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Centre for Human Factors and Sociotechnical Systems Honours Scholarship

Scholarship applications are now closed.

The Centre for Human Factors and Sociotechnical Systems was established in 2013 with the aim of developing a leading research capability in the areas of Human Factors, Sociotechnical Systems, and Systems thinking.

The Centre for Human Factors and Sociotechnical Systems Honours Scholarship aims to encourage and support students to undertake Honours programs and experience research activities within the Centre for Human Factors and Sociotechnical Systems Honours Scholarship research team.

Scholarship payments will be made approximately three weeks after Census Date, once enrolment has been confirmed.

Please Note:  This scholarship is offered on a yearly basis through funds provided by an external donor. If funding is not available in any given year, the scholarship will not be awarded.

Eligibility
  • enrolled in either a full-time Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) or a 1 year ‘End-on’ Honours program at UniSC
    • students enrolled in a Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) must be commencing in their 4th year (Honours component) of study
    • students enrolled in a 1 year ‘End-on’ Honours program must be commencing in their program
  • students must have a supervisor from the CHFSTS (topic to be agreed)
  • not already in receipt of a UniSC merit scholarship or a UniSC Honours or Postgraduate scholarship for their Honours year of study
  • Australian citizen, New Zealand citizen, Permanent Australian Humanitarian Visa holder, or Permanent Resident of Australia
Selection criteria
Eligible programs
Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) or 1 year 'End-on' Honours programs
Number available
2
Value

A$5,000 per annum for up to one year of full-time study (comprising 96 units). Part-time students will receive pro rata payment, equivalent to the units of study.