Scholarship details
Study levels
Postgraduate
Student type
Future students and Current students
Study area
Health
Citizenship
Australian or New Zealand
Application dates
- Applications open
- 11 November 2024
- Applications close
- 9 February 2025
What you'll receive
- a 50% tuition fee scholarship; or
- more than 50% (up to value of 100%) tuition fee scholarship will be considered depending on number of applications received and quality of the applications.
Eligibility
The scholarship is open to individuals who are pursuing postgraduate study in the Graduate Certificate in Digital Health Leadership and Management (PU70) at QUT.
To be eligible you must:
- be an Australian or New Zealand citizen, a permanent resident, or the holder of a permanent humanitarian visa
- be enrolled in Graduate Certificate in Digital Health Leadership and Management (PU70) at the application close date
- currently work in the healthcare industry
- not have previously received a Digital Health CRC Scholarship.
How to apply
Apply by providing:
- your current CV (curriculum vitae) with evidence of your current employment in the healthcare industry
- a 500-word statement that provides details around your healthcare experience, reasons for wanting to upskill in digital health leadership or management, and why you have chosen this graduate certificate to further your education.
What happens next?
All applications will be assessed by a panel consisting of the PU70 course coordinator, QUT Health Management Discipline Lead and a representative from Digital Health CRC.
You will be notified of your application outcome after the final submission deadline for each semester of study and/or year.
Direct scholarship enquiries to a.tariq@qut.edu.au
Conditions
You must:
- remain enrolled as a part-time student at QUT for the duration of the studies to retain your scholarship. Leave of Absence (LOA) from your scholarship may only be approved under certain circumstances. The course coordinator should be consulted to seek LOA approval
- maintain a course grade point average (GPA) of 5.0 or greater in any given semester to maintain the scholarship for the next study period. Failure to maintain this condition may result in the scholarship being terminated.
About the scholarship
Building capability in digital health is fundamental to improving patient outcomes and experiences and improving efficiency and waste reduction.
The Digital Health CRC funded scholarships for QUT Graduate Certificate in Digital Health Leadership and Management will help prepare emerging healthcare leaders to establish and implement digital health services and capabilities within their workplace settings and improve the quality and scale of adoption.
About the Digital Health CRC
The Digital Health CRC partners with universities, industry and government to deliver transformational outcomes through expertise in health data research and knowledge application.