RACP Fellows Research Entry Scholarship

Purpose: To provide stipend support to encourage and support the promotion of research in any medical specialty areas represented by the RACP's Divisions, Faculties and Chapters.
Value: Up to AUD$45,000 for 1 year.
Eligibility: Australian Fellows and Advanced Trainees of the RACP's Divisions, Faculties and Chapters.
Tenable: Australia only.
Special requirements: The successful applicant will be requested to publicise the Scholarship through speaking engagements and participation at College events. 

This Scholarship is supported by contributions from RACP Life Fellows.

RACP Research Entry Scholarship

Purpose: To provide stipend support to encourage and support the promotion of research in any medical specialty areas represented by the RACP's Divisions, Faculties and Chapters.
Value: Up to AUD$45,000 for 1 year.
Eligibility: Fellows and Advanced Trainees of the RACP's Divisions, Faculties and Chapters.
Tenable: Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand.
Special requirements: The successful applicant will be requested to publicise the Scholarship through speaking engagements and participation at College events. 

This Scholarship is supported by contributions from RACP Members.

Jacquot Research Entry Scholarships

Purpose: To provide stipend support for Fellows or Advanced Trainees in nephrology to undertake a research higher degree. Projects may be in basic, clinical, epidemiological or public health aspects of nephrology.
Value: Up to AUD$45,000 for 1 year.
Recipients are eligible to apply for continuation of funding for up to 2 years but must demonstrate significant progress in their subsequent application.
Eligibility: Nephrology Fellows and Advanced Trainees of the RACP undertaking full or part-time^* study.
Tenable: Australia, Aotearoa New Zealand and overseas.
^* Award will be pro-rata.  

This Scholarship is supported by a bequest from the late Don and Lorraine Jacquot and co-administered with the Australian and New Zealand Society of Nephrology (ANZSN).

MAIC RACP Research Entry Scholarship

Purpose: Stipend support to promote research capacity and capability to improve knowledge on:

• medical conditions or illnesses which cause or contribute to motor vehicle accidents (MVAs)
• medical treatments or approaches that improve health outcomes for people involved in MVAs
• rehabilitation of people who sustain a temporary or permanent disability through MVAs
• improving longer term outcomes of people injured in MVAs’s including pain management, community re-integration, psychosocial, mental health and vocational outcomes

Value: Up to AUD$45,000 a year for up to 2 years.
Eligibility: Australian or Aotearoa New Zealand Fellows and Advanced Trainees of the RACP's Divisions, Faculties and Chapters, currently enrolled or about to enrol in a Masters, PhD or equivalent research higher degree.
Tenable: Queensland.
Exception: The Scholarship normally will be tenable in Queensland unless there is a demonstrable benefit to the state of Queensland from the research being undertaken elsewhere in Australia.
Special requirements: MAIC requires a final report that outlines how the outcome of the research contributes towards lessening the risk of road traffic collision injuries, and/or improving the outcomes of people injured in MVAs. 

This Scholarship is made available by a grant from the Queensland Motor Accident Insurance Commission (MAIC) matched with funds provided by the Fellows of the RACP.

Aotearoa New Zealand Odlin Research Entry Scholarship

Purpose: To provide stipend support for research in the causes and treatment of cancer or hypertension.
Value: Up to NZD$45,000.
Eligibility: Aotearoa New Zealand Fellows and trainees of the RACP's Divisions, Faculties and Chapters, who are residing in Aotearoa New Zealand at the time of application.
Tenable: Aotearoa New Zealand, Australia and overseas.  

This Scholarship is supported by a bequest from the late Mrs Elva Price Odlin.