded-premier-league-work-placement-20160420/,

MSc by Research Studentship: The WATCH Project: Wearable Accelerometer Technology for Children’s Health

MSc by Research Studentship: The WATCH Project: Wearable Accelerometer Technology for Children’s Health Swansea University - Sport and Exercise ScienceSalary: Not specified, *This scholarship is part funded by the Welsh Government’s European Social Fund (ESF) http://www.ischolarshipgrants.com/international-students-scholarships/msc-by-research-studentship-the-watch-project-wearable-accelerometer-technology-for-childrens-health-20160719/,

German Universities

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