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Financial support for a Doctor of Veterinary Clinical Science (DVClinSc) student to receive intensive clinical training in Large Animal Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation through a formal residency program.

The scholarship is open to PhD candidates undertaking research in Pure Mathematics who are receiving a base scholarship of no more than the UQGSS rate and no additional top-up funding.

This scholarship is to support HDR top-up Scholarship for mathematics students at the school of Mathematics and Physics.

Established in 1996 by a bequest to the University of $26,000 under the Will of Joseph Sleight to support research in some branch of psychological medicine.

This Scholarship is a Philanthropic Higher Degree by Research, Grant.

Financial support for outstanding graduates early in their careers so they can be trained to conduct health and medical research that is internationally competitive.

The Scholarship is open to Higher Degree by Research candidates who have undertaken prior studies at Wenzhou Medical University, China to undertake doctoral studies at the University of Queensland. There is a preference, though not a requirement, that the Scholarship benefits recipients working under the direction of a supervisor at The Frazer Institute.

The scholarship is open to PhD candidates undertaking research directed towards the development of therapies for renal disease, repair and regeneration, preferably focussing on therapies applicable to the form of chronic renal failure termed polycystic kidney disease.

This project aims to study the dynamics of chaotic bubbly flows with suspended particles. Developing predictive capability for these flows will significantly improving the efficacy of numerous engineering processes.

A top-up scholarship is available to an exceptional candidate for a research PhD project implementing and evaluating a health service innovation using a co-creation approach with our partners. A range of research project options are available.

Supports a student wishing to undertake a M-Phil or PhD research project as part of their Doctor of Medicine studies.