Computational Biomedicine Project – Talo Computational Biology Talent Accelerator Grant

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Overview

Each year the John Curtin School of Medical Research (JCSMR), ANU College of Health and Medicine may offer up to five awards known as the Computational Biomedicine Project - Talo Computational Biology Talent Accelerator Grant ('the Award')

The objectives of the Award are to support students to complete MEDN3007/8007 Computational Biomedicine and encourage cross-disciplinary movement and upskilling into Computational Biomedicine.

Funding for this Award has been provided by Taiyang Zhang and Loong Wang, as part of the Talo Computational Biology Talent Accelerator.

Field of study

Computational Biology

Eligibility

The Award is available each year to a continuing ANU student who:

is a domestic or international student; and
is enrolled in an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework program at the University; and
as met the prerequisites for and will enrol in the course MEDN3007/8007; and
has achieved a Weighted Average Mark (WAM) equivalent to an ANU 70% calculated from 24 units of courses in the discipline cognate to the MEDN3007/8007 Research Project (minimum of two courses in Programming and/or data analysis).

Benefits

The value of the Award is stated in your letter of offer. The Award is paid in a one-off instalment after census date of the semester in which the course (MEDN3007/MEDN8007) is undertaken unless otherwise stated in the letter of offer.

The recipient is responsible for making payment of all tuition fees by the prescribed date as set out by the University each session. Recipients of the Award are responsible for the costs of books, study materials, accommodation and all other costs of study.