UNSW Tuition Fee Research Scholarship (TFRS) + Stipend

Critères d'éligibilité

International candidates (including African applicants) admitted to a UNSW PhD program with First Class Honours, a research Master's, or equivalent. Strong fit for engineering, business and science.

Présentation du programme

## What's covered TFRS pairs with the **University International Postgraduate Award (UIPA)** for a complete package: - Full tuition fees (TFRS) - Living stipend ~AUD $37,000/year (UIPA, tax-free) - OSHC and relocation support ## Recruiter tips for African applicants - UNSW is **global top 20 (QS 2025)** and Australia's strongest research university for engineering. - Particularly strong fit areas for African candidates: Photovoltaics & Renewable Energy (world #1), Mining Engineering, Civil Engineering, Public Health. - WAEC/KCSE/NSC: research Master's OR First Class Honours required. - **Round 1 (March 31)** is significantly more competitive — apply Round 2 (September 30) for a less crowded shortlist. ## Eligibility snapshot International candidates (including African applicants) admitted to a UNSW PhD program with First Class Honours, a research Master's, or equivalent. Strong fit for engineering, business and science. ## 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.

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