Funding opportunities
 Malcolm
Douglas Grant Postgraduate Scholarship
The Malcolm Douglas Grant
Research Fund was established in 2004 by Ms Natalie McConaghy in memory of her
nephew, Malcolm Douglas Grant. The primary purpose of the fund is to facilitate
research of an international standard into treatments for Mucopolysaccharidoses
involving bone dysplasias (including but not limited to Morquio Syndrome).
The Malcolm Douglas Grant
Research Fund provides for a postgraduate scholarship to enable the
successful applicant to undertake PhD or post-doctoral research. Only one award
will be offered at any one time.
This Award will be open to University graduates with an appropriate honours degree in a discipline of science or health science to pursue postgraduate studies within one of the departments of the Children, Youth and Women's Health Service. The stipend for the Award will be at the level of postgraduate scholarships for PhD students currently provided by the University of Adelaide
The recipient will be required to enrol for the degree of PhD in the Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Adelaide. The research program which the recipient of the Award will undertake must fulfil the requirements for the degree of PhD in the University of Adelaide
Applications have been called for the inaugural award. Applicants are advised to refer to the Conditions of Award and the Application format.
Applications closed on May 12 2006.
Further information can be obtained from the Research Secretariat via email.
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