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Cerebral Palsy Alliance PhD Research Grant

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Call for applications for the Cerebral Palsy Alliance PhD Research Grant. This scholarship is open to doctoral students and offers an amount of up to $35,000 per year.

The Research Foundation of Cerebral Palsy Alliance PhD grants are available on a competitive basis to attract new and highly qualified graduates into the field of cerebral palsy research. We are working to achieve our strategy: to accelerate progress towards improving treatments and investigating ways of preventing and curing cerebral palsy, by encouraging researchers to adopt cerebral palsy as their area of study.

Eligibility :

  • The grant is only available for a research PhD student applying or studying in a recognised institution.
  • Must have an official PhD supervisor who is affiliated with a recognised institution and/or research organisation.
  • Research topic must contribute to the field of cerebral palsy research.

How to apply :

  • Applicants must use the online application form accessible from the Research Foundation of Cerebral Palsy Alliance website.
  • All online applications submitted before the closing date will be acknowledged by email.
  • All sections in the application form must be completed.
  • Applicants must seek consent from all supervisors included in the application.
  • Applicants must include a letter of support from their primary supervisor, using the template provided by the Research Foundation of Cerebral Palsy Alliance.
  • Budget must not include any salary. Only the stipend for one PhD student can be requested in the application.
  • Justification for the stipend rate must be provided. For Australian applications, the stipend rate should not exceed the Priority Stipend rate on the NHMRC Website.
  • Applications must nominate a single Administering Institution that will be responsible for the management of the grant.
  • The grant agreement will only be executed upon submission of confirmation of acceptance/enrolment in the PhD program.

Scholarship value : Up to $35,000 per annum