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enrolled full-time in a PhD in Marine Science. Faculty of Arts and Education Up to $10,000 in Awards for Māori students or Pacific students enrolled full-time or part-time in either a postgraduate Bachelors
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an interest in high-dimensional statistics, probability and optimization. The duration of the PhD is 4 years. Requirements Bachelor's degree (or above) in Mathematics/Computer Science/Statistics or related
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successfully completed generally a three-year university degree (i.e. Bachelor degree or equivalent) with a minimum average of “good” clearly show motivation and strong commitment have thorough knowledge
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selection criteria Eligibility To be considered for this scholarship, you must: Be a graduate of the Master of Architecture (or its equivalent, ie Bachelor of Architecture prior to introduction
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to students who are not receiving a scholarship or industry funding for their research project. About the donor Thomas Ewing completed a Bachelor of Civil Engineering in 1890 followed by a Master of Civil
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. Academic Requirements Depending on the purpose; usually at least a Bachelor's degree is required. Number of Scholarships on average about 30 scholarships per year Duration depending on the scholarship
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Summary The Faculty of Arts Internship Grants are offered to graduate coursework students in the Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences (GSHSS) and undergraduate students completing the Bachelor
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changing face of Australia's infrastructure over the past 60 years. Graduating with a Bachelor of Civil Engineering in 1950, Professor Stevens went on to serve as a staff member, Head of Department and as