MERLE KELL DUNLOP CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY RESEARCH AWARD
The University of Western Australia
COURSEWORK
Ms Merle Smith has donated fund to The University of Western Australia ('the University') to provide a scholarship to encourage and assist high achieving students enrolled in a Master of Biotechnology or Master of Clinical Pathology to undertake a research project in the area of clinical biochemistry.
To be eligible to apply for the scholarship, an applicant must be enrolled, or eligible to enrol— (a) full-time unless the selection body is satisfied that there are exceptional circumstances1 which preclude full-time enrolment; (b) in research project units2 intending to undertake a research project focusing on physiological or disease pathways that utilises a biochemical test using a biofluid or tissues from human or animal model to study physiological or disease pathways; and (c) in the— (i) Master of Biomedical Science (71520) specialising in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology; (ii) in the Master of Clinical Pathology (92510) specialising in Clinical Biochemistry; or (iii) in the Master of Biotechnology (71580).
Relevant research project units are— • MSCI5560; MSCI5561; MSCI5562; MSCI5563 for Master of Biomedical Science. • PATH5113; PATH5114; PATH5115; PATH5116 for Clinical Pathology • SCIE5571; SCIE5572; SCIE5573; SCIE5574 for Master of Biotechnology
To encourage and assist high achieving students enrolled in a Master of Biotechnology or Master of Clinical Pathology to undertake a research project in the area of clinical biochemistry.