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Newcastle PhD Scholarship: Factors contributing to low bone mass in young women, 2017

Awarded by The University of Newcastle, Australia

Scholarship Details

Eligible Degrees

PhD

Funding Type

Partial Funding · $26,282 p.a

Eligible Courses

Factors contributing to low bone mass in young women

Eligible Nationalities

Open to all nationals

Can Be Taken At

The University of Newcastle, Australia

Provider

The University of Newcastle, Australia

Last Verified On

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Overview

The University of Newcastle is offering Newcastle Ph.D. Scholarship: Factors contributing to low bone mass in young women, 2017 for students to conduct research at the University on the Peak bone mass.

Eligibility criteria:

  • The scholarship is open to bother domestic and international students.
  • Applicants of Newcastle Ph.D. Scholarship: Factors contributing to low bone mass in young women, 2017 are required to have Honours Class I, Honours Class I equivalent, or Master Degree from a reputable institution.
  • Recipients of the scholarship will be provided $26,282 p.a.
  • Candidates applying for Newcastle Ph.D. Scholarship: Factors contributing to low bone mass in young women, 2017 must submit the following documents before the deadline:
    • application letter
    • a copy of the academic record
    • CV

 

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  • The deadline of Newcastle PhD Scholarship: Factors contributing to low bone mass in young women, 2017 is Expired.
  • Newcastle PhD Scholarship: Factors contributing to low bone mass in young women, 2017 is offered to PhD degree.
  • Newcastle PhD Scholarship: Factors contributing to low bone mass in young women, 2017 is offered for Factors contributing to low bone mass in young women.
  • Newcastle PhD Scholarship: Factors contributing to low bone mass in young women, 2017 is open for: Open to all nationals.
  • Newcastle PhD Scholarship: Factors contributing to low bone mass in young women, 2017 is offered by The University of Newcastle, Australia.
  • Newcastle PhD Scholarship: Factors contributing to low bone mass in young women, 2017 covers Partial Funding, $26,282 p.a .