University of Melbourne Klein Prize in Experimental Physics 2026
The University of Melbourne offers the Klein Prize in Experimental Physics 2026 for PhD candidates conducting experimental physics research. The award provides up to AUD 3,000 and is granted automatically to eligible students based on their prior research and enrollment.
Eligible Degrees
Doctorate (PhD)
Eligible Nationalities
Canada, United Arab Emirates, Germany, Netherlands, France, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, United States, Ireland
Destination
Australia
Eligible Courses
Physics
University of Melbourne Klein Prize in Experimental Physics 2026
This prize is awarded to a Research Higher Degree student in the School of Physics who completed relevant experimental physics research in the previous year as part of a Bachelor of Science (Honours), Master of Science (Physics), or Postgraduate Diploma in Science (Physics).
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must:
- Be enrolled in a PhD in Science (Physics)
- Have completed a substantial research project in Experimental Physics during the prior year
- Have undertaken that research as part of one of the following programs at the University of Melbourne:
- Bachelor of Science (Honours)
- Master of Science (Physics)
- Postgraduate Diploma in Science (Physics)
Value of the Prize
The prize provides a one‑off payment of up to AUD 3,000.
Application Process
No separate application is required; eligible candidates are automatically considered based on their enrollment and academic records.
For further details and the official application form, visit University of Melbourne Klein Prize in Experimental Physics 2026.
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