Information for Students

Higher Degree by Research (PhD and Masters) 

Domestic Students

Information for citizens or permanent residents of Australia or citizens of New Zealand:-

• 2008/9 Scholarships and Projects
• Admission for Australian or NZ citizens 
  

 International Students

Students wishing to study for a PhD or Masters degree who are not citizens or permanent residents of Australia or citizens of New Zealand must enrol through the University as an International Student. 

• Admission for International Students
  There is also a link here to the University International web site and various Scholarship Opportunities.  
• If you are searching for a PhD or Masters supervisor, we suggest you browse the University and Faculty Centres & Institutes page as well as the School Research Areas.  There are links on this site to the individual Schools and Disciplines where you can discover experienced staff who may be able to provide supervision in your field of research interest.
  

Search by Research Keywords

Keywords are listed in alpha order to assist students and researchers in locating a potential supervisor or collaborator with similar health science research interests.
Should you be unable to locate either your specific area of research interest or a potential supervisor please contact us for assistance.

Services

Higher Degree students Faculty-wide and in our affiliate institutions have access to Statistical Support during their candidature.  HDR candidates also have free access to download the excellent Prism statistics and graphics software program (UoA email address required).

Pathways to Postgraduate Research

The Program Rules 2008 display the requirements for admission to a variety of health science research degrees at Pathways to Postgraduate Research.

Honours and Undergraduate Research 

Health science Honours projects are available in each of our six Schools and affiliated institutions.

• Honours Projects/Potential Supervisors
• Honours Admission Processes 
• Undergraduate research scholarships provide an opportunity for UoA students who have satisfactorily completed two years of their degree to participate in health science research projects, typically for a six week period during the summer vacation.

We are here to help so should you need further information or clarification please contact us!