University of Sydney RTP International Scholarships — Research Periods 3 and 4, 2027
Neuroscience, Artificial Intelligence and Chemistry scholarship from University of Sydney
Apply by Friday, Dec 18
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Research Training Program and equivalent university scholarships support international research-degree students at Sydney. The 2027 stipend rate is AUD 44,293 per year. The next application cutoff is 18 December 2026 for Research Periods 3 and 4 in 2027.
Eligibility
Career stage: Master’s · PhD
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Covers: Stipend AUD 44,293 per year at the 2027 rate, with relocation and thesis allowances. Fee-offset scholarships cover tuition and eligible overseas health cover; award conditions differ.
Host location: Australia
Higher degree by research at the University of Sydney.
Nationality or residence: International-student scholarship; domestic applicants use the separate domestic competition.
Reviewed Oct 9, 2026. Check the funder’s full conditions before applying.
International students commencing or enrolled in a higher degree by research may apply. New applicants must submit a complete admission application and a separate scholarship application by the deadline; enrolled applicants submit the scholarship form.
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Source: sydney.edu.au