FULBRIGHT POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP in TECHNOLOGY AND COMMUNICATIONS

Sponsored by Telstra

The Fulbright Postgraduate Scholarship in Technology and Communications is for applicants who wish to undertake postgraduate research or study in the United States towards an Australian higher degree, or enrolment in a U.S. higher degree. Applications are invited from graduates who have an interest and commitment to a career in technology and communications.

Telstra is Australia's leading telecommunications and information services company. This Scholarship was established with Telstra in 2004 and the first scholarship was granted in 2005. In announcing the Scholarship, the then CEO of Telstra, Dr Ziggy Switkoski stated, "it is pivotal to Australia's future that we push the frontiers in technology and communication in the true spirit of the Fulbright Program, as a means of bringing the world together as never before. I hope that in some small way, the Fulbright Telstra Postgraduate Scholarship in Technology and Communication will help achieve this goal".

For further information on Telstra please refer to the Telstra web site.

For more information, read the stories of the current 2009 Fulbright Postgraduate Technology and Communications Scholar Mr Florian Mueller.

For general information and applications please refer to Application Information.

Previous Fulbright Technology and Communications Scholars

Year	Name	Home Institution	Program
2008	Sarah Beavan	Australian National University	Research on quantum mechanics focusing on quantum cryptography (Aust. PhD research)
2007	Kristy Vernon	Queensland University of Technology	Research towards her PhD on the investigation of nano-sensors, capable of detecting trace amounts of a substance down to single molecules, University of California, Berkeley
2006	Avin Mathew	Queensland University of Technology and University of Queensland	Research towards a PhD on the design of an asset management data warehouse, to assist strategic planning and management through the effective access and use of data, University of Cincinnati, Ohio
2005	James Cowling	University of Sydney	Under took a PhD in Computer Science, specialising in computer networks and communication services, Massachusetts Institute of Technology