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stage Current study, Alumni Benefit duration One-off Summary The Henry and Rachael Ackman Travelling Scholarship is awarded to enable Architecture students to travel abroad to pursue studies in
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the following modes of study: Subject restrictions This funding is available to students undertaking study in: Architecture Counselling Education Geography International Development Planning, Property and
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meetings; coordinating with and occasionally helping to mentor student interns. Duration is one year, with potential to renew for a second year. Minimum Requirements • MA/PhD/MFA/MArch in art history, studio
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of up to $33,000 pa for up to three years to support a PhD student in Architecture, who is a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident, to study at the University of Auckland or overseas. Scholarships
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mentoring graduate and undergraduate students. Qualifications PhD or terminal degree in Architecture, Design, Architecture Engineering, or related field. A track record of publishing and seeking funding
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scholarship for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander student The purpose of the Top-Up Scholarship is to encourage and support Australian Indigenous PhD students to undertake research at the Schools
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, the fellowship will help PhD students to achieve their career goals, by providing direct financial support and professional development opportunities. Read more and apply at ACSPRI Fellowship Program . Associated
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proposals, supporting existing research projects, and mentoring graduate and undergraduate students. Qualifications PhD or terminal degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Architectural
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students. Qualifications PhD or terminal degree in Industrial Engineering, Operations Research, Systems Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, or related field. A track record of publishing and
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, Alumni Benefit duration One-off Summary The Fritz Janeba Travelling Scholarship is offered to alumni and/or alumni who are current graduate research students in the Faculty of Architecture, Building and