AustraliaGenerative AI Scholarship supports outstanding PhD students researching Generative AI attacks on workers’ freedom of association in Southeast Asia and offers stipend and tuition support. The scholarship funds research aligned with the awarded ARC project and requires recipients to conduct and produce a thesis related to the project.
The scholarship is offered by the University of Sydney Business School and funded by the Australian Research Council (ARC) project ID DP250100871 together with the University of Sydney Business School. Details include value, tenure and terms and conditions provided by the University.
Generative AI Scholarship Benefits
- The Scholarship recipient will be offered two scholarships: a PhD scholarship funded by the ARC project and the Business School Supplementary Research Scholarship (BSSRS).
- Maximum tenure is 14 research periods, subject to satisfactory academic performance.
- A total stipend allowance of $42,754 (2026 rate, indexed yearly) per annum.
- Student services and amenities fee (SSAF) is provided.
- Tuition fee (for international student only) is provided.
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Generative AI Scholarship Eligibility Criteria
- Be a domestic or international student.
- Be a full-time student.
- Be applying to study or currently enrolled in a PhD at the University of Sydney Business School.
- Conduct research and produce a thesis related to the awarded project.
How to Apply for Generative AI Scholarship
- Start your application: https://sydneyuniversity.formstack.com/forms/sc5995 (button text on the official page).
- Scholarship Code: SC5995 (as listed on the official page).
Don’t miss this deadline
Applications close on Monday, 23 November 2026. We’ll email you 7, 3 and 1 days before.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Here are the most frequently asked questions about the Generative AI Scholarship. These answers cover eligibility, benefits, deadlines, application and terms based on the official University of Sydney scholarship page.
What is the Generative AI Scholarship about?
The Generative AI Scholarship supports PhD research into Generative AI attacks on workers’ freedom of association in Southeast Asia. It is designed to provide financial assistance for a PhD student undertaking research and producing a thesis related to the awarded ARC-funded project.
Who funds the scholarship?
The scholarship is funded by the Australian Research Council (ARC) project ID DP250100871 and the University of Sydney Business School. The funding supports a PhD scholarship from the ARC project and the Business School Supplementary Research Scholarship (BSSRS).
What degree level is eligible for this scholarship?
This scholarship is intended for Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) candidates. Applicants must be applying to study or currently enrolled in a full-time PhD at the University of Sydney Business School and conduct research related to the awarded project.
What does the scholarship provide in value?
The scholarship provides a total stipend allowance of $42,754 per annum (2026 rate, indexed yearly), Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF), and tuition fee coverage for international students. The recipient will receive two scholarships: an ARC-funded PhD scholarship and the BSSRS.
How long does the scholarship last?
Maximum tenure for the scholarship is 14 research periods, subject to satisfactory academic performance. Periods of study already undertaken towards the degree prior to commencement may be deducted from the maximum duration.
Who is eligible to apply?
Eligible applicants must be domestic or international students, be full-time students, and be applying to study or currently enrolled in a PhD at the University of Sydney Business School. They must conduct research and produce a thesis related to the awarded project.
Can the scholarship be suspended or deferred?
The scholarship cannot be suspended within the first two research periods unless a legislative provision applies. The recipient may apply for up to four research periods suspension during the tenure, subject to approval via HDRAC and relevant supervisors and Heads of School.
Are there leave entitlements with the scholarship?
Yes. The recipient receives up to 20 working days recreation leave each year (which may be accrued) and up to 10 working days sick leave each year (which may be accrued). Special provisions allow conversion of up to five days of sick leave to carer’s leave under certain circumstances.
How is the scholarship selection made?
Selection is based on academic merit, area of study and/or research proposal, and curriculum vitae. The successful applicant is awarded by the Dean or their nominated delegate of the relevant faculty on the nomination of the research supervisor(s).
How do I apply and what is the deadline?
Applications are submitted via the ‘Start your application’ link on the official page (https://sydneyuniversity.formstack.com/forms/sc5995). The scholarship listing shows an opening date of 20 October 2026 and a closing date of 23 November 2026; refer to the official page for application details.
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