关于申请澳大利亚詹姆斯库克大学博士生项目的通知


    根据国家留学基金管理委员会与詹姆斯库克大学(James Cook University)签署的合作备忘录,双方共同设立了国家留学基金管理委员会与詹姆斯库克大学联合奖学金(China Scholarship Council/ James Cook University Joint Scholarships)。该项目接收我国优秀学生赴詹姆斯库克大学攻读博士学位。库克大学与我校建有校际合作关系,对我校申请者将给予优先录取。项目申请时间及方式等详见附件“JCU-CSC PhD Scholarships”。
    请有意申请的同学抓紧联系该学校。若有问题,可联系Professor Helene Marsh ( helene.marsh@jcu.edu.au ), Professor Rosamund Thorpe (rosamund.thorpe@jcu.edu.au),  Dr Chengwang Lei
(chengwang.lei@jcu.edu.au) or current CSU-JCU student Yadan Mao (yadan.mao@jcu.edu.au)

 


                                   研究生院培养办公室
                                 二〇〇八年一月十四日

JCU-CSC PhD Scholarships

China Scholarship Council Scholarships to James Cook

University Australia

James Cook University is Australia's leading tropical research university. It takes its

name from the eighteenth century British navigator and explorer Captain James Cook,

whose epic voyages contributed significantly to the world of science. The University was

proclaimed in Townsville on 20 April 1970, two hundred years after Cook charted the

eastern seaboard of Australia.

 

JCU is a multi-campus university with the main sites located in the vibrant tropical

Queensland cities of Townsville and Cairns. Offshore facilities and partnerships continue

to grow and in 2004, JCU signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the China

Scholarship Council to jointly underwrite PhD scholarships for Chinese students to

undertake PhDs at JCU. In addition, in some circumstances the scholarships can be used

to undertake a PhD jointly at JCU and a Chinese University under a conjoint degree

arrangement between JCU and the relevant Chinese University.

 

JCU offers courses in a broad range of study areas and has a strong research focus,

particularly in matters relating to life in the tropics.

 

JCU's main sites are located in tropical northern Queensland, a remarkable region where

over a million visitors come each year to experience two World Heritage listed natural

wonders: the Great Barrier Reef and the rainforests of the Wet Tropics. The region is also

the gateway to the scenic Atherton Tablelands, Cape York and the historic Queensland

outback.

 

Priority fields of research for recipients of China Scholarship Council

Scholarships at JCU:

 

Asian Trade (Business), Marine Science, Earth Science, Engineering, Tourism, Tropical

Biology and Conservation, Tropical Medicine. See Potential PhD topics in these areas.

 

Application and selection process with timetable:

 

If you are interested in applying for a JCU-CSC Scholarship, you should contact potential

supervisors to discuss potential topics- http://www.jcu.edu.au/grs/topics/index.html

 

You should then apply to JCUhttp://

www.jcu.edu.au/prospective/studyoptions/postgraduate/JCUDEV_002585.html

directly by 9 February 2008.

 

Successful applicants will be offered a research training place at JCU by 17 March.

 

You must submit your CSC application through your home institution or local CSC

application office (China Scholarship Council application form http://apply.csc.edu.cn/)

by 20 March. A copy of the admission letter from the host university must be enclosed

with your application.

 

The China Scholarship Council in liaison with JCU will announce the successful

scholarship recipients in July.

 

Successful applicants are supposed to commence their studies at JCU in February the

following year.

 

Qualifications for entry:

Bachelors degrees with honours including substantial research project

 

Coursework Masters degrees including substantial research project

 

Research Masters degree

 

Currently enrolled students must submit final degree certificate to CSC and JCU by 30

June in order to be eligible for consideration.

 

Scholarship conditions

 

1. To obtain a student visa to Australia, Chinese applicants must meet the

University’s English requirements via an IELTS test and score of at least 6.5 and

no individual component lower than 6.

2. Applicants must also be citizens and permanent residents of the People’s Republic

of China at the time of application, and:

 

i. not be currently working or studying abroad;

 

ii. return to China at the end of the period of study;

 

iii. fill in the China Scholarship Council application form and China Scholarship

Council employer reference form.

 

JCU contact:

 

Susan Meehan

 

Manager, Graduate Research School

 

James Cook University

e-mail: Susan.Meehan@jcu.edu.au

 

CSC contact:

 

Hongqi Sui

 

Division of Cooperation and Consultancy

 

China Scholarship Council

 

Level 13 Building A3

 

No. 9 Chegongzhuang Ave.

 

Beijing 100044

 

PR China

 

Tel: 8610 6609 3977

 

Fax: 8610 8839 3963

 

E-mail: hqsui@csc.edu.cn