Fully Funded University of Sydney Scholarship in Australia 2024
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Scholarship Summary
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Deadline:
31 August 2023 -
Study in:
Australia -
Providers:
University of Sydney -
Study Level:
PhD -
Scholarship Subjects:
Subject Offered by University -
Funding Type:
Fully Funded Scholarships
Scholarship Description
The Fully Funded University of Sydney Scholarship in Australia is open to all international and domestic students who want to undertake their Ph.D. studies in the Faculty of Engineering.
The University of Sydney stands as a beacon of academic excellence and innovation. Renowned for its world-class education, cutting-edge research, and vibrant campus life, the university offers a diverse range of programs that inspire students to reach their full potential. With a rich history and a forward-looking approach, the University of Sydney continues to shape global leaders and make significant contributions to various fields of knowledge.
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Scholarship Benefits
The Fully Funded University of Sydney Scholarship in Australia will provide up to $130,000 stipend scholarship to support Ph.D. students at the Faculty of Engineering.
Scholarship Eligibility
The eligibility criteria for the Fully Funded University of Sydney Scholarship in Australia are stated below:
1. Eligible Countries: Domestic and international students both can apply.
2. Eligible Course or Subjects: Students can apply for a Ph.D. degree program in the Faculty of Engineering
3. Eligibility Criteria: To be eligible, the applicants must meet all the following/given criteria:
4. Be a domestic or international student
5. Have an unconditional offer of admission to a full-time PhD at the Faculty of Engineering
6. Hold an honors degree (first class), first-class equivalent, or a master’s degree with a substantial research component in the fields of either materials engineering, mechanical engineering, or physics.
7. Must be willing to undertake research into embrittlement-tolerant alloys for safe hydrogen transmission and storage under the supervision of Dr Yi Sheng (Eason) Chen.