Nicolas Baudin Travel Grants
UniSA students can now apply to any of the 42 opportunities across many disciplines which include four projects from UniSA academics Bruce Thomas, Siobhan Banks and Drew Evans collaborating with industry partners Thales, Orange Labs, LCS/E3S and Naval Group and French universities IMT Atlantique and Universite Bretagne Sud.
It is important to note that while the internships are scheduled to commence before 31 December 2020 and last 3 to 6 months, the internship supervisors have indicated that the proposed dates are flexible and are able to be postponed subject to COVID-19 border closures.
For further information, please contact the Graduate Research team below.
New Colombo Plan (NCP) International Scholarship
NCP has extended age range from 29-30 to 29-35 as of 01 Jan 2021. For further information please check out the links below or follow NCP latest updates via their social media pages. NCP offers up to 120 Australian Government scholarships of up to $87,500 to study in one of 40 Indo Pacific countries, with programs commencing any time between 1 January and 15 December 2021, for further enquiries email NCP. The scholarships aim to raise knowledge of the Indo Pacific region in Australia and strengthen relationships through study, language training and internships for undergraduate students. Normally eligibility requirements include a GPA of 6.0 or above, Australian citizenship, and aged between 18 and 28 in the year for which the scholarship is granted.
Information Session: Friday 26 June, 11.00 am
Check out our New Colombo Plan Webpage for more details. If you have any questions, please contact NCP at international.relations@unisa.edu.au.
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Submit an Expression of Interest form by 9am Monday 6 July 2020. We will then shortlist 10 students and nominate them to the Australian Government’s New Colombo Plan team. Nominees will be sent an official application form from the New Colombo Plan team.
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The survey is part of a research project funded by the National Centre of Student Equity in Higher Education on building evidence about the success factors of outreach strategies for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. The project is overseen by an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander advisory group and has ethical clearance from The University of Queensland (Research Ethics ID number: 2020000909).
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