AAG Queensland Division
Scholarships to attend the 2023 AAG Conference
Applications are now closed - this text has been left here as a guide to what may be made available in 2024
The AAG Queensland Division invites applications from Queensland AAG members who are postgraduate students or early career researchers/practitioners and have had an abstract accepted as a presenting author for an oral presentation or symposium.
Two bursaries ($750 each) will be offered to support the cost of conference registration for the 56th AAG Conference in Gold Coast from November 14-17th 2023.
Two bursaries ($750 each) will be offered to support the cost of conference registration for the 56th AAG Conference in Gold Coast from November 14-17th 2023.
One bursary will be awarded for each of the following categories two categories:
- Category I: Post Graduate student
- Category II: Early career researcher/practitioner (within five years of being awarded PhD or equivalent relative to opportunity
Applicants are required to be current members of AAG
For applicants who are accepted, conference registration fees will be paid directly through the Division
When applying you will be asked to:
- Provide details of your accepted abstract
- Describe in 250 words or less why you should receive this bursary and how it would benefit you, your research and/or your future career in gerontology
- Describe any past involvement in AAG activities and how you would like to contribute to AAG in the future.
Apply now by following this link to the online application form.
Applications must be received by the extended date of Monday 7th August.