MQRES European Union Phd Scholarship
Applications close 30 June 2008
The Integration of the European Union
In 2008, the IUEU Centre will be offering two scholarships for PhD research projects focused on the European Union, the integration process in general, or related areas of research. Applicants may be based in Politics, International Relations, History, Law, Economics, Commerce, EU Languages and Cultural Studies, or another discipline appropriate to the particular proposal.
The IUEU Centre is based on a consortium of six universities, with La Trobe and Macquarie as the two principal nodes and Griffith, Newcastle, Flinders and Murdoch as partner universities. The first of this year's scholarships will be based at Macquarie University, but the Centre will facilitate co-supervision using appropriate expertise from another university in the six-member consortium. La Trobe and Macquarie are the two principal nodes of the IUEU Centre. Griffith, Newcastle, Flinders and Murdoch are partner universities.
MQRES scholarships are open to Australian or International applicants. Applicants should have completed an Australian Bachelor degree with high First Class Honours or demonstrate equivalent research qualifications and meet the University’ general admission requirements including English proficiency. The maximum tenure of award is 3.5 years, subject to satisfactory progress, and the scholarship offers a stipend in line with the current Australian Postgraduate Award currently $20,007 (2008) per annum tax exempt.
Further information about the projects at Macquarie University may be obtained by contacting Dr Bert Peeters +61-2-9850 7007, or emailing Blanche Medadier: blanche.menadier@humn.mq.edu.au.
Application forms (see below) and conditions for MQRES awards are available from the Higher Degree Research Office, telephone +61-2-9850-7663, e-mail: hdrschol@vc.mq.edu.au.
Applications should be forwarded to:
The Scholarship Officer
The Research Hub
Level 3, C5C East
Macquarie University NSW 2109
AUSTRALIA
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