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PhD Scholarships for UQIDAR joint-PhD Program 2020, Australia and India

Publish Date: Feb 03, 2020

Deadline: Dec 31, 2020

Scholarship description

Through the UQIDAR joint-PhD program, you can receive a scholarship to study at two world-leading, research-intensive institutions – The University of Queensland (UQ) and the Indian Institute of Technology (IITD) – on multidisciplinary projects.  Upon successful completion of the program, you will be offered a jointly awarded Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) from both UQ and IITD.

Benefits of the program include:

  • Global qualification in four years
  • Generous scholarship
  • World-class facilities and resources
  • Research ecosystem and network
  • Global expertise through joint supervision
  • Industry input

Available projects are grouped within five themes:

  1. Healthy ageing
  2. Feeding the world
  3. Resilient environment
  4. Technology for tomorrow
  5. Transforming societies

Eligibility

There are two PhD pathways to consider: i-students and q-students.

i-students

Indian nationals and international applicants (with citizenship other than Australia), will be considered for admission as i-students. i-students will spend their first year of study at IITD before completing one year (or more) at UQ. They would then complete the remainder of their studies at IITD.

q-students

Australian domestic students will be considered for admission as q-students. q-students will spend their first year of study at UQ before completing one year (or more) at IITD.

Applicants must meet the following requirements for consideration for entry into the joint PhD program.


This opportunity has expired. It was originally published here:

https://scholarships.uq.edu.au/uqidar

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