Research Institute and Other Scholarships
The Research Institutes often host their own annual scholarship rounds.
In addition, Charles Sturt University may fund, or co-fund other scholarships created through partnerships with industry, philanthropic organisations, or donors.
Explore scholarships
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NSW Education Waratah Scholarships chevron_right
The NSW Department of Education is seeking to fund research projects that support its priorities and lead to improvements in social and educational outcomes for people in NSW. Waratah Scholarships will be awarded on a competitive basis in the form of a top-up to their Research Training Program (RTP) stipend to higher degree research students undertaking research aligned with one or more of the priorities listed.
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Casella Family Brands PhD Scholarship chevron_right
This scholarship is to encourage the development of new knowledge in the area of viticulture, oenology and related businesses and alleviate some of the financial pressures associated with higher degree research.
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CSIRO/ACDP - Charles Sturt University Joint PhD Program chevron_right
The CSIRO/ACDP – CSU PhD Scholarships provide enhanced opportunities in science for outstanding graduates enrolling in a PhD at Charles Sturt University. The program is now looking for applicants for commencement in 2023. Four potential research projects are available.
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CSIRO-Telstra-AICF Scholarship chevron_right
Enhancing Cybersecurity in Telecommunications through Human-Machine Teaming
Research the implementation of a stable environment in telecommunications to enhance cybersecurity through human-machine teaming, optimizing SOC operations and advancing anomaly detection systems.
Navigating Cyber Risk Management Operational Complexity in the Telecommunication Sector Using Digital Twin And Synthetic Data
Develop predictive analytics and a Digital Twin tool to enhance cybersecurity operations for Telstra, using advanced machine learning and mixed-method research approaches.
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RHRI Project Scholarship chevron_right
Implementing cognitive remediation therapy in mental health services – A Social Return On Investment study
The student will investigate the social return on investment (SROI) for implementing cognitive remediation therapy in public mental health services. SROI uses qualitative and quantitative methods to document people’s experiences of healthcare.
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Engineering Project Scholarship chevron_right
Utilising waste rubbers in concrete production
This scholarship supports research on incorporating waste rubber into concrete, funded by a startup from regional NSW, aiming to innovate sustainable construction materials and reduce environmental waste.