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University and Government Scholarships

Funding

1. University

Macquarie University Postgraduate Research Fund
The purpose of the Macquarie University Postgraduate Research Fund (PGRF) is to encourage and facilitate high quality research among postgraduate students in all areas of the University. The Scheme is run biannually (March and August) and funds are awarded to assist individual research degree students. All applications will be considered on a competitive basis taking into account individual merit and need. Students must apply one semester in advance for the fund.

Applications, to a maximum value of $4,000, may be made to cover costs of small items of equipment, word processing facilities, archival and resource visits, travel, (expensive) chemicals and biochemicals, library on-line searching, international inter-library loans and the costs of attending a conference where a paper or presentation is to be made.

Travel scholarships/International Office
Travel grants are for postgraduate students seeking a Macquarie university degree who are travelling abroad for study, exchange and other programs (for example internships, research, language courses and study tours). These are valued between AUD$500 and AUD$1500. The travel grant application deadlines are the 15th of every month. Cheques will be available by the end of the following month.

2. Divisional Funding

Funding is available through the Division of Law to assist Postgraduate Research Students studying Law at Macquarie University.

Applications to a maximum value of $3,000, may be made to cover costs of small items, such as binding and the costs of attending a conference. Enquiries and Applications are to be made to Jacquie Williams, Postgraduate Programs Administrator, Division of Law, phone 02 9850 7067.

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