A fully funded international fellowship, the Sir James McNeill Postgraduate Research Fellowship 2023–2024. This fellowship is available for research studies at the master's and doctoral levels. A $36,800 annual living allowance, a $550 moving expense, and a $1,500 annual research allowance are all included in this scholarship.
In honor of the late Sir James McNeill, who had a long association with Monash University, the Sir James McNeill Postgraduate Research Scholarship (SJMN) was established. It is backed by a personal trust.
This prestigious fellowship helps a student with living expenses while they are a student at Monash and is awarded for research that is both ecologically responsible and socially beneficial.
Melbourne is home to Monash Institution, an Australian public research university. The second-oldest university in Victoria was founded in 1958 and is named for a famous World War I general, Sir John Monash. The institution has one campus in Malaysia and four campuses in Victoria (Clayton, Caulfield, Peninsula, and Parkville). Along with running graduate research schools in Mumbai, India, and Suzhou, China, Monash University also runs a research and teaching facility in Prato, Italy. South Africa is one of the nations where Monash University courses are available.
SIR JAMES MCNEILL POST GRADUATE RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIP DESCRIPTION
- Masters and PhD Study Level(s) Host Institution(s): Monash University
- Australia is a nation.
Target Areas for Scholarships:
- Arts (School of Music only)
- Engineering
- Medicine
- Nursing
- Health Sciences
- Science
- Program Scholarships are offered for regular study periods of time.
- Dates: October 31, 2022 (annually)
REPRESENTATION OF THE SCHOLARSHIP
The expenses listed below are covered by the Sir James McNeill Postgraduate Research Scholarship:- The annual cost of living is $36,800.
- $500 for relocation expenses
- The $1,500 research allowance is given annually.
Sir JAMES MCNEILL POST GRADUATE RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIP CRITERIA
The following requirements must be satisfied by applicants in order to be eligible for the Sir James McNeill Postgraduate Research Scholarship:- English is a required language.
- IELTS: (6.5) overall (no band lower than 6.0); TOEFL: (79+); Reading: 13, Listening: 12, Speaking: 18, and Writing: 21; IELTS: (6.5) overall (no band less than 6.0).
- IELTS standards for arts, business, and economics are (7) overall with no band lower than 6.5 and (94+). Writing 24, Speaking 20, and Reading 19 on the TOEFL
- All nations in the world are eligible.
- a pupil from another country.
- a resident of New Zealand.
- a national of Australia.
- living permanently in Australia.
- Australian national with humanitarian visa.
- By field of study, view the prerequisites for admission to research master's programs.
- possess credentials that GRC deems to be similar.
- Scholarships are awarded in accordance with an applicant's academic standing, published work, and prior research experience.
- have never held a Postgraduate Research Award from Monash University or the Australian Government for more than six months.
- have submitted a scholarship application this year.
- Conduct research that is both beneficial to society and ecologically responsible.
WHERE DO I SUBMIT AN APPLICATION FOR A SIR JAMES MCNEILL POSTGRADUATE RESEARCH SCHOLARSHIP?
Please follow the instructions below to apply for the Sir James McNeill Postgraduate Research Scholarship:- You must first receive an invitation in order to apply. You must first express your interest in receiving one and/or find a supervisor who is willing to oversee your research before you can get one. The faculty or institution makes this decision.
- For Graduate Research Admission and Scholarship registration, click "Apply Now."
- This article goes into great detail about every aspect of the online application.
- Indicate on the application form that you want to be taken into consideration for a scholarship. There is no requirement to submit an additional application.
Documentation needed:
- academic curriculum vitae.
- official academic records from the granting institution, including a diploma or testamur (including an explanation of the grading schema).
- Citizenship documentation is necessary.
- evidence that you've mastered the English language proficiency requirements.
- Request for an application
- proposition for a study
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