About the Scholarship
Bond University values its higher degree research student cohort and provides a substantial level of direct financial support to many students. Bond University allocates funds to support the financial costs of fee offset (waiver) and living stipends.
There are two key overarching principles for determining the distribution of scholarships among applicants. First, scholarships are to be awarded through a competitive merit-based process. Second, scholarship applicants are to be treated equitably and fairly, regardless of their research discipline, and regardless of the source of their scholarship funding.
Bond University has a merit-based approach to determining which students are eligible for a scholarship. A scholarship will only be offered to students who possess excellent academic merit and research potential. Being provided an offer of entry into the PhD program does not guarantee that a student will receive a scholarship
The University places a focus on commencing full time on campus PhD students only for living stipend scholarships. Masters students are not eligible to apply for HDR Scholarships.
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Why Bond University HDR Scholarships?
A scholarship for all successful applicants includes:
- 100% fee waiver up to four years (for international students already on a 75% Faculty Fee Waiver. Domestic Students are automatically entitled to a 100% fee waiver under the RTP scheme)
- stipend (living allowance) up to three years, and
- single overseas health cover for international students (four years)
What you must possess to qualify for the Scholarship
- You must have a valid Bond University Letter of Offer for a PhD program or a Professional Doctorate of OTD
- You must be studying your program full time
- If you have previously applied for a Higher Degree Scholarship at Bond University, and were unsuccessful, you are not eligible to reapply
HDR scholarship are held twice per year
- Closing date – 30th September 2023
- Closing date – 31st March 2024
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