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International Programme in Addiction Studies: Master of Science in Addiction Studies The University of Adelaide Australia
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Frome Road
Level 5, Medical School North Bldg
THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
ADELAIDE    SA    5005
AUSTRALIA
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Telephone:   +61 8 8303 5571
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Special ISAS Scholarship

IPAS is pleased to announce the International Scholars in Addiction Studies (ISAS) scheme, which will award up to six half-tuition scholarships for students entering the programme in August 2009. 

Scholarships will be merit-based and both part-time and full-time student are eligible. Students wishing to be considered for funding through ISAS should indicate their interest in the personal statement submitted with their application form.

If you wish to be considered for one of these, please submit your applicantion as soon as possible, but before July 15 and indicate that you are interested in a scholarship and why. We will try to inform students of the outcome by end  of July 2009. Please contact us (ipas@adelaide.edu.au) with any questions.

 

National scholarships and financial aid 

We would also like to direct your attention to the following national scholarships:

USA:

American students engaged in fulltime study may be elligable for financial aid. You can find more information about this on the VCU website.


UK:

More information will follow

Australia:

Information on local grants can be found here.

Comorbidity Professional Development Scholarships

The Alcohol and Other Drugs and Mental Health Comorbidity Professional Development Scholarships Program is being coordinated by NCETA on behalf of the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing. Eligible applicants can apply for scholarships to increase their capacity in the detection and treatment of co-occurring mental health and drug and alcohol-related problems.

Scholarships are available for existing, not-for-profit, incorporated, non-government owned organisations and/or their staff whose role substantially involves providing services to clients with AOD- or MH-related issues. The professional development activity for which funding is sought must be directly relevant to alcohol and other drugs where the applicant provides mainly MH-related services

For more information please read this flyer or visit the NCETA website.

 

Financial aid

Students can be eligible for financial aid. More information can be found here and here for Australian students and here for students with other nationalities.

 

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