The John Crampton Travelling Scholarship
Overview
Title
The John Crampton Travelling Scholarship
College
Opening date
02-10-2025
Closing date
16-11-2025
Scholarship value
A generous stipend (e.g., $25,000 p.a.), tuition fee support (up to $25,000 p.a.), and travel allowances
Scholarship duration
Up to 3 years for a PhD and up to 2 years for Masters by Research
Payment term
Student type
Domestic students
Level of Study
Honours, Higher Degrees Research
Description
The late Mrs Mary Hope St. Clair Crampton died on 8 August 1996 leaving a bequest providing a number of scholarships to be used for the purpose of enabling students to undertake higher degree study overseas.
Applications are invited from students intending to undertake study in the areas of Architecture, Engineering, Fine Arts (Music excluded) or Classical Antiquity, in a country other than Australia. The number and value of scholarships awarded each year will be determined on merit and subject to available income.
Eligibility
Eligible Fields: Architecture, Engineering, Fine Arts (Music excluded), or Classical Antiquity.
A candidate should preferably be an Australian Citizen or Permanent Resident and a graduate of an Australian university holding either a First Class Honours degree (or equivalent qualification) or a Research Masters degree. Other candidates who are students in any of the specified areas of study may be considered on merit.
Application information
The University of Adelaide is currently administering the John Crampton Travelling Scholarship for 2026. This prestigious award supports Australian graduates pursuing higher degree research (Master’s or Doctorate) overseas.
Although administered by the University of Adelaide, the scholarship is open to eligible graduates from any Australian university.
You can find the full eligibility criteria and application details via below:
