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CEPAR PhD Supplementary Scholarships
CEPAR Supplementary Scholarships provide additional support to eligible international and domestic higher degree research students who are in receipt of an Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) Scholarship, National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) or university equivalent scholarship to assist them with pursuing a program of study related to CEPAR.
Further details including eligibility, benefits and conditions are available in the CEPAR Supplementary Scholarship Guidelines.
Applications for the CEPAR PhD Supplementary Scholarship projects have closed. Scholarship enquiries can be directed to Amy Brushwood.
CEPAR Honours Scholarships
Honours scholarships are valued at AUD $5,000 are available to students wishing to enrol in a fourth year of undergraduate study to expand their knowledge in a particular area of study and to develop their research skills.
Application Process
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Review the CEPAR Honours Scholarship Guidelines.
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UNSW candidates must apply online via the UNSW scholarship website.
- Candidates wishing to undertake their Honours program at another Australian university must apply using the CEPAR Honours Scholarship Application.
Applications for 2021 scholarships have closed in February.
Summer Research Scholarships
CEPAR offers competitive summer research scholarships to currently enrolled undergraduate students who are considering Honours and/or postgraduate research in the future. Students will participate in research projects supervised by CEPAR researchers and gain valuable research experience.
Application Process
- Review the Summer Scholarship Guidelines
- Complete the Summer Scholarship Application form and submit it to cepar@unsw.edu.au.
Please note, applications for this summer research scholarship round has now closed.
Key Dates:
Student Applications open: 20 August 2021
Student Applications close: 20 September 2021
Assesment of applications: Mid October 2021
Offers made to students: Early November 2021
Projects
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Project Code |
Project Title |
Project Supervisor/s |
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CEPARSP2021_01 |
Professor Michael Sherris and Len Garces |
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CEPARSP2021_02 |
Actuarial Modelling Health Status and Functional Disability in Australia |
Professor Michael Sherris and Kyu Park |
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CEPARSP2021_03 |
Long-term care insurance, financial support and labor supply: New evidence from China |
Dr Yuanyuan Deng and Dr Katja Hanewald |
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CEPARSP2021_04 |
The intergenerational consequences of depression: A cross-country comparison |
Professor Philip O'Keefe and Dr Yuanyuan Deng |
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CEPARSP2021_05 |
Designing recruitment and selection materials to reduce age bias in hiring processes |
Dr Jane Chong and Associate Professor Patrick Dunlop |
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CEPARSP2021_06 |
Task and relationship cooperation among age diverse employees: a social comparison lens |
Dr Daniela Andrei |
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CEPARSP2021_07 |
Social environment and biomarkers of ageing in different ageing cohorts |
Dr Saman Khalatbari-Soltani |
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CEPARSP2021_08 |
Dr Larry Weifeng Liu |
Summer Scholarship enquiries can be directed to Amy Brushwood.
View the opportunities that are available for CEPAR PhD students and read testimonials from current CEPAR PhD candidates here. To see where some of CEPAR's PhD graduates have been placed, visit the Graduate Student Placements webpage.