Dean’s Excellence in Science PhD Scholarships for International Applicants, Australia

y in Perth,
Australia that was established by an act of the Western Australian Parliament
in February 1911 and began teaching students for the first time in 1913.

• A
  stipend living allowance of $40,000 per annum
• Research
  travel/conference allowance of $5000 per annum
• A
  research operating and submission costs allowance of $5000 per annum
• Overseas
  student single health cover (for international students)
• Tuition
  fees

• Meet
  the requirements for entry to the nominated course including satisfying
  the requirements
• Be
  eligible to enrol or be enrolled as a full-time international student or,
  in exceptional circumstances and with the approval of the University, as a
  part-time domestic student in an HDR at the University by the date of
  commencement of the scholarship;
• Be
  intending to enrol or be enrolled as an internal student based on a campus
  of the University for most or all of their period of candidature and
  scholarship tenure unless approval is granted for external enrolment

• Meet
  the requirements for entry to the nominated course including satisfying
  the requirements
• Have
  a bachelor’s degree with first class honours (H1) or equivalent
• Be
  eligible to enrol or be enrolled as a full-time student in a higher degree
  by research (HDR) in an area of research concentration at the University
  upon commencement of their scholarship
• Not
  have commenced an HDR prior to the year for which the scholarship is
  sought unless the applicant was unable to apply for a scholarship in the
  last selection round due to the timing of their enrolment;
• Be
  a citizen of an overseas country, excluding New Zealand
• Meet
  the University’s English language requirements for HDR scholarship holders
• Not
  have completed a degree either at the same level as, or at a higher level
  than, the degree for which candidature is sought
• Not
  be an overseas student who is currently on an Australian Government
  sponsored scholarship such as Australian Awards Development Scholarship
  seeking to apply for an IPRS immediately following the Australian Awards
  Development Scholarship funded study. Such candidates must meet the terms
  and conditions of these awards prior to applying for future funding. This
  applies to students under the Australian Sponsored Training Scholarships
  (ASTAS), the Equity and Merit Scholarship Scheme (EMSS) and the Australian
  Development Scholarships (ADS).