The Prince Charles Hospital Foundation

Research training grants for new researchers (healthcare workers, clinicians, allied health staff) undertaking small research projects up to $10,000

Recognizes young individuals under the age of 21, who are either preparing to attend or currently matriculated at college, and have demonstrated impact in their local or national community by advocating for causes they believe are fundamental to societal progress.

These seed grants provide an opportunity for QUT CBT-based engineers and scientists to collaborate with clinicians at The Prince Charles Hospital (TPCH) on small research projects addressing clinically relevant problems. Projects are valued up to $15,000 and are to be completed within one year.

These grants support research projects addressing clinical needs at Caboolture Hospital, Kilcoy Hospital, and/or Woodford Corrections Health. Projects are valued up to $20,000 and are for small, well-defined studies conducted over one to two years.

These fellowships provide salary support of $110,000 per annum for three years, aiming to build research capacity by supporting full-time researchers at The Prince Charles Hospital campus or in significant partnership with TPCH. Applications typically open in July each year.

This scholarship offers a living stipend to individuals undertaking a full-time or part-time PhD degree at a recognised Australian university, with research conducted at or in significant association with The Prince Charles Hospital.

These grants are available to fund pieces of equipment that support research within any area of The Prince Charles Hospital. Applications for equipment utilised by multiple groups or with co-funding are considered favourably.

Introduced in 2017, these fellowships provide a continuum of support for researchers, guiding those new to research through essential training and skills development during their PhD and post-doctoral studies.

These grants are part of the Foundation's continuum of support for researchers, building on the New Investigator Grants to further advance research careers.

Added in 2024, these fellowships offer targeted support to mid-career researchers to maintain momentum, expand collaborations, and lead larger-scale projects, ensuring continuity in their research careers.