The 2025 University of Tasmania Graduate Research Scholarship (TGRS) is a fantastic opportunity for postgraduate students to pursue a research degree in Australia. Below is a streamlined guide on how to apply, including key details and requirements:
Key Details
- Host Country: Australia
- Institution: University of Tasmania
- Degree Levels: Research Master’s & Doctoral Degrees
- Eligible Countries: All countries (International and Domestic students)
- Scholarship Benefits:
- Living allowance: AUD $33,511 per year (2025 rate, indexed annually)
- Relocation allowance: Up to AUD $2,000
- Tuition fees offset: Up to 4 years for domestic students
- International applicants receive a fee offset for up to 4 years.
- Deadline: February 1, 2025
Eligibility Requirements
- Academic Achievement:
- Completion of at least 4 years of tertiary study with at least an upper second-class Honors degree or equivalent.
- Enrollment:
- Must undertake a full-time research Master’s or Doctoral degree in 2025.
- Income Limits:
- Should not receive another award/scholarship or salary exceeding 75% of the Research Training Program stipend rate.
Required Documents
- Passport copy
- Signed Supervisory Support Form
- Research Proposal
- Evidence of qualifications
- Certified academic transcripts and degree certificates (for all previous university studies)
- Research thesis (from Honors or Master’s degree)
- Curriculum Vitae (CV) with referee contact details (two referees)
- Evidence of English language proficiency
Application Process
- Prepare Your Application:
- Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria and gather all required documents.
- Choose a Research Project:
- Visit the scholarship webpage to browse available research projects.
- Meet Entry Requirements:
- Confirm that you meet course-specific and English proficiency requirements.
- Collaborate with Your Supervisory Team:
- Work with your proposed supervisor to finalize the research proposal.
- Submit Your Application:
- Use the online application portal, ensuring you upload all required documents.
- Indicate your interest in being considered for the scholarship within the application.
Tips for Success
- Start early to ensure all documents are complete and certified.
- Contact potential supervisors well ahead of time to discuss your research interests.
- Tailor your research proposal to align with priority research areas.
