Australian Government Research Training Program | For Master's 2 years. For PhD 3.5 to 4 years. |
Australia | Full Time |
Masters, PhD | Onsite |
The Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) Scholarship is a prominent scholarship program that the Australian Government funds to assist domestic and international students pursuing higher degrees by research (HDR) at approved Australian higher education institutions. Students can concentrate on their research and academic goals. The scholarship provides financial assistance, which covers tuition, living expenses, and research costs.
It provides flexible funding options and awards grants based on academic achievement and research potential, boosting cooperation between higher education institutions, businesses, and other research end users. The fellowship can fund doctoral candidates for up to three years and six months and masters by research applicants for up to two years.
After finishing their studies, recipients are not obligated to post a bond and are expected to maintain excellent academic progress. The RTP Scholarship offers gifted persons a chance to succeed in their research activities and promote knowledge in various subjects.
Available Subjects
- All Subjects
Degree Level
Scholarships from the Australian Government’s Research Training Program (RTP) are available to international students in Masters and PhD programs at the University of Tasmania.
Eligible Nationalities
International students of all nationalities
Eligibility Criteria
- Must be enrolled in an accredited Higher Degree by Research at the University
What Can be Funded?
AUD $31,500 per annum (2023 rate). This rate is indexed annually on 1st January.
Remember, the RTP Scholarship does not cover costs and fees, including the Student Services and Amenities Fee, Overseas Health Cover, and visa expenses. These fall under the candidate’s purview. These are the candidate’s responsibility.
University Of Tasmania
English
International Students
AUD $31,500 per annum (2023 rate)
All Nationalities
3.5 to 4 years for PhD. 2 years for Master's.