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First Nations PIF members to AIDA 2025 Conference
Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander PIF members are invited to apply for AIDA funding to attend the AIDA 2025 Conference on Gadigal Country (Sydney) 27-29 November 2025.
The RANZCP's Specialist Training Program (STP) and PIF program are pleased to contribute 15 places towards this scholarship, as part of our commitment to support and grow Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander psychiatry workforce.
Eligibility
- Applicants must note that spaces are strictly limited, and funding is not guaranteed to all that apply.
- Only current JMO PGY1 and student AIDA members who fully complete the two-step application process will be eligible for consideration.
- AIDA's funded opportunities will be prioritised for members attending to receive their graduation or Fellowship stethoscope, subsequent opportunities will be allocated through an internal selection process.
- To apply for sponsorship, you must be a current AIDA member and able to take leave from your university or employer.
For further information about eligibility please check the AIDA 2025 Conference page.
Inclusions
Successful applicants will receive:
- Up to 4x nights of accommodation (from 26-30 November)
- Return flights to Sydney from your nearest major airport
- Ground transfers in Sydney (SYD airport to hotel, return)
- Full conference registration (three days)
- A ticket to each of the social functions
For more information and to apply please visit the AIDA 2025 Conference page.
Applications close 5pm AEST, Friday 8 August 2025.
If you have any questions or need assistance with any part of the funding application process, please contact Brittany on [email protected].
The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists has received Australian Government funding under the Specialist Training Program (STP) and the Psychiatry Workforce Program (PWP) for this project.
