QUT Women's Re-entry Scholarship

Student type:

• Current domestic research students
• Future domestic research students

Eligibility:

• Academic performance
• Women

Study type:

• Postgraduate research

Faculty/area:

• Business
• Creative Industries
• Education
• Health
• Law
• Institute for Sustainable Resources
• Information Security Institute
• Centre for Accident Research and Road Safety Queensland (CARRS-Q)
• Science and Engineering

Open date: 29 August 2011

Closing date: 14 October 2011

You must:

• have a First Class or 2A Honours
• be accepted into a masters by research, PhD, or professional doctorate.
• be able to demonstrate a significant interruption to your academic career.

You'll receive:

• $22,860 per annum, payable for up to three years
• a waiver for any tuition fees.

You can also apply for:

• a $1,520 relocation allowance (domestic students only)
• a $420 thesis allowance after submitting your thesis.

 

You must supply a statement with your application that demonstrates a significant interruption to your academic career.

Future students

Future students apply for admission to QUT during the Annual Scholarship Round. Indicate on your application for admission that you wish to be considered for a scholarship.

The annual scholarship round closes in October each year.

Apply for a research degree

Current students

Current research students apply during the Annual Scholarship Round via QUT Virtual.

We'll evaluate applications and award the scholarship in December.

If you're successful in your application, you'll be expected to start your research degree early in the following year.

Read the QUT Women's Re-entry Scholarship rules (PDF file, 199.93 KB).

To keep your scholarship, you must:

• complete your study at QUT
• remain studying full-time, unless under exceptional circumstances. Exceptional circumstances include:
  • caring responsibilities for a child
  • caring responsibilities for school-aged children with limited access to outside support
  • caring responsibilities for an invalid or disabled spouse, child, or parent
  • a medical condition, supported by a medical certificate, which limits your ability to study full-time
• make satisfactory progress in your studies.

You can't:

• hold another scholarship that is worth more than 75% of the Women's Re-entry Scholarship.

Your scholarship will be tax-free if you're studying full-time. If you're studying part-time, your scholarship can be taxed.

We support women who have experienced a significant interruption to their academic career to update their research credentials through doctoral study. One Women's Re-entry Scholarship is usually offered in the annual scholarship round.