Murdoch University Top-up Scholarship for International Students

Murdoch University Top-up Scholarship: Applications are invited from qualified international students who are passionate about developing a career in the Information Technology space to apply for the IT Discipline Top-up Scholarship at Murdoch University, Australia for the academic session.

The scholarship will among other things provide funding of up to $8,000 to students as partial funding for their studies at the postgraduate level.

Scholarship Sponsor(s): Murdoch University, Australia

Scholarship Type: Partial Funding

Host Institution(s): Murdoch University, Australia

Scholarship Worth: £8,000

Number of Awards: Several

Study Level: Postgraduate

Nationality: International Students

DETAILS of Murdoch University Top-up Scholarship

Despite the benefits of IoT in streamlining data collection and sharing, there are a number of problems where IoT integrates with cloud computing for data sharing and traceability. Hence, this research looks into new ways of featuring IoT data analytics with blockchain techniques, through designing such cryptographic systems and implement on the current private blockchain.

Eligibility Criteria

To be considered for the IT Top-up Scholarship, interested applicants are to meet the conditions as follows:
  1. Applicants must have knowledge about Internet of Things (IoT), private blockchain and Mathematics (Cryptography).
  2. Applicants must be international students.
  3. Applicants must be willing to abide by the rules and regulations governing the conduct of students at the University.
  4. Applicants must have obtained relevant bachelor’s degree from a reputable institution of higher learning.

How to Apply for Murdoch University Top-up Scholarship for International Students

Interested applicants for the Murdoch University Top-up Scholarship 2022 are to email their CV, transcripts and supporting documents to Fatemeh.rezaeibagha@murdoch.edu.au by the application deadline.

Application Deadline: 31st July

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