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Self-Concept in Autistic and ADHD Adults

University of Tasmania

Master by Research eligible project examining self-concept redefinition among late-recognised autistic and ADHD adults through qualitative, psychometric and co-design work.

AustraliaOct 1, 2026Last source check Aug 8, 2026
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Domestic tuition fees offset. Eligible international applicants may receive a tuition fee offset following competitive assessment.
AUD 34,315 per annum at the currently published rate, for 2 years for Master by Research.
AUD 34,315 per annum at the current published rate for 2 years for Master by Research. Relocation allowance up to AUD 2,000. Domestic tuition fee offset applies; an international tuition fee offset may be offered competitively.
OSHC is not included in the base project scholarship description. International applicants must budget for OSHC unless separately funded.
Relocation allowance up to AUD 2,000 where stated by the project.
Direct essential research costs are met by the relevant School/Institute under University HDR arrangements.

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Eligibility

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  • Contact the named supervisor and obtain supervisory support.
  • Qualifying degree normally awarded within 10 years before application.
  • Meet project-specific selection criteria.
  • Apply to the advertised research project as a Master by Research applicant.
  • For Master of Research, a recognised relevant bachelor's with honours of at least second-class lower standard with a minimum thesis component, or a coursework master's degree with a minimum thesis component.
  • Standard HDR evidence includes IELTS Academic 7.0 overall with no band below 6.5, TOEFL iBT 94 with specified sub-score minima, PTE Academic 65 with specified sub-score minima, or approved alternatives/exemptions.
  • On-campus attendance applies where specified by the project.
  • Applicants must be able to undertake the project on campus.
  • Lived, professional or personal experience supporting neurodivergent people is desirable where stated by the project.
  • Where honours is the basis for admission, the research thesis/project must exceed 10,000 words and equal at least 50% of course credits.
  • Where coursework master's is the basis, the thesis must exceed 10,000 words and equal at least 25% of course credits.
  • Domestic and international applicants
Application package

Documents and steps

Required documents

  1. Research thesis or substantial research work evidence where relevant
  2. CV with two referees
  3. Academic qualifications
  4. Certified transcripts and degree certificates
  5. Signed supervisory support form / evidence of supervisor support
  6. Two-page research proposal
  7. English-language evidence where required
  8. Passport or citizenship/identity evidence

Application steps

  1. Check project and MRes eligibility.

  2. Contact the named supervisor and discuss suitability.

  3. Prepare the two-page proposal and required HDR documents.

  4. Submit the official UTas HDR application by 11.59pm AEST on 1 October 2026 and indicate that scholarship consideration is requested.

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Application steps

  1. Check project and MRes eligibility.
  2. Contact the named supervisor and discuss suitability.
  3. Prepare the two-page proposal and required HDR documents.
  4. Submit the official UTas HDR application by 11.59pm AEST on 1 October 2026 and indicate that scholarship consideration is requested.

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