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James Vincent Scholarship in Agricultural Microbiology (Supplementary)

James Vincent Scholarship in Agricultural Microbiology (Supplementary)

University of Sydney · 🇦🇺 Australia

James Vincent Scholarship in Agricultural Microbiology (Supplementary)

University of Sydney · Australia

Who it is for

  • Scholar hip Search Dome tic tudent International tudent Prize and award About u Home Scholar hip Jame Vincent Scholar hip in Agricultural Microbiology (Supplementary) The Blain Family Re earch Scholar hip Po tgraduate Re earch Scholar hip in Su tainability Analy i of Carbon Seque tration Technology Po tgraduate Re earch Scholar hip in Nitrogen
  • Remobili ation Po tgraduate Re earch Scholar hip in Chickpea and Chilli Breeding Po tgraduate Re earch Scholar hip in Legume and Agave Genome Synteny Univer ity_ Jame Vincent Scholar hip in Agricultural Microbiology (Supplementary) A po tgraduate re earch cholar hip The cholar hip aim to encourage po tgraduate re earch tudent to tudy the
  • application of microbiology to agriculture, food and milk production.
  • Highlight ValueEligibilityOpen dateClo e date$8000Full-time PhD within the School of Life and Environmental Science Primary tipend cholar hip recipient Undertaking re earch in agricultural microbiology 20 May 202416 June 2024 How to apply Apply here.
  • Benefit The Scholar hip will provide an annual upplementary tipend allowance of $8,000 (fixed rate) for up to three year , ubject to ati factory academic performance.
  • Who' eligible You mu t: have an unconditional offer or currrently enrolled full-time in a PhD within the School of Life and Environmental Science be a recipient of a primary cholar hip from the Univer ity of Sydney that provide a tipend allowancebe willing or currently undertaking re earch in the application of microbiology to agriculture,
  • food and milk production.
  • Background Thi Scholar hip ha been e tabli hed to provide financial a i tance to po tgraduate re earch tudent who are undertaking re earch into the application of microbiology to agriculture, food and milk production, Thi Scholar hip i funded by the philanth

Key facts

Award value
A$8,000
Covers
Living costs
Funding type
Living stipend
Level
Doctoral
Fields
Sciences
Renewable
Yes
Provider
The University of Sydney

Figures as stated by the provider. Confirm the current round on the official page before applying.

Good to know

Scholar hip Search Dome tic tudent International tudent Prize and award About u Home Scholar hip Jame Vincent Scholar hip in Agricultural Microbiology (Supplementary) The Blain Family Re earch Scholar hip Po tgraduate Re earch Scholar hip in Su tainability Analy i of Carbon Seque tration Technology Po tgraduate Re earch Scholar hip in Nitrogen Remobili ation Po tgraduate Re earch Scholar hip in Chickpea and Chilli Breeding Po tgraduate Re earch Scholar hip in Legume and Agave Genome Synteny Univer ity_ Jame Vincent Scholar hip in Agricultural Microbiology (Supplementary) A po tgraduate re earch cholar hip The cholar hip aim to encourage po tgraduate re earch tudent to tudy the application of microbiology to agriculture, food and milk production. Highlight ValueEligibilityOpen dateClo e date$8000Full-time PhD within the School of Life and Environmental Science Primary tipend cholar hip recipient Undertaking re earch in agricultural microbiology 20 May 202416 June 2024 How to apply Apply here. Benefit The Scholar hip will provide an annual upplementary tipend allowance of $8,000 (fixed rate) for up to three year , ubject to ati factory academic performance. Who' eligible You mu t: have an unconditional offer or currrently enrolled full-time in a PhD within the School of Life and Environmental Science be a recipient of a primary cholar hip from the Univer ity of Sydney that provide a tipend allowancebe willing or currently undertaking re earch in the application of microbiology to agriculture, food and milk production. Background Thi Scholar hip ha been e tabli hed to provide financial a i tance to po tgraduate re earch tudent who are undertaking re earch into the application of microbiology to agriculture, food and milk production, Thi Scholar hip i funded by the philanth Exact official public evidence revalidated 2026-09-11, unsupported precision omitted.

Facts checked against the official source. Last updated 15 September 2026.