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Scholarship · 2026 application cycle

Deciphering conversational self-repair

Macquarie University

Macquarie University offers a funded PhD scholarship on conversational self-repair and its effects on human language and communication.

AustraliaOct 31, 2026Last source check Aug 19, 2026
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The scholarship comprises a tuition fee offset or scholarship and a living allowance stipend of AUD 39,700 per annum, full time and indexed, for three years.

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Eligibility

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  • Applicants are encouraged to have a background in linguistics, conversation analysis or a cognate field and competence in an Australian Aboriginal language, tactile Auslan, Japanese, Finnish, Norwegian or Italian.
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Required documents

  1. Academic transcripts
  2. Referee details
  3. Research proposal where required
  4. Curriculum Vitae

Application steps

  1. Prepare an expression of interest for the self-repair project.

  2. Email the EOI to Associate Professors Scott Barnes and Joe Blythe with the subject line Self-repair project PhD candidature.

  3. Complete the Macquarie online graduate research application and submit by 31 October 2026.

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Application steps

  1. Prepare an expression of interest for the self-repair project.
  2. Email the EOI to Associate Professors Scott Barnes and Joe Blythe with the subject line Self-repair project PhD candidature.
  3. Complete the Macquarie online graduate research application and submit by 31 October 2026.

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