SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDsHSANZ and Charity Partners Scholarships, Fellowships, and GrantsHSANZ and their charity partners offer a range of HSANZ funded or co-funded PhD Scholarships, Clinical Fellowships, grants and awards annually, biennially and triennially. HSANZ also awards several annual awards and grants associated with the Annual Scientific Meeting: Blood All applicants must be financial Members of HSANZ. To join go to https://www.hsanz.org.au/apply-for-membership Details of each scholarship are available below. Please scroll down for information. Applications for the following scholarships open in April 2025 and close on 27 July 2025:
Applications for the following awards are made via the Blood abstract submission process:
Nominations for the following awards will open later in 2025:
Other scholarships not currently being offered:
HSANZ / Leukaemia Foundation PhD Scholarships 2025
The Haematology Society of Australia and New Zealand (HSANZ) and the Leukaemia Foundation (LF) are pleased to confirm their partnership and commitment to awarding doctoral scholarships to Australian applicants planning to undertake high quality research in blood cancer or blood cancer related topics. These PhD Scholarships are a flagship program of HSANZ and LF, supporting members to undertake supported higher degree training, and developing the next generation of Australian blood cancer researchers. Leukaemia Foundation 2025 PhD Research Priorities This year up to three (3) scholarships will be awarded to meritorious applications where the application aligns with at least one of the Leukaemia Foundation's research priorities. These include:
For more information including eligibility, please download and share the flyer (includes PDF cover sheet). For the word version of the cover sheet, please download here. Applications will close on Sunday, 27 July 2025 at 11:59 pm
HSANZ / THE MARINA GRUNSTEIN WALKING UP THE HILL FOUNDATION PHD SCHOLARSHIP 2025
The Haematology Society of Australia and New Zealand and the Walking up the Hill Foundation are pleased to confirm their partnership and commitment to awarding doctoral scholarships to Australian applicants planning to undertake high quality research in myeloma research. This PhD Scholarship is a flagship for HSANZ and WUTH, supporting members to undertake supported higher degree training, and developing the next generation of Australian myeloma researchers. Walking up the Hill Foundation 2025 PhD Research Priorities This year one (1) scholarship will be awarded to a meritorious applications pertinent to myeloma research where the application aligns with at least one of the following research priorities. These include
For more information including eligibility, please download and share the flyer (includes PDF cover sheet). For the word version of the cover sheet, please download here. Applications will close on Sunday, 27 July 2025 at 11:59 pm
HSANZ New Investigator Clinical Fellowship for 2026The Haematology Society of Australia and New Zealand (HSANZ) Council is pleased to call for applications for the HSANZ New Investigator Clinical Fellowship to be taken up in 2026. HSANZ is providing the opportunity for up to two medical graduates to gain clinical or laboratory experience in acknowledged Centres of Excellence located overseas or in Australia and New Zealand. Overseas Centres of Excellence and skill acquisition that is considered important for the advancement of the profession, may be prioritised in the selection process. Funded by HSANZ, the successful applicant will be required to provide a report to the HSANZ council at the end of the funding period. Clinical Fellowship Value Applications will close Sunday, 27 July 2025 at 11:59 pm HSANZ / ALLG CLINICAL TRIALS FELLOWSHIP FOR 2026
ALLG and HSANZ are delighted to offer a funding opportunity for a ALLG HSANZ Clinical Trials Fellowship in 2026, to support a clinical trial-based research project aligned with ALLG's Scientific Research Strategy Pillars and HSANZ's purpose. Clinical Trials Fellowship Value For more information including eligibility, please download this flyer. Applicants must complete the application form and proposal template and send to hsanz@hsanz.org.au. Applications Close: July 27, 2025, 11:59 pm Albert Baikie Memorial Medal & Award
The Albert Baikie Award is given to recognise the best presentation, either oral or poster, at the Annual Scientific Meeting by a new investigator who is a financial member of the Haematology Society of Australia and New Zealand. The winner receives a $5,000 prize and is presented with the Albert Baikie Memorial Medal. This prestigious award is open to new investigators who were awarded their postgraduate qualification (MSc, FRACP, FRCPA or PhD) within the past 5 years. Special consideration may be made by Council for those people who wish to apply but who, for other reasons, completed their postgraduate qualification more than 5 years ago. Conditions
All applications will be assessed by a subcommittee of the HSANZ and will be judged on the quality and originality of the work and presentation. The closing date for applications is the same as for abstraction submission and the award is announced on the last day of the annual scientific meeting, Blood 2025 Recipients of travel grants are eligible for the Albert Baikie Award but a separate application must be completed for each. Applications are now open for this award and will close when abstract submission closes on 1 May 2025.
2025 highlights of ash registration awardsA number of grants are available consisting of free registration and travel support for a Trainee to attend Highlights of ASH Asia-Pacific. Recipients will be chosen from Abstract submissions, recognising the best presentations either oral or poster at the Annual Scientific Meeting, Blood, by a new investigator who is a financial member of HSANZ. For more information visit Blood 2025. Eligibility:
All abstracts that meet the criteria above will be assessed by a sub-committee of the HSANZ Council and will be judged on the quality and originality of the work and presentation. The award is announced during the Blood Meeting. Recipients of travel grants are eligible for Highlights of ASH registration awards. Following attendance at the meeting recipients are required to submit a brief report outlining their meeting activities and learning experience. HSANZ MENTORSHIP IN HAEMATOLOGY AWARD Mentorship is essential for success in a career in haematology, yet it is often a component of career development that, while prized by recipients, is rarely rewarded. Many of us have benefited from the support of an exceptional mentor, but often this role is unrecognised. The HSANZ Haematology Mentor of the Year Award recipient is someone who has demonstrated an outstanding and lasting impact in the education and training of trainees / nurses / scientists. The assessment of the nominee's contribution in relation to others is an essential part of the nomination. To nominate a Mentor download this Criteria and Guidelines document |
HSANZ LEADERSHIP IN HAEMATOLOGY AWARD
This award is to honour an individual who demonstrates extraordinary commitment to leadership in haematology. Our success as a profession is contingent on our members sharing knowledge, demonstrating thought leadership, and increasing the value of haematology. The recipient will be recognised by the presentation of an honorific award at the Annual Blood Meeting.
Nominees should have a recognised record of accomplishment in terms of contributing to significant leadership that has benefited the haematology profession. This leadership may be within their clinical or academic department, via advocacy to government and contribution to policy, or through international leadership in clinical or translational research.
To nominate a Haematology Leader, download this Criteria and Guidelines document
HSANZ PHD SCHOLARSHIP 2024 FOR 2025
This scholarship is not currently being offered.
The Haematology Society of Australia and New Zealand (HSANZ) is pleased to call for applications for the HSANZ New Investigator PhD Scholarship to be taken up in 2025.
This HSANZ funded PhD Scholarship is available to applicants who are medical, nurse or science graduates.
This year HSANZ is offering doctoral funding for either:
- a suitable project from a New Zealand applicant, OR
- a high-quality application in non-malignant haematology
ARROW BONE MARROW TRANSPLANT FOUNDATION HSANZ PHD SCHOLARSHIP 2023 FOR 2024
This scholarship is not currently being offered.
The Haematology Society of Australia and New Zealand (HSANZ) and Arrow the Bone Marrow Transplant Foundation (Arrow) are pleased to confirm their partnership and commitment to awarding doctoral scholarship to Australian applicants demonstrating outstanding merit in bone marrow or stem cell transplantation research.
Arrow 2023 PhD Research Priorities
This year, Arrow and HSANZ will award one PhD scholarship to successful applicants whose research work focusses on improving outcomes of blood and marrow transplantation for patients by making the procedure safer, reducing the risk of relapse after transplant, and proactively managing long-term health issues and side effects from transplant. This includes research in the following focus areas:
- Allogeneic transplants
- Graft-versus-host disease
- Alternative donor approaches
- Prevention of infectious complications
- Management of long-term issues
- Disease recurrence
The research work must also align with the purpose and objectives of the HSANZ.
HSANZ LEUKAEMIA & BLOOD CANCER NEW ZEALAND PHD SCHOLARSHIP 2023 FOR 2024
This scholarship is not currently being offered.
The Haematology Society of Australia and New Zealand (HSANZ) and Leukaemia & Blood Cancer New Zealand are pleased to confirm their partnership and commitment to awarding a doctoral scholarship to a New Zealand applicant demonstrating outstanding merit in blood cancer or blood cancer related disorders.
PhD Research Priorities
This year, Leukaemia & Blood Cancer New Zealand and HSANZ will award one
PhD scholarship to a successful applicant whose work aligns with at least one of
Leukaemia & Blood Cancer New Zealand following research priorities:
- Research that addresses unmet health and/or diagnostic needs, including quality and service delivery, in the field of haemato-oncology in Aotearoa New Zealand
- Research that addresses the needs of Māori with haemato-oncology conditions
For more information including eligibility, download and share flyer including cover sheet HSANZ LBC
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