Adelaide Scholarships International (ASI)

Critères d'éligibilité

International applicants (including African students) admitted to an Adelaide HDR program with First Class Honours, a research Master's, or equivalent.

Présentation du programme

## Why Adelaide for African researchers University of Adelaide is **Group of Eight** and one of Australia's oldest research universities. Adelaide is also a **designated regional city** — graduates get an extra year on the Subclass 485 Temporary Graduate Visa. ## What's covered - Full tuition fees for up to 3 years (PhD) / 2 years (MRes) - Living stipend ~AUD $35,000/year (tax-free) - OSHC for the scholar ## Recruiter tips for African applicants - ASI is **highly competitive** — at least one publication or strong research Master's significantly improves chances. - Particularly strong fit areas for African candidates: Wine Science, Agricultural Science, Mining Engineering, Public Health. - WAEC/KCSE/NSC: research Master's OR First Class Honours required. - **Regional advantage**: 3-year Subclass 485 visa (vs 2 years in Sydney/Melbourne) plus extra PR migration points. - Closes **August 31** annually — supervisor contact should begin by **April**. ## Eligibility snapshot International applicants (including African students) admitted to an Adelaide HDR program with First Class Honours, a research Master's, or equivalent. ## Required documents - Certified academic transcripts (WAEC / KCSE / NSC + degree certificates where applicable) - Passport bio-data page (valid 6+ months beyond intended visa start) - English proficiency proof (IELTS 6.0–7.0 overall, or TOEFL iBT / PTE Academic / Duolingo where the provider accepts it) - CV/résumé with full education and work history - Personal statement or motivation letter (typically 500–1000 words) - Two academic or professional references on letterhead - Conditional or full Letter of Offer from the host university (where the scholarship is post-offer) - Financial declaration showing ability to cover any costs not funded by the scholarship ## Application steps 1. **Confirm fit** — re-read the official eligibility criteria on the provider's site and check the current intake window. 2. **Apply for admission** — most Australian scholarships require a conditional or full Letter of Offer before scholarship assessment. 3. **Prepare evidence** — gather certified transcripts, English test scores, references, and identity documents as PDFs. 4. **Submit the scholarship application** — through the university's scholarship portal or the dedicated provider link, before the published deadline. 5. **Track outcomes** — most awards are announced 4–10 weeks after the deadline. If awarded, accept formally and request your CoE. 6. **Apply for the Subclass 500 student visa** — book biometrics, complete the medical exam, and lodge the visa with your CoE, OSHC, and proof of funds.

Le descriptif détaillé du bailleur reste en anglais, car c'est la langue du dossier de candidature.

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