Elite Editing Thesis Write-up Scholarship. 2013 Winner Elite Editing is proud to announce that the winner of the 2013 Thesis Write-up Scholarship is Mr nnaEmeka Chidiebere Meribe. Completing a PhD in Strategic Communications at La Trobe University, under the supervisor of Dr Mary Debrett and Mr John Benson, his thesis is entitled ‘Climate Change Communication and Sustainable Rural Development in Africa: The Nigerian Experience’. Scholarship Description The Elite Editing Thesis Write-up Scholarship provides financial assistance for one postgraduate student per year for a period of 12 weeks to free them from other forms of employment and allow them to concentrate solely on the task of writing their thesis.
For students who do not hold another scholarship, the Elite Editing Thesis Write-up Scholarship pays a stipend of $1,000 per fortnight for six fortnights ($6,000 in total), tax free. Eligibility Students must be enrolled full time in a research degree (Masters or PhD) at an Australian university. Application process Back to top. Career Development Fellowships. The purpose of the Career Development Fellowships (CDF) scheme is to further develop Australian health and medical early to mid-career researchers. It aims to enable investigators to establish themselves as independent, self-directed researchers; expand capacity for biomedical, clinical, public health and health service delivery research, and for evidence-based policy development in Australian health systems; encourage the translation of research outcomes into practice; and bridge the gap between research and industry.
Key Dates The key dates for the Career Development Fellowships 2014 application round for funding commencing in 2015 are: Applications open: 22 January 2014Applications close: 17:00 hrs (5:00pm) AEDT, 19 March 2014 Changes to Career Development Fellowships scheme for 2014 Several changes have been made to the Career Development Fellowships scheme including: A Guide for Researchers Applying for Career Development Fellowships This guide will be updated every three years. Applying for a Grant · Carty. All applications we receive are given careful consideration. We are always happy to discuss your proposal prior to submission. Please read through the guide below and make sure you include all requested information with your proposal to enable us to consider it fully.
The Fund will accept a maximum of two (2) applications per organisation. Applications from a university or research institute must be submitted through their applicable research or grants office. Step 1 – Does your project fit within our grant programs and priorities? Please read through the list of what we fund and don’t fund. Step 2 – Check your eligibility Before preparing your submission make sure your organisation is eligible to apply to the Fund for a grant. The LEW Carty Charitable Fund can only give grants to Victorian charitable institutions: To find out your organisation’s endorsement, please click here and do a search on your organisation.
Step 3 – Prepare your full proposal Your proposal should include the following: Overview | Sidney Myer Fund & The Myer Foundation. Peter Brock Foundation > Funding. Funding Applications The Peter Brock Foundation is a significant contributor to the community providing assistance to individuals in crisis, with a major focus on youth disability and our Harm to Calm programs assisting individuals and families in crisis.
These Guidelines are intended to assist applicants wishing to apply to the Peter Brock Foundation for financial assistance. Preference will be given to individuals who are not eligible for assistance from any other source. We do not have an application form, as each grant application is assessed on a case by case basis. To be considered, community organisations must prove to have sound management and be able to demonstrate excellence in their activities, while individuals are assessed on a case by case basis. Applications must be submitted in writing. Organisations which receive a grant from the Peter Brock Foundation must wait a period of 12 months before applying for another grant.
Funding Categories The Peter Brock Foundation Aims. LMCFs | Grants. ING Foundation. Sustainability is about meeting the needs of today without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. It is the capacity to endure. For our business, to have this capacity we need to think about the bigger picture and look after what makes our business thrive - our people and customers, the community and environment. Not only is this the right thing to do, but it makes business sense. Our focus areas ING DIRECT operates in an interdependent society - we rely on our customers, employees, the community, environment and our shareholder in order to do business.
Community At ING DIRECT we want to be an active participant in making a positive and meaningful impact in the community. ING DIRECT supports four key charity partners: Cerebral palsy alliance National centre of indigenous excellence (NCIE) School of social entrepreneurs United way Environment We have therefore set the ambitious vision of becoming Australia's most environmentally responsible retail bank. Customers. Areas Of Interest. The Besen Family Foundation has three priority areas for grantmaking: Arts & Culture; Health & Welfare and Jewish Interests.
Grants are made to support the immediate and long-term needs of the wider community in Victoria and in Israel. The Foundation’s grantmaking goals are to assist these communities to build capacity and community connectedness and to affect long-term change towards a better quality of life. Grants are also made to assist innovative and creative arts projects that challenge the current boundaries of their given discipline.
The Foundation will consider supporting pilot studies, or providing seeding grants for projects in Victoria that aim to achieve considerable community benefit and have a strategic impact in a selected area of need. Formal funding rounds are conducted where the Trustees assess requests for support and approve grants to organisations that meet the Besen Family Foundation’s Granting Guidelines. The following restrictions apply: Smart Scholar. Sort adverts by The University of Melbourne The Arts National The scholarship enables students to travel overseas prior to returning to their studies. Heart Foundation of Australia Biological Sciences, Medical and Health Sciences Heart Foundation Postgraduate Research Scholarships *Closed.
Institute Unspecified Field Unspecified NationalAustralia The Embassy of France will offer travel grants for postgraduate students (Master, PhD, Graduate Diploma) who will spend one or two semesters in France either through an exchange program from an Australian university or a fully registered student in a Fren (read more) Farrer Memorial Trust Agriculture, Veterinary and Environmental Sciences / Farrer Memorial Travel ling Scholarships The Scholarships are designed to support overseas travel to include attendance at an international conference at which a paper or poster is being presented. University of Wollongong non-Australian institutions Tower Trust Engineering and Technology The Australian National University. Small and General Grants and Travel & Conference Grants - Ian Potter Foundation. Funding Objectives - Travel. The Foundation’s Travel grants program is distinctive in Australian philanthropy. Travel grants enable outstanding individuals, with promising careers and potentially important contributions to make to the Australian community, to exchange knowledge with their peers through participation in professional development opportunities, such as major conferences.
Most travel grant recipients have been early career researchers and staff of universities or research institutes, but people working in the Technical and Further Education (TAFE) sector are also encouraged to apply. Indeed, employees of any eligible organisation are able to apply. The Travel grants made are relatively small, generally between $2,000 and $3,000 and are paid to the individual’s employer (organisation).
The Foundation requires that the traveller's organisation commit their own funding before requesting a grant. Generally the travel destination is outside Australia. The Foundation does not usually provide Travel grants for: APSA Congressional Fellowship - American Australian Association, Education. Founded in 1953, the APSA Congressional Fellowship Program is the nation's oldest and most prestigious congressional fellowship For nine months, a select political scientist, journalist, federal executive or an international scholar will gain hands on understanding of the legislative process by serving on congressional staffs.
The program starts each year in November with a three-week intensive orientation on the legislative process and current congressional affairs. Fellows begin their office assignments on Capitol Hill in December. Enrichment opportunities are offered throughout the program to deepen the learning experience. The Fellow will receive a monthly stipend of $3,800 for ten months, $2,150 for program-related international travel, $160 for books, and additional travel expenses for the visit to the Canadian Parliament and one trip to the district office of their respective Congress member. How to apply Application must include Deadline: March 1st Please send applications to. Opportunities for researchers. The National Vocational Education and Training Research (NVETR) program periodically provides funding for VET research. NCVER provides applicants with an information kit which includes briefing notes on the research priorities and a guide to submitting research proposals.
These become available on the website when a funding round is announced. When are the funding rounds? Funding rounds will be advertised in the national press, Campus Review and on this website. To be advised when our next funding round opens, we invite you to subscribe to our free email alert service. Funding round now open. Who gets the funding for NVETR research projects? Successful proposals have come from: Researchers based in universities Private consultants Researchers based in VET providers Researchers within government departments/industry Partnerships between academics and practitioners are encouraged, as are partnerships between researchers from different disciplines. How are projects selected? NCVER Fellowships. Www.ncver.edu.au/files/Fellowships_-_terms_of_reference.pdf.
POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS. (1) A number of Australian and overseas postgraduate scholarships are awarded annually by the Lionel Murphy Foundation Endowment. These scholarships are known as the Lionel Murphy Postgraduate Scholarship. The number of scholarships awarded each year, and the method of payment, is recommended by the Advisory Committee. (2) The scholarships are tenable at any Australian or overseas tertiary institution for one year only and are currently valued up to $A40,000 each per annum. (3) Applicants must be Australian citizens, or permanent residents who have been granted permanent residency by 31 October of the year prior to this application AND in the case of permanent residents, have lived in Australia continuously for the previous 12 months. (5) Preference is given to applicants who propose to study any, or all, of the following:
Postdoc_en. Research_en. NHMRC John Cade Fellowship in Mental Health Research. The NHMRC John Cade Fellowship in Mental Health Research implements the third and final element of the Government’s $26.2 million strategic investment in mental health research and aims to build national leadership and expand capacity in Australian mental health research. These prestigious Fellowships are named after Dr John Cade AM (1912-1980), an Australian psychiatrist working in Melbourne after World War II, who discovered the effectiveness of lithium as a treatment for bipolar disorder.
This discovery provided a transformative alternative to the existing therapies of shock treatment or prolonged hospitalisation and was a significant breakthrough in the pharmacological treatment of mental illness. For his contribution to psychiatry, Dr Cade received the Kittay Scientific Foundation Award in 1974, the most prestigious prize in his field at the time. Funding Opportunities: NHMRC John Cade Fellowship in Mental Health Research Important Conditions Application Deadlines Further Information.
Types of Fellowships. Kellogg :: Visiting Fellowships :: Types of Fellowships Since 1983, the Kellogg Institute for International Studies has offered visiting fellowships to promote interdisciplinary international research in a supportive community of scholars. This widely respected residential program offers you time to pursue scholarly inquiry where it takes you, advance your personal research, and collaborate with other scholars and practitioners from across the US and around the globe. As a visiting fellow, you pursue research related to Kellogg Institute themes of democracy and human development, share your research with the Notre Dame scholarly community, and have the opportunity to publish in Kellogg’s peer-reviewed Working Paper Series.
An Ideal Scholarly Environment While at the Kellogg Institute, you interact with leading scholars one-on-one and through the Institute’s seminars and lectures, international conferences, roundtable discussions on world affairs, and cultural events. Who is Eligible?