The Alan Treloar Postgraduate Scholarship in Greek and Latin Philology

CONDITIONS OF AWARD

General Goal

To attract to the University of New England very able candidates to undertake postgraduate research in Classics.

Specific Purpose

To provide financial assistance for an enrolled research postgraduate in Classics, Greek, or Latin.

An acceptable awardee

The candidate must have an outstanding first degree from any university in Greek, Latin, or Classics, and intend to commence or already be pursuing postgraduate research at UNE in any appropriate area relating to Classical Languages.

Eligibility

Preference will be given to internal full-time PhD or MPhil candidates. However, external and part-time candidates may be considered if in that year there is no suitable internal full-time applicant.
The applicant must be an Australian citizen normally resident in the country.
The scholarship may be held in conjunction with any other scholarships.

Value

$2000 p.a. f/t, or pro rata p/t. The award is held for the duration of the applicant's candidature. It is awarded subject to there being no current internal incumbent and sufficient funds accrued from the interest in hand. The award is payable each year in two equal installments, the first at the start of the candidature upon proof of enrolled status, the second 6 months later upon recommendation from the Head of School and the Supervisor confirming satisfactory progress.

Caveat

The holder of this Scholarship will be required to repay it if candidature is transferred to another University.

Method of application

Please complete the application form below. Provide evidence of Australian citizenship; certified copies of degree transcripts; names of two academic referees who should be asked by the candidate to write confidentially to Research Services by the closing date; electronic copies of BA thesis or other evidence of research (published or unpublished).

Note

The successful applicant of the Alan Treloar Postgraduate Scholarship in Classical Philology must acknowledge this award explicitly in the thesis and any other published research or conference papers researched or written during the life of this grant.

Under no circumstances will late applications be considered. Selection of recipients is the responsibility of the Selection Committee whose decision is final. No correspondence will be entered into.

Scholarship enquirers should be directed to:
Professor of Classics and Ancient History Prof. G. H. R. Horsley School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences +612 6773 2390 ghorsley@une.edu.au	Convenor of Classics and Ancient History Dr Bronwyn Hopwood School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences +612 6773 2216 bhopwood@une.edu.au

Closing Date for Applications: 31^st January

Please complete the form below:

Required fields are marked with an asterisk (*).

Title *

Full Name *

Student No. *

Email Address *

Date of Birth *

Day Month Year

Home Address *

Trimester Address *

Phone No. *

Highest Education Levels Achieved *

Planned Course Enrolment *

Have you already commenced / applied for postgraduate candidature at UNE? *

Attendance Type *

Full-time
Part-time

Attendance Mode *

Internal
External

Do you currently hold an Australian Postgraduate Award or Other Award *

Referee1 * Please include the details of two people whom you have asked to act as academic referees in support of your application. It is your responsibility to send each of them a copy of the confidential generic referee's report, and ensure they lodge it by the closing date. Please include: Title, Name, Email, Phone No and Address.

Referee 2 * Please include: Title, Name, Email, Phone No and Address.

Attach a certified copy of your citizenship and academic record * Please upload PDF or Word Document

Include details of your current or proposed PhD/MPhil research topic * Please upload PDF or Word Document (max. 1 page)

Please include electronic copies of your CV, BA thesis, or other evidence of research (published or unpublished) * Please upload PDF or Word Document