Master’s and Ph.D. applications are now being accepted for the Australian Government Research Training Program 2022. The major purpose of the Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) high-quality research for higher degree students financed by the Australian Government is to complete a Master’s or Doctorate degree by research.
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The below Fields are available for both Master & Ph.D. Degree. All-Academic Fields are available.
- Arts and Social Sciences
- Architecture, Design, and Planning
- Business
- Education and Social Work
- Engineering and Computer Science
- Law
- Medicine and Health
- Music
- Science
FINANCIAL COVERAGE
The University of Sydney provides a fully-funded scholarship to study in Australia. Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) provides the following support to international students throughout the degree.
- Full university Tuition Fee.
- Free Accommodation.
- A stipend of $27,596 per Annum.
- Medical Funds
- Airfare
- Reimbursement Funds up to $420 for Masters’s candidates and up to $840 for Doctoral candidates.
- Paid maternity leave.
- Research funds also offer for Master’s and Ph.D. candidates.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA:
The following eligibility criteria for the Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) will be considered:
Candidates must fulfill the following criteria to avail of this Scholarship for their study at The University of Sydney, Australia
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS:
All Documents must be in English for the Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) scholarship 2022.
- Previous Degree’s:
- Two Recommendation Letters:
- Research Proposal
- Supervisor Acceptance Letter
- Cv / Resume
- Good TOEFL or IELTS Score
- Other reference documents
HOW TO APPLY
Please click the link below for the online Application or official scholarship Link. Apply here
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