QUT National Tree Genomics Program PhD Scholarships 2020
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About the Program
QUT University, Australia invites applications for QUT National Tree Genomics Program PhD Scholarships 2020 from PhD applicants. The aim of this scholarship program is to support the research study of eligible candidates. Selected candidates will receive fully-funded scholarships that include tuition, stipend and a living allowance for three years, indexed annually (AUD 28,092 in 2020).
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QUT National Tree Genomics Program PhD Scholarships 2020 DeadlineClosed
Eligibility To be eligible, an applicant must:
- Have a bachelor's degree with first-class honours or a research master's degree with a substantial research component
- Have excellent writing and communication skills
- Have demonstrated ability to work well in teams and individually
Benefits The selected students will receive -
- Fully-funded scholarship including tuition and stipend
- Living allowance for 3 years indexed annually (AUD 28,092 for 2020)
Documents - Updated CV
- Full academic transcript
How can you apply? Interested applicants are required to submit their expression of interest for PhD studies before making the formal application. After that, follow the steps below to apply:
Step 1: Click here to download the application form.
Step 2: Fill in all required details.
Step 3: Send the completed application form to research.enquiries@qut.edu.au.
Important Dates
Application deadline: 14th February 2020
Selection Criteria
Selection will be based on the eligibility criteria.
Terms and Conditions
- International students may also receive a research degree tuition fee sponsorship.
- The PhD projects will focus on understanding the genetic regulation of flowering, phase change and shoot architecture in five target crops: avocado, macadamia, citrus, almond, and mango
- Candidates will use a range of bioinformatics and molecular biology tools to test the genes involved in these processes.
- Applicants will need to meet the QUT entry and English proficiency requirements set out in our application guide.
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