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12 2. COST OF PROGRAMMES Cost of tuition, texts and related research material: -- Monthly room and board and incidental expenses: -- 3. SCHOLARSHIP/FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Scholarship/Fellowship opportunities for foreign participants: l5 fellowships/scholarships, Approx. A$. l0,000 Other financial support available for foreign participants: -- 4. COLLABORATION WITH DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: Yes Specific areas of interest: Master and doctoral research programmes, collaborative research Geographical preference: None J. UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA Box 252C GPO, Hobart, Tasmania 7001, Australia Tel.: 202101 Telex: 58150 UNTAS Cable: TASUNI Contact person(s): q Prof. P.A. Hamilton, Department of Physics; q Dr. M. Nunez, Department of Geography Principal function(s) of institution: Education and research 1. ACADEMIC AND SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMMES Area(s) of specializaton: basic space sciences, remote sensing, satellite meteorology Summary of courses and research activities: Courses: Principles of basic space sciences are included in a number of Bachelor of Science courses. Undergraduate courses in remote sensing and its applications, and climatology Research: Astronomy, astrophysics, radio astronomy, cosmic ray and nuclear physics. Applications of remote sensing. Sea surface temperatures, evapotranspiration Duration/Frequency/Language(s) of instruction: M.Sc. and Ph.D. programmes - 3-5 years; remote sensing - 18 weeks; climatology - 27 weeks/Annually/English Facilities: Extensive optical astronomy, radio astronomy, x-ray astronomy and cosmic ray equipment. Control image processing system Number of trainees: Between 8 and 20 Entry requirements: B.Sc.(Hon..) or equivalent/2 nd year undergraduate science or surveying subjects Degree/Diploma/Certificate awarded: M.Sc., Ph.D. in BSS, none in RS 2. COST OF PROGRAMMES Cost of tuition, texts and related research material: M.Sc.: A$ 13,500 p.a.; Ph.D.: A$ 13,500 p.a. Monthly room and board and incidental expenses: Min A$ 700 3. SCHOLARSHIP/FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Scholarship/Fellowship opportunities for foreign participants: Several scholarships a year
13 Other financial support available for foreign participants: Various bilateral assistance schemes: e.g. Colombo Plan, South Pacific Aid programme, Malaysia Scholarship, Mara Scholarship 4. COLLABORATION WITH DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: Yes Specific areas of interest: Mapping of natural resources, climatology Geographical preference: None K. JAMES COOK UNIVERSITY OF NORTH QUEENSLAND Post Office, Townsville, Qld 4811, Australia Tel.: 077814111 Contact person(s): Prof. Hopley, Dept. of Geography Principal function(s) of institution: Education 1. ACADEMIC AND SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMMES Area(s) of specializaton: remote sensing, satellite meteorology Summary of courses and research activities: Courses: Remote sensing, satellite meteorology Research: Ecological modelling, environmental remote sensing; GIS; research into hydrometeorology on wet tropical coasts; studies of rainfall systems on wet tropical coasts; evaluating the hydrological impact Duration/Frequency/Language(s) of instruction: Remote sensing and GIS - 9 hours per week; Geography - 15 hours/Semester/English Facilities: Computer laboratory, GIS software, weather chart facsimile receiver, satellite (GMS) receiving equipment Number of trainees: 70 (2 nd year), 40 (3 rd year), 14 (postgrad.) Entry requirements: 1 st year science (for 2 nd year); 2 nd year RS or GIS (for 3 rd year) Degree/Diploma/Certificate awarded: M.Sc., Ph.D., Diploma 2. COST OF PROGRAMMES Cost of tuition, texts and related research material: A$ 10,100 p.a. Monthly room and board and incidental expenses: -- 3. SCHOLARSHIP/FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Scholarship/Fellowship opportunities for foreign participants: -- Other financial support available for foreign participants: -- 4. COLLABORATION WITH DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: Yes Specific areas of interest: Coral reef management; landuse; hydro-meteorology Geographical preference: Tropical regions L. MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY North Ride, NSW 2113, Australia Tel.: (02) 8058908; (02) 888-8000 Telex: AA22377 MACQUNI
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94 M A U R I T I U S UNIVERSITY OF
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110 Tel.: (632) 373 3444; (632) 373
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112 D. PHILIPPINE INSTITUTE OF VOCA
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118 R O M A N I A A. ROMANIAN SPACE
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182 Z I M B A B W E A. NATIONAL REM
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