de Lissa PhD Cosmetology Scholarships

Cosmetology Scholarships Applications for two PhD scholarships are invited to focus Lissa interested parties to tailor high-quality research on any of these major problem areas to engage. Successful applicants will be Professor Paul Harris, President Lillian Lissa, from early childhood (search), whose principal supervisor to operate. Successful applicants will be based on the Magill campus of the University of South Australia.

Cosmetology Scholarships Successful candidates would tailor mentioned a specific research project in one of these areas of interest. Research projects would engage sensitively to the voices of children to assess the prospects of children in each study and may interested in the contexts in which children participate and to study learning, based on studies, cases and techniques of ethnographic research, including To do so. Development of knowledge and critical analysis of research and policy documents would be an integral part of these projects.

The Cosmetology Scholarships have been made available through the Lillian de Lissa Trust Fund as a partnership between the University of South Australia (UniSA) and the South Australian Department of Education and Children’s Services.

Value

$30,000 per year for three consecutive years


Eligibility

These Cosmetology Scholarships are available for Australian and New Zealand citizens and permanent residents of Australia.


Criteria
Essential

An applicant for a place in a Doctor of Philosophy program must satisfy the Research Degrees Committee of competence to undertake a higher degree by research by:

holding or being eligible to hold from an approved higher education institution an award in an appropriate discipline which is assessed by this University as being equivalent to:
an Honours degree or a Bachelors degree with honours of at least class 2a standard
an appropriate Masters degree

OR

holding such other qualifications as are acceptable to the Research Degrees Committee – in such cases the applicant must satisfy the Research Degrees Committee of fitness to undertake advanced work on the basis of the standard of achievement in, and the relevance of, previous higher education studies, and professional experience or published research work.

Desirable

University qualifications in early childhood education
Professional experience in early childhood education


Contact and how to apply

Interested applicants should contact Professor Pauline Harris for initial discussions before submitting their applications online

Professor Pauline Harris
The Lillian de Lissa Chair, Early Childhood (Research)
University of South Australia and SA Department of Education & Children’s Services
Email: pauline.harris@unisa.edu.au


Closing date

Closing date for applications is Tuesday 14 June 2011.

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