BE A LEADER IN INDIGENOUS RESEARCH: UTS CHANCELLOR’S FELLOWSHIP 2025
Shape the future of Indigenous academia! The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is seeking brilliant early-career Indigenous researchers for their prestigious Chancellor’s Indigenous Research Fellowships (CIRF).
What is the CIRF?
This highly selective program empowers exceptional Indigenous researchers. It provides a springboard for your academic journey, nurturing your research, teaching, leadership, and communication skills. As a CIRF Fellow, you’ll be groomed to become a future leader in Indigenous academia, making a lasting impact on society.
Benefits:
- Thrive in a Four-Year Fellowship: Sharpen your research focus while gaining valuable teaching experience.
- Competitive Salary & Support: Enjoy financial security with a competitive salary, research funding, and professional development opportunities.
- Expert Mentorship & Community: Learn from experienced academics and connect with a supportive network of Indigenous researchers at UTS.
Eligibility:
- Proudly Indigenous: Identify as an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Australian.
- Early-Career Excellence: Have a PhD completed within the last five years (ideally).
- Academic Strength: Showcase a stellar academic record and a promising research trajectory.
- Community Commitment: Demonstrate a deep dedication to the Indigenous community.
Application Process For The Chancellor’s Indigenous Research Fellowship
- Visit the UTS Website: Check out the official Chancellor’s Research Fellowships webpage for application submission.
- Prepare Your Application: You will need a compelling research proposal, your CV, evidence of your commitment to Indigenous communities, and references from academic mentors or supervisors.
- Submit Your Application: Follow the online process to submit your documents by the deadline of June 3, 2024.
Don’t miss this chance! Apply by June 3, 2024 for the 2025 Chancellor’s Indigenous Research Fellowships. Become a leading voice in Indigenous research and leave your mark on the academic landscape!
Source: AFA
