UC Civil and Natural Resources Engineering PhD Scholarship

In making the recommendations, the selection committee gives equal consideration to: a. academic achievement b. likelihood of success in the applicant's research project and c. strategic objectives of the Department of Civil and Natural Resources Engineering.

If, in any year, there are fewer candidates of sufficient merit than there are scholarships available, then fewer are awarded.

Curriculum Vitae: A CV of up to three pages. This should include academic history, work history, and any relevant research experience.

Research: A one-page essay on research interests, research experience, and motivations

Academic Documents: Transcripts from Bachelor and MS degrees (where applicable). Please ensure that the scan includes a description of the university grading scale. For an MS degree in progress, students are encouraged to submit their transcript to-date.

Evidence of English Language Proficiency: A description of suitable evidence can be found here: English language proficiency University of Canterbury

References: A list of at least two academic references, including contact information (phone number and email address)

Candidates must be eligible for admission to a doctoral programme at Te Whare W?nanga o Waitaha University of Canterbury.

Recipients may not already hold a research doctoral degree.

The UC Civil and Natural Resources Engineering PhD Scholarship supports students to study towards a research doctoral degree in the Department of Civil and Natural Resources Engineering at Te Whare W?nanga o Waitaha University of Canterbury.

Tenure: The scholarships are tenable for the period necessary to complete up to 360 points of enrolment.

Applicable Enrolment During Tenure: Full- or part-time enrolment in a PhD programme at University of Canterbury in the Department of Civil and Natural Resources Engineering.