SCHOLARSHIPS AT INDIVIDUAL UNIVERSITIES
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SCHOLARSHIPS AT INDIVIDUAL UNIVERSITIES RELEVANT TO ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER MEDICAL STUDENTS IN AUSTRALIA 1 AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY ................................................................................................ 14 ANU Medical School Rural Clinical Placement Scholarship .......................................................... 14 ANU Region Scholarship................................................................................................................ 15 Joseph and Lindsay Croft Scholarship ........................................................................................... 16 Leonard Broom Scholarships (ANU College of Medicine, Biology & Environment) ..................... 17 Undergraduate Accommodation Bursaries .................................................................................. 18 UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE ............................................................................................................. 19 Cessnock City Council Scholarships............................................................................................... 19 David Beer Undergraduate Scholarship ........................................................................................ 20 Equity Scholarship Scheme University of Newcastle (ESSUN) Scholarships ................................. 20 Godfrey Tanner Undergraduate Scholarship ................................................................................ 21 Jack Doherty Undergraduate Scholarships for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Students ... 22 John Lambert Friends of the University Open Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship .............. 23 Koiki Mabo Scholarship ................................................................................................................. 24 North West Slopes NSW Division of General Practice Medicine Scholarship............................... 25 Principals Indigenous Recommendation Scheme ......................................................................... 26 University of Newcastle Undergraduate Scholarship Scheme ..................................................... 27 University Undergraduate Sports Scholarships and Friends of the University Sports Scholarships ...................................................................................................................................................... 28 Victor and Adele Bear Undergraduate Scholarships for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Students ........................................................................................................................................ 30 UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND (UNE).............................................................................................. 31 Alliance Catering College Scholarship ........................................................................................... 31 Annie and Terry Connor Memorial Scholarship ............................................................................ 32 Bernard Coffey / UNE Country Scholarship .................................................................................. 33 Clem Jones Sports Scholarship ..................................................................................................... 34 CWA / Earle Page Country Equity Scholarship .............................................................................. 34 2 Davis Phillips Scholarship .............................................................................................................. 36 Earle Page Anniversary Fellows’ / UNE Country Scholarship ........................................................ 36 Frederick G White Bursaries for Rural Women............................................................................. 37 Hyman Scholarship for Rural Medicine......................................................................................... 38 Lynne McGettigan Scholarship ..................................................................................................... 39 Mary Spence Memorial / UNE Country Scholarship ..................................................................... 40 Max Schroder UNE Scholarship..................................................................................................... 41 Richard See Scholarship in Student Leadership ............................................................................ 42 Robb College Foundation Darren Ellis Fund Scholarship .............................................................. 43 St Albert’s College Entrance Scholarship ...................................................................................... 44 UNE Country Scholarships............................................................................................................. 45 UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES ................................................................................................ 47 Arthur and Rita Kwan Scholarship .................................................................................................... 47 Balnaves Foundation Indigenous Medical Scholarships ............................................................... 48 Ben Lexcen Sports Scholarships .................................................................................................... 49 Chik Fun Leung Medicine Scholarship........................................................................................... 50 Department of Education and Training / UNSW Rural Assistance Scheme .................................. 50 John Niland Scholarship ................................................................................................................ 51 John Weeden Memorial Award .................................................................................................... 52 Joyce T Brophy Memorial Award .................................................................................................. 53 Landon-Smith Family Scholarship ................................................................................................. 55 Girls Realm Guild Award ............................................................................................................... 56 Nyunnagan Delanty Galvin Scholarship ........................................................................................ 56 Pang Shuk Keung and Pang Ng Yee Tak Award in Medicine ......................................................... 57 Shalom Gamarada Scholarship Program ...................................................................................... 58 Shelley Phillips Scholarship ........................................................................................................... 59 Sir Arthur and Lady Renee George Scholarship ............................................................................ 61 3 Una and Harley Wood Scholarship for Indigenous Students ........................................................ 61 Vice Chancellor’s Alumni Special Appeal Scholarship................................................................... 62 Vice Chancellor’s Equity Scholarships ........................................................................................... 64 William McIlrath Rural Scholarship ............................................................................................... 65 THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME (SYDNEY AND FREMANTLE CAMPUSES) ................................... 67 FCJ Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Scholarship................................................................... 67 Madal Scholarships in Medicine ................................................................................................... 68 Peter Cameron Memorial Fund .................................................................................................... 69 Woss Family Scholarships in Medicine ......................................................................................... 70 UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY .................................................................................................................... 72 A P Elkin Fund for the Assistance of Aboriginal Education ........................................................... 72 Babak Shahidi Memorial Scholarship............................................................................................ 73 Bernard Lee Scholarship for Indigenous Australians .................................................................... 74 E M (Mary) Gilder Scholarship ...................................................................................................... 75 Faculty of Medicine Dean's Scholarships ...................................................................................... 75 First Year Bursaries ....................................................................................................................... 76 Levey and Alexander Bursary ........................................................................................................ 77 Lily Lonnie Boot Bursary................................................................................................................ 78 Norman John Dunlop Bursary ....................................................................................................... 79 Poppy Harris Bursary..................................................................................................................... 80 Robert Flloyd & Essen Marshall Scholarship ................................................................................. 80 St Andrew’s College Indigenous Scholarship ................................................................................ 81 St Paul’s College Sharp Indigenous Scholarship ............................................................................ 82 The Dorothy Greening Scholarship ............................................................................................... 83 The Doug Baird Scholarship .......................................................................................................... 84 The Gaston Bauer Scholarship ...................................................................................................... 85 The Koori Centre - Other Scholarships for Indigenous Students .................................................. 85 4 The Professor John Beveridge Scholarship ................................................................................... 86 The Sheila Nicholas Scholarship .................................................................................................... 87 University of Sydney Access Scholarships ..................................................................................... 88 University of Sydney Indigenous Entry Scholarships .................................................................... 89 University of Sydney Merit and Entry Scholarships ...................................................................... 90 University of Sydney National Scholarships .................................................................................. 91 Wesley College Foundation Indigenous Scholarships ................................................................... 92 Women's College Indigenous Scholarships................................................................................... 93 UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN SYDNEY ................................................................................................... 95 Ann D Clark Scholarship for Mature Age Women Entering University for the First Time ............ 95 Campbelltown Medical Scholarship.............................................................................................. 96 Cospak Group Scholarship for Single Parents ............................................................................... 97 Ian Porter Scholarship ................................................................................................................... 98 Indigenous Academic Excellence Scholarship / Indigenous Scholarship for Achievement .......... 99 Jim Anderson Scholarships.......................................................................................................... 100 Penrith RSL Club Tertiary Scholarship Award ............................................................................. 101 Rotary Club of Narellan Medical Scholarship.............................................................................. 102 UWS Honours Scholarship .......................................................................................................... 103 UWS International Exchange Scholarship for Continuing Students............................................ 104 UWS Opportunity Scholarship .................................................................................................... 105 UWS Sport Scholarships .............................................................................................................. 107 Vice Chancellors Leadership Scholarship .................................................................................... 108 UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG .................................................................................................. 110 Academic Excellence Regional Scholarships ............................................................................... 110 Campus Chapter Alumni Scholarship .......................................................................................... 111 Coast City Country Training (CCCT) Scholarship for Medicine .................................................... 112 Community Sponsored Scholarships at UoW ............................................................................. 113 5 Dr Ronald James Commemorative Scholarship for Medicine .................................................... 114 Equity Scholarships ..................................................................................................................... 115 Equity and Merit Scholarships .................................................................................................... 116 General Residential Scholarships ................................................................................................ 117 Illawarra Division of General Practice Scholarship for Medicine ................................................ 118 Mature Age Scholarships ............................................................................................................ 119 National Australia Bank Sports Scholarships .............................................................................. 120 The Graham, Bell and Bowman Scholarship for Medicine ......................................................... 121 University of Wollongong Undergraduate Scholarships ............................................................. 122 Wollongong Australian Football Club Sporting Scholarships ...................................................... 123 BOND UNIVERSITY .......................................................................................................................... 125 Living Expense Bursaries ............................................................................................................. 125 Mrs Alison Kearney Scholarship .................................................................................................. 126 The Padma and Hari Harilela Scholarship ................................................................................... 127 GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY...................................................................................................................... 128 Clem Jones Scholarship at Griffith University ............................................................................. 128 Dell Computer Equity Scholarship– Part of the Uni-Start program ............................................ 129 Ernie Hicks Memorial Scholarship at Griffith University ............................................................. 130 Griffith Sports Excellence Scholarships ....................................................................................... 131 Kellie Wroe Memorial Scholarship.............................................................................................. 131 Mrs Alison Kearney Scholarship .................................................................................................. 132 Nellie Thomas Scholarship .......................................................................................................... 133 Patience Thoms Indigenous Australian (Honours/Postgraduate) Scholarships ......................... 134 School of Medical Science Honours Scholarship ........................................................................ 135 Sir Samuel Griffith Academic Scholarships ................................................................................. 136 Sunnybank Rugby Scholarship .................................................................................................... 137 The George Alexander Foundation Scholarship ......................................................................... 138 6 JAMES COOK UNIVERSITY ............................................................................................................... 140 George Roberts CBE Bursary ....................................................................................................... 140 Hugh Alexander Grierson Trust bursary for Aboriginal students at JCU .................................... 141 JCU Equity Bursaries / JCU Equity Support Grant / JCU Bookshop Grant ................................... 142 Mick McLoughlin Memorial Bursary ........................................................................................... 143 Richard Hayes Bursary ................................................................................................................ 144 Townsville Bulletin Scholarship in Medicine ............................................................................... 145 Vice Chancellor’s Scholarship for Outstanding Students ............................................................ 146 UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND ........................................................................................................ 148 Alfred and Olivea Wynne Memorial Scholarship ........................................................................ 148 Bashford / Sinnott Family Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery Scholarship ................... 149 Claud and Kate Delpratt Memorial Scholarship.......................................................................... 150 Clem Jones Sporting Scholarships ............................................................................................... 151 Douglas H.K. Lee Family Scholarships ......................................................................................... 152 Heather Bonner Memorial Scholarship ...................................................................................... 153 Indigenous Science Scholarship .................................................................................................. 154 Ipswich City Council City of Ipswich Scholarship ........................................................................ 155 Margaret Madeline Bird Bursary ................................................................................................ 156 Mayne Award Scholarship .......................................................................................................... 157 Mayne Top-Up Scholarships ....................................................................................................... 158 R.D. Arida Bursary ....................................................................................................................... 159 Salvatore Vitale Scholarship........................................................................................................ 160 Siggins Miller Scholarship ........................................................................................................... 161 UQ-Link Scholarships .................................................................................................................. 162 UQ Merit Scholarships ................................................................................................................ 163 UQ Sports Achievement Awards ................................................................................................. 164 Venerable Archdeacon Edward Leo Hayes Adult Undergraduate Scholarship .......................... 165 7 William Nathaniel Robertson Scholarship .................................................................................. 166 Wotif Scholarships ...................................................................................................................... 167 FLINDERS UNIVERSITY ..................................................................................................................... 169 Faculty of Health Sciences Honours Scholarship ........................................................................ 170 Fij Miller Indigenous Bursary ...................................................................................................... 170 Flinders University Alumni Association Adelaide Benevolent and Strangers’ Friend Society Inc. Rural Scholarship......................................................................................................................... 171 Flinders University Alumni Association Rural Scholarship .......................................................... 172 Flinders University Sports and Fitness Sports Scholarships ........................................................ 173 Heather Barnes Scholarship ........................................................................................................ 174 Jessie Cooper Study Grants for Mature Entry Women ............................................................... 175 R.A. Simpson Rural Scholarship .................................................................................................. 176 School of Medicine Honours Scholarships .................................................................................. 177 The Lions Club of the City of Adelaide Indigenous Student Scholarship .................................... 178 UniBooks Honours Scholarship ................................................................................................... 179 Wyndham Richardson Tertiary Students’ Care Trust Scholarship .............................................. 179 Yunggorendi Honours Scholarship .............................................................................................. 180 UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE ............................................................................................................... 182 Adelaide Access Scholarships...................................................................................................... 182 Cowan Scholarships .................................................................................................................... 183 Don Dunstan Foundation Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Bursary.................................... 184 Indigenous Honours Scholarship ................................................................................................ 185 Resek Scholarship for an Indigenous student and SC Memorial scholarship for an Indigenous student ........................................................................................................................................ 186 The Studd Bursary ....................................................................................................................... 187 William Donnithorne Awards...................................................................................................... 188 Wyndham Richardson Study Grants ........................................................................................... 188 UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA ............................................................................................................. 190 8 Alumni Annual Appeal Tasmania University Scholarship ........................................................... 190 Ball and Chain Grill Tasmania University Scholarship ................................................................. 191 Burnie City Council West North West Bursary ............................................................................ 191 Cancer Council Honours Scholarship .......................................................................................... 192 Captain Gordon P OIley Scholarship in Aviation ......................................................................... 193 Circular Head Council Mayor’s Education Fund Bursary ............................................................ 194 Collin Norton Memorial Tasmania University Scholarship ......................................................... 195 Corporate Express Tasmania University Sports Scholarship....................................................... 196 Devonport City Council West North-West Bursary..................................................................... 197 Diabetes Tasmania Honours Scholarship in Medical Research .................................................. 197 Dorset Council Education Fund Bursary...................................................................................... 198 Dr Santokh Singh Sindhu Travelling Scholarship in Paediatrics .................................................. 199 Dr Vivian Barlow Tasmania University Scholarship in Medicine ................................................. 200 Fairbrother Foundation Scholarship ........................................................................................... 201 Flora Fenton Tasmania University Scholarship ........................................................................... 201 Freemason’s Assisting Tertiary Education Scholarship ............................................................... 202 Gilbertson Family Scholarship ..................................................................................................... 203 Graeme Foster Tasmania University Scholarship ....................................................................... 204 Harold Carroll Memorial Scholarship .......................................................................................... 205 Heart Foundation / Menzies Research Institute Honours Scholarship....................................... 206 Hilary and Alan Wallace Scholarship in Medicine ....................................................................... 206 Hobart City Council Bursary ........................................................................................................ 207 Hobart City Council Indigenous Bursary ..................................................................................... 208 James Fenton Memorial Scholarship .............................................................................................. 209 Joyce Griston Memorial Tasmania University Scholarship ............................................................. 210 Kenneth Douglas McConnell Memorial Bursary ......................................................................... 210 Morris Family Honours Scholarship in Medical Research ............................................................... 212 9 North Hobart Football Club Peter Wells Scholarship...................................................................... 213 Premier of Tasmania University Bursary......................................................................................... 214 Premier of Tasmania West North-West Bursary ........................................................................ 214 Primary Health Care Honours Scholarship .................................................................................. 215 Riawunna Access Bursary............................................................................................................ 216 Riawunna West North-West Bursary .......................................................................................... 217 RSL Women’s Auxiliary (Tas) Honours Bursary ........................................................................... 218 Tasmania Access Bursaries.......................................................................................................... 218 Tasmania Honours Scholarships ................................................................................................. 220 Tasmanian Institute of Sport University Scholarship .................................................................. 220 Tasmania Overseas Scholarships ................................................................................................ 221 Tasmania University Cricket Club Scholarship ............................................................................ 223 Tasmania University scholarships ............................................................................................... 223 Tasmania University Sports Scholarship ..................................................................................... 224 University Club Honours Scholarship .......................................................................................... 225 Veolia Environmental Services Honours Scholarship in Medical Research ................................ 226 DEAKIN UNIVERSITY ........................................................................................................................ 228 Coltman Equipment Award ......................................................................................................... 228 Deakin Access Scholarships......................................................................................................... 229 Deakin Accommodation (Medicine) Scholarships ...................................................................... 230 Deakin Accommodation Scholarships ......................................................................................... 231 Deakin Alliance Catering Scholarship .......................................................................................... 232 Deakin Bennett Honours Scholarship ......................................................................................... 233 Deakin Connor Rural and Regional Scholarships ........................................................................ 233 Deakin Helen Macpherson Smith Scholarship ............................................................................ 234 Deakin Honours Scholarships...................................................................................................... 235 Deakin Indigenous Bursaries ....................................................................................................... 236 10 Deakin Invergowrie Foundation Bursaries .................................................................................. 237 Deakin Ken Nall and Cameron McNaughton Scholarship ........................................................... 238 Deakin Margery Ramsay Scholarship .......................................................................................... 239 Deakin Pratt Foundation Scholarships ........................................................................................ 240 George Alexander Foundation Scholarships at Deakin University ............................................. 241 Gordon Council Scholarship ........................................................................................................ 242 Harold Carroll Memorial Scholarship .......................................................................................... 242 Helen and Geoff Hanbury Accommodation Scholarship at the Deakin Medical School ............ 243 MONASH UNIVERSITY ..................................................................................................................... 245 Donovan-Johnston Memorial Scholarship .................................................................................. 245 Dr Paul Baker Scholarship ........................................................................................................... 246 Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences Support Bursary .......................................... 247 Gilbert M Davis Award ................................................................................................................ 248 Harold Carroll Memorial Scholarship .......................................................................................... 249 Harvey Barnett Scholarship......................................................................................................... 250 Ibulanku Community Health Centre Travel Bursary ................................................................... 251 INAP Encouragement Bursary ..................................................................................................... 252 Jane Connor Travel Bursaries ...................................................................................................... 253 Lorna Lippmann Memorial Scholarship ...................................................................................... 254 Mabel Kent Scholarship .............................................................................................................. 254 Max Buxton Scholarship.............................................................................................................. 255 MBBS Equity Travel Bursary ........................................................................................................ 256 Monash Boroondara Foundation Scholarship ............................................................................ 257 Monash Eastern Palliative Care Undergraduate Scholarship ..................................................... 258 Monash Elmore Primary Health Bursary..................................................................................... 259 Monash Gippsland – East Gippsland Shire Council Bursaries ..................................................... 260 Monash Gippsland – LaTrobe City Indigenous Bursary .............................................................. 262 11 Monash Gippsland – Rotary Indigenous Scholarship.................................................................. 263 Monash Practical Placement Bursaries ....................................................................................... 264 Monash PSA Insurance Medical Science Scholarship ................................................................. 265 Monash Residential Services Residential Advisor Scholarship ................................................... 266 Monash Rural Housing Bursary ................................................................................................... 267 Monash Salary Options Bursary .................................................................................................. 268 Monash Sport Scholarships......................................................................................................... 270 Monash University Indigenous Scholarship for Achievement .................................................... 271 Monash University Indigenous Scholarship for Achievement and Equity .................................. 272 Monash Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences Scholarships ................................................... 273 Monash University Merit Scholarships ....................................................................................... 274 Monash University Scholarships for Excellence and Equity ....................................................... 274 Monash University Support Bursaries ........................................................................................ 275 Rotary Club of Box Hill Central Travelling Bursary ...................................................................... 277 Schools Access Monash Scholarships ......................................................................................... 278 UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE .......................................................................................................... 280 Arno Herpe Scholarship .............................................................................................................. 282 Bachelor of Biomedicine Scholarships ........................................................................................ 283 High Performance Sports Scholarship......................................................................................... 283 Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholars Program .................................................................................. 284 Melbourne Access Scholarships .................................................................................................. 285 Melbourne Global Financial Assistance ...................................................................................... 287 Melbourne Global Scholarships .................................................................................................. 288 Melbourne National Equity Scholarships.................................................................................... 289 Mildura Alumni Scholarship ........................................................................................................ 290 Shelley Phillips Scholarships........................................................................................................ 291 Scholarships for Indigenous Students at the University of Melbourne ...................................... 292 12 The Eleanor and Joseph Wertheim Scholarship ......................................................................... 294 Trinity College Indigenous Scholarships...................................................................................... 295 University of Melbourne Housing Grants ................................................................................... 296 UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA ............................................................................................ 297 D.C. Cruickshank Family Award................................................................................................... 297 Diversity and Merit Awards ........................................................................................................ 298 Group of Eight Scholarships ........................................................................................................ 299 Isabelle D’Souza Scholarship for an Indigenous Medical Student .............................................. 300 Jack and Eleanor Bendat Rural Indigenous Scholarship ............................................................. 301 John and Dixie Rathbone Memorial Scholarship for Indigenous Students................................. 302 Kaya Indigenous Scholarship....................................................................................................... 303 Mary Horsfall Outer Metropolitan Scholarship in Medicine ...................................................... 304 Ralph Pervan Scholarship ............................................................................................................ 305 Vice Chancellor’s Awards of Distinction ..................................................................................... 306 UWA Fogarty Foundation City and Regional Scholarships ......................................................... 307 UWA SWANS Scheme ................................................................................................................. 309 13 AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Further information: Student Administration Services Pauline Griffin Building (#11) Ellery Crescent Acton ACT 0200 Ph: (02) 6125 3354 Email: ug.scholarships@anu.edu.au Web: www.anu.edu.au/sas/scholarships ANU Medical School Rural Clinical Placement Scholarship This scholarship is to help students in financial need to undertake their rural clinical placements Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only for medical students Only available at the ANU Additional criteria: You must be about to go on a compulsory rural clinical placement How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $2,000 Selection criteria: Financial need Where to find out more: ANU Rural Clinical School, Ph: (02) 6125 7657, Email: rhu@anu.edu.au Web: http://medicalschool.anu.edu.au/sgprih/?IntContId=7547&IntCatId=34 14 ANU Region Scholarship This scholarship is to help academically gifted Year 12 students from surrounding rural areas to study at the ANU Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the ANU Additional criteria: You must be in Year 12 and planning to study at the ANU You must be from one of the following regions: Southern Highlands South-Coast Wollongong Yass Goulburn Queanbeyan South-West NSW Western Slopes and Plains You’re eligible If your postcode is in one of the following groups: 2500 – 2554, 2568 – 2599, 2700 - 2731; 2619 – 2633, 2640 – 2681, 2790 – 2820, 2830 – 2830, 2845 – 2850, 2864 – 2871, 2875 – 2877 One scholarship for each region pus one overall scholarship are available Year 12 students from Victoria or New Zealand can be considered for the overall scholarship How much is it worth? $6,500 a year for up to four years Selection criteria: Academic merit. You must achieve an ATAR score of 90 or above (without any bonus points) 15 Leadership in school and your community The comments of two referees Where to find out more: Scholarships and Prizes Office, The Australian National University, Ph: (02) 6125 7733, Email: ug.schols@anu.edu.au Web: www.anu.edu.au/sas/scholarships/rural_regional.php Joseph and Lindsay Croft Scholarship This scholarship is to help an Indigenous person in financial need to study at the ANU Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the ANU Additional criteria: You can be a new or a continuing student How much is it worth? This is determined by the selection committee each year The scholarship is for one year only Selection criteria: Mainly financial need The course you are studying and your academic performance will also be taken into account Where to find out more: Scholarships and Prizes Office The Australian National University, Ph: (02) 61257733, Email ug.schols@anu.edu.au Web: www.anu.edu.au/sas/scholarships/draft/Access_and_Equity/croftindig.php 16 Leonard Broom Scholarships (ANU College of Medicine, Biology & Environment) These scholarships help Indigenous students to undertake research with the ANU at the National Centre for Epidemiology and Populations Health (NCEPH). This scholarship may be relevant to you if you are thinking of doing graduate entry medicine and want to do an honours year as part of your first degree OR if you’d like to do a summer research project at the ANU. Up to two scholarships are available each year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Only for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for people studying in the area of epidemiology and public health (including medicine and medical science) Only available at the ANU Additional criteria: You must be studying or planning to study 4th year honours, a postgraduate diploma or summer research project at the ANU through the National Centre for Epidemiology and Populations Health (NCEPH) (http://nceph.anu.edu.au/) You don’t have to be doing/have done your undergraduate degree at the ANU How much is it worth? Up to $5,000 for one year plus a relocation allowance if you’re not from Canberra Selection criteria: Merit of your proposed research project and its approximate cost Academic performance Your potential for research The comments of two academic referees Where to find out more: National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health, Ph: (02) 6125 8605, Email: NCEPH.student.office@anu.edu.au Web: www.anu.edu.au/sas/scholarships/draft/CMBE/broom.php / http://nceph.anu.edu.au/Study/scholarships.php 17 Undergraduate Accommodation Bursaries These bursaries are to help people who are studying full time at the ANU and are experiencing unexpected financial hardship. Who can apply? These bursaries are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the ANU Additional criteria: You must: Be enrolled full time at the ANU Be deferring your HECS payment in full Not be receiving any other scholarship valued at $5,000 or more Have permanent and stable accommodation You can be a new or continuing student How much is it worth? $81 per week, which is equivalent to half the standard weekly cost of the self-catered residences at the ANU) The bursary is paid for a maximum of 40 weeks Receiving this funding may alter the amount of rent assistance you can receive from Centrelink Selection criteria: Financial need. Priority is often given to students towards the end of their studies who need financial assistance to finish their course You may be asked to attend an interview to discuss your application Where to find out more: ANU University Accommodation, Ph: (02) 6125 1100, Email: uni.accom@anu.edu.au Web: http://accom.anu.edu.au/UAS/183.html 18 UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE Further information: Fees and scholarships Hunter Hub University Drive Callaghan NSW 2308 Phone: (02)4921 6404 Email: scholarships@newcastle.edu.au Web: http://webapps.newcastle.edu.au/scholarships/index.cfm Cessnock City Council Scholarships These scholarships are available to residents of the Cessnock Local Government Area who would benefit from financial assistance to further their education and training. 16 scholarships are available each year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any training or education course (at school, TAFE, university or through registered training organisations) Only available to residents of the Cessnock Local Government Area How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $2,500 Selection criteria: The selection criteria vary depending on which of the 16 scholarships you are applying for. Where to find out more: Contact Pauline Ross at Cessnock City Council, Ph: (02) 4993 4210, Email: pauline.ross@cessnock.nsw.gov.au Web: www.cessnock.nsw.gov.au/scholarships 19 David Beer Undergraduate Scholarship This scholarship is for financially disadvantaged rural and remote students in their first year of medicine or health science courses at the University of Newcastle. Two scholarships are offered each year to medical students and up to ten are awarded to students in health science courses. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine and health sciences courses Only available at the University of Newcastle Additional criteria: You must be have a Centrelink Health Care or Pension Card to demonstrate that you’re financially disadvantaged You must be enrolled in your first year and not hold another scholarship You must be from a rural or remote location in Australia You can only receive this scholarship once How much is it worth? $4,000 for one year ($2,000 a semester) Selection criteria: Financial need Extent of geographical isolation Where to find out more: University of Newcastle Scholarships and Prizes, Phone: (02) 4921 6539, Email: scholarships@newcastle.edu.au Web: http://webapps.newcastle.edu.au/scholarships/index.cfm Equity Scholarship Scheme University of Newcastle (ESSUN) Scholarships These scholarships are to assist students at the University of Newcastle who are facing financial and educational disadvantage. They include Commonwealth Scholarship and Equity scholarships. Over 800 scholarships are awarded each year. 20 Applications are administered through UAC. You only need to submit the one application to be considered for all the Commonwealth and Equity Scholarships you are eligible for at the University of Newcastle. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Newcastle Additional criteria: You can be a new or a continuing student How much is it worth? $2,000 - $4,000 per year for the normal duration of your degree (5 years for medicine) Selection criteria: Financial need Disadvantaged Where to find out more: University of Newcastle Scholarships and Prizes, Phone: (02) 4921 6539, Email: scholarships@newcastle.edu.au University Admissions Centre of NSW, Ph: (02) 9752 0200. Web: www.uac.edu.au/equity. You can submit an online enquiry. Godfrey Tanner Undergraduate Scholarship This scholarship assists students at the University of Newcastle who are financially disadvantaged. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Newcastle 21 Additional criteria: You must be enrolling in the first year of your first degree You must be a full-time student full How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $3,000 Selection criteria: Academic merit and other entry requirements of your course (such as UNMAT score and interview) and financial need A statement explaining your financial situation (and supporting documentation such as Centrelink records) Any additional information you want to provide to the selection committee (such as awards, special achievements and employment or personal references) Where to find out more: University of Newcastle Scholarships and Prizes, Phone: (02) 4921 6539, Email: scholarships@newcastle.edu.au Web: http://webapps.newcastle.edu.au/scholarships/index.cfm?event=viewScholarship&scholarship_id=E XT_010&scholarship_year=2010 Jack Doherty Undergraduate Scholarships for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Students These scholarships are to encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to study at the University of Newcastle. Five scholarships are offered each year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Only available to Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Newcastle Additional criteria: You must be a full time student 22 You must be studying your first degree You must have already completed at least one year of your course You must have at least a pass average You can only receive this scholarship once How much is it worth? $2,000 for one year ($1,000 per semester) Selection criteria: Academic merit (your grade point average in the course so far) A written statement demonstrating that you are proud of your Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander heritage that you appreciate the significance of university education for yourself and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in general Two written references Where to find out more: University of Newcastle Scholarships and Prizes, Phone: (02) 4921 6539, Email: scholarships@newcastle.edu.au Web: http://webapps.newcastle.edu.au/scholarships/index.cfm?event=viewScholarship&scholarship_id=E XT_018&scholarship_year=2010 John Lambert Friends of the University Open Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship This scholarship supports a student who has completed the Open Foundation tertiary preparation program and would like to enrol in an undergraduate degree at the University of Newcastle. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Newcastle Additional criteria: You must have successfully completed the Open Foundation Tertiary Preparation Program at 23 the University of Newcastle and be enrolling in degree program the following year You must meet at least one of the following criteria: Be from a financially disadvantaged background Be Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Have a permanent disability Be a female studying engineering or IT Be from a non-English speaking background or Be from a rural area How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $2,000 Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your results in the Open Foundation Program) Equity criteria. When assessing equity, preference will be given to students who have, or are eligible to hold a Centrelink Health Care Card or Pension Card Where to find out more: University of Newcastle Scholarships and Prizes, Phone: (02) 4921 6539, Email: scholarships@newcastle.edu.au Web: http://webapps.newcastle.edu.au/scholarships/index.cfm?event=viewScholarship&scholarship_id=E XT_020&scholarship_year=2010 Koiki Mabo Scholarship This scholarship supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to study medicine at the University of Newcastle. Two scholarships are usually awarded each year. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Only available for medicine 24 Only available at the University of Newcastle Additional criteria: Contact the Wollotuka Institute for details How much is it worth? Contact the Wollotuka Institute for details The scholarship is awarded for the duration of your degree Selection criteria: Not provided. Contact the Wollotuka Institute for details. Where to find out more: Leanne Holt, Director, Indigenous Support, Employment and Collaborations The Wollotuka Institute, Ph. (02) 4921 7088, Mobile 0418 409 795, Email: Leanne.Holt@newcastle.edu.au Web: http://www.cybec.com.au/Mabo.htm North West Slopes NSW Division of General Practice Medicine Scholarship This scholarship provides financial assistance to students from the North West Slopes region of NSW in their fourth or fifth year of medicine at the University of Newcastle. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of Newcastle Additional criteria: You must be from the North West slopes region of NSW You must be in your 4th or 5th year of the medical course You must be studying full-time You must not hold another scholarship of higher value You must not have previously received this scholarship 25 You must be willing and eligible to undertake the majority of your clinical rotations during your scholarship year within the North West Slopes region of NSW How much is it worth? $2,000 for one year ($1,000 per semester) Selection criteria: Academic merit Personal qualities A summary (maximum 200 words) on health related issues in Northern NSW Where to find out more: University of Newcastle Scholarships and Prizes, Phone: (02) 4921 6539, Email: scholarships@newcastle.edu.au Web: http://webapps.newcastle.edu.au/scholarships/index.cfm?event=viewScholarship&scholarship_id=E XT_047&scholarship_year=2010 Principals Indigenous Recommendation Scheme These scholarships are for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students commencing study at the University of Newcastle (or a TAFE pathway to University) who are nominated by their School principal. Up to ten scholarships will be awarded each year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Newcastle Additional criteria: You must be nominated by the Principal of your high school You must be commencing your first year of study You must be studying an undergraduate degree (including medicine),or a pathway through TAFE to university 26 How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $1,000 Selection criteria: Commitment to your studies Extra curricula school activities Involvement in your Indigenous community and the wider community Where to find out more: University of Newcastle Scholarships and Prizes, Phone: (02) 4921 6539, Email: scholarships@newcastle.edu.au Web: http://webapps.newcastle.edu.au/scholarships/index.cfm?event=viewScholarship&scholarship_id= UNI_018&scholarship_year=2010 University of Newcastle Undergraduate Scholarship Scheme These scholarships are awarded to academically gifted students commencing a course at the University of Newcastle who completed school within the University's Regional and Rural Preference Scheme catchment area. Up to 40 scholarships will be awarded each year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Newcastle Additional criteria: You must be starting the first year of your course You must have be going directly from Year 12 to university You must have finished Year 12 in the area that the University of Newcastle’s Rural and Regional Preference Scheme Applies. This includes areas with the following postcodes: Central Coast 2250-2263 Mid-North Coast 2431-2459 27 Hunter Region 2264-2338 and 2413-2430 New England 2339-2412 Central West 2787-2820 and 2845-2877 Western Plains 2821-2844 and 2878 Northern Rivers 2460-2483 Broken Hill 2879-2880 You must have an ATAR (or equivalent) of at least 95 You must be studying full-time You must be studying a Bachelor degree program (including medicine) Only five students in any one course can receive this scholarship You must not hold another scholarship of equal or higher value How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $4,000 Selection criteria: Academic merit Where to find out more: University of Newcastle Scholarships and Prizes, Phone: (02) 4921 6539, Email: scholarships@newcastle.edu.au Web: http://webapps.newcastle.edu.au/scholarships/index.cfm?event=viewScholarship&scholarship_id= UNI_004&scholarship_year=2010 University Undergraduate Sports Scholarships and Friends of the University Sports Scholarships These scholarships provide financial support to elite athletes studying at the University of Newcastle. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people 28 Available for any undergraduate degree or enabling course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Newcastle Additional criteria: You must not be a professional (paid) athlete You must be enrolled full-time You must be willing to join a University of Newcastle sports club and represent the University in competition Your chosen sport must be a sport in which the University competes. This includes: Athletics, Archery, Badminton, Baseball, Basketball, Cricket, Cross Country, Fencing, Gymnastics, Men's and Women's Hockey, Judo, Karate, Kendo, Netball, Orienteering, Rowing, Rugby League, Rugby Union, Men's and Women's Soccer, Softball, Squash, Surf riding, Swimming, Tae Kwon Do, Ultimate Frisbee, Tennis, Touch, Triathlon Volleyball, Water Polo and Water Skiing How much is it worth? There is one scholarship which provides a once-off payment of $2,000 There are five scholarships which provide a once-off payment of $1,000 each If you have held this scholarship for one year, you can re-apply to extend you scholarship for one more year Selection criteria: Sporting ability Academic merit Commitment to playing sport for the University Scholarships will be awarded to a mix of male and female applicants Preference may be given to a particular sport Where to find out more: University of Newcastle Scholarships and Prizes, Phone: (02) 4921 6539, Email: scholarships@newcastle.edu.au Web: http://webapps.newcastle.edu.au/scholarships/index.cfm?event=viewScholarship&scholarship_id= UNI_005&scholarship_year=2010 29 Victor and Adele Bear Undergraduate Scholarships for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Students These scholarships support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander student who are studying medicine at the University of Newcastle. These scholarships are not offered every year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of Newcastle Additional criteria: You must be in the second year of the course You must be studying full-time You must not hold another scholarship of equal or higher value How much is it worth? $5,000 per year for the rest of your course Selection criteria: Academic merit Where to find out more: University of Newcastle Scholarships and Prizes, Phone: (02) 4921 6539, Email: scholarships@newcastle.edu.au Web: http://webapps.newcastle.edu.au/scholarships/index.cfm 30 UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND (UNE) Further Information Student Centre 3rd floor, TC Lamble Administration Building Booloomnbah Road Armidale NSW 2351 Phone: (02) 6773 4444 Email: scholarships@une.edu.au Web: www.une.edu.au/scholarships Also see: www.une.edu.au/oorala Alliance Catering College Scholarship This scholarship supports a commencing student with all-round ability to live at a residential college at the University of New England. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of New England Additional criteria: You must be starting the first year of your course You must be going directly to university from year 12 or a gap year How much is it worth? One year of full fees at one of the following residential colleges at the University of New England: Austin Drummond and Smith Duval Earle Page Mary White Robb 31 Selection criteria: Academic merit. You will need an ATAR of at least 82.60 involvement and leadership in school and community activities Self-motivation Commitment to your course A report from your school Principal Where to find out more: UNE Scholarships Officer, Ph: (02) 6773 4444, Email: scholarships@une.edu.au Web: http://www.une.edu.au/scholarships/undergraduate/alliance-catering-college.php Annie and Terry Connor Memorial Scholarship This scholarship supports and Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student commencing or continuing a course at the University of New England. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of New England Additional criteria: You can be a new or a continuing student How much is it worth? $5,000 per year for up to three years Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your Year 12 results or GPA) Involvement and leadership in school and community activities Commitment to your course Where to find out more: 32 UNE Scholarships Officer, Ph: (02) 6773 4444, Email: scholarships@une.edu.au Web: http://www.une.edu.au/scholarships/undergraduate/annie&terryconnor-memorial-ug.php Bernard Coffey / UNE Country Scholarship This scholarship supports a student from a rural or regional area to commence study at the University of New England Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of New England Additional criteria: You must be from a regional, rural or remote area You must have an ATAR (or equivalent) of at least 86.3 You must be starting the first year of your course You must be going directly to university from year 12 or a gap year You must be under 21 years old How much is it worth? $6,000 per year for the duration of your course Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your Year 12 results) involvement and leadership in school and community activities Commitment to your course A report from your school Principal Where to find out more: UNE Scholarships Officer, Ph: (02) 6773 4444, Email: scholarships@une.edu.au Web: http://www.une.edu.au/scholarships/undergraduate/bernardcoffey.php 33 Clem Jones Sports Scholarship This scholarship provides assistance to an elite sportsperson to study at the University of New England. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any course (including medicine) Only available at the University of New England Additional criteria: You must have outstanding ability in a particular sport You must be willing to represent the university in your chosen sport How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $3,000 and silver membership of Sport UNE Selection criteria: Ability in your chosen sport. Applicants with a high national ranking and representation at a national or international level will be shown preference You will need to demonstrate reasonable academic ability or potential Where to find out more: UNE Scholarships Officer, Ph: (02) 6773 4444, Email: scholarships@une.edu.au Web: www.une.edu.au/sportune/student-health-and-lifestyle-network/ CWA / Earle Page Country Equity Scholarship This scholarship supports a talented student from a disadvantaged or underrepresented group to live at Earle Page residential college at the University of New England. Three scholarships are awarded each year: One for academic merit One for community involvement and service 34 One for cultural activities (such as music, drama, performing arts) Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of New England Additional criteria: You must be going directly to university from year 12 or a gap year You must live at Earle Page College in the year that the scholarship is awarded You must belong to one of the following equity target groups: People from a low socio-economic background People from regional or remote areas Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people People with an educational disadvantage associated with gender People with a long-term disability People from a non-English speaking background How much is it worth? $2,000 for one year (paid towards fees at a UNE residential college) Selection criteria: Evidence of achievement, participation and interest in the category you are applying for The following factors are also taken into consideration: Financial need Academic merit (based on your Year 12 results) A report from your school Principal You may be required to attend an interview as part of the selection process for this scholarship Where to find out more: 35 UNE Scholarships Officer, Ph: (02) 6773 4444, Email: scholarships@une.edu.au Web www.une.edu.au/scholarships/undergraduate/cwaepequity.php Davis Phillips Scholarship This scholarship supports an academically gifted student to undertake an honours program at the University of New England. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any relevant course Only available at the University of New England Additional criteria: You must be commencing an honours year, or undertaking the final year of an undergraduate degree with honours You must be studying full-time, on-campus You must have a GPA of 5.0 (credit average) or higher Your studies so far must have been completed in the minimum normal time How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $5,000 Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your recent academic records) Personal attributes Where to find out more: UNE Scholarships Officer, Ph: (02) 6773 4444, Email: scholarships@une.edu.au Web: www.une.edu.au/scholarships/undergraduate/phillips.php Earle Page Anniversary Fellows’ / UNE Country Scholarship This scholarship supports students from a rural or remote area who are commencing a course at the 36 University of New England and planning to live at Earle Page residential College. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of New England Additional criteria: You must be from a regional, rural or remote area and have to leave home to attend university You must live at Earle Page College in the year that the scholarship is awarded You must be going directly to university from year 12 or a gap year You must have an ATAR (or equivalent) of at least 85 How much is it worth? $5,000 a year for the duration of your course Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your Year 12 results) Involvement and leadership in school and community activities Commitment to your course A report from your school Principal Where to find out more: UNE Scholarships Officer, Ph: (02) 6773 4444, Email: scholarships@une.edu.au Web: www.une.edu.au/scholarships/undergraduate/earlepageunecountry.php Frederick G White Bursaries for Rural Women These bursaries provide assistance to female students at the University of New England entering the final year of a four or five year program. To be eligible you’ll need to be from a rural area and be able to demonstrate financial need. Who can apply? 37 These bursaries are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of New England Additional criteria: You must be female You must be from a rural, regional or remote area You must be starting an honours year, or the final year of a four or five year course You must have a GPA of at least 5.0 (credit average) You must be studying full-time, but can be studying on or off-campus You must be able to demonstrate financial need How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $5,000 Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your recent academic records) Financial need Where to find out more: UNE Scholarships Officer, Ph: (02) 6773 4444, Email: scholarships@une.edu.au Web: www.une.edu.au/scholarships/undergraduate/frederick-white.php Hyman Scholarship for Rural Medicine This scholarship supports academically gifted students studying medicine at the University of New England who plan to work in rural, regional or remote NSW after graduation. Ten scholarships are available. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people 38 Only available for medicine Only available at the University of New England Additional criteria: You must work in rural or remote NSW for at least 2 years after you graduate from your course You must have a UAI (or equivalent) of 93.8 if you are from an urban area, or 90.6 if you are from a rural area You must live in one of the on-campus residential colleges for at least the first year of your course How much is it worth? $10,000 per year for five years Selection criteria: Academic Merit Evidence of commitment to social development Community involvement Where to find out more: UNE Scholarships Officer, Ph: (02) 6773 4444, Email: scholarships@une.edu.au Web www.une.edu.au/scholarships/undergraduate/hyman-rural-medicine.php Lynne McGettigan Scholarship This scholarship supports a female Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student from rural or regional NSW to undertake the TRACKS tertiary preparation program at the University of New England. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Only available for the TRACKS tertiary preparation program Only available at the University of New England Additional criteria: 39 You must be female You must be from a regional or rural area of NSW You must be studying full-time on-campus You must be able to demonstrate financial need How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $5,000 Selection criteria: Financial disadvantage A reference from a person within your community Where to find out more: UNE Scholarships Officer, Ph: (02) 6773 4444, Email: scholarships@une.edu.au Web www.une.edu.au/scholarships/undergraduate/lyn-mcgettigan.php Mary Spence Memorial / UNE Country Scholarship This scholarship supports an academically gifted student from a rural or remote area who is commencing a course at the University of New England. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of New England Additional criteria: You must have an ATAR (or equivalent) of at least 86.3 You must be going directly to university from year 12 or a gap year You must be studying full-time, on-campus You must be from a regional, rural or remote area You must live in one of the on-campus residential colleges for at least the first year of your 40 course You must be under 21 years old How much is it worth? $5,000 per year for the duration of your course Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your Year 12 results) Involvement and leadership in school and community activities Commitment to your course A report from your school Principal Where to find out more: UNE Scholarships Officer, Ph: (02) 6773 4444, Email: scholarships@une.edu.au Web www.une.edu.au/scholarships/undergraduate/mary-spence-ctry-tc.pdf Max Schroder UNE Scholarship This scholarship supports an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person to study at the University of New England. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of New England Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing students This scholarship isn’t available to students who are undertaking the TRACKS tertiary preparation program, but is available to students who have completed the TRACKS program and are pursuing further study How much is it worth? $6,000 per year for a maximum of four years. $4,500 is to be paid towards accommodation costs 41 and the remaining $1,500 towards education costs. Selection criteria: Financial need may also be considered Academic merit (based on your Year 12 results or recent results in your course) Commitment to your course Involvement and leadership in school and community activities A report from your school Principal (for school leavers) or an academic reference (for continuing students) Where to find out more: UNE Scholarships Officer, Ph: (02) 6773 4444, Email: scholarships@une.edu.au Web www.une.edu.au/scholarships/undergraduate/max-schroder-une.php Richard See Scholarship in Student Leadership This scholarship provides financial support to a continuing student at the University of New England who is involved in leadership roles within the University and the wider community. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of New England Additional criteria: You must be a continuing student You must be studying full-time, on-campus How much is it worth? $5,000 for one year Selection criteria: Academic merit 42 Personal attributes Where to find out more: UNE Scholarships Officer, Ph: (02) 6773 4444, Email: scholarships@une.edu.au Web www.une.edu.au/scholarships/undergraduate/richard-see.php Robb College Foundation Darren Ellis Fund Scholarship This scholarship supports a talented sportsperson who is studying at the University of New England to live at Robb College. Robb College is an on-campus residential college at the University of New England. Two scholarships are available. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of New England Additional criteria: You must be going directly to university from year 12 or a gap year You must live at Robb College in the year in which the scholarship is awarded You must have high-level sporting ability How much is it worth? $4,000 per year for up to four years. The funds will be paid towards the cost of fees at Robb College Selection criteria: Sporting ability A report from a recognised regional, state, national or international sports coach Academic merit Involvement and leadership in school and community activities Academic merit as indicated by the applicant’s performance during the HSC or equivalent A report from your school Principal 43 Where to find out more: UNE Scholarships Officer, Ph: (02) 6773 4444, Email: scholarships@une.edu.au Web www.une.edu.au/scholarships/undergraduate/robb-darren-ellis.php St Albert’s College Entrance Scholarship This scholarship provides assistance for a talented student who is commencing a course at the University of New England to live at St Albert’s College. St Albert’s College is an on-campus residential college at the University of New England. A minimum of 3 scholarships are available each year in the following categories: Academic excellence Community service or involvement Cultural activities Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of New England Additional criteria: You must be going directly to university from year 12 or a gap year You must live at St Albert’s College in the year in which the scholarship is awarded How much is it worth? $2,000 for one year. The funds will be paid towards fees at St Albert’s College. Selection criteria: Evidence of achievement, participation and interest in the category you‘re applying for The following factors are also taken into consideration: Financial need Academic merit (based on your Year 12 results) 44 A report from your school Principal You may be required to attend an interview as part of the selection process for this scholarship Where to find out more: UNE Scholarships Officer, Ph: (02) 6773 4444, Email: scholarships@une.edu.au Web www.une.edu.au/scholarships/undergraduate/stalbertsentrance.php UNE Country Scholarships These scholarships support academically gifted students from rural or remote areas of Australia to commence a course at the University of New England. Up to 28 scholarships are awarded each year. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of New England Additional criteria: You must be from a regional, rural ore remote area You must have an ATAR (or equivalent) of at least 86.3 You must be going directly to university from year 12 or a gap year You must be studying full-time, on-campus You must live in one of the on-campus residential colleges for at least the first year of your course You must be under 21 years old How much is it worth? $5,000 per year for the duration of your course To maintain this scholarship you’ll need to perform well academically, continue your involvement in sporting, cultural and community activities and participate in university life Selection criteria: 45 Academic merit (based on your Year 12 results) Involvement and leadership in school and community activities Commitment to your course A report from your school Principal Where to find out more: UNE Scholarships Officer, Ph: (02) 6773 4444, Email: scholarships@une.edu.au Web www.une.edu.au/scholarships/undergraduate/unecountry.php 46 UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES Further information: Scholarships Office Library Annexe (F21) Kensington NSW 2052 Ph: (02) 9385 1078 Email: scholarships@unsw.edu.au Web: https://scholarships.online.unsw.edu.au/ Arthur and Rita Kwan Scholarship This scholarship supports a student who has faced financial hardship and/or other disadvantage to commence medicine at the University of New South Wales. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of New South Wales Additional criteria: You must be going directly from Year 12 to university You must have completed year 12 in NSW You must be able to demonstrate financial hardship How much is it worth? $2,000 for one year Selection criteria: Financial need Any social or economic circumstances which might limit your successful transition to university study You may be required to attend an interview as part of the selection process for this scholarship Where to find out more: 47 UNSW Scholarships and Financial Support, Ph: (02) 9385 1078, Email: scholarships@unsw.edu.au Web: https://scholarships.online.unsw.edu.au/ Balnaves Foundation Indigenous Medical Scholarships These scholarships support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to study medicine at the University of New South Wales. This scholarship is not offered every year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of New South Wales Additional criteria: You must be studying full-time You must be starting your first or second year of the course How much is it worth? $25,000 per year for up to six years Selection criteria: An interview during the Nura Gili Pre-Medicine Program Previous academic results Academic performance in the Pre-Medicine Program Level of improvement during the Pre-Medicine Program Where to find out more: UNSW Scholarships and Financial Support, Ph: (02) 9385 1078, Email: scholarships@unsw.edu.au, and quote the Scholarship number UGCA 1278 Web: www.balnavesfoundation.com/balnaves-foundation.asp?cid=66&name=The-University-ofNew-South-Wales- 48 Ben Lexcen Sports Scholarships These scholarships provide financial assistance to elite athletes who are studying at the University of New South Wales. Twenty scholarships are available each year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of New South Wales Additional criteria: You must have outstanding ability in a particular sport You must be studying a course that is at least two years long You must be willing to join a UNSW sporting club and represent UNSW in your chosen sport You must be willing to participate in the Australian University Games/Championships (held in September each year) if required How much is it worth? $4,000 for one year Selection criteria: Primarily your sporting ability A reference from your coach or club representative Consideration may also be given to the following: Leadership qualities Your potential to contribute to the wider life of the University Any circumstances which might limit your successful transition to university study Where to find out more: UNSW Scholarships and Financial Support, Ph: (02) 9385 1078, Email: scholarships@unsw.edu.au and quote the scholarship reference number UGCE 1043 Web: https://scholarships.online.unsw.edu.au/ 49 Chik Fun Leung Medicine Scholarship This scholarship supports a Year 12 student from NSW who is facing financial and/or other disadvantage to study medicine at the University of New South Wales. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of New South Wales Additional criteria: You must be going directly from Year 12 to university You must have completed year 12 in NSW You must not hold another scholarship or award at the same time unless you have permission from the UNSW Selection Committee How much is it worth? $8,000 per year for up to six years Selection criteria: Financial need Any social or economic circumstances(including geographic isolation) which might limit your successful transition to university study or your ability to continue your studies You may be required to attend an interview as part of the selection process for this scholarship Where to find out more: UNSW Scholarships and Financial Support, Ph: (02) 9385 1078, Email: scholarships@unsw.edu.au and quote the scholarship reference number UGCA 1239 Web: https://scholarships.online.unsw.edu.au/ Department of Education and Training / UNSW Rural Assistance Scheme These scholarships assist students from rural government high schools in NSW whose opportunities to undertake tertiary studies at UNSW may be limited by financial constraints. 50 Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of New South Wales Additional criteria: You must have completed Year 12 at a government high school in a rural area of NSW (or be from a rural area and be a boarder at Hurlstone Agricultural Hugh School) You must be going directly from Year 12 to university You can’t be simultaneously receiving any other scholarship or award How much is it worth? $4,000 for one year Selection criteria: Academic merit Leadership qualities Ability to contribute to university life Financial need The impact of rural isolation Your family circumstances Where to find out more: UNSW Scholarships and Financial Support, Ph: (02) 9385 1078, Email: scholarships@unsw.edu.au and quote the scholarship reference number UGCE 1058 Web: https://scholarships.online.unsw.edu.au/ John Niland Scholarship This scholarship assists students from rural high schools to pursue tertiary education at UNSW. Two scholarships are available. Who can apply? 51 This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of New South Wales Additional criteria: You must have completed year 12 in a rural area of Australia You must be going directly from Year 12 to university You must achieve an ATAR (or equivalent) of at least 95 You can’t be simultaneously receiving any other scholarship or award unless you have permission from the Manager of the UNSW Scholarships Office How much is it worth? $6,000 for one year Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your Year 12 results) Potential to contribute to the wider life of the University The following will also be considered: Capacity for leadership Sporting achievement Community service Any social or economic circumstances which might limit your successful transition to university study Where to find out more: UNSW Scholarships and Financial Support, Ph: (02) 9385 1078, Email: scholarships@unsw.edu.au and quote the scholarship reference UGCE 1046 Web: https://scholarships.online.unsw.edu.au/ John Weeden Memorial Award This award assists academically gifted students who face educational disadvantaged to peruse 52 studies at UNSW. Who can apply? This award is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of New South Wales Additional criteria: You must have gained admission to UNSW under the ACCESS Scheme. The ACCESS Scheme offers an alternative entry route for students new to university who have experienced longterm educational disadvantage. Applicants for this scheme apply through UAC. (note: you aren’t eligible for the UNSW ACCESS Scheme if you are an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student and are applying for entry through the Nura Gili Indigenous Programs Admission Scheme) How much is it worth? $2,400 for one year Selection criteria: The Scholarship will be awarded to the student with the highest ATAR who gains admission into their course through the UNSW ACCESS Scheme. You don’t need to apply for this prize. It will automatically be awarded. Where to find out more: UNSW Scholarships and Financial Support, Ph: (02) 9385 1078, Email: scholarships@unsw.edu.au and quote the scholarship reference UGCE 1062 Web: https://scholarships.online.unsw.edu.au/ Joyce T Brophy Memorial Award This award provides financial assistance to medical students at UNSW from the Riverina area that are experiencing financial or educational disadvantage. Who can apply? This award is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people 53 Only available for medicine Only available at the University of New South Wales Additional criteria: You must be in at least your second year of the course You must have gained admission to the medical program at UNSW under the Rural Student Entry Scheme to Medicine (RSES) Your immediate family must live in the Federal electorate of Riverina, and have lived there for at least three years You must be able to demonstrate educational disadvantage as a result of financial disadvantage, rural isolation, or some other factor You must be studying full-time How much is it worth? $10,490 for one year Selection criteria: Financial hardship Rural isolation Any other form of disadvantage The following may also be taken into consideration: Academic merit Commitment to your course Your capacity to succeed in our course Personal attributes Leadership capacity Involvement in extra-curricula activities Potential to contribute to the wider life of the university Where to find out more: UNSW Scholarships and Financial Support, Ph: (02) 9385 1078, Email: scholarships@unsw.edu.au and quote the scholarship reference UCGE1115 54 Web: https://scholarships.online.unsw.edu.au/ Landon-Smith Family Scholarship This scholarship provides assistance to an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student so that they may pursue their studies at UNSW and contribute to the advancement of Indigenous communities throughout Australia upon graduation. This scholarship is not offered every year. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) and the graduate law program Only available at the University of New South Wales Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student You must be studying full-time How much is it worth? $10,000 per year for the duration of your course Selection criteria: Academic merit Reasons for choosing to study your course Personal qualities including leadership Your potential to contribute to advancing Indigenous communities throughout Australia Any social or economic circumstances which might limit your success at UNSW Where to find out more: UNSW Scholarships and Financial Support, Ph: (02) 9385 1078, Email: scholarships@unsw.edu.au and quote the scholarship reference number UGCE 1042 Web: https://scholarships.online.unsw.edu.au/ 55 Girls Realm Guild Award This award provides financial assistance to female students of UNSW under the age of35 who are experiencing financial difficulties. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of New South Wales Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student You must be female You must be under 35 years old You must be studying full-time How much is it worth? $2,750 for one year Scholarship holders may re-apply for further funding in future years Selection criteria: Academic merit Financial need Whether you are required to live away from your usual home address to undertake your studies Where to find out more: UNSW Scholarships and Financial Support, Ph: (02) 9385 1078, Email: scholarships@unsw.edu.au and quote the scholarship reference UGCE 1008 Web: https://scholarships.online.unsw.edu.au/ Nyunnagan Delanty Galvin Scholarship This scholarship assists disadvantaged students from rural high schools to commence study at 56 UNSW. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of New South Wales Additional criteria: You must have completed year 12 in a rural area of Australia You must be going directly from Year 12 to university You must be studying full-time How much is it worth? $4,000 for one year Selection criteria: Financial need Social and economic circumstances Personal qualities such as motivation and commitment Academic merit Community involvement and service Your personal circumstances (any constraints or hardships) Where to find out more: UNSW Scholarships and Financial Support, Ph: (02) 9385 1078, Email: scholarships@unsw.edu.au and quote the scholarship reference number UGCE 1086. Web: https://scholarships.online.unsw.edu.au/ Pang Shuk Keung and Pang Ng Yee Tak Award in Medicine This award is for school-leavers commencing medicine at UNSW who are experiencing financial and/or social disadvantage which has the potential to hinder successful transition into university study. This award isn’t available every year. It’s expected to be next available in 2014. 57 Who can apply? This award is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of New South Wales Additional criteria: You must be going directly from Year 12 to university You must be studying full-time You must be able to demonstrate financial and/or social need You must not hold another scholarship or award unless you have permission from the selection committee How much is it worth? $2,000 per year for duration of your course Selection criteria: Academic merit Financial need Any social or economic circumstance which might limit your successful transition to university study A personal statement outlining the reasons for choosing to study your course Where to find out more: UNSW Scholarships and Financial Support, (02) 9385 1078, Email: scholarships@unsw.edu.au and quote the scholarship reference number UGCA 1033. Web: https://scholarships.online.unsw.edu.au/ Shalom Gamarada Scholarship Program These scholarships support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people studying medicine or a health related course at UNSW to live at the Shalom Residential College. The name of the program comes from the term Gamarada ngiyani yana, which in the language of the Eora people of Sydney means "we walk together as friends.” There are currently 10 Indigenous 58 students living at Shalom College under this program. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Only available for medicine and other health-related courses Only available at the University of New South Wales Additional criteria: You must be able to demonstrate financial need (usually by being eligible for Abstudy or another means-tested income support payment from Centrelink) How much is it worth? Full fees at Shalom College for the duration of your course. However depending on your financial situation, you’ll probably have to make a contribution to your accommodation costs. This usually ranges from $50- $150 a week. Selection criteria: A 500 word essay on the topic: "Why I believe that I am a worthy candidate for the scholarship and how I plan to serve my community following graduation." Financial need is also taken into consideration Where to find out more: Shalom College Accommodation Officer, Roger Ph: (02) 9663 1366, Email: roger@shalom.edu.au Web: www.shalomcollege.unsw.edu.au/Shalom-Gamarada-Scholarship-Program/default.aspx Shelley Phillips Scholarship This scholarship supports female students from rural high school to commence university study at UNSW. This scholarship is not available every year. It is expected to be next be available in 2015. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) 59 Only available at the University of New South Wales Additional criteria: You must be female You must have completed year 12 in a rural area of NSW You must be going directly from Year 12 to university You must be studying full-time You must be able to demonstrate educational disadvantage How much is it worth? $5,000 per year for the duration of your course Selection criteria: Educational disadvantage This may include one or more of the following: Disability Prolonged illness or medical condition Financial hardship English language difficulties Excessive family responsibilities Difficult home circumstances Disrupted schooling Rural isolation Serious family illness Where to find out more: UNSW Scholarships and Financial Support, Ph: (02) 9385 1078, Email: scholarships@unsw.edu.au and quote the scholarship reference number UGCE 1074. Web: https://scholarships.online.unsw.edu.au/ 60 Sir Arthur and Lady Renee George Scholarship This scholarship supports a student commencing their first or second year of a course in the Faculty of Medicine or the Faculty of Science at UNSW, or the combined Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws program. This scholarship is not offered each year. It’s expected to next be offered in 2015. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for courses within the Faculty of Medicine or the Faculty of Science, or the combined Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws program Only available at the University of New South Wales Additional criteria: You must be in the first or second year of your course You must be studying full time How much is it worth? $8,000 per year for the rest of your course Selection criteria: Financial need Academic merit Leadership qualities Where to find out more: UNSW Scholarships and Financial Support, Ph: (02) 9385 1078, Email: scholarships@unsw.edu.au and quote the scholarship reference number UGCE1035. Web: https://scholarships.online.unsw.edu.au/ Una and Harley Wood Scholarship for Indigenous Students This scholarship provides financial assistance to an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person studying medicine at the University of New South Wales. Who can apply? 61 This scholarship is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of New South Wales Additional criteria: You can be in any year of your course You must not hold another scholarship (other than the Shalom Gamarada residential scholarship) unless you have permission from the Manager of the UNSW Scholarships Office You must be studying full-time How much is it worth? $5,000 for one year ($2,500 per semester) Although the scholarship is for one year you’re allowed to re-apply in following years Selection criteria: Academic merit Reasons for choosing to study your course Any financial or economic circumstances that might limit your success in your studies Involvement in the Indigenous community Awareness of health issues relating to Indigenous communities An ability to communicate with non-Indigenous groups Preference may be given to first year students, but students in other years are encouraged to apply Where to find out more: UNSW Scholarships and Financial Support, Ph: (02) 9385 1078, Email: scholarships@unsw.edu.au and quote the scholarship reference number UGCE 1065. Web: https://scholarships.online.unsw.edu.au/ Vice Chancellor’s Alumni Special Appeal Scholarship This scholarship assists undergraduate students who are facing financial hardship and another form 62 of educational disadvantage to pursue full-time studies at UNSW. 20 scholarships are available each year. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of New South Wales Additional criteria: You must be studying full-time You must be able to demonstrate financial need and at least one other form of disadvantage(such as being Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander) Applications for this scholarship are made through UAC How much is it worth? $5,000 per year for the duration of your course Selection criteria: You will be considered on the basis of your UAC Equity online application This will be based on your socio-economic circumstances, in particular, your eligibility against the following criteria. Whether you: Are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Are living with a long term medical condition or disability Are living with the ongoing affects of abuse Have any Carer responsibilities Have English language difficulties Are from a regional or remote area Are a single parent Where to find out more: UNSW Scholarships and Financial Support, Ph: (02) 9385 1078, Email: scholarships@unsw.edu.au and quote the scholarship reference number UCGE 1142. 63 Web: https://scholarships.online.unsw.edu.au/ Vice Chancellor’s Equity Scholarships These scholarships are awarded to commencing students at UNSW based on financial and educational disadvantage. Up to 10 scholarships will be awarded each year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of New South Wales Additional criteria: You must be going straight from Year 12 to university You must be studying full-time You must be able to demonstrate financial need and at least one other form of disadvantage(such as being Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander) Applications for these scholarships are made through UAC How much is it worth? $5,000 per year for up to five years Selection criteria: You’ll be considered on the basis of your UAC Equity online application This will be based on your socio-economic circumstances, in particular, your eligibility against the following criteria. Whether you: Are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Are living with a long term medical condition or disability Are living with the ongoing affects of abuse Have any Carer responsibilities Have English language difficulties Are from a regional or remote area 64 Are a single parent Where to find out more: UNSW Scholarships and Financial Support, Ph: (02) 9385 1078, Email: scholarships@unsw.edu.au and quote the scholarship reference number UGCE 1001 Web: https://scholarships.online.unsw.edu.au/ William McIlrath Rural Scholarship This scholarship supports a school-leaver from a rural area to pursue study in one of the following Faculties at the University of New South Wales: Science, Engineering, Law, Medicine, Built Environment and the Australian School of Business. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for courses in the Faculties of: Science, Engineering, Law, Medicine, Built Environment and the Australian School of Business Only available at the University of New South Wales Additional criteria: You must be going directly to university from year 12 or a gap year You must have undertaken at least four of your high school years in rural NSW You must be studying full-time You must not be receiving any other scholarship or award unless you have permission from the Manager of the UNSW Scholarships Office How much is it worth? $10,000 for the first year of the scholarship then $4,000 per year for up to a further three years of study Selection criteria: Academic merit Leadership qualities Community service involvement 65 Sporting activities A personal statement outlining your achievements Any additional information you’d like the selection panel to consider Where to find out more: UNSW Scholarships and Financial Support, Ph: (02) 9385 1078, Email: scholarships@unsw.edu.au and quote the scholarship reference number UGCE 1044. Web: https://scholarships.online.unsw.edu.au/ 66 THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME (SYDNEY AND FREMANTLE CAMPUSES) Further information: Scholarships Office University of Notre Dame Australia Fremantle Building 23 19 Mouat Street Fremantle WA 6959 Ph: (08) 9433 0555 Email: studentservies@nd.edu.au Web: www.ndedu.au/scholashipsntdame See also: http://www.nd.edu.au/scholarships/medicine.shtml Faculty Specific Scholarships http://www.nd.edu.au/scholarships/medicine.shtml FCJ Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Scholarship This scholarship supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to study at the University of Notre Dame. Multiple scholarships may be awarded. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate or postgraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Notre Dame Additional criteria: You must be studying full-time at one of the University of Notre Dame campuses (Fremantle, Sydney, Broome) How much is it worth? The value of the scholarship isn’t specified. It’s determined by the selection committee each year The scholarship is awarded for one year, although you may apply to have it extended for a further year Selection criteria: A letter of reference and recommendation from the University 67 The comments of two additional referees Where to find out more: FCJ Scholarship Committee, Phone (03) 9429 5726, Email: bursar@fcjasau.org.au Web: www.nd.edu.au/downloads/currentstudents/scholarshipsAndFees/FCJScholarshipsInfoApp.pdf Madal Scholarships in Medicine This scholarship assists students in their first year of medicine at the University of Notre Dame and who are experiencing financial need to meet education-related expenses. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of Notre Dame Additional criteria: You must be in your first year of the course You must be studying at the Fremantle campus You must be from Western Australia You must be able to demonstrate financial need (usually by receiving a means tested income support payment from Centrelink such as Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy or Disability Support Pension) You must not be receiving any other scholarship or award How much is it worth? $6,000 for one year ($3,000 per semester) Selection criteria: Academic merit Financial need Performance at the interview for entry into the School of Medicine 68 The comments of two referees You’ll need to submit a curriculum vitae (résumé) You may be required to attend another interview as part of the selection process for this scholarship Where to find out more: University of Notre Dame Scholarships Officer, Ph: (08) 9433 0520, Email: scholarships@nd.edu.au Web: www.nd.edu.au/downloads/currentstudents/scholarshipsAndFees/scholarships/madal_conditions_09.pdf Peter Cameron Memorial Fund This award supports an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student at the University of Notre Dame. Who can apply? This award is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate or postgraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Notre Dame For additional criteria you will need to contact the University of Notre Dame Scholarships Officer How much is it worth? For details you will need to contact the University of Notre Dame Scholarships Officer Selection criteria: For details you will need to contact the University of Notre Dame Scholarships Officer Where to find out more: University of Notre Dame Scholarships Officer, Ph: (08) 9433 0520, Email: scholarships@nd.edu.au The Peter Cameron Memorial Fund, Ph: 08 94897962 Web: www.nd.edu.au/fremantle/current%20students/scholarshipsAndFees/otherScholarships/cameron.s html 69 Woss Family Scholarships in Medicine These scholarships provide financial assistance to mature-age medical students at the University of Notre Dame who are experiencing educational disadvantage. Up to six scholarships may be awarded each year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of Notre Dame Additional criteria: You must be studying at the Fremantle campus You must have lived in Western Australia for at least 12 months You’ll need to demonstrate that you have had limited educational opportunities (for example because of financial hardship, geographical isolation, responsibility for the care of children or sick or elderly family members). You’ll also need to demonstrate that receiving this award will improve your educational opportunities. You must be at least 22 years old You must be studying full-time You must not be receiving any other scholarship or award How much is it worth? $6,000 for one year If you continue to meet the criteria you can re-apply for this scholarship in future years Selection criteria: Academic merit Financial need A sense of responsibility for others Your background or any personal circumstances (such as disadvantage) which warrant special consideration for the award Commitment and drive to achieve academically 70 The comments of two referees You’ll need to submit a curriculum vitae (résumé) You may be required to attend an interview as part of the selection process for this scholarship Where to find out more: University of Notre Dame Scholarships Officer, Ph: (08) 9433 0520, Email: scholarships@nd.edu.au Web: www.nd.edu.au/downloads/scholarships/fremantle/woss_family_scholarship_conditions_09.pdf 71 UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY Further information: Scholarships & Prizes Office Level 5, Jane Foss Russell Building G02 Darlington Campus University of Sydney NSW 2006 Phone: (02) 8627 8450 Email: scholarships.reception@usyd.edu.au Web: www.usyd.edu.au/scholarships/ Financial Assistance Office Level 5, Jane Foss Russell Building G02, Darlington Campus University of Sydney NSW 2006 Ph: (02) 9351 2416 Email: financial.assistance@sydney.edu.au Web: http://www.usyd.edu.au/stuserv/financial_assistance_office/index.shtml Faculty Specific Scholarships Sydney Medical School Phone: 9351 8676 Email: jnicholls@med.usyd.edu.au Web: http://www.medfac.usyd.edu.au/futurestudent/applicant/local/scholarships.php Koori Centre Scholarships Page: http://www.koori.usyd.edu.au/studying/scholarships.shtml#kooricentre Scholarship rules: You can only receive one primary scholarship ($6,000 or more) from the University of Sydney at any one time, although you can hold a primary and secondary (less than $6,000) at the same time. If you are awarded a scholarship from outside the University of Sydney, you can hold it at the same time at a USyd primary and/or secondary scholarship. Scholarships for high achievers: If you achieve an ATAR of 99.95 and choose to study at the University of Sydney, you will be given a scholarship worth $10,000 per year for the duration of your course. There is no need to apply for this scholarship. If you have listed the University of Sydney as a preference in your UAC application, the University will contact you to offer you a scholarship once ATAR results are released. A P Elkin Fund for the Assistance of Aboriginal Education A.P. Elkin was a professor of Anthropology at the University of Sydney. This fund provides grants for special purposes to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who are undertaking tertiary studies. 72 Preference will be given to students enrolled at the University of Sydney, although students from any tertiary institution may apply. Who can apply? This funding is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Available to students of any tertiary institution Additional criteria: You must be enrolled in a degree course How much is it worth? This will depend on financial need Selection criteria: The recommendation of the Head of the Department of Anthropology and the Registrar after they have reviewed all the applications Where to find out more: University of Sydney Financial Assistance Office, Ph: (02) 9351 2416, Email: financial.assistance@sydney.edu.au Web: www.usyd.edu.au/stuserv/financial_assistance_office/scholarships.shtml Babak Shahidi Memorial Scholarship This scholarship provides assistance to medical students at the University of Sydney who are experiencing financial difficulties that may impact on their studies. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of Sydney Additional criteria: 73 You must be experiencing financial hardship that may impact upon your studies How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $5,000 Selection criteria: Selection is primarily based on financial need Academic merit is also taken into consideration Where to find out more: University of Sydney Financial Assistance Office, Ph: (02) 9351 2416, Email: financial.assistance@sydney.edu.au Web: www.usyd.edu.au/stuserv/financial_assistance_office/scholarships.shtml Bernard Lee Scholarship for Indigenous Australians This scholarship provides financial assistance to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at the University of Sydney who are less than 35 years old and experiencing financial difficulty. Up to eleven scholarships may be awarded each year. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Sydney Additional criteria: You must be under 35 years old You must be studying a degree course How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $5,000 Selection criteria: Selection is primarily based on financial need Academic merit is also taken into consideration 74 Where to find out more: University of Sydney Financial Assistance Office, Ph: (02) 9351 2416, Email: financial.assistance@sydney.edu.au Web: www.usyd.edu.au/stuserv/financial_assistance_office/scholarships.shtml E M (Mary) Gilder Scholarship This scholarship offers financial assistance to a medical student at the University of Sydney who demonstrates academic merit and financial need. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of Sydney Additional criteria: You must be able to demonstrate financial need How much is it worth? $5,000 for one year You can re-apply for this scholarship in future years Selection criteria: Selection is primarily based on financial need Academic merit is also taken into consideration Where to find out more: University of Sydney Financial Assistance Office, Ph: (02) 9351 2416, E-mail: financial.assistance@sydney.edu.au www.usyd.edu.au/stuserv/financial_assistance_office/scholarships.shtml Faculty of Medicine Dean's Scholarships These scholarships support medical students at the University of Sydney who are experiencing 75 financial hardship which is impacting upon their studies. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of Sydney Additional criteria: You must be experiencing financial hardship that may impact upon your studies How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $5,000 Selection criteria: Selection is primarily based on financial need Academic merit is also taken into consideration Where to find out more: University of Sydney Financial Assistance Office, Ph: (02) 9351 2416, Email: financial.assistance@sydney.edu.au Web: www.usyd.edu.au/stuserv/financial_assistance_office/scholarships.shtml First Year Bursaries These bursaries are offered to first year students at the University of Sydney who are experiencing financial need to assist with the costs involved in commencing university. Up to 175 bursaries are awarded each year. Who can apply? These bursaries are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Sydney Additional criteria: 76 You must be starting the first year of your course You must be studying full-time You must be receiving a means tested income support payment from Centrelink (such as Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy or the Disability Support Pension) You must be able to demonstrate financial need due to one of the following criteria: low socio-economic status, rural or isolated background, living away from home or having a long-term disability How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $2,000 Selection criteria: Selection is primarily based on financial need Academic merit is also taken into consideration Where to find out more: University of Sydney Financial Assistance Office, Ph: (02) 9351 2416, Email: financial.assistance@sydney.edu.au Web: www.usyd.edu.au/stuserv/financial_assistance_office/scholarships.shtml Levey and Alexander Bursary This bursary is offered to male Arts graduates who are undertaking a professional degree (including medicine) at the University of Sydney and require financial assistance to continue their studies. Up to 9 bursaries may be awarded each year. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for professional degree courses (including medicine) Only available at the University of Sydney Additional criteria: You must be male You must have a Bachelor of Arts (preference will be given to students who have honours) 77 You must be in need of financial assistance in order to continue with your studies You must not have received this bursary before How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $1,000 Selection criteria: Selection is primarily based on financial need Academic merit is also taken into consideration Where to find out more: University of Sydney Financial Assistance Office, Ph: (02) 9351 2416, Email: financial.assistance@sydney.edu.au Web: www.usyd.edu.au/stuserv/financial_assistance_office/scholarships.shtml Lily Lonnie Boot Bursary This bursary assists students enrolled in the Faculties of Medicine or Science at the University of Sydney who require financial assistance for student expenses. Up to 4 bursaries can be awarded each year. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for undergraduate courses in the Faculties of Medicine and Science (including medicine) Only available at the University of Sydney Additional criteria: You must be able to demonstrate financial need How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $1,000 Selection criteria: Selection is primarily based on financial need 78 Academic merit is also taken into consideration Where to find out more: University of Sydney Financial Assistance Office, Ph: (02) 9351 2416, Email: financial.assistance@sydney.edu.au Web: www.usyd.edu.au/stuserv/financial_assistance_office/scholarships.shtml Norman John Dunlop Bursary This bursary assists students enrolled in undergraduate courses the Faculties of Medicine or Science at the University of Sydney who require financial assistance for student expenses. Up to 23 bursaries can be awarded each year. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for undergraduate courses in the Faculties of Medicine and Science (including medicine) Only available at the University of Sydney Additional criteria: You must be able to demonstrate financial need One of your parents must be British You must be of Protestant faith How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $3,000 Selection criteria: Selection is primarily based on financial need Academic merit is also taken into consideration Where to find out more: University of Sydney Financial Assistance Office, Ph: (02) 9351 2416, Email: financial.assistance@sydney.edu.au 79 Web: www.usyd.edu.au/stuserv/financial_assistance_office/scholarships.shtml Poppy Harris Bursary This bursary provides financial assistance to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people studying at the University of Sydney who are in financial need. 3 bursaries can be awarded each year. Who can apply? The bursary is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Sydney Additional criteria: You must be able to demonstrate financial need You must be studying a degree course You must be studying full-time How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $1,000 Selection criteria: Selection is primarily based on financial need Academic merit is also taken into consideration Where to find out more: University of Sydney Financial Assistance Office, Ph: (02) 9351 2416, Email: financial.assistance@sydney.edu.au Web: www.usyd.edu.au/stuserv/financial_assistance_office/scholarships.shtml Robert Flloyd & Essen Marshall Scholarship This scholarship provides financial assistance to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people studying at the University of Sydney who are in financial need. Up to 25 scholarships can be awarded each year. 80 Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Sydney Additional criteria: You must be able to demonstrate financial need You must be undertaking a degree course You must be studying full-time How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $2,000 Selection criteria: Selection is primarily based on financial need Academic merit is also taken into consideration Where to find out more: University of Sydney Financial Assistance Office, Ph: (02) 9351 2416, Email: financial.assistance@sydney.edu.au Web: www.usyd.edu.au/stuserv/financial_assistance_office/scholarships.shtml St Andrew’s College Indigenous Scholarship This scholarship supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in financial need to live at St Andrews residential college at the Camperdown campus of the University of Sydney. 2 scholarships are available. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate or postgraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Sydney 81 Additional criteria: You must be able to demonstrate that if wasn’t for the scholarship you couldn’t afford to live at St Andrew’s College You must be studying full-time How much is it worth? Half of the fees to stay at St Andrew’s College. This is equivalent to about $8,000 per year. You’ll need to find a way pay the remainder of the fees (further $8,00per year) yourself. Scholarships are awarded for up to three years Selection criteria: Financial need Potential contribution you can make to the college. You are asked to write a personal statement explaining this to the awards committee. The committee will also consider your academic success, community involvement and any sporting, cultural and musical qualifications and achievements you may have Where to find out more: St Andrew’s College, Ph: (02) 9565 7300, Email: principalassist@standrewscollege.edu.au Web: www.standrewscollege.edu.au/?/About%20The%20College/Academic%20Program/Scholarships / www.standrewscollege.edu.au/docs/file/Indigenous%20Scholarship%20application%202010.pdf St Paul’s College Sharp Indigenous Scholarship This scholarship supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men who are studying at the University of Sydney to live at St Paul’s residential college. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate or postgraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Sydney Additional criteria: You must be studying full-time 82 You must be performing well academically How much is it worth? Half of the fees to stay at St Paul’s College. This is equivalent to about $8,000 per year. You’ll need to find a way pay the remainder of the fees (further $8,00per year) yourself Scholarships are awarded for up to three years Selection criteria: Selection is largely based on academic merit The potential contribution you can make to the college will also be considered. This may include leadership potential, history of community involvement and any success you have had in sports, music, cultural pursuits and extra-curricula activities Financial need may also be taken into account Where to find out more: St Paul’s College, Ph: (02) 9550 7451, Email stpauls@usyd.edu.au Web: www.stpauls.edu.au/html/applications/applications_scholarships.htm The Dorothy Greening Scholarship This scholarship provides financial assistance to medical students at the University of Sydney who are experiencing financial difficulties that are impacting upon their studies. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of Sydney Additional criteria: You must be able to demonstrate that you are experiencing financial hardship that may impact upon your studies How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $5,000 83 Selection criteria: Selection is primarily based on financial need Academic merit is also taken into consideration Where to find out more: University of Sydney Financial Assistance Office, Ph: (02) 9351 2416, Email: financial.assistance@sydney.edu.au Web: www.usyd.edu.au/stuserv/financial_assistance_office/scholarships.shtml The Doug Baird Scholarship This scholarship provides financial assistance to medical students at the University of Sydney who are experiencing financial difficulties that are impacting upon their studies Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of Sydney Additional criteria: You must be able to demonstrate that you are experiencing financial hardship that may impact upon your studies How much is it worth? $5,000 for one year Selection criteria: Selection is primarily based on financial need Academic merit is also taken into consideration Where to find out more: University of Sydney Financial Assistance Office, Ph: (02) 9351 2416, Email: financial.assistance@sydney.edu.au Web: www.usyd.edu.au/stuserv/financial_assistance_office/scholarships.shtml 84 The Gaston Bauer Scholarship This scholarship provides financial assistance to medical students at the University of Sydney who are experiencing financial difficulties that are impacting upon their studies. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of Sydney Additional criteria: You must be able to demonstrate that you are experiencing financial hardship that may impact upon your studies How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $5,000 Selection criteria: Selection is primarily based on financial need Academic merit is also taken into consideration Where to find out more: University of Sydney Financial Assistance Office, Ph: (02) 9351 2416, Email: financial.assistance@sydney.edu.au Web: www.usyd.edu.au/stuserv/financial_assistance_office/scholarships.shtml The Koori Centre - Other Scholarships for Indigenous Students These scholarships offer financial assistance and educational opportunities to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students enrolled at the University of Sydney. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) 85 Only available at the University of Sydney How much is it worth? Any Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student with a UAI or equivalent of 85 or above starting an undergraduate degree will receive a $5,000 University of Sydney Indigenous Award Scholarship for their first year of study. You don’t need to apply for this. It’ll be automatically given to eligible students. Any Indigenous student who finishes the year with a credit average and is continuing their studies receives a $2,000 bonus. You don’t need to apply for this. It’ll be automatically given to eligible students. University of Sydney Indigenous Access Scholarships are awarded to Indigenous Students with Financial need. They’re worth $2,000 for a year. The Koori Centre has a Conference Bursary fund to help you go to a conference, workshop or seminar related to your studies each year (up to a value of $2,000). The University of Sydney’s Vice Chancellor’s Awards for Indigenous students: Three HECS bursaries of up to $2,500 are available to continuing students each year. There are also five once-off encouragement awards of $600 for continuing students and ten once-off encouragement awards of $600 for first year students. International Exchange Scholarship: The Koori Centre supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to participate in an approved exchange program. The Scholarship is valued at $5,000 provided the applicant is accepted into the International Exchange Program through the International Office of the University of Sydney. Selection criteria: Financial need, and the extent to which the scholarship or bursary will help you in your studies Where to find out more: The Koori Centre, University of Sydney, Ph: 1800 622 742 (free call), Email: koori.centre@sydney.edu.au Web: www.koori.usyd.edu.au/scholarships/index.shtml The Professor John Beveridge Scholarship This scholarship provides financial assistance to medical students at the University of Sydney who are experiencing financial difficulties that are impacting upon their studies. Who can apply? 86 This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of Sydney Additional criteria: You must be able to demonstrate that you are experiencing financial hardship that may impact upon your studies You must not be receiving a scholarship or award of equal or higher value How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $5,000 Selection criteria: Selection is primarily based on financial need Academic merit is also taken into consideration Where to find out more: University of Sydney Financial Assistance Office, Ph: (02) 9351 2416, Email: financial.assistance@sydney.edu.au Web: www.usyd.edu.au/stuserv/financial_assistance_office/scholarships.shtml The Sheila Nicholas Scholarship This scholarship provides financial assistance to medical students at the University of Sydney who are experiencing financial difficulties that are impacting upon their studies. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of Sydney Additional criteria: You must be able to demonstrate that you are experiencing financial hardship that may 87 impact upon your studies How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $5,000 Selection criteria: Selection is primarily based on financial need Academic merit is also taken into consideration Where to find out more: University of Sydney Financial Assistance Office, Ph: (02) 9351 2416, Email: financial.assistance@sydney.edu.au Web: www.usyd.edu.au/stuserv/financial_assistance_office/scholarships.shtml University of Sydney Access Scholarships These scholarships offer financial assistance to academically gifted students at the University of Sydney who are experiencing financial difficulties. 160 scholarships were available in 2010 including 7 for medicine and 2 for dentistry. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Sydney Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student (although preference is given to new students) You must have a good academic record Applications for these scholarships are through UAC You must be able to demonstrate one of the following: Financial disadvantage (usually by receiving a means tested income supports payment from Centrelink such as Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy, or the Disability Support Pension) That you have a long-term disability 88 That you have had to relocate from a rural area to attend university How much is it worth? $6,000 per year for the duration of your course Selection criteria: Financial need Where to find out more: University of Sydney Financial Assistance Office, Ph: (02) 9351 2416, Email: financial.assistance@sydney.edu.au Web: www.usyd.edu.au/scholarships/current/scholarships/equity.shtml#access University of Sydney Indigenous Entry Scholarships These scholarships are given to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students who achieve an ATAR (or equivalent) of at least 85 and are commencing study at the University of Sydney. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Sydney Additional criteria: You must have achieved an ATAR (or equivalent) of at least 85. You must have applied for your course through UAC You must be starting the first year of your course You don’t need to apply for this scholarship. It will be awarded automatically to eligible students (note: this scholarship is not available for graduate entry courses, including graduate-entry medicine) How much is it worth? $5,000 for one year ($2,500 per semester) 89 Selection criteria: The same selection criteria used for entry into the Sydney Medical School (GAMSAT results and interview score) A personal statement of up to a page. You might want to include details of your past academic achievements, leadership positions you’ve held, relevant work experience and why you’ve decided to study your course The comments of a reference supporting your application Where to find out more: The Koori Centre, University of Sydney, Ph: 1800 622 742 (free call), Email: koori.centre@sydney.edu.au Web: www.koori.usyd.edu.au/scholarships/index.shtml University of Sydney Scholarships and Prizes Office, Ph: (02) 8627 8450, Email: scholarships@reception@sydney.edu.au or prizes.officer@sydney.edu.au Web: www.usyd.edu.au/scholarships University of Sydney Merit and Entry Scholarships These scholarships are awarded to high-achieving students who are commencing a course at the University of Sydney. Each faculty has a set number of scholarships it can award. For the Sydney Medical School 2010 intake: One scholarship of $6,000 per year for four years was awarded Two 'start-up' scholarships of $6,000 for one year were awarded Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Sydney Additional criteria: You must be starting the first year of your course You must have achieved an ATAR (or equivalent) of at least 95. Graduate entry medicine 90 students require high GAMSAT and Interview scores How much is it worth? Entry Scholarships are valued at $6,000 for one year Merit scholarships are valued at $6,000 per year for the duration of your course provided you maintain a distinction average Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your Year 12 results or performance in the selection process for your course) Personal attributes such as leadership, creativity, self-motivation and communication skills based on a personal statement Where to find out more: University of Sydney Scholarships and Prizes Office, Ph: (02) 8627 8450, Email: scholarships@reception@sydney.edu.au or prizes.officer@sydney.edu.au Web: www.usyd.edu.au/scholarships University of Sydney National Scholarships These scholarships provide assistance with the cost of accommodation for students who have completed Year 12 interstate and who are receiving a University of Sydney Outstanding Achievement Scholarship, a University of Sydney Scholarship (Merit or Entry) or a University of Sydney Access Scholarship. Eligible students will automatically receive this scholarship. No application is necessary. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Sydney Additional criteria: You must be already receiving one of the following scholarships from the University of Sydney: Outstanding Achievement Scholarship, Merit or Entry Scholarship or Access Scholarship 91 You must have moved from interstate (outside NSW or the ACT) in order to study at the University of Sydney How much is it worth? $5,000 per year for the duration of your course. This is in addition to the value of your main University of Sydney scholarship. Selection criteria: There are no selection criteria - you’ll automatically receive the scholarship if you are eligible. Where to find out more: University of Sydney Scholarships and Prizes Office, Ph: (02) 8627 8450, Email: scholarships@reception@sydney.edu.au or prizes.officer@sydney.edu.au Web: www.usyd.edu.au/scholarships Wesley College Foundation Indigenous Scholarships These scholarships support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at the University of Sydney and in financial need to live at Wesley College, a residential college on the Camperdown campus of the University of Sydney. Up to eight scholarships are available. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate or postgraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Sydney Additional criteria: You must meet all other requirements for acceptance into Wesley College including an interview You must be able to demonstrate that if it wasn’t for the scholarship you couldn’t afford to live at Wesley College How much is it worth? The full value of fees to live at Wesley College. For medical students this is roughly equivalent to $17,000 per year Alternatively, if you are on the Abstudy residential option through Centrelink, the 92 scholarships will be paid as a living allowance to the values of half the college residential fees (roughly equivalent to $8,000 per year) Scholarships are awarded for the duration of your degree Selection criteria: Financial need The recommendation of the Master of Wesley College and the Scholarships Committee (this means that there are no other set criteria and the scholarships will be awarded at the discretion of these people) Where to find out more: Wesley College, Ph: (0 2) 9565 3333, Email: tjessup@wesleycollege-usyd.edu.au, or dgeorges@wesleycollege-usyd.edu.au Web: www.wesleycollege-usyd.edu.au/scholarships.html Alternatively, you can make further enquiries through the Koori Centre, Contact: Ms Sarina Solar, Student Liaison Officer, Ph: (02) 9351 7003 Email: sarina.solar@sydney.edu.au Women's College Indigenous Scholarships These scholarships support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women studying at the University of Sydney to live at the Women’s College, a residential college on the Camperdown campus of the University of Sydney. 2 scholarships are available each year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate or postgraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Sydney How much is it worth? Up to $10,000 per year towards residential fees at Women’s College. Because the annual fees at Women’s College are roughly $16,000 per year, you’ll need to find a way pay the remainder of the fees (further $6,00per year) yourself Scholarships are awarded for up to three years Selection criteria: 93 Contact the Women’s College for details Where to find out more: The Women's College, Ph: (02) 9517 5000, Email: office@thewomenscollege.com.au Web: www.thewomenscollege.com.au/scholarships.php 94 UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN SYDNEY Further information: Scholarships Unit University of Western Sydney Locked Bag 1797 Penrith South DC NSW 1797 Ph: 1300 897 669 (free call) Email scholarships@uws.edu.au Web: www.uws.edu.au/scholarships University of Western Sydney Indigenous Scholarships Web: www.uws.edu.au/indigenous_education/education/future_students/scholarships Ann D Clark Scholarship for Mature Age Women Entering University for the First Time This scholarship supports a female student over the age of 25 who lives in the Greater Western Sydney to commence university study for the first time at the University of Western Sydney. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Western Sydney Additional criteria: You must be female You must be over the age of 25 You must be a resident of the Greater Western Sydney Area You must be able to demonstrate social or economic circumstances that have prevented you from studying at university up until now You must be commencing your first university course You must be studying full-time How much is it worth? $12,000 per year for up to three years 95 Selection criteria: Academic merit A personal statement outlining the circumstances which have previously prevented you from attending university You’ll also need to attend an interview as part of the selection process for this scholarship Where to find out more: University of Western Sydney Undergraduate Scholarships, Ph: 1300 897 669 (for the cost of a local call), Email scholarships@uws.edu.au Web: www.uws.edu.au/scholarships/find_a_scholarship/ug_scholarships/ann_d_clark_scholarship Campbelltown Medical Scholarship This scholarship supports a student from the Campbelltown City region who commencing their first year of medicine at the University of Western Sydney. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of Western Sydney Additional criteria: You must be commencing study at the University of Western Sydney for the first time You must be studying full-time You must be a resident of the Campbelltown City Region of Western Sydney, and have lived there for at least 12 months How much is it worth? $3,000 per year for five years Selection criteria: A personal statement outlining your commitment to a career in medicine and a desire to help others 96 You’ll also need to attend an interview as part of the selection process for this scholarship Where to find out more: University of Western Sydney Undergraduate Scholarships, Ph: 1300 897 669 (for the cost of a local call), Email scholarships@uws.edu.au Web: www.uws.edu.au/scholarships/find_a_scholarship/ug_scholarships/campbelltown_medical_scholar ship Cospak Group Scholarship for Single Parents This scholarship provides financial support to a single parent undertaking tertiary study for the first time at the University of Western Sydney. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Western Sydney Additional criteria: You must be a single parent and receiving a Parenting Allowance from Centrelink You can be either a new or continuing student but you must be studying your first university course You must be studying full-time How much is it worth? $5,000 per year for up to four years You must maintain a GPA of 5.0 (credit average) to stay on this scholarship Selection criteria: Selection will be determined by an interview panel Where to find out more: University of Western Sydney Undergraduate Scholarships, Ph: 1300 897 669 (for the cost of a local call), Email scholarships@uws.edu.au 97 Web: www.uws.edu.au/scholarships/find_a_scholarship/ug_scholarships/donor_funded_scholarships_sec tion Ian Porter Scholarship This scholarship offers financial support to students from the Campbelltown City region who are commencing tertiary study for the first time at the University of Western Sydney. Funded by the Campbelltown City Council. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Western Sydney Additional criteria: You must be a resident of the Campbelltown City Region of Western Sydney, and have lived there for at least 12 months You must be commencing the first year of your first university course You must be studying full-time How much is it worth? $2,500 per year for up to three years You you’ll need to maintain a GPA of 5.0 (credit average) to stay on this scholarship You’ll also need to remain a resident of the Campbelltown local government area while you are receiving this scholarship Selection criteria: A written application Leadership skills Work experience Short-listed applicants will be required to attend an interview as part of the selection process for this scholarship 98 Where to find out more: Michael Sewell, Campbelltown City Council, Ph: (02) 4645 4695, Email: michael.sewell@campbelltown.nsw.gov.au Web: www.uws.edu.au/scholarships/find_a_scholarship/ug_scholarships/ian_porter_scholarship2 Indigenous Academic Excellence Scholarship / Indigenous Scholarship for Achievement These scholarships support academically gifted Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at the University of Western Sydney who are also able to demonstrate financial and/or educational disadvantage. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Western Sydney Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student You must be able to demonstrate financial hardship (usually by receiving a means tested income support statement from Centrelink such as Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy or the Disability Support Pension) How much is it worth? $5,000 per year for up to five years. Selection criteria: Mainly Financial need Any adverse personal circumstances (such as educational disadvantage) The following may also be taken into consideration: If you have a disability If you are from a rural or remote area It you are a woman studying in a non-traditional area (such as engineering , computing or mathematics, but not medicine) 99 Where to find out more: University of Western Sydney Undergraduate Scholarships, Ph: 1300 897 669 (for the cost of a local call), Email scholarships@uws.edu.au Web: www.uws.edu.au/scholarships/find_a_scholarship/ug_scholarships/scholarships_for_indigenous_st udents_section Badanami Centre for Indigenous Education, Ph: 1800 032 923 (free call), Email: study@uws.edu.au Jim Anderson Scholarships These scholarships support students who completed Year 12 at government high schools in Western Sydney to pursue further education at the University of Western Sydney or TAFE in NSW. Five scholarships are available, one of which is reserved for an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course at university (including medicine) or vocational course at TAFE Only available at the University of Western Sydney or TAFE NSW Additional criteria: You must be commencing full-time study at the University of Western Sydney or a TAFE college in NSW You must have completed Year 12 at one of the following high schools in Western Sydney: Blacktown Boys High School Blacktown Girls High School Cambridge Park High School Colyton High School Chifley College Doonside High School 100 Evans High School Mitchell High School Plumpton High School Richmond High School Rooty Hill High School St Mary's Senior High School The Hills Sports High School Wyndham College How much is it worth? $5,000 for one year ($2,500 per semester) Selection criteria: Academic achievement, commitment and capacity for academic success in the future Determination to succeed and appropriate career path planning Participation in school activities and/or community involvement Any other personal qualities and or circumstances which might make you more suitable for the scholarship The comments of two referees (one of your referees must be your school Principal) You may be required to attend an interview as part of the selection process Where to find out more: Ms Kaye Farrugia, , Executive Officer, NSW Department of Education and Training, Western Sydney Region, Ph: (02) 88084900, Email: Kaye.Farrugia@det.nsw.edu.au Web: www.det.nsw.edu.au/awards/ja.htm / www.det.nsw.edu.au/employment/teachnsw/scholarships.htm Penrith RSL Club Tertiary Scholarship Award This award supports students from local high schools to study at the University of Western Sydney. Who can apply? This scholarship is: 101 Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Western Sydney Additional criteria: You must live in the Penrith City Council area, and have lived there for at least 12 months You must be completing Year 12 at a high school in the Penrith Area, and you must have attended this high school for at least 12 months. At least one of your parents (or guardians) must be a member of the Penrith RSL Club, and have been a member for at least 12 months You must be planning to study a full-time degree course at the University of Western Sydney How much is it worth? $5,000 per year for three years Selection criteria: Academic merit A personal statement You will be required to attend an interview as part of the selection process for this scholarship Six final applicants will be selected. One finalist will receive the full scholarship and the other five finalists will each receive $500 Where to find out more: University of Western Sydney Undergraduate Scholarships, Ph: 1300 897 669 (for the cost of a local call), Email scholarships@uws.edu.au Web: www.uws.edu.au/scholarships/find_a_scholarship/ug_scholarships/penrith_rsl_scholarship Rotary Club of Narellan Medical Scholarship This scholarship supports a student from the Macarthur Region to study medicine at the University of Western Sydney. Who can apply? This scholarship is: 102 Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of Western Sydney Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student You must live within the Macarthur region of Western Sydney You must be studying full-time How much is it worth? $5,000 per year for up to five years You must maintain a credit average to keep this scholarship Selection criteria: A personal statement. The selection committee will be looking for evidence of compassion, a willingness to go beyond the call of duty to help others, and a genuine commitment to community service. You will also be required to attend an interview as part of the selection process for this scholarship Where to find out more: University of Western Sydney Undergraduate Scholarships, Ph: 1300 897 669 (for the cost of a local call), Email scholarships@uws.edu.au Web: www.uws.edu.au/scholarships/find_a_scholarship/ug_scholarships/the_rotary_club_of_narellan_m edical_scholarship UWS Honours Scholarship This scholarship supports high achieving students to undertake an honours program at the University of Western Sydney. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people 103 Available for any relevant course Only available at the University of Western Sydney Additional criteria: You must be commencing an honours program You must have a GPA of 5.5 (between a credit and a distinction average) You do not have to have undertaken your initial degree at UWS to receive this scholarship How much is it worth? $5,000 for one year You must maintain a GPA of 5.0 (credit average) to keep this scholarship Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your GPA score) Where to find out more: University of Western Sydney Undergraduate Scholarships, Ph: 1300 897 669 (for the cost of a local call), Email scholarships@uws.edu.au Web: www.uws.edu.au/scholarships/find_a_scholarship/ug_scholarships/uws_honours_scholarship UWS International Exchange Scholarship for Continuing Students This scholarship provides financial assistance to students of the University of Western Sydney to undertake an international student exchange as part of their course. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any relevant course Only available at the University of Western Sydney Additional criteria: You must be about to undertake an approved overseas study exchange as part of your course. You will need to be in at least the second year of your course to undertake an overseas exchange 104 You must have a GPA of 5.0 (credit average) You must not have received this scholarship before You must not be receiving a Vice-Chancellor’s Leadership Scholarship, an Academic Excellence Scholarship or a Scholarship with the College of Business How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $2,500 Selection criteria: Academic merit. You must have a GPA of at least5.0 (credit average) There is no formal application process for this scholarship. You’ll automatically be considered for the scholarship when you apply to go on an exchange program Where to find out more: University of Western Sydney Undergraduate Scholarships, Ph: 1300 897 669 (for the cost of a local call), Email scholarships@uws.edu.au Web: www.uws.edu.au/scholarships/find_a_scholarship/ug_scholarships/uws_international_exchange_sc holarship_for_continuing_students UWS Opportunity Scholarship This scholarships support academically gifted students from the Greater Western Sydney region who face economic, social or other disadvantage to study at the University of Western Sydney. Applications for this scholarship are through UAC. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Western Sydney Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student, but you must be studying a degree course If you are a new student you must have completed Year 12 within the Greater Western Sydney region. You must achieve an ATAR of at least 80. You must also apply on time to UAC 105 and list UWS as one of your top three preferences If you are a continuing student you must have a GPA of at least 5.0 (credit average) in the previous year You must be able to demonstrate either: Financial need (usually be receiving a means tested income support payment from Centrelink such as Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy or the Disability Support Pension) Educational disadvantage by meeting at least one of the UWS defined equity or personal disadvantage criteria (see below) OR How much is it worth? $5,000 per year for up to four years. Selection criteria: Mainly financial need Educational disadvantage or adverse personal circumstances will be taken into account The following factors will also be considered: If you are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander If you have a disability If you are from a non-English speaking background If you are from a rural or remote area If you are a woman studying in a non-traditional area (such as engineering , computing or mathematics, but not medicine) Academic merit or potential. For school leavers this is based largely on your Year 12 results. For non-school leavers it is based on your work experience, educational qualifications and GPA. You’ll usually need a GPA of at least 5.0 (credit average) to be considered for this scholarship Where to find out more: University of Western Sydney Undergraduate Scholarships, Ph: 1300 897 669 (for the cost of a local call), Email scholarships@uws.edu.au Web: www.uws.edu.au/scholarships/find_a_scholarship/ug_scholarships/uws_opportunity_scholarship_f 106 or_commencing_and_continuing_students UWS Sport Scholarships These scholarships provide financial assistance to elite athletes studying at the University of Western Sydney. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate or postgraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Western Sydney Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student You must have outstanding ability in a particular sport How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $2,000 Special access to fitness facilities, academic counselling, personal development seminars, academic support and liaison, and networking links and opportunities You’ll be expected to represent the University in your chosen sport and maintain a successful academic record Selection criteria: Sporting success and potential Ability to balance sporting and study commitments (Note: The University of Western Sydney has an alternative entry program for elite athletes. If you are an elite athlete or performer, and your sporting commitments have affected your HSC, you may be eligible for special consideration. Contact UWS Connect Sports & Fitness for details) Where to find out more: UWS Connect Sports & Fitness, Ph: (02) 9772 6337, Email: si.james@uws.edu.au Web: www.uws.edu.au/scholarships/find_a_scholarship/ug_scholarships/uws_sport_scholarships / 107 http://203.170.82.73/~uwsconne/uwsconnect/websitepublisher/scholarships--elite-athletes.html Vice Chancellors Leadership Scholarship This scholarship rewards the success of local school leavers who are academically gifted and also excel in some other aspect of their lives (e.g. leadership, community service, sports or cultural pursuits) and choose to study at the University of Western Sydney. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Western Sydney Additional criteria: You must be starting the first year of a degree course You must be entering university directly from Year 12 or a gap year You must have completed Year 12 within the Greater Western Sydney region You must have achieved an ATAR of at least 90. You must apply on time to UAC and list UWS as one of your top three preferences You must be able to demonstrate leadership and community involvement (e.g. been captain of your School, undertaken community service or participated in sport, the arts, public speaking, Maths/Science Olympiads, Duke of Edinburgh Award etc) How much is it worth? $10,000 per year for up to five years You will also have access to funding to pay for leadership activities and community projects you want to get involved in, or to participate in a UWS domestic or overseas study program (for example, a medical student could use this funding to finance an elective placement anywhere in Australia or overseas) If you receive this scholarship you will automatically be invited to participate in the www.uws.edu.au/scholarships/find_a_scholarship/leadership_program Aspire leadership program at UWS You must maintain a credit average and participate in university events and leadership 108 activities to keep this scholarship Selection criteria: A personal statement demonstrating leadership capacity and Community contribution Personal qualities (such as motivation and attitude) Future goals Your capacity to make a difference to society through your studies Academic merit You will be required to attend an interview as part of the selection proves for this scholarship Applicants must ensure that they complete the personal statement section of the application which requires you to demonstrate your leadership qualities and community involvement Where to find out more: University of Western Sydney Undergraduate Scholarships, Ph: 1300 897 669 (for the cost of a local call), Email scholarships@uws.edu.au Web: www.uws.edu.au/scholarships/find_a_scholarship/ug_scholarships/VCLS 109 UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG Further Information: Scholarships Office Building 17, Student Central Northfields Ave Wollongong NSW 2522 Phone: (02) 4221 3159 Email: scholarships@uow.edu.au Web: www.uow.edu.au/about/scholarships Graduate School of Medicine Scholarships: www.uow.edu.au/gsm/scholarships/index.html Woolyungah Indigenous Centre Scholarships Page: www.uow.edu.au/wic/scholarships/index.html Academic Excellence Regional Scholarships These scholarships are awarded to high achieving school-leavers from the University's main drawing area (i.e. the Illawarra, Southern Sydney, South Western Sydney, Southern Highlands and the South Coast of NSW) who choose to study at the University of Wollongong. 100 scholarships available each year. These scholarships aren’t available for medicine, but if you want to study graduate entry medicine and do your undergraduate degree at Wollongong, this scholarship may be relevant to you. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course available to school-leavers Only available at the University of Wollongong Additional criteria: You must be from one of the University of Wollongong’s main drawing areas. These are: The Illawarra Southern Sydney South Western Sydney Southern Highlands 110 South Coast of NSW You must be entering university directly from Year 12 You must have listed a course at the University of Wollongong as one of your top four UAC preferences How much is it worth? $3,000 for one year ($1,500 per semester) Selection criteria: Academic merit Where to find out more: University of Wollongong Undergraduate Scholarship Officer, Ph: 02 4221 3159, Email: scholarships@uow.edu.au Web: www.uow.edu.au/student Campus Chapter Alumni Scholarship This scholarship provides financial support to a student at the University of Wollongong who is experiencing educational disadvantage. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Wollongong Additional criteria: You can apply for this scholarship if you meet one or more of the following criteria: You are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander You are experiencing financial hardship You have a long-term disability You are from a rural or isolated area and have had to leave home to study at the University of Wollongong 111 You are a women studying Engineering or IT How much is it worth? $2,000 per year for three years Selection criteria: Educational disadvantage You will be required to attend an interview as part of the selection process for this scholarship Where to find out more: University of Wollongong Undergraduate Scholarship Officer, Ph: 02 4221 3159, Email: scholarships@uow.edu.au Web: www.uow.edu.au/student Coast City Country Training (CCCT) Scholarship for Medicine This scholarship offers financial assistance to a third year medical students at the University of Wollongong with an interest in a career in general practice and a passion for caring for patients and the community. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of Wollongong Additional criteria: You must be in your third year of the course You must be studying full-time You must be able to demonstrate an interest in General Practice How much is it worth? $1,000 for one year 112 Selection criteria: Academic merit community involvement Extent to which the scholarship will help you succeed in your studies and career goals An essay (500-1000 words) describing: Your community engagement during your long term rural placement, and Your understanding of how general practice contributes to primary care in this community and in Australia generally Any other relevant information you provide in your application form, cover letter and résumé Where to find out more: University of Wollongong Undergraduate Scholarship Officer, Ph: 02 4221 3159, Email: scholarships@uow.edu.au Web: www.uow.edu.au/gsm/scholarships/index.html#ccct / www.uow.edu.au/content/groups/public/@web/@gsm/documents/doc/uow067752.pdf Community Sponsored Scholarships at UoW There are a wide range of scholarships provided by community groups to support students during their studies at the University of Wollongong. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Wollongong Additional criteria: These scholarships will have their own individual criteria You can only receive one University of Wollongong scholarship at the one time How much is it worth? 113 These scholarships may consist of once-off payments or continuing payments Once-off payments range from $500 - $3,000 Continuing payments range from $500 - $1,000 per year for up to the duration of your course Selection criteria: The criteria for selection will vary for each scholarship. They may include: Financial need Academic achievement (based on your recent academic records) Motivation, interests and attitudes, particularly in relation to your career path Communication and interpersonal skills (especially if an interview is part of the selection process) Leadership Participation in extra-curricula activities Where to find out more: University of Wollongong Undergraduate Scholarship Officer, Ph: 02 4221 3159, Email: scholarships@uow.edu.au Web: www.uow.edu.au/student Dr Ronald James Commemorative Scholarship for Medicine This scholarship provides financial assistance to medical students at the University of Wollongong who seek to become ambassadors from regional health in the Illawarra region of NSW. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of Wollongong Additional criteria: You must be in the first year of the course 114 You must be studying full-time You must have lived in, or having significant ties to, the Illawarra region You must demonstrate a commitment to regional health and a willingness to take a leading role in promoting regional health within the local community How much is it worth? $2,000 for one year Selection criteria: Community involvement and connection to the Illawarra region Academic merit A one page statement of how the scholarship will help you to develop as an ambassador for regional health Any other relevant information provided in your application form, application letter and résumé Where to find out more: University of Wollongong Undergraduate Scholarship Officer, Ph: 02 4221 3159, Email: scholarships@uow.edu.au Web: www.uow.edu.au/content/groups/public/@web/@gsm/documents/doc/uow067750.pdf Equity Scholarships These scholarships provide financial assistance to students at the University of Wollongong who are facing educational disadvantage. 10 scholarships are awarded each year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Wollongong Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student 115 You must be able to demonstrate educational disadvantage How much is it worth? $3,000 for one year Selection criteria: Social and / or financial need Equity criteria include (but are not restricted to): Having a low income family background Being from a rural or isolated region Having a permanent disability Being a recent migrant from a non-English speaking country Being Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander You will need to demonstrate satisfactory academic performance Where to find out more: University of Wollongong Undergraduate Scholarship Officer, Ph: 02 4221 3159, Email: scholarships@uow.edu.au Web: www.uow.edu.au/student Equity and Merit Scholarships These scholarships provide financial assistance to students at the University of Wollongong who have achieved academic success in the face of educational disadvantage. Ten scholarships are awarded each year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Wollongong Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student 116 You must be able to demonstrate educational disadvantage How much is it worth? $3,000 for one year Selection criteria: Academic merit Social and / or financial need Equity criteria include (but are not restricted to): Having a low income family background, Being from a rural or isolated region, Having a permanent disability Being a recent migrant from a non-English speaking country Being Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Where to find out more: University of Wollongong Undergraduate Scholarship Officer, Ph: 02 4221 3159, Email: scholarships@uow.edu.au Web: www.uow.edu.au/student General Residential Scholarships These scholarships assist with the accommodation costs of students at the University of Wollongong who’ve had to move away from home to pursue their studies and are in financial need. 11 scholarships will be awarded each year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Wollongong Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student 117 You must have needed to move away from home to attend the University of Wollongong You must be able to demonstrate social and/or financial disadvantage How much is it worth? $9,000 for one year Selection criteria: Your potential to contribute to the University of Wollongong residential community Social and / or financial need Where to find out more: University of Wollongong Undergraduate Scholarship Officer, Ph: 02 4221 3159, Email: scholarships@uow.edu.au Web: www.uow.edu.au/student Illawarra Division of General Practice Scholarship for Medicine This scholarship is awarded to a medical student at the University of Wollongong who is facing financial hardship which is impacting upon their ability to continue their studies. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of Wollongong Additional criteria: You must be studying full-time You must be able to demonstrate financial need How much is it worth? $4,000 for one year Selection criteria: Financial need and educational disadvantage 118 Academic merit Your involvement in and contribution to the University of Wollongong Graduate School of Medicine Any other relevant information you provide in your application, cover letter and résumé To apply for this scholarship you’ll need to give the University of Wollongong authorisation to access your Centrelink records (if you are on a Centrelink payment) Where to find out more: University of Wollongong Undergraduate Scholarship Officer, Ph: 02 4221 3159, Email: scholarships@uow.edu.au Web: www.uow.edu.au/content/groups/public/@web/@gsm/documents/doc/uow072923.pdf Mature Age Scholarships These scholarships are awarded to students who are 21 years and over and studying an undergraduate course (including medicine) at the University of Wollongong. Two scholarships are awarded for each campus. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Wollongong Additional criteria: You must be aged 21 or over How much is it worth? Starting from $1,000 per year for the duration of your course (may be more) Selection criteria: Social and/or financial need Personal attributes such as motivation, interests and attitudes (particularly in relation to your chosen career path) Communication and interpersonal skills 119 Where to find out more: University of Wollongong Undergraduate Scholarship Officer, Ph: 02 4221 3159, Email: scholarships@uow.edu.au Web: www.uow.edu.au/student National Australia Bank Sports Scholarships These scholarships offer financial support to elite athletes who are studying at the University of Wollongong. Multiple scholarships are awarded each year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Wollongong Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student You must show outstanding ability in your chosen sport. You must be willing to become an active member of one of the University of Wollongong sports clubs How much is it worth? $3,000 for one year The scholarship may be continued for more than a year if you maintain your sporting and academic success Selection criteria: Sporting ability Likely contribution to a University of Wollongong sports club and campus life The comments of two sporting referees Where to find out more: University of Wollongong Undergraduate Scholarship Officer, Ph: 02 4221 3159, Email: 120 scholarships@uow.edu.au Web: www.uow.edu.au/student The Graham, Bell and Bowman Scholarship for Medicine This scholarship is awarded to a second year medical student at the University of Wollongong who is experiencing financial hardship. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of Wollongong Additional criteria: You must be in your second year of the course You must be able to demonstrate financial need You must be studying full-time You must demonstrate that you have made a positive contribution to academic or social activities in the School of Medicine How much is it worth? $1,000 for one year Selection criteria: Financial need and educational disadvantage Academic merit Your involvement in and contribution to the University of Wollongong Graduate School of Medicine Any other relevant information you provide in your application, cover letter and résumé To apply for this scholarship you’ll need to give the University of Wollongong authorisation to access your Centrelink records (if you are on a Centrelink payment) Where to find out more: 121 Undergraduate Scholarship Officer, Phone: 02 4221 3159, Email: scholarships@uow.edu.au, Web: www.uow.edu.au/student www.uow.edu.au/content/groups/public/@web/@gsm/documents/doc/uow067751.pdf University of Wollongong Undergraduate Scholarships These scholarships support academically gifted students to pursue undergraduate studies (including medicine) at the University of Wollongong. There are usually 3 scholarships awarded per faculty per year. This includes three scholarships awarded to students in the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Wollongong Additional criteria: Available to new and continuing students. School-leavers will need a minimum ATAR of 95 How much is it worth? $4,000 per year for the duration of your course Selection criteria: Academic merit Personal attributes such as motivation, interests and attitudes (particularly in relation to your chosen career path) Communication and interpersonal skills Leadership and participation in extra-curricula activities Where to find out more: University of Wollongong Undergraduate Scholarship Officer, Ph: 02 4221 3159, Email: scholarships@uow.edu.au Web: www.uow.edu.au/student 122 Wollongong Australian Football Club Sporting Scholarships These scholarships are awarded to talented Australian Rules Football (AFL) players who would like to play for Wollongong in the AFL Sydney Premier League whilst pursuing their studies at the University of Wollongong. Two scholarships are awarded each year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Wollongong Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student You must be studying full-time You must be a dedicated and talented AFL player (note: medical students may have difficulty balancing their studies with the regular travelling to Sydney involved in this scholarship, especially given that you’re expected to maintain a credit average in your studies. This may also be a difficult scholarship to maintain if you’re based at the Shoalhaven campus) How much is it worth? $2,500 for one year ($2,000 cash component and $500 in in-kind support). In-kind support means products and services other than a cash payment You’ll need to maintain a credit average to keep this scholarship Selection criteria: Your sporting involvement with particular emphasis on your AFL experience and ability The comments of two referees to on your AFL experience and ability A one page statement describing how the scholarship will assist you in you in achieving your sporting and academic ambitions Academic merit will also be taken into consideration Any other relevant information you provide in your application, cover letter and resume Where to find out more: University of Wollongong Undergraduate Scholarship Officer, Ph: 02 4221 3159, Email: 123 scholarships@uow.edu.au Web: www.uow.edu.au/student 124 BOND UNIVERSITY Further information: Kristy Manyweathers Program Marketing and Scholarship Coordinator, Level 1, University Centre University Drive (off Cottesloe Drive) Robina QLD 4229 Phone: (07) 5595 1067 Email: scholarships@bond.edu.au Web: www.bond.edu.au/degrees-and-courses/scholarships/index.htm Living Expense Bursaries These bursaries offer high achieving students financial assistance to contribute towards accommodation costs whilst studying at Bond University. Who can apply? These bursaries are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate or postgraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Bond University Additional criteria: You must have outstanding academic performance over the last two years (of high school, and/or in university studies) You must not be receiving any other academic scholarship from Bond University (note: this bursary is not means tested) How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $5,000 during your first semester of study Selection criteria: Mainly academic merit Achievements in and commitment to community service, leadership and entrepreneurship Participation in extra-curricula activities Where to find out more: 125 Bond University Regional Manager for the Gold Coast Tom Betts, Ph: (07) 5595 4081, Email: tom_betts@bond.edu.au or scholarships@bond.edu.au. Web: www.bond.edu.au/degrees-and-courses/scholarships/BD3_012056 Mrs Alison Kearney Scholarship This scholarship enables final year medical students at Bond University to undertake work experience in East Timor. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at Bond University Additional criteria: You must be in your final year of the course You must hold a valid Australian passport How much is it worth? The scholarship will cover the costs of travel and accommodation for one week’s work experience in East Timor. Selection criteria: A statement of up to a page describing how you would value the work experience in East Timor A referee’s report Any additional relevant information provided in your résumé Where to find out more: Kristy Manyweathers, Bond University Program Marketing and Scholarship Coordinator, Ph: (07) 5595 1067, Email: scholarships@bond.edu.au Not available in 2010 126 The Padma and Hari Harilela Scholarship This scholarship offers financial support to high achieving students with a history of strong community involvement who are studying at Bond University. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate or postgraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Bond University Additional criteria: You must be starting the first year of your course You must be able to demonstrate strong community involvement and contribution How much is it worth? $5,000 per year for two years Selection criteria: Academic merit Extent of community involvement and contribution as determined from a 500-word personal statement outlining your community activities, as well as personal attributes and academic achievements Where to find out more: Bond University Regional Manager for the Gold Coast Tom Betts, Ph: (07) 5595 4081, Email: tom_betts@bond.edu.au or scholarships@bond.edu.au. Web: www.bond.edu.au/degrees-and-courses/scholarships/BD3_010606 127 GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY Further information: Scholarships, Student Administration Room 1.22, Macrossan Building (N16) Griffith University 170 Kessels Road Nathan Qld 4111 Ph: (07) 3735 3870 Email: scholarships@griffith.edu.au Web: www.griffith.edu.au/scholarships Clem Jones Scholarship at Griffith University This scholarship provides financial assistance to elite sportspeople who are studying at Griffith University. Two scholarships are awarded each year. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Griffith University Additional criteria: You must be able to demonstrate financial need How much is it worth? $3,000 per year ($1,500 per semester) for up to three years Selection criteria: Sporting ability Where to find out more: Griffith University Undergraduate Scholarships Office, Ph: (07) 3735 5082, Email: scholarships@griffith.edu.au Web: www.griffith.edu.au/scholarships/ 128 Dell Computer Equity Scholarship– Part of the Uni-Start program This scholarship is awarded to students enrolling at Griffith University who have experienced financial hardship and/or education disadvantage that has impacted on their ability to achieve their full potential. Five scholarships will be awarded, one for each of the following five categories: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students Students with a language background other than English Students from a low-socioeconomic background Students with a long-term disability Students from regional or rural areas (note: that this Uni-Start program is different to the Uni-Reach program at Griffith University, however Uni-Reach applicants can also apply for Uni-Start scholarships). Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Griffith University Additional criteria: You must be undertaking your first degree course, unless your first course was a prerequisite for the course you are currently studying (so graduate entry medical students are eligible) You must be able to demonstrate ongoing educational disadvantage that has limited your ability to achieve your full potential You must be able to demonstrate financial need You must hold a Commonwealth Supported Place In most instances you’ll need to be studying full-time How much is it worth? $3,500 for one year Selection criteria: 129 Social and / or financial need Where to find out more: Student Equity Services, Ph: (07) 38757374, Email ug_scholarships_enquiry@mailbox.gu.edu.au Griffith University Undergraduate Scholarships Office, Ph: (07) 3735 5082, Email: scholarships@griffith.edu.au, Web: www.griffith.edu.au/scholarships/scholarship-categories/uni-start-scheme Ernie Hicks Memorial Scholarship at Griffith University This scholarship supports a school-leaver who has overcome significant personal adversity to gain entrance to university to attend Griffith University. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Griffith University Additional criteria: You must be starting the first year of your course Your must be going directly from Year 12 to university You must be studying full-time You must be able to demonstrate that you have overcome significant personal adversity whilst gaining entrance to university How much is it worth? $2,200 per year ($1,100 per semester) for three years Selection criteria: Approach to your studies Motivation to achieve in the university environment Details of the adversity you have overcome in gaining admission to university Where to find out more: 130 Griffith University Undergraduate Scholarships Office, Ph: (07) 3735 5082, Email: scholarships@griffith.edu.au Web: www.griffith.edu.au/scholarships/ Griffith Sports Excellence Scholarships These scholarships enable elite athletes with academic potential to study at Griffith University. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Griffith University Additional criteria: You must have outstanding ability in a particular sport Your chosen sport must meet the Australian Sports Commission definition of 'sport' How much is it worth? Up to a total of $20,000 (paid in instalments each semester based on the number of credit points you’re enrolled in) Selection criteria: Level of achievement in your chosen sport Reports from sporting referees Where to find out more: Griffith University Undergraduate Scholarships Office, Ph: (07) 3735 5082, Email: scholarships@griffith.edu.au Web: www.griffith.edu.au/scholarships/scholarship-categories/griffith-sports-scholarship Kellie Wroe Memorial Scholarship This scholarship provides financial assistance for a student who is studying at Griffith University and is living at the Mount Gravatt Residential College. 131 Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Griffith University Additional criteria: You must be living at the Mt Gravatt Residential College, and been a resident of the college for at least one semester You must be studying full-time (note: students enrolled in the Medical Science/MBBS program at Griffith University who accept this scholarship will need to commute to the Nathan campus because this program of study is not offered at Mt Gravatt) How much is it worth? 20% of the annual residential rate for one year which equates to a contribution of $1,995 per year towards 36 weeks of accommodation It is a condition of the scholarship that you must undertake activities which focus on cancer support Selection criteria: Commitment to the residential community and the University Your commitment to cancer support Academic merit Sporting success Where to find out more: Griffith University Undergraduate Scholarships Office, Ph: (07) 3735 5082, Email: scholarships@griffith.edu.au Web: www.griffith.edu.au/scholarships/scholarship-categories/kellie-wroe-memorial-scholarship Mrs Alison Kearney Scholarship This scholarship enables final year medical students at Griffith University to undertake work 132 experience in East Timor. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at Griffith University Additional criteria: You must be in your final year of the course You must hold a valid Australian passport (note: the dates of the work experience may not be flexible and will be determined by Dr John Kearney) How much is it worth? The scholarship will cover the costs of travel and accommodation for one week’s work experience in East Timor Selection criteria: A statement of up to a page describing how you would value the work experience in East Timor Any additional relevant information provided in your résumé Where to find out more: Griffith University Undergraduate Scholarships Office, Ph: (07) 3735 5082, Email: scholarships@griffith.edu.au Web: www.griffith.edu.au/scholarships/scholarship-categories/mrs-alison-kearney-scholarship Nellie Thomas Scholarship This scholarship supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students of Griffith University who are studying in the area of medicine or health and experiencing financial hardship. Who can apply? This scholarship is: 133 Only for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Only for undergraduate studies in medicine or health related courses Only available at Griffith University Additional criteria: You must be able to demonstrate financial disadvantage (usually by receiving a means tested income support payment from Centrelink such as Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy or the Disability Support Pension) How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $2,000 Selection criteria: Financial need Where to find out more: Griffith University Undergraduate Scholarships Office, Ph: (07) 3735 5082, Email: scholarships@griffith.edu.au Web: www.griffith.edu.au/scholarships/scholarship-categories/the-nellie-thomas-scholarship Patience Thoms Indigenous Australian (Honours/Postgraduate) Scholarships These scholarships support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students experiencing financial hardship to undertake an honours program or graduate studies at Griffith University. Sixteen scholarships available each year, up to two of which will be reserved for Kombumerri People. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Only for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any relevant course Only available at Griffith University Additional criteria: You must be undertaking an honours (embedded or end-on) program, Graduate Certificate program, Graduate Diploma program, Masters program You must be able to demonstrate financial disadvantage (usually by receiving a means tested income support payment from Centrelink such as Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy 134 or the Disability Support Pension) (note: you can’t undertake honours with medicine or as part of the graduate entry medical program or the provisional school leaver entry route, but if you want to do an undergraduate degree at Griffith first with honours before commencing medicine, this scholarship may be relevant to you) How much is it worth? Up to $4,000 a year ($1,000 in cash and up to $3,000 in material support such as a computer and textbooks) Masters students who are studying courses taking longer than a year can re-apply for further support in future years Selection criteria: Financial disadvantage Where to find out more: Griffith University Undergraduate Scholarships Office, Ph: (07) 3735 5082, Email: scholarships@griffith.edu.au Web: www.griffith.edu.au/scholarships/scholarship-categories/postgraduate-students School of Medical Science Honours Scholarship This scholarship supports high achieving students in the Bachelor of Medical Science or Bachelor of Health Science at the Gold Coast campus of Griffith University to undertake an honours research project. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available to students enrolled in the Bachelor of Medical Science with honours or the Bachelor of Health Science with honours at the Gold Coast campus Only available at Griffith University Additional criteria: You must be commencing your honours year How much is it worth? Up to a total of $3,000 towards your HECS fees for one year 135 Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your GPA) Referee reports Your personal achievements Where to find out more: Griffith University Undergraduate Scholarships Office, Ph: (07) 3735 5082, Email: scholarships@griffith.edu.au Web: www.griffith.edu.au/scholarships/scholarship-categories/school-of-medical-science-honoursscholarship Sir Samuel Griffith Academic Scholarships These scholarships support high achieving school-leavers to commence studies at Griffith University. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Griffith University Additional criteria: You must have achieved an OP 1-6 (or equivalent) You must be commencing the first year of your course If you achieved an OP 1 (or equivalent) and listed a Griffith University as your first preference in your QTAC/UAC application, you will be guaranteed a Sir Samuel Griffith Scholarship How much is it worth? Each scholarship offers either: $6,600 in your first year, and $4,500 per year for a further three years Exemption from HECS fees for up to four years OR 136 You’ll also automatically become a member of Griffith Honours College, which provides extra experiences to develop the following skills and attributes; leadership, teamwork, communication, community engagement, intellectual curiosity and research capabilities Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your year 12 results or GPA) Your skills, talents and interests Your personal circumstances Your potential to contribute to Griffith University A statement describing how you will benefit from the scholarship Where to find out more: Griffith University Undergraduate Scholarships Office, Ph: (07) 3735 5082, Email: scholarships@griffith.edu.au Web: www.griffith.edu.au/scholarships/ Sunnybank Rugby Scholarship This scholarship offers financial assistance to talented rugby players (union or league) to pursue their academic potential at Griffith University. Three scholarships are available. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Griffith University Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student You must be a talented rugby player You must be willing to play rugby for Sunnybank Rugby Club for the duration of the scholarship You must have the capacity to perform well academically 137 You must enrol in at least two subjects per semester You must be at least 17 years old How much is it worth? $2,000 per year paid towards HECS fees Participation in the ‘Life Skills for the Elite Athlete’ program, 1 16 week course hosted by Griffith Sports College Selection criteria: Sporting ability in rugby (union or league) Reports from referees Where to find out more: Sunnybank Rugby, Ph (07)3246 2501, Email rugby@sunnybankrugby.com.au2 Alternatively, contact Griffith University Undergraduate Scholarships Office, Ph: (07) 3735 5082, Email: scholarships@griffith.edu.au Web: www.griffith.edu.au/environment-planning-architecture/griffith-school-environment/studentopportunities The George Alexander Foundation Scholarship This scholarship supports academically gifted school-leavers, especially those from rural areas, with on-campus accommodation expenses so they can concentrate on achieving their full potential whilst studying at Griffith University. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Griffith University Additional criteria: You must be going directly from Year 12 to university You must achieve at least an OP 6 (or equivalent, roughly an ATAR of 90) Yu must be studying full-time 138 You must be accepted into one of the Griffith University Residential colleges (Mt Gravatt or Bellenden Kerr), and plan to reside there for three years How much is it worth? $7,500 per year for up to 3 years, to be used towards accommodation costs at a Griffith University residential college Selection criteria: Academic merit Leadership potential A 500 word personal statement explaining: How the scholarship would benefit you and enhance your opportunities at University What contributions you envisage you would be able to make to the Griffith University College's community and the wider university community? A resume containing the following information and providing evidence of leadership potential: Academic merit including awards, competitions (both National and State) and school-based awards Positions held at school Extracurricular activities Employment and work experience Community activities, including volunteer work Two referee reports (one academic and one character referee) Where to find out more: Griffith University Undergraduate Scholarships Office, Ph: (07) 3735 5082, Email: scholarships@griffith.edu.au Web: www.griffith.edu.au/scholarships/scholarship-categories/the-george-alexander-foundationaccommodation-scholarship 139 JAMES COOK UNIVERSITY Further information: Scholarships Office Enrolments and Fees James Cook University Townsville QLD 4814 Phone: (07) 4781 5528 Email: scholarships@jcu.edu.au Web: www-public.jcu.edu.au/scholarships/index.htm Student Equity Office James Cook University Douglas Campus Townsville QLD 4811 Fax: (07) 4781 6145 Email: studentequity@jcu.edu.au Scholarships for Indigenous Students: http://cms.jcu.edu.au/study/indigenous-students/courses/JCUDEV_002306 School of Medicine and Dentistry Scholarships www.jcu.edu.au/smd/current/index.htm George Roberts CBE Bursary This bursary supports a student of James Cook University who lived at George Roberts Hall (a residential college at the Townsville campus) during their first year, with the fees of residing at the college during their second year of study. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at James Cook University Additional criteria: You must have been a resident of George Roberts Hall for a full academic year You must have made a significant contribution to college life 140 You must have a GPA of 5 (credit average) from your first year of study You must be willing to remain at George Roberts Hall whilst receiving the bursary You must not have previously received a bursary at any of the Halls of Residence at James Cook University How much is it worth? Fees towards living at George Roberts Hall for one year. The scholarship may be up to the value of $14,000 for 40 weeks accommodation but will be determined by the Selection Committee based on the available income of the Fund. Selection criteria: Academic merit or potential Your character and suitability for the award A statement describing your involvement in college activities and your contribution to George Roberts Hall Whether or not you are receiving any other scholarship or award Where to find out more: George Roberts Hall, James Cook University Townsville, Ph: (07) 4781 7699, Email: GeorgeRobertsHall@jcu.edu.au Web: www-public.jcu.edu.au/scholarships/studyarea/ahss/JCUTST_057921 / www.jcu.edu.au/jcuhalls/halls/JCUPRD_042520.html Hugh Alexander Grierson Trust bursary for Aboriginal students at JCU This bursary supports an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person to undertake full-time study at James Cook University. Who can apply? This bursary is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at James Cook University Additional criteria: 141 You must be studying full-time How much is it worth? $5,000 per year ($2,500 per semester) for the duration of your course Selection criteria: Academic merit Preference is given to students of veterinary science or scientific research but medical students can still apply Your character and suitability for the award Whether or not you are receiving any other scholarship or award Where to find out more: James Cook University Scholarships Officer: Ph: (07) 4781 5528, Email: scholarships@jcu.edu.au Web: www-public.jcu.edu.au/scholarships/studyarea/busit/JCUTST_057922 JCU Equity Bursaries / JCU Equity Support Grant / JCU Bookshop Grant These bursaries support new and continuing students of James Cook University who are experiencing financial hardship or educational disadvantage which has hindered access to or participation in tertiary education. The following bursaries and grants are available: JCU Equity bursaries: Once off payment of $4,000 available to 1st year undergraduate students Equity Support Grants (ESG): Bookshop voucher to the value of $750 available to 1st year undergraduate students JCU Bookshop grants: Bookshop voucher to the value of $400 available to 1st year undergraduate students MTPB grants: Bookshop voucher to the value of $400 available to students in 2nd year and above Who can apply? These bursaries are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people 142 Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at James Cook University Additional criteria: You must demonstrate that you have been experiencing ongoing hardships or additional challenges, which has hindered your access to or participation in tertiary education You must hold a Pension Card or Health Care Card or be the dependant of someone who does How much is it worth? Equity Bursaries are once-off payments of $4,000 Equity Support Grants are once-off payments of $750 Bookshop Grants are a once-off payment or voucher of $400 Selection criteria: Financial need Where to find out more: James Cook University Student Equity Office, Ph: 1800 300 064 (free call), Email: studentequity@jcu.edu.au Web: www.jcu.edu.au/studentequity/JCUPRD_018655.html Mick McLoughlin Memorial Bursary This bursary enables a fifth year medical student at James Cook University to undertake an elective placement in the developing world. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at James Cook University Additional criteria: You must be in the fifth year of the medical course 143 You must be planning to undertake your final year elective placement in a developing county How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $2,500 Selection criteria: Academic merit or potential Your character and suitability for the award Comments from up to three references Whether or not you are receiving any other scholarship or award Any additional relevant information you provide in your application and resume Where to find out more: James Cook University Scholarships Officer: Ph: (07) 4781 5528, Email: scholarships@jcu.edu.au Web: www-public.jcu.edu.au/scholarships/studenttype/undergrad/undermah/JCUTST_058272 Richard Hayes Bursary This bursary provides financial assistance to a final year medical student at James Cook University to attend a conference associated with their studies. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at James Cook University Additional criteria: You must be in your final year of the medical course How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $2,500 which must be used to attend an approved medical conference You’ll be required to write a written report and deliver an oral presentation on the conference when you return 144 Selection criteria: Academic merit or potential Your character and suitability for the award Comments from up to three referees Whether or not you are receiving any other scholarship or award An abstract for the medical conference you are seeking funding to attend and an explanation of why you would like to attend this particular conference Any additional relevant information you provide in your application and resume Where to find out more: James Cook University Scholarships Officer: Ph: (07) 4781 5528, Email: scholarships@jcu.edu.au Web: www-public.jcu.edu.au/scholarships/studyarea/medhealth/JCUTST_058274 Townsville Bulletin Scholarship in Medicine This scholarship contributes to the HECS fees of a student from between Mount Isa, Innisfail and Bowen who is studying medicine at James Cook University. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at James Cook University Additional criteria: You must be in the first year of the medical course You must be from the area of North Queensland between Innisfail, Bowen and Mt Isa How much is it worth? $5,000 towards HECS fees in your second year of study Selection criteria: Academic merit. You must have a GPA of at least 6.0 (distinction average) 145 Your character and suitability for the award Three letters of support from referees An essay of up to 1000 words explaining how the scholarship will help you to succeed in your second year of medical studies at JCU Where to find out more: James Cook University Scholarships Officer: Ph: (07) 4781 5528, Email: scholarships@jcu.edu.au Web: www-public.jcu.edu.au/scholarships/studyarea/medhealth/JCUTST_058276 Vice Chancellor’s Scholarship for Outstanding Students This scholarship rewards high-achieving school-leavers who completed Year 12 under conditions of special adversity and have chosen to study at James Cook University. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at James Cook University Additional criteria: You must be entering university directly from Year 12 or a gap year You must have completed Year 12 under conditions of special adversity You must be studying university full-time How much is it worth? $5,000 for one year Selection criteria: Academic merit or potential including your ability to succeed in your course Reasons for choosing your course and your career goals The details of your commitment to learning and leadership under conditions of special adversity Comments from up to three referees 146 Your character and suitability for the award Involvement in extra-curricula activities Whether or not you are receiving any other scholarship or award Where to find out more: James Cook University Scholarships Officer: Ph: (07) 4781 5528, Email: scholarships@jcu.edu.au Web: www.jcu.edu.au/scholarshipdocs/applic_pdfs/VCScholarshipApplication.pdf 147 UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND Further information: Undergraduate Scholarships & Prizes Room 634, JD Story Building, St Lucia Campus St Lucia QLD 4072 Ph: (07) 3365 7113 Email: ugscholarships@uq.edu.au Web: www.uq.edu.au/study/scholarships http://www.uq.edu.au/study/scholarships/ Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Unit 6th Floor Gordon Greenwood Building St Lucia Campus The University of Queensland Telephone: (07) 3365 6699 Facsimile: (07) 3365 6855 Email: atsis@uq.edu.au Web: http://www.atsis.uq.edu.au/index.html?page=41655&pid=41645 School of Medicine Prizes and Scholarships Ph: (07) 3365 5481 Email: prizes@som.uq.edu.au Web: http://www2.som.uq.edu.au/som/CurrentStudents/PrizesAndScholarships/Pages/default.aspx Alfred and Olivea Wynne Memorial Scholarship This scholarship supports students from the Maryborough district of Queensland who are experiencing financial need to commence or continue studies at the University of Queensland. To assist Maryborough district students who can demonstrate financial need. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Queensland Additional criteria: You must be from the Maryborough district, or have family connections to the district within the last 5 years 148 You can be a new or continuing student You must be studying on-campus You must be able to demonstrate financial need You must not be receiving any other scholarship or award valued at more than $8,000 How much is it worth? This varies each year depending on the funds available and the number of applicants. In 2009 the value of the scholarship was $3,917. Selection criteria: Mainly financial need Academic merit will also be considered Scholarships will be awarded in order of preference to full-time undergraduate students, part-time internal undergraduate students then postgraduate students Where to find out more: University of Queensland Undergraduate Scholarships and Prizes Office, Ph: (07) 3365 1984, Email ugscholarships@uq.edu.au Web: www.uq.edu.au/study/scholarships/index.html?page=104406&pid=104142 Bashford / Sinnott Family Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery Scholarship This scholarship supports students in financial need who are commencing their first year of medicine at the University of Queensland. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of Queensland Additional criteria: You must be starting the first year of the medical course You must be able to demonstrate financial need 149 You must be studying full-time How much is it worth? $5,000 per year for up to two years Selection criteria: Academic merit Financial need Personal qualities including leadership potential Community involvement Where to find out more: University of Queensland School of Medicine Prizes and Scholarships, Ph: (07) 3365 5481, Email: prizes@som.uq.edu.au Web: www.uq.edu.au/study/scholarships/index.html?page=104543&pid=104169 Claud and Kate Delpratt Memorial Scholarship This scholarship supports and an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person who is experiencing social or economic need and is studying medicine or a course that leads to medicine. This scholarship is offered alternately to students from the University of Queensland and students from the University of Western Australia. It is not available every year and is next expected to be awarded in 2016. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Only available for medicine (or courses that lead to medicine, such as a double degree in science/medicine) Only available at the University of Queensland and the University of Western Australia Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student You must be able to demonstrate social and/or financial need 150 How much is it worth? $7,400 per year for the duration of your course Selection criteria: Academic merit Social and / or economic need Where to find out more: University of Queensland School of Medicine Prizes and Scholarships, Ph: (07) 3365 5481, Email: prizes@som.uq.edu.au Web: www.uq.edu.au/study/scholarships/index.html?page=104408&pid=104143 / www2.som.uq.edu.au/som/CurrentStudents/PrizesAndScholarships/Pages/Other.aspx Clem Jones Sporting Scholarships These scholarships support elite athletes who are studying at the University of Queensland. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Queensland Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student, but you must have at least three years of your course left to complete You must be studying full-time Preference will be given to applicants who intent becoming a member of a UQ sporting club and representing UQ at the Australian University Games How much is it worth? $3,000 per year for three years You must continue to represent a UQ sporting club and performing at a high level in your sport and maintain satisfactory academic progress to keep this scholarship 151 Selection criteria: Sporting achievements and ability Financial need may also be taken into consideration At least one scholarship each year will be awarded to a student nominated by the UQ Cricket Club Where to find out more: UQ Sport, Ph: (07) 3346 6243, Email sportscholarships@uqs.com.au Web: www.uq.edu.au/study/scholarships/index.html?page=104394&pid=104209 Douglas H.K. Lee Family Scholarships These scholarships are awarded to medical students at the University of Queensland who are taking time off from their medical studies to undertake a research project towards the degrees of Master of Philosophy or integrated MBBS/PhD. More than one scholarship may be offered per year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine combined with a Master of Philosophy or PhD Only available at the University of Queensland How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $1,500, plus a payment of $1,000 to the discipline in which you are undertaking your research Selection criteria: The merit of your proposed project The potential benefits of your project once it’s completed Where to find out more: University of Queensland School of Medicine Prizes and Scholarships, Ph: (07) 3365 5481, Email: prizes@som.uq.edu.au Web: www.som.uq.edu.au/som/current_students/prizes.htm / 152 Heather Bonner Memorial Scholarship This scholarship supports continuing female students (including medical students) at the Ipswich campus of the University of Queensland. The scholarship is in memory of Heather Bonner who brought indigenous and non-indigenous Australians together through her work with the One People of Australia League (OPAL) and Indigenous students are encouraged to apply. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Queensland Additional criteria: You must be female You must be studying at the Ipswich campus of the University of Queensland You must be a resident of the City of Ipswich You must have completed at least the equivalent of one year of full-time study towards your course You must not be receiving another scholarship or award valued at more than $5,000 per year How much is it worth? $5,000 for one year($2,500 per semester) Selection criteria: Academic merit in your chosen field of study Personal qualities such as leadership and communication skills Contribution to the Ipswich community Commitment to social justice principles and/or bringing people from diverse background together Any other relevant information you include in your application Short-listed applicants will be required to attend an interview as part of the selection process for this scholarship 153 Where to find out more: Marketing Manager in the Office of the Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Ph: (07) 3381 1068, Email j.freiberg@uq.edu.au Web: www.uq.edu.au/ipswich/heather-bonner-memorial-scholarship Indigenous Science Scholarship This scholarship supports an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student who is commencing a science-related degree course at the University of Queensland (including a double degree in science/medicine). This scholarship is not awarded every year. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Only available for science-related degree courses (including a double degree in science/medicine) Only available at the University of Queensland Additional criteria: You must be starting the first year of one of the following courses: Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Marine Studies Bachelor of Biomedical Science Bachelor of Environmental Science Bachelor of Biotechnology A dual program including any of these programs You must be enrolling full-time How much is it worth? The value of the scholarship will be decided by the selection committee each year and will depend on the financial need of the recipient The scholarship will be paid in instalments each semester for the duration of your course 154 Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your Year 12 results) An interest in using science skills to contribute to and benefit the local community Personal qualities including leadership potential Preference will be given to students from North Stradbroke Island in Queensland Where to find out more: University of Queensland Faculty of Science, Ph (07) 3346 9498, Email: science.enquiries@uq.edu.au Web: www.uq.edu.au/study/scholarships/index.html?page=104608&pid=104143 Ipswich City Council City of Ipswich Scholarship This scholarship supports a resident of the Ipswich/Moreton region to study at the Ipswich campus of the University of Queensland. The University of Queensland medical students based at Ipswich campus are encouraged to apply. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Queensland Additional criteria: You must be studying at the Ipswich campus of the University of Queensland You must be a resident of the City of the Ipswich/Moreton region (Ipswich City, Esk, Laidley and Boonah Shires) You must be studying full-time You must have completed at least the equivalent of one year of full-time study towards your course You must not be receiving another similar scholarship How much is it worth? $5,000 for one year 155 Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your results in the course so far) Personal qualities including leadership potential, community involvement, career goals and presentation skills Contribution to the Ipswich community Commitment to social justice principles and/or bringing people from diverse backgrounds together A personal statement of 500 words or less describing how the scholarship will help your future study Preference may be given to a student undertaking study in an area of skills shortage in the Ipswich region Where to find out more: Marketing Manager in the Office of the Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Ph: (07) 3381 1068, Email j.freiberg@uq.edu.au Web: www.uq.edu.au/ipswich/ipswich-city-council-city-of-ipswich-scholarship Margaret Madeline Bird Bursary This bursary supports a financially disadvantaged school-leaver from regional or rural Queensland to attend the University of Queensland and live at The Women’s College, a residential college for women at the St Lucia campus. This bursary is not offered every year. It is expected to be offered again in 2011. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including a double degree involving medicine) Only available at the University of Queensland Additional criteria: You must be female You must be going straight to university from Year 12 You must live outside the Brisbane City Council area 156 You must be from Queensland You must be eligible to receive Youth Allowance, Abstudy, or another means tested income support statement from Centrelink You must live at the Women’ College for the period of the bursary You must fulfil the normal conditions for entry to the Women’s College How much is it worth? Contact The Women’s College for details This bursary is awarded in the applicant’s first year of study and may be extended for a longer period Selection criteria: Academic merit Social and financial need Where to find out more: The Women’s College, St Lucia, Ph: (07) 3377 4500, Email: womens.college@uq.edu.au Web: www.womens.uq.edu.au/home/inner.asp?pageID=15&mainID=3 / www.womens.uq.edu.au/_uploads/Margaret%20Madeline%20Bird%20Bursary%20%20web%20information.pdf Mayne Award Scholarship This scholarship is awarded to a medical student at the University of Queensland who is undertaking an integrated MBBS/PhD program. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for the combined medicine / PhD program Only available at the University of Queensland Additional criteria: Your PhD enrolment must be in the School of Medicine, although joint supervision between supervisors in the School of Medicine and one or more supervisors in other Schools at the 157 University of Queensland is encouraged How much is it worth? The scholarship will give you a payment each year for six years: Year 1: $6,250 Year 2: $12,500 Year 3: $25,000 Year 4: $25,000 Year 5: $12,500 Year 6: $12,500 Selection criteria: Merit of your proposed research Previous and current academic record Referees' reports Where to find out more: Senior Administrative Officer – Research Higher Degrees, School of Medicine Research Office, Ph: (07) 3365 5137, Email: M.Wienert1@uq.edu.au Web: www2.som.uq.edu.au/som/CurrentStudents/PrizesAndScholarships/Pages/MBBSPhDIntegratedProg ram.aspx Mayne Top-Up Scholarships This scholarship offers additional financial support to a medical student at the University of Queensland who is undertaking an integrated MBBS/PhD program and are already receiving another scholarship (other than the Mayne Award Scholarship). Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for the combined medicine / PhD program 158 Only available at the University of Queensland Additional criteria: You must not be receiving the Mayne Award Scholarship You must be receiving another scholarship for your medicine / PhD studies How much is it worth? This will vary depending on the amount of your primary scholarship Selection criteria: Merit of your proposed research Previous and current academic record Referees' reports Where to find out more: Senior Administrative Officer – Research Higher Degrees, School of Medicine Research Office, Ph: (07) 3365 5137, Email: M.Wienert1@uq.edu.au Web: www2.som.uq.edu.au/som/CurrentStudents/PrizesAndScholarships/Pages/MBBSPhDIntegratedProg ram.aspx R.D. Arida Bursary This bursary supports students of the University of Queensland from the Charters Towers, Dalrymple, Flinders or Cloncurry areas of Queensland who are commencing tertiary study for the first time. UQ Senate determines the number and value of bursaries awarded each year. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Queensland Additional criteria: You must be from Charters Towers, Dalrymple, Flinders or Cloncurry 159 You must not have previously undertaken any study at university level How much is it worth? This bursary is awarded as a once-off payment The value varies each year. In 2010 it was $6,330 Selection criteria: Financial need Where to find out more: University of Queensland Undergraduate Scholarships and Prizes Office, Ph: (07) 3365 1984, Email ugscholarships@uq.edu.au Web: www.uq.edu.au/study/scholarships/index.html?page=104399&pid=104142 Salvatore Vitale Scholarship This scholarship supports school-leavers from North Queensland (towns and cities north of Townsville) and who have a record of community service, to attend the University of Queensland. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Queensland Additional criteria: You must be going straight from year 12 to university You must be from North Queensland (towns and cities in Queensland that are north of Townsville) You must be enrolling full-time You must be able to demonstrate that you provided service to your local community during Years 11 and 12 How much is it worth? The value of the scholarship will be determined each year. For 2010 it was $4,000 160 Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your Year 12 results) Community service during years 11 and 12 Where to find out more: University of Queensland Undergraduate Scholarships and Prizes Office, Ph: (07) 3365 1984, Email ugscholarships@uq.edu.au Web: www.uq.edu.au/study/scholarships/index.html?page=124472&pid=104172 Siggins Miller Scholarship This scholarship is awarded to a first year Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander medical student at the University of Queensland who is experiencing financial need. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of Queensland Additional criteria: You must be commencing your first year of the medial course You must be able to demonstrate that you are experiencing financial need How much is it worth? The value of the scholarship will be determined each year. It was $1,590 when it was last awarded. Selection criteria: Academic merit Financial need Where to find out more: University of Queensland School of Medicine Prizes and Scholarships, Ph: (07) 3365 5481, Email: prizes@som.uq.edu.au Web: www.uq.edu.au/study/scholarships/index.html?page=104413&pid=104143 161 UQ-Link Scholarships These scholarships are awarded to school-leavers who have gained entry to a University of Queensland course through the UQ-Link Special Entry Program. UQ-Link is a special entry scholarship and support scheme for students who have experienced educational disadvantage as a result of financial hardship. All students who gain admission to the University of Queensland through UQ-Link will automatically be considered for this scholarship or a Wotif scholarship. Up to 60 scholarships will be awarded each year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Queensland Additional criteria: You must be going straight from Year 12 to university You must have gained entry into a University of Queensland course through the UQ-Link Program. If you have achieved this you will already have demonstrated financial hardship How much is it worth? $3,000 per year for up to four years Even if you don’t receive a scholarship, all UQ-Link students will also receive a $500 start-up bursary once you enrol in your course Selection criteria: Financial disadvantage Academic merit in the face of financial disadvantage Any additional factors that have contributed to educational disadvantage may also be considered A report from your school (completed as part of your UQ-Link application Where to find out more: University of Queensland Undergraduate Scholarships and Prizes Office, Ph: (07) 3365 1984, Email ugscholarships@uq.edu.au 162 Web: www.uq.edu.au/study/scholarships/index.html?page=104141 UQ Merit Scholarships These scholarships reward high-achieving school leavers who choose to study at the University of Queensland. Multiple scholarships will be awarded. The University will aim to award these scholarships across a range of study areas. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Queensland Additional criteria: You must be commencing university directly from Year 12 or a gap year You must have applied for a place at the University of Queensland through QTAC and listed UQ as your first or second preference You must hold a Commonwealth Supported Place (for medicinal students this also includes BMP and MRBS places) You must be studying full-time How much is it worth? $6,000 for one year Selection criteria: Academic merit. You’ll need to achieve an OP 1-3 (ATAR 96 - 100) to be considered for one of these scholarships Leadership capacity Community service A personal statement of up to 500 words outlining Your academic, leadership or community service achievements Your study and career goals Any exceptional circumstances that may have impacted on your Year 12 studies including 163 long term financial hardship, significant disability or long term illness, geographic isolation, difficult family circumstances Any additional information you would like the selection committee to consider. This might include certificates, letters from school principals, community leaders or sporting associations Applicants who’ve indicated their strong commitment to studying at UQ will be given preference for these scholarships Where to find out more: University of Queensland Undergraduate Scholarships and Prizes Office, Ph: (07) 3365 1984, Email ugscholarships@uq.edu.au Web: www.uq.edu.au/study/scholarships/index.html?page=104138&pid=104129 UQ Sports Achievement Awards These awards provide financial assistance to elite athletes who are studying at the University of Queensland. Who can apply? These awards are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Queensland Additional criteria: You must show outstanding sporting ability You can be a new or continuing student. If you are a new student, you must have applied for a place at UQ through QTAC You must hold a Commonwealth Supported Place (for medical students this includes BMP and MRBS places) You will usually need to be studying full-time How much is it worth? $6,000 for one year Selection criteria: 164 Ability and achievements in your chosen sport Willingness compete for UQ at a club and Australian University Games level Willingness to utilise the facilities available at UQ SPORT Personal qualities including leadership potential Academic merit (based on your Year 12 studies or your GPA) Where to find out more: UQ Sport , Ph: (07) 3346 6243, Email uqsport@uqs.com.au Web: www.uq.edu.au/study/scholarships/index.html?page=104596&pid=104209 Venerable Archdeacon Edward Leo Hayes Adult Undergraduate Scholarship This scholarship is awarded to a financially and/or educationally disadvantaged student, preferably from the Darling Downs are of Queensland, who is at least 25 years old and commencing a study at the University of Queensland. This scholarship is not awarded every year. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Queensland Additional criteria: You must be at least 25 years old You must be commencing the first year of your course You must be able to demonstrate financial and/or educational disadvantage How much is it worth? $3,000 per year for the duration of your course Selection criteria: Financial need The adversity that has been overcome to gain admission to university 165 Academic merit Preference will be given to students who lived or worked in the Darling Downs area of Queensland for at least 12 months Where to find out more: University of Queensland Undergraduate Scholarships and Prizes Office, Ph: (07) 3365 1984, Email ugscholarships@uq.edu.au Web: www.uq.edu.au/study/scholarships/index.html?page=104587&pid=104142 William Nathaniel Robertson Scholarship This scholarship enables a medical student at the University of Queensland to undertake a research project as part of the requirement for the degree of Master of Philosophy or integrated MBBS/PhD program. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for the integrated Medicine/Master and Philosophy or Medicine/PhD programs Only available at the University of Queensland How much is it worth? The value of the scholarship will be determined by the University Senate each year. It was $1,800 when it was last awarded and is for one year. Selection criteria: Recommendation of the Head of the School of Medicine, taking into account: Your academic merit The quality of your proposed research Where to find out more: University of Queensland School of Medicine Prizes and Scholarships, Ph: (07) 3365 5481, Email: prizes@som.uq.edu.au Web: www2.som.uq.edu.au/som/CurrentStudents/PrizesAndScholarships/Pages/MBBSPhDIntegratedProg 166 ram.aspx Wotif Scholarships These scholarships are awarded to high achieving students who have experienced educational disadvantage and choose to study at the University of Queensland. Each year approximately 100 scholarships are awarded across a range of study areas, including a number of scholarships specifically reserved for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Queensland Additional criteria: You must have listed the University of Queensland as either your 1st or 2nd QTAC preference. You must meet at least one of the following criteria: Are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Have experienced long term financial hardship Have a disability or long term medical condition Have completed Year 12 in a rural or remote locations Have experienced difficult family circumstances How much is it worth? $6,000 per year for up to 4 years Selection criteria: Academic merit. You’ll need to achieve an OP 1-3 (ATAR 96 - 100) to be considered for one of these scholarships Leadership capacity Community service 167 A personal statement of up to 500 words outlining Your academic, leadership or community service achievements Your study and career goals Any exceptional circumstances that may have impacted on your Year 12 studies including long term financial hardship, significant disability or long term illness, geographic isolation, difficult family circumstances Any additional information you would like the selection committee to consider. This might include certificates, letters from school principals, community leaders or sporting associations Applicants who’ve indicated their strong commitment to studying at UQ will be given preference for these scholarships Where to find out more: University of Queensland Undergraduate Scholarships and Prizes Office, Ph: (07) 3365 1984, Email ugscholarships@uq.edu.au Web: www.uq.edu.au/study/scholarships/index.html?page=104141 168 FLINDERS UNIVERSITY Further Information: Flinders University Higher Degree Administration and Scholarships Office Ph: (08) 8201 3115 Email: scholarships@flinders.edu.au http://www.flinders.edu.au/scholarships/ Tjilbruke Student Services also keeps a list of cadetships, scholarships, bursaries and grants specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at Flinders. You’ll need to contact them directly to access this list. Ph: (08) 8201 3033 Email Yunggorendi at: yunggorendi@flinders.edu.au Aborigines Advancement League Study Grant This grant is available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in financial need who are studying medicine at Flinders University or a postgraduate degree at either Flinders University or the University of South Australia. Who can apply? This grant is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People Only available for medicine at Flinders University or a postgraduate degree at either Flinders University or the University of South Australia Additional criteria: You must live permanently in South Australia How much is it worth? $5,000 per year for up to 2 years Selection criteria: Academic merit Financial need Where to find out more: Ms Helen Black Senior Development Officer (Fundraising and Special Projects) for the Aborigines Advancement League, Ph: (08) 83020974, Email helen.black@unisa.edu.au 169 Faculty of Health Sciences Honours Scholarship This scholarship provides financial support to students undertaking an honours research project in the Faculty of Health Sciences School of Medicine or the School of Nursing and Midwifery at Flinders University. Five scholarships are awarded each year. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for honours projects in the School of Medicine or the School of Nursing and Midwifery Only available at Flinders University How much is it worth? $2,500 for one year Selection criteria: Academic merit (based largely on your GPA in your most recent units of study at third year level) Where to find out more: Flinders University Higher Degree Administration and Scholarships Office, Ph: (08) 8201 3115, Email: scholarships@flinders.edu.au Web: www.flinders.edu.au/scholarships-system/main-display-scholarshipdetails.cfm?scholarship_id=119 Fij Miller Indigenous Bursary This bursary is awarded to a first year Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student of Flinders University who is studying at university for the first time. Who can apply? This bursary is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Flinders University Additional criteria: 170 You must be in your first year of university study You must be studying full-time How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $500 Selection criteria: Financial need Academic merit or potential (based on the selection score used to gain entry into your course) Where to find out more: Flinders University Higher Degree Administration and Scholarships Office, Ph: (08) 8201 3115, Email: scholarships@flinders.edu.au Web: www.flinders.edu.au/scholarships-system/main-display-scholarshipdetails.cfm?scholarship_id=129 Flinders University Alumni Association Adelaide Benevolent and Strangers’ Friend Society Inc. Rural Scholarship This scholarship supports a rural South Australian student who is in their final or second last year of their course at Flinders University. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Flinders University Additional criteria: You must live permanently in South Australia, but outside the Adelaide metropolitan region You must be in your final or penultimate (second last) year of your course You must have been living away from home for at least one year You must not live at home for more than four weeks at a time during the academic year 171 You must be studying full-time You must be able to demonstrate that your financial and geographic circumstances could prevent you from completing your course How much is it worth? Up to $5,500 for one year, with up to $500 of the scholarship awarded as book vouchers Selection criteria: Financial need Academic merit Where to find out more: Flinders University Higher Degree Administration and Scholarships Office, Ph: (08) 8201 3115, Email: scholarships@flinders.edu.au Web: www.flinders.edu.au/scholarships-system/forms/rural.pdf Flinders University Alumni Association Rural Scholarship This scholarship support students from rural South Australia, Broken Hill or Mildura, who are in their final or second last year of their course at Flinders University and are experiencing financial hardship to complete their studies. Multiple scholarships may be offered each year. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course Only available at Flinders University Additional criteria: You must be from rural South Australia, Broken Hill or Mildura You must have been living away from home for at least one year You must not live at home for more than four weeks at a time during the academic year You must be studying your first undergraduate degree You must be in your final or penultimate (second last) year of your course 172 You must be studying full-time You must be able to demonstrate that your financial and geographic circumstances could prevent you from completing your course How much is it worth? Up to $5,500 for one year, with up to $500 awarded as book vouchers Selection criteria: Financial need Academic merit Where to find out more: Flinders University Higher Degree Administration and Scholarships Office, Ph: (08) 8201 3115, Email: scholarships@flinders.edu.au Web: www.flinders.edu.au/scholarships-system/main-display-scholarshipdetails.cfm?scholarship_id=13 Flinders University Sports and Fitness Sports Scholarships These scholarships provide assistance to elite athletes who are studying at Flinders University. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any degree or diploma course (including medicine) Only available at Flinders University Additional criteria: You must be a current student and cannot apply for these scholarships before you are enrolled How much is it worth? A full twelve month membership to Flinders Sport & Fitness Funding of $200 towards costs for your sport, ideally to represent Flinders University Assistance in gaining academic consideration when you have significant sporting 173 commitments which clash with university studies Access to a pair of wholesale priced sporting shoes Selection criteria: Mainly sporting ability Comments from sporting referees A statement of 200 words summarising your sporting ambitions and reasons you are applying for this scholarship Where to find out more: Contact Sue Wells at Flinders One Sport and Fitness, Ph: (08) 8201 2408, Email: sue.wells@flinders.edu.au Web: www.flinders.edu.au/scholarships-system/main-display-scholarshipdetails.cfm?scholarship_id=394 Heather Barnes Scholarship This scholarship provides support to financially disadvantaged students at Flinders University who have already completed at least one year of their course. Multiple scholarships may be awarded each year. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Flinders University Additional criteria: You must have completed at least one year of full time study towards your course You must live permanently in South Australia You must be able to demonstrate financial disadvantage How much is it worth? $2,000 for one year If you are receiving a Commonwealth Learning Scholarship (CECS, CAS, Start-Up or 174 Relocation Scholarship) you can only receive a maximum of $1,000 from this scholarship Selection criteria: Financial need Academic merit Where to find out more: Flinders University Higher Degree Administration and Scholarships Office, Ph: (08) 8201 3115, Email: scholarships@flinders.edu.au Web: www.flinders.edu.au/scholarships-system/main-display-scholarshipdetails.cfm?scholarship_id=157 Jessie Cooper Study Grants for Mature Entry Women These grants commemorate the Centenary of Women's Suffrage by supporting women in their final year of study at Flinders University, who gained admission to their course through a special entry program and who require financial assistance to complete their course. One grant is offered per Faculty per year. Who can apply? These grants are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Flinders University Additional criteria: You must be female You must have gained admission to your university course either by the Adult Year 12 Pathway or by a Special Entry Pathway You must be in the final year of your first undergraduate degree You must be able to demonstrate that your financial or personal circumstances could prevent you from completing your course How much is it worth? $1,000 for one year 175 Selection criteria: Financial need Academic merit Where to find out more: Flinders University Higher Degree Administration and Scholarships Office, Ph: (08) 8201 3115, Email: scholarships@flinders.edu.au Web: www.flinders.edu.au/scholarships-system/main-display-scholarshipdetails.cfm?scholarship_id=184 R.A. Simpson Rural Scholarship This scholarship supports school leavers from rural South Australia who are experiencing financial hardship to live at University Hall, the on-campus residential college at Flinders University. This scholarship is not offered every year. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Flinders University Additional criteria: Have finished year 12 Have applied for your course through SATAC in the most recent admissions period Be starting university of the first time Be studying full-time You must live permanently in South Australia, but outside the Adelaide metropolitan region You must be able to demonstrate financial hardship You must live at University Hall for the duration of the scholarship How much is it worth? Half the annual accommodation fees at University Hall, the residential college at Flinders 176 University Bedford Park Campus The scholarship is valued at half the annual accommodation fees at University Hall for up to four years This is equivalent to approximately $5,640 per year for 40 weeks accommodation. You will need to find a way to pay the remaining 50% of fees ($5,640 per year) yourself Selection criteria: Financial need Academic merit (based on your Year 12 results) Whether you are from a rural or isolated area Where to find out more: Flinders University Higher Degree Administration and Scholarships Office, Ph: (08) 8201 3115, Email: scholarships@flinders.edu.au Web: www.flinders.edu.au/scholarships School of Medicine Honours Scholarships These scholarships support high-achieving students to undertake an honours research program within the Flinders University School of Medicine. Roughly 8-12 scholarships are available each year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for honours research programs within the School of Medicine Only available at Flinders University How much is it worth? $2,000 - $3,000 for one year Selection criteria: Mainly academic merit in your most recent 3rd year subjects. You’ll be expected to have an overall GPA of 5 (credit average) and a high standard in the area relating to your proposed project The following will also be taken into consideration: 177 Your performance in subjects directly related to the area of your proposed research Any relevant work experience You may also be required to attend an interview as part of the selection process for this scholarship Where to find out more: Dr Chris Lunam, Ph: (08) 8204 4704 or (08) 8204 3159, Email chris.lunam@flinders.edu.au Web: http://health.fmc.flinders.edu.au/honours/pages/scholarship.html The Lions Club of the City of Adelaide Indigenous Student Scholarship This scholarship offers financial assistance to undergraduate Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander students (including medical students) at Flinders University who have already completed at least one year of their course. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Flinders University Additional criteria: You must have completed at least one year of full-time equivalent study towards your course How much is it worth? $1,000 for one year Selection criteria: Financial need Academic merit Where to find out more: Flinders University Higher Degree Administration and Scholarships Office, Ph: (08) 8201 3115, Email: scholarships@flinders.edu.au Web: www.flinders.edu.au/scholarships-system/main-display-scholarship178 details.cfm?scholarship_id=431 UniBooks Honours Scholarship This scholarship supports a student who is experiencing financial hardship to undertake an honours program at Flinders University. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Flinders University Additional criteria: You must be commencing an honours program You must be able to demonstrate financial hardship(usually by receiving a means tested income support payment from Centrelink such as Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy or the Disability Support Pension) How much is it worth? $5,000 for one year ($2,500 per semester) Selection criteria: Academic merit (primarily based on your GPA for your most recent 3rd year subjects) Where to find out more: Flinders University Higher Degree Administration and Scholarships Office, Ph: (08) 8201 3115, Email: scholarships@flinders.edu.au Web: www.flinders.edu.au/scholarships-system/main-display-scholarshipdetails.cfm?scholarship_id=1248 Wyndham Richardson Tertiary Students’ Care Trust Scholarship This scholarship provides financial support for undergraduate students (including medical students) at Flinders University to live on-campus at either University Hall or Deirdre Jordan Village. Four scholarships are awarded each year. 179 Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Flinders University Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student You must be studying full-time You must live on-campus at either University Hall or Deirdre Jordan Village for the duration of the scholarship You must not be receiving any other scholarship How much is it worth? $2,000 for one year paid towards your accommodation fees at Flinders Housing Selection criteria: Financial need Academic merit Preference will be given to rural and remote applicants or applicants who need to move away from home to pursue their studies Where to find out more: Flinders University Higher Degree Administration and Scholarships Office, Ph: (08) 8201 3115, Email: scholarships@flinders.edu.au Web: www.flinders.edu.au/scholarships-system/main-display-scholarshipdetails.cfm?scholarship_id=481 Yunggorendi Honours Scholarship This scholarship provides financial assistance to an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Student who is undertaking an honours program at Flinders University. Two scholarships are available each year. Who can apply? 180 This scholarship is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any relevant course Only available at Flinders University Additional criteria: You must be commencing an honours program You must live in South Australia permanently How much is it worth? $3,000 for one year Selection criteria: Academic merit A personal statement Where to find out more: Flinders University Higher Degree Administration and Scholarships Office, Ph: (08) 8201 3115, Email: scholarships@flinders.edu.au Yunggorendi First Nations Centre Higher Education and Research, Ph: (08) 8201 3033, Email: yunggorendi@flinders.edu.au Web: www.flinders.edu.au/scholarships-system/main-display-scholarshipdetails.cfm?scholarship_id=2886 181 UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE Further information: Student Centre Level 4, Wills Building The University of Adelaide SA 5005 Australia Ph: (08) 8303 5208 / 1800 061 459 (free call) Submit an online enquiry here: www.adelaide.edu.au/student/current/enquiries Web: www.adelaide.edu.au/scholarships/undergrad/access.html Wilto Yerlo Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education Centre Scholarships Page: www.adelaide.edu.au/wilto_yerlo/future/services/scholarships.html Adelaide Access Scholarships These scholarships provide support to commencing students at the University of Adelaide who are studying at university for the first time and can demonstrate educational disadvantage and financial need. Applications for these scholarships are through SATAC. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate degree course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Adelaide Additional criteria: You must be starting the first year of your course You must not have studied at university before You must be able to demonstrate financial need (usually by receiving a means tested income support statement from Centrelink such as Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy or the Disability Support Pension) You will usually need to be studying full-time You must be able to demonstrate educational disadvantage by belonging to at least one of the following categories: Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Physical, medical, psychological or learning difficulties 182 Financial disadvantage Non-English speaking background Rural and isolated area resident Women and men in a non-traditional field of study (engineering, IT or mathematics) How much is it worth? $2,000 per year ($1,000 per semester) for up to 4 years Selection criteria: Academic merit Financial and social disadvantage Where to find out more: University of Adelaide Student Centre, Ph: 1800 061 459 (free call) or (08) 8303 5208, or you can submit an online enquiry at http://www.adelaide.edu.au/student/current/enquiries/ Web: www.adelaide.edu.au/scholarships/undergrad/access.html Cowan Scholarships These scholarships support commencing students at the University of Adelaide who are in financial need to live on-campus at St Mark’s College. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Adelaide Additional criteria: You must be commencing your first year of university study You must be able to demonstrate financial need (usually by receiving a means tested income support statement from Centrelink such as Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy or the Disability Support Pension) You must live at St Mark’s College for the duration of the scholarship 183 Most scholarships are awarded to applicants from rural backgrounds You must be nominated by your school (talk to your school career advisor or Principal) (note: there are also Cowan scholarships to live at Roseworthy Residential College but they are not suitable for medical students) How much is it worth? Each scholarship pays up to $7,000 (note that the annual fee is towards fees at St Mark's residential college at the University of Adelaide for one year The annual fees at St Marks College in 2010 are $14,420, so if you are awarded this scholarship you’ll need to find a way to pay the remaining fees ($7,420) yourself Some further financial assistance may be available in subsequent years For students who are already living at St Mark's some continuing Cowan grants are also available Selection criteria: Academic merit Financial need Referees reports Preference will be given to rural and remote applicants or applicants who need to move away from home to pursue their studies Where to find out more: Alison Evans, Undergraduate Scholarship Officer The University of Adelaide, Phone (08) 8303 3341, Email undergraduatescholarships@adelaide.edu.au Web: http://www.cowangrant.org/index.html Rose Alwyn, Master of St Mark's College, Phone (08) 8334 5600, Email stmarks@stmarkscollege.com.au Don Dunstan Foundation Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Bursary This bursary supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students who are commencing a course at the University of Adelaide. Who can apply? This bursary is: 184 Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Adelaide Additional criteria: You must be starting your first year of a course (diploma, associate Diploma or undergraduate degree – including medicine) You must be studying full-time How much is it worth? $2,000 per year for up to four years Selection criteria: Academic merit Preference will be given to applicants from rural South Australia who are required to move to Adelaide to pursue their studies Where to find out more: University of Adelaide Student Centre, Ph: 1800 061 459 (free call) or (08) 8303 5208, or you can submit an online enquiry at www.adelaide.edu.au/student/current/enquiries Web: www.adelaide.edu.au/scholarships/undergrad/ddf.html Indigenous Honours Scholarship This scholarship supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in financial need to undertake an honours program at the University of Adelaide. Up to fur scholarships are awarded each year. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any relevant course Only available at the University of Adelaide Additional criteria: 185 You must be commencing an honours program You must live in South Australia permanently You must be able to demonstrate financial need You must not be receiving any other major University of Adelaide scholarship How much is it worth? The scholarship will cover your HECS fees and provide you with an allowance of $4,000 for one year Selection criteria: Financial need Academic merit Where to find out more: University of Adelaide Student Centre, Ph: 1800 061 459 (free call) or (08) 8303 5208, or you can submit an online enquiry at www.adelaide.edu.au/student/current/enquiries/ Web: www.adelaide.edu.au/scholarships/undergrad/indigenoushons.html Resek Scholarship for an Indigenous student and SC Memorial scholarship for an Indigenous student These scholarships assist continuing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at the University of Adelaide who is in financial need and are studying agriculture, medicine, dentistry or nursing. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Only available for degree courses in agriculture, medicine, oral health, dental surgery or nursing Only available at the University of Adelaide Additional criteria: You must be in at least the second year of your course You must be able to demonstrate financial need (usually by receiving a means tested income support statement from Centrelink such as Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy or the Disability Support Pension) 186 How much is it worth? $5,000 per year for up to 5 years Selection criteria: Financial need Where to find out more: Wilto Yerlo Centre for Australian Indigenous Research and Studies at the University of Adelaide, Ph: 1800 651 763 (free call) or (08) 8303 3623, Email: wilto_yerlo@adelaide.edu.au Web: www.adelaide.edu.au/wilto_yerlo/future/services/scholarships.html The Studd Bursary This bursary supports a student from a third world country, a refugee/asylum seeker, or an Indigenous Australian who is studying at the University of Adelaide to live at St Mark’s residential college. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people (if you are non-Indigenous you must be from a third world country or be an asylum seeker/refugee) Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Adelaide Additional criteria: You must be able to demonstrate financial need (usually by receiving a means tested income support statement from Centrelink such as Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy or the Disability Support Pension) How much is it worth? Full fees at St Mark’s residential college at the University of Adelaide for up to three years The value of the scholarship is $14,420 per year Selection criteria: Financial need Where to find out more: 187 Rose Alwyn, Master of St Mark's College, Phone (08) 8334 5600, Email stmarks@stmarkscollege.com.au Web: www.adelaide.edu.au/scholarships/undergrad/stmarks.html?template=print / www.stmarkscollege.com.au William Donnithorne Awards These awards are provided to enable a medical student and a law student who are in financial need to continue their studies at the University of Adelaide. Who can apply? These awards are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine and law Only available at the University of Adelaide Additional criteria: You must have already completed at least one year of medicine (or two years for law students) You must be able to demonstrate financial need How much is it worth? $2,000 for one year (although you are allowed to re-apply for this scholarship in future years) Selection criteria: Academic merit Financial need Where to find out more: University of Adelaide Student Centre, Ph: 1800 061 459 (free call) or (08) 8303 5208, or you can submit an online enquiry at www.adelaide.edu.au/student/current/enquiries Web: www.adelaide.edu.au/scholarships/undergrad/william-donnithorne.html Wyndham Richardson Study Grants These grants provide assistance to students at the University of Adelaide who have had to move 188 away from home to pursue their studies, and who are having difficulty completing their studies due to financial circumstances. Who can apply? These grants are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate or postgraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Adelaide Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student from South Australia or interstate You must be studying full-time You must normally live in a regional, rural or remote area of Australia You must have had to move away from home to pursue your studies You must be living in either a University of Adelaide residential college or in rental accommodation You must be able to demonstrate financial need You must not be receiving a Commonwealth Accommodation Scholarship How much is it worth? $2,000 for one year Selection criteria: Academic merit Financial need Where to find out more: Mr Michael Lane, Secretary Wyndham Richardson Tertiary Students Care Trust, Ph: (08) 8179 2800, Email michael.lane@pitcher-sa.com.au or mlane@faco.com.au University of Adelaide Student Centre, Ph: 1800 061 459 (free call) or (08) 8303 5208, or you can submit an online enquiry at www.adelaide.edu.au/student/current/enquiries Web: www.adelaide.edu.au/scholarships/undergrad/wyndham_trust.html 189 UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA Further information: Student Centre Lower Ground Floor, Administration Building Churchill Avenue Sandy Bay TAS 7005 Ph: (03) 6226 2879 Email: Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.scholarships.utas.edu.au Riawunna Scholarships Page: http://fcms.its.utas.edu.au/arts/riawunna/scholarships.asp Faculty of Medicine Scholarships: www.medicine.utas.edu.au/prizes/index.html Alumni Annual Appeal Tasmania University Scholarship This scholarship is provided by the University of Tasmania Alumni to support a student to pursue undergraduate studies at the University. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be commencing your first year of study How much is it worth? $3,000 per year for up to four years Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au 190 Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Ball and Chain Grill Tasmania University Scholarship This scholarship is provided by the Ball and Chain Grill, a restaurant in Hobart. It provides financial assistance to a first year student at the University of Tasmania. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be commencing your first year of study You must be able to demonstrate financial need How much is it worth? $3,000 for one year Selection criteria: Academic merit Financial need Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Burnie City Council West North West Bursary This bursary supports a student from the Burnie area to study at the University of Tasmania. Who can apply? 191 This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be from the Burnie area How much is it worth? $3,300 per year for up to three years Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details Preference will be given to students studying at the Cradle Coast campus in Burnie, but students studying at other campuses, including medical students, are encouraged to apply Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Cancer Council Honours Scholarship This scholarship is provided by the Cancer Council to fund an honours student to undertake research into cancer. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be a full time student undertaking honours 192 Your honours research must be in an area that focuses on cancer control. How much is it worth? $10,000 for one year ($7,000 towards living expenses and $3,000 towards research costs) You’ll be required to give a presentation on your research to the Cancer Council committee at the end of your honours year Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details. You will need the support of two referees Where to find out more: Associate Professor Greg Woods, School of Medicine University of Tasmania, Ph: (03) 6226 4832, Email G.M.Woods@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Captain Gordon P OIley Scholarship in Aviation This scholarship supports students at the University of Tasmania who have an interest in aviation or who are studying an aviation related course. Medical students will be given an opportunity to undertake work experience with the Royal Flying Doctor Service through this scholarship. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: Your study must relate in some way to the aviation/aeronautics industry. Medical students interested in aviation medicine or the Royal Flying Doctors Service are encouraged to apply How much is it worth? Students in the final two years of medicine will have an opportunity to spend four weeks with the Royal Flying Doctor Service (subject to a placement availability) and the scholarship will fund this placement 193 OR $5,000 for one year with the option of receiving funding for a further year depending on your academic progress and funding availability Selection criteria: Academic merit Financial need Preference will be given to applicants who demonstrate a genuine interest in aviation Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Circular Head Council Mayor’s Education Fund Bursary The purpose of this bursary is to enable a student from the Circular district to continue with further education at the University of Tasmania. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be from the Circular Head area You must be able to demonstrate that, without support from the fund, you would experience hardship or find it difficult to access further education You must be able to demonstrate that you have applied for financial assistance elsewhere Must be willing to assist the Circular Head Education and Training Consultative Committee to promote further education in the district You must be willing to promote the Mayor’s Education Fund 194 How much is it worth? $5,000 for one year Selection criteria: Financial need Extend to which the scholarship will assist you in achieving your study and career goals Willingness to support further training in Circular head and promote the scholarship scheme Where to find out more: Circular Head Council Mayor’s Education Fund, Ph: (03) 6452 4825, Email: dmainwaring@circularhead.tas.gov.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.circularhead.tas.gov.au/webdata/resources/files/Circular_Head_Mayors_Education_Fund_Ap plication_Form.pdf / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx Collin Norton Memorial Tasmania University Scholarship This scholarship supports a student from outside the Greater Hobart area with the costs of studying at the University of Tasmania. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be from Tasmania, but not from within the Greater Hobart area You must be able to demonstrate financial need How much is it worth? 195 $3,000 per year for up to four years Selection criteria: Social and financial need Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Corporate Express Tasmania University Sports Scholarship This scholarship provides financial support to a talented sportsperson in their first year of study at the University of Tasmania. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be about to commence your first year of study at the University of Tasmania You must play sport at a high level How much is it worth? $3,000 for one year Selection criteria: Sporting ability Potential for future sporting success Academic merit will also be taken into account Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email 196 Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Devonport City Council West North-West Bursary This bursary supports a student from the Devonport area to study at the University of Tasmania. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be from the Devonport area You must be commencing your first year of study at the University of Tasmania How much is it worth? $2,500 per year for up to four years Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details Preference will be given to students studying at the Cradle Coast campus in Burnie, but students studying at other campuses, including medical students, are encouraged to apply Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Diabetes Tasmania Honours Scholarship in Medical Research This scholarship is provided by Diabetes Tasmania to enable a student of the University of Tasmania 197 to undertake an honours research project in diabetes at the Menzies Research Institute. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any relevant undergraduate course Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be eligible to undertake an honours program in diabetes research at the Menzies Research Institute. Current research opportunities are detailed at www.menzies.utas.edu.au How much is it worth? $5,000 for one year Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details. You will need the support of two referees Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Dorset Council Education Fund Bursary This bursary provides assistance to a student from the Dorset area to study at the University of Tasmania. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course Only available at the University of Tasmania 198 Additional criteria: You must be from the Dorset area in the north-east of Tasmania You must demonstrate that without support from the fund, you’d experience hardship or find it difficult to access further education You must demonstrate that the skills and knowledge you gain from your course will be of benefit to the Dorset community You must be able to demonstrate that you have applied for financial assistance elsewhere How much is it worth? $3,000 per year for up to three years Selection criteria: Financial need, including whether or not you are receiving any other scholarship or award Your likely future contribution to the Dorset area Where to find out more: Dorset Council Education Scholarship, Ph: (03) 6352 6539, Email: Susie.Bower@dorset.tas.gov.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardDetails.aspx?AwardId=331 / www.dorset.tas.gov.au/webdata/resources/files/eduscholarshipform.pdf / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Dr Santokh Singh Sindhu Travelling Scholarship in Paediatrics This scholarship encourages a medical student at the University of Tasmania to pursue their interest in child health by undertaking an elective placement in paediatrics, preferably in a developing country or an Indigenous community. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available to medical students Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: Your proposed elective placement must be for at least six weeks 199 How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $3,500 Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Dr Vivian Barlow Tasmania University Scholarship in Medicine This scholarship assists a medical student at the University of Tasmania with accommodation expenses Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available to medical students Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be commencing your first year of medicine You must need to move away from home to study the course How much is it worth? $3,000 per year for up to four years Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au 200 Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Fairbrother Foundation Scholarship This scholarship supports an immediate family member of an employee of the Fairbrother Construction Group to commence study at the University of Tasmania. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be an immediate family member of an employee of the Fairbrother Group You must be commencing your first year of studies You must be studying full-time How much is it worth? $4,000 per year for up to three years Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Flora Fenton Tasmania University Scholarship This scholarship supports a student who attended school in the Circular Head area to commence a University course at the Launceston or Hobart campus of the University of Tasmania. 201 Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must have attended school in the Circular Head area You must be commencing your first year of study Your course must be based at either the Hobart campus (including medicine) or the Launceston campus of the University of Tasmania How much is it worth? $2,500 per year for up to three years Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Freemason’s Assisting Tertiary Education Scholarship This scholarship provides assistance to a Tasmanian resident to study at the University of Tasmania. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: 202 You must be a resident of Tasmania You can be either a new or continuing student How much is it worth? $2,000 for one year Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Gilbertson Family Scholarship This scholarship supports a student with a learning disability to commence study at the University of Tasmania. Two scholarships are available. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must have been diagnosed with a learning difficulty You must register with the University of Tasmania Student Disability Services You must be commencing your first year of study How much is it worth? $5,000 per year for up to three years paid towards the costs of tutoring, mentoring, and possibly advocacy support Selection criteria: 203 Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Graeme Foster Tasmania University Scholarship This scholarship provides assistance to a talented AFL football player to study at the University of Tasmania. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be from Hobart You must be good at AFL football You must be willing to play AFL for the Tasmania University Football Club during your studies How much is it worth? $4,000 for one year Selection criteria: Sporting ability in AFL football Academic merit Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / 204 www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Harold Carroll Memorial Scholarship This scholarship supports a financially disadvantaged student from the Devonport area to commence study at the University of Tasmania. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be commencing your first year of studies You must have attended school in the Devonport area How much is it worth? $4,000 per year for up to three years Selection criteria: Financial need. You’ll need to demonstrate that without financial support you might not be able to attend University. Preference will be given to students not receiving a Centrelink payment or any other form of assistance (such as another scholarship) Capacity to succeed in your course The likely contribution you’ll make to the Devonport community in the long-term Your character and suitability for the award Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf 205 Heart Foundation / Menzies Research Institute Honours Scholarship This scholarship is offered jointly by the Menzies Research Institute and Heart Foundation Tasmania to enable a student to undertake an honours research project in cardiovascular health at the Menzies Research Institute. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate relevant course Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be eligible to undertake an honours program in cardiovascular research at the Menzies Research Institute. Current research opportunities are detailed at www.menzies.utas.edu.au How much is it worth? $10,000 for one year Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details. You will need the support of two referees Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Hilary and Alan Wallace Scholarship in Medicine This scholarship supports a commencing medical student from the north or north-west of Tasmania to live at Jane Franklin Hall, a residential college at the University of Tasmania’s Hobart campus Who can apply? This scholarship is: 206 Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available only to medical students Only available at the University of Tasmania’s Hobart campus Additional criteria: You must be commencing your medical studied You must have attended school in the north or north-west of Tasmania How much is it worth? $6,000 for one year paid towards fees at Jane Franklin Hall Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details. Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Hobart City Council Bursary This bursary is provided by the Hobart City Council to support a Hobart resident to study at the University of Tasmania, preferably in a study area related to local government. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be a resident of the Hobart area Preference will be given to applicants studying in an area related to local government (such as business, marketing, engineering, environmental design, fine arts, surveying and spatial 207 sciences or tourism, although medical students are still welcome to apply How much is it worth? $3,500 per year for up to four years Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details. Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Hobart City Council Indigenous Bursary This bursary is provided by the Hobart City Council to support an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander resident of Hobart to study at the University of Tasmania, preferably in a study area relevant to the Council’s core activities. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available only to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be a resident of the Hobart area Preference will be given to applicants studying in an area related to local government (such as business, marketing, engineering, environmental design, fine arts, surveying and spatial sciences or tourism, although medical students are still welcome to apply How much is it worth? $3,500 per year for up to four years Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details 208 Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf James Fenton Memorial Scholarship This scholarship supports a commencing medical student from the north-west of Tasmania to live at Jane Franklin Hall, a residential college at the University of Tasmania’s Hobart campus Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania’s Hobart campus Additional criteria: You must be commencing your first year of studies You must be from the north-west of Tasmania You must need to relocate to Hobart to study your course How much is it worth? $4,000 per year for up to three years. The scholarship is paid towards accommodation fees at Jane Franklin Hall Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf 209 Joyce Griston Memorial Tasmania University Scholarship This scholarship supports a student experiencing financial disadvantage to pursue their studies at the University of Tasmania Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be able to demonstrate financial disadvantage How much is it worth? $3,000 per year for up to four years Selection criteria: Financial need Academic merit Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Kenneth Douglas McConnell Memorial Bursary This bursary provides financial assistance to a third, fourth or fifth year medical student with a passion for outdoor activities and an interest in psychiatry. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available only to medical students 210 Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be in the third, fourth or fifth year of the medical course You must have a passion for outdoor activities You must have an interest in psychiatry How much is it worth? $3,000 for one year Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Menzies Research Institute / Helene Matterson Medical Research Scholarship, Menzies Research Institute / Mansfield Builders Pty Ltd Honours Scholarship, Menzies Research Institute Honours Scholarship These scholarships enable students of the University of Tasmania to undertake an honours research project at the Menzies Research Institute. At least 5 scholarships are available each year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any relevant undergraduate course Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be eligible to undertake an honours program, which can be in any area of research undertaken by the Menzies Research Institute. Current research opportunities are detailed at www.menzies.utas.edu.au 211 How much is it worth? $5,000 for one year Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details You will need the support of two referees Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Morris Family Honours Scholarship in Medical Research This scholarship supports a student of the University of Tasmania to undertake an honours research project in cardiovascular health at the Menzies Research Institute. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any relevant undergraduate course Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be eligible to undertake an honours program in cardiovascular research at the Menzies Research Institute. Current research opportunities are detailed at www.menzies.utas.edu.au How much is it worth? $5,000 for one year Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details You will need the support of two referees Where to find out more: 212 University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf North Hobart Football Club Peter Wells Scholarship This scholarship provides financial assistance to players of the North Hobart Football Club (AFL) who are studying at the University of Tasmania. Two scholarships are available each year – one to a student from the north or north-west of Tasmania and the other to a student from the south of Tasmania. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be willing to play for and be involved in the North Hobart Football Club during your studies How much is it worth? Two scholarships are available: $3,000 to a student from the north/north-west of Tasmania $2,000 to a student from the south of Tasmania Both scholarships are for one year Selection criteria: Football ability Willingness to play for and be involved in the North Hobart Football Club during your studies Academic merit Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au 213 Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Premier of Tasmania University Bursary This bursary supports students from regional areas in the south-east or north-east of Tasmania to commence their studies at the University of Tasmania. Three bursaries are available. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be commencing your first year of study You must be from a regional area in the south-east or north-east of Tasmania How much is it worth? $4,000 per year for up to four years Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Premier of Tasmania West North-West Bursary This bursary is provided by the Tasmanian Government, in partnership with the University, to assist west north-west students to study at the University of Tasmania. Three bursaries are available. Who can apply? This bursary is: 214 Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be commencing your first year of study You must be from a regional area in the west north-west area of Tasmania How much is it worth? $4,000 per year for up to four years Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Primary Health Care Honours Scholarship This scholarship supports students from a variety of Faculties and Schools within the University of Tasmania to pursue an honours research project in the area of primary health care. Two scholarships are available each year, one provided by the University Department of Rural Health (UDRH) and the other by the Menzies Research Institute (MRI). Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any relevant undergraduate course Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be eligible to undertake an honours research project in the area of primary health 215 care You can be enrolled in any faculty or school For the University Department of Rural Health Scholarship your research will need to have a specific focus on rural health. You’ll need to specify in your application whether you want to apply for the University Department of Rural Health scholarship or the Menzies Research Scholarship or both How much is it worth? Two scholarships are available: $5,000 provided by the University Department of Rural Health $3,000 provided by the Menzies Research Institute Both scholarships are for one year Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details You will need the support of two referees Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Riawunna Access Bursary This bursary assists Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at the University of Tasmania with the costs of studying. Three bursaries are available each year. Who can apply? This bursary is: Only Available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania 216 How much is it worth? $1,000 for one year Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details Where to find out more: Riawunna Centre for Aboriginal Education at the University of Tasmania, Ph: (03) 6226 2772, Email: Riawunna.admin@utas.edu.au Web: http://fcms.its.utas.edu.au/arts/riawunna/scholarships.asp / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Riawunna West North-West Bursary This bursary assists Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students from the north-west of Tasmania with the costs associated with commencing university study. Who can apply? This bursary is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be commencing your first year if study You must be from the north-west of Tasmania How much is it worth? $3,000 per year for up to four years Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details Where to find out more: Riawunna Centre for Aboriginal Education at the University of Tasmania, Ph: (03) 6226 2772, Email: Riawunna.admin@utas.edu.au 217 Web: http://fcms.its.utas.edu.au/arts/riawunna/scholarships.asp / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf RSL Women’s Auxiliary (Tas) Honours Bursary This bursary assists a descendant of an Australian war veteran to undertake an honours year at the University of Tasmania. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any relevant undergraduate course Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be the descendant of an Australian veteran soldier You must be undertaking an honours year How much is it worth? $2,000 for one year Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details You will need the support of two referees Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Tasmania Access Bursaries These bursaries provide financial assistance to disadvantages students at the University of Tasmania. One hundred bursaries are available each year. 218 Who can apply? These bursaries are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must have needed to move away from home in order to study at university Need to travel a significant distance to attend a university campus Demonstrate financial need Preference will be given to the following groups: Students from rural or isolated backgrounds Students from low socio-economic backgrounds Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students Women in non-traditional areas of study (engineering and IT, but not medicine) Students with a disability Students from non-English speaking backgrounds You can be either a commencing or a continuing student, but priority will be given to commencing students OR OR How much is it worth? $1,000 for one year Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / 219 www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Tasmania Honours Scholarships These scholarships support students who have performed well in their degree to undertake an honours program at the University of Tasmania. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any relevant undergraduate course Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be enrolling in an honours program You may be entitled to further benefits if you do well in your honours program. For example, the top 20% of first-class honours graduates will be guaranteed a University of Tasmania graduate research scholarship if they commence a research higher degree the following year How much is it worth? Between $5,500 and $10,000 for one year Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your GPA) The comments of two referees Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Tasmanian Institute of Sport University Scholarship This scholarship supports elite athletes at the Tasmanian Institute of Sport to undertake university study. Two scholarships are awarded each year: 220 One for a school-leaver commencing university study One for a continuing student at the University of Tasmania Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be an athlete at the Tasmanian Institute of Sport You must achieve satisfactory academic progress How much is it worth? The scholarship will cover your HECS fees for one year. This is equivalent to $8,859 for medical students Selection criteria: Sporting ability Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Tasmania Overseas Scholarships These scholarships assist current University of Tasmania students with the costs of undertaking an approved international exchange program, cultural program or a practicum placement. Up to 12 scholarships are available each year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people 221 Available for any relevant undergraduate course Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be planning to undertake: An approved international exchange with another university An approved cultural program An approved practicum placement For further information on the international exchange program at the University of Tasmania you should contact the International Services office, Ph (03) 6226 2706, Email: International.Reception@utas.edu.au OR OR How much is it worth? Once-off payment of up to $3,000 Selection criteria: Support from your School or Faculty The merit of your proposed experience, the academic outcomes and personal benefits you expect to get from it and how the scholarship will help you achieve these goals The relevance of your proposed experience to your current course Academic merit and progress Priority will be given to students who have: Completed at least one year of university study Arranged their experience through the University of Tasmania exchange through the Student Exchange Program Are not already receiving financial support from the University of Tasmania Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / 222 www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Tasmania University Cricket Club Scholarship This scholarship supports a talented cricket play to play for the Tasmania University Cricket Club and study at the University of Tasmania. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be willing to play for the Tasmania University Cricket Club during your studies You can be a new or continuing student How much is it worth? $3,000 for one year Selection criteria: Ability to play cricket Academic merit Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Tasmania University scholarships These scholarships encourage academically gifted students to study at the University of Tasmania. Up to fifty new scholarships are awarded each year, some of which are given to medical students. Who can apply? 223 These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You’ll need a good academic record, either at school, TAFE or another university. Schoolleavers will generally need an ITI (or equivalent) of 98 or higher to be competitive for this scholarship. You must be enrolling for the first time at the University of Tasmania (although you don’t need to be from Tasmania) How much is it worth? The scholarship will cover your full HECS fees, or it can be used for other expenses such as accommodation, up to the value of your HECS fees. It will be awarded for up to four years For medical students the value of HECS fees for the 2010 year is $8,859 Selection criteria: Academic merit Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Tasmania University Sports Scholarship This scholarship provides financial assistance to elite athletes studying at the University of Tasmania. Up to 12 scholarships are available each year. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) 224 Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be good at a particular sport You must be willing to get involved with and make a contribution to a Tasmania University sports club How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $1,500 - $2,500 Selection criteria: Selection is based on ability in your chosen sport. This includes: Sporting achievements over the last 12 months Level of achievement (state, national, international) Ranking (state, national, international) Awards and representation Sponsorships and scholarships The following will also be considered: Your contribution to the sport (e.g. coaching and administration) Your contribution to the university (e.g. representing the University at Australian Universities Championships, Australian Universities Sports Tours, and World Universities Championships, coaching and administration) How you are likely to promote the scholarship Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf University Club Honours Scholarship This scholarship encourages academic gifted students to undertake an honours program at the University of Tasmania. 225 Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any relevant undergraduate course Only available at the University of Tasmania Additional criteria: You must be commencing an honours program You must not hold any other scholarship provided by the University of Tasmania How much is it worth? The scholarship will pay your HECS fees for one year ($8, 859 for medical students) and provide you with an allowance of $2,000 Selection criteria: Academic merit The comments of two referees Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf Veolia Environmental Services Honours Scholarship in Medical Research This scholarship supports a student at the University of Tasmania to undertake an honours research project in diabetes at the Menzies Research Institute. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any relevant undergraduate course Only available at the University of Tasmania 226 Additional criteria: You must be eligible to undertake an honours program in diabetes research at the Menzies Research Institute. Current research opportunities are detailed at www.menzies.utas.edu.au How much is it worth? $5,000 for one year Selection criteria: Contact the University of Tasmania Scholarships Office for details. You will need the support of two referees Where to find out more: University of Tasmania Scholarship Office, Phone (03) 62262879, Email Tas.Scholarships@utas.edu.au Web: www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/AwardsAZ.aspx / www.studentcentre.utas.edu.au/scholarships/files/booklet/2010+Brochure+Final.pdf 227 DEAKIN UNIVERSITY Further information: Division of Student Administration Geelong Campus at Waurn Ponds Pigdons Road Geelong VIC 3217 Phone: (03) 5227 1100 Email: scholarships@deakin.edu.au Web: www.deakin.edu.au/scholarships School of Medicine Scholarships, Prizes and Awards www.deakin.edu.au/hmnbs/medicine/scholarships.php Scholarships for future Indigenous students: www.deakin.edu.au/futurestudents/scholarships/indigenous-scholarships.php Scholarships for current Indigenous students: www.deakin.edu.au/current-students/studyinformation/scholarships/indigenous-scholarships.php Coltman Equipment Award This award provides funding to a financially disadvantaged first year medical student at Deakin University for the purpose of buying essential medical equipment (e.g. stethoscope, lab coat). Who can apply? This award is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available to medical students Only available at Deakin University Additional criteria: You must be commencing your first year of medicine You must hold a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP), This also include MRBS and BMP places) You must be able to demonstrate financial need by either receiving a means tested income support payment from Centrelink (e.g. Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy, Disability Support Pension) or have a family income below the HECS repayment threshold ($43,151 in 228 the 2009/2010 financial year) How much is it worth? Once-off payment of up to $1,500 Selection criteria: Financial need Where to find out more: Deakin University Scholarships Office, Ph: 1300 334 733, Email: scholarships@deakin.edu.au Web: www.deakin.edu.au/future-students/scholarships/coltman.php Deakin Access Scholarships These scholarships help educationally disadvantaged students to access tertiary education at Deakin University. Twenty-five scholarships are awarded. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Deakin University Additional criteria: You must be commencing your first year of studies at Deakin University You must hold a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP). For medical students this also includes BMP and MRBS places. You must also meet at least one of the following criteria: Be able to demonstrate financial need by either receiving a means tested income support payment from Centrelink (e.g. Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy, Disability Support Pension) or have a family income below the HECS repayment threshold ($43,151 in the 2009/2010 financial year) Be from a rural or remote area Have a disability 229 Full-time or part time students with a disability Be a mature age students How much is it worth? The scholarship will cover the costs of your HECS fees for the duration of your course. For medical students this is equivalent to $8,859 in 2010 with amount increasing slightly in future years (because HECS fees are indexed for inflation). Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your Year 12 results or your GPA) Where to find out more: Deakin University Scholarships Office, Ph: 1300 334 733, Email: scholarships@deakin.edu.au Web: www.deakin.edu.au/future-students/scholarships/deakin-access.php Deakin Accommodation (Medicine) Scholarships These scholarships assist disadvantaged medical students with the costs of accommodation whilst studying at Deakin University. Three scholarships are available. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available to medical students Only available at Deakin University Additional criteria: You must be commencing your first year of medicine You must hold a Commonwealth Supported Place (this includes BPM and MRBS places) Be from a rural or regional area and have had to move away from your home to study at either the Geelong or Warrnambool campus. Not be receiving a Deakin Accommodation (Medicine) Scholarship, a Commonwealth Accommodation Scholarship (CAS) or National Accommodation Scholarship (NAS). Be able to demonstrate financial need by either receiving a means tested income support payment from Centrelink (e.g. Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy, Disability Support Pension) or have a family income below the HECS repayment threshold ($43,151 in the 230 2009/2010 financial year) How much is it worth? Up to $8,000 per year paid accommodation costs at the Waurn Ponds Campus Halls of Residences for the duration of your course Selection criteria: Academic merit Commitment to rural and regional medical practice in Victoria Where to find out more: Deakin University Scholarships Office, Ph: 1300 334 733, Email: scholarships@deakin.edu.au Web: www.deakin.edu.au/current-students/study-information/scholarships/deakin-acc-med.php Deakin Accommodation Scholarships These scholarships assist disadvantaged medical students with the costs of accommodation whilst studying at Deakin University. Fifteen scholarships are available. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course Only available at Deakin University Additional criteria: You must be commencing your first year of studies at Deakin University You must hold a Commonwealth Supported Place (for medical students this also includes BMP and MRBS places) Be from a rural or regional area and have had to move away from your home to study at either the Geelong or Warrnambool campus. Not be receiving a Deakin Accommodation (Medicine) Scholarship, a Commonwealth Accommodation Scholarship (CAS) or National Accommodation Scholarship (NAS). Be able to demonstrate financial need by either receiving a means tested income support payment from Centrelink (e.g. Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy, Disability Support Pension) or have a family income below the HECS repayment threshold ($43,151 in the 231 2009/2010 financial year) How much is it worth? Up to $8,000 per year paid accommodation costs at the Waurn Ponds Campus Halls of Residences for the duration of your course Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your Year 12 results or GPA) Where to find out more: Deakin University Scholarships Office, Ph: 1300 334 733, Email: scholarships@deakin.edu.au Web: www.deakin.edu.au/current-students/study-information/scholarships/deakin-acc.php Deakin Alliance Catering Scholarship This scholarship supports a financially disadvantaged student to study at Deakin University Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Deakin University Additional criteria: You must be commencing your first year of studies at Deakin University You must hold a Commonwealth Supported Place (for medical students this also includes BMP and MRBS places) You must be able to demonstrate financial need by either receiving a means tested income support payment from Centrelink (e.g. Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy, Disability Support Pension) or have a family income below the HECS repayment threshold ($43,151 in the 2009/2010 financial year) How much is it worth? This scholarship will make a contribution towards your HECS fees of up to $7,500 per year for three years Selection criteria: 232 Financial need Where to find out more: Deakin University Scholarships Office, Ph: 1300 334 733, Email: scholarships@deakin.edu.au Web: www.deakin.edu.au/future-students/scholarships/spotless.php Deakin Bennett Honours Scholarship This scholarship supports an academically gifted student to undertake an honours program in the Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Engineering at Deakin University. No application is required for this scholarship. It will be awarded by Faculty based on students’ results in their undergraduate degree. One scholarship is available per year. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available to students enrolled in a Bachelor of Science or a Bachelor of Engineering Only available at Deakin University Additional criteria: You must be enrolling in an honours program How much is it worth? $7,000 for one year Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your GPA from your undergraduate degree) Where to find out more: Deakin University Scholarships Office, Ph: 1300 334 733, Email: scholarships@deakin.edu.au Web: www.deakin.edu.au/scitech/future/scholarships/bennett-honours.php Deakin Connor Rural and Regional Scholarships These scholarships support students from rural and regional Victoria, preferably from Colac or the western districts, with the costs of studying at Deakin University. 233 can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Deakin University Additional criteria: You must be from rural or regional Victoria, preferably from Colac or the western districts You must be commencing your first year of studies at Deakin University Waurn Ponds, Geelong Waterfront Campus or Warrnambool Campus You must be enrolled full time You must hold a Commonwealth Supported Place (for medical students this includes BMP and MRBS places) You must be able to demonstrate financial need by either receiving a means tested income support payment from Centrelink (e.g. Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy, Disability Support Pension) or have a family income below the HECS repayment threshold ($43,151 in the 2009/2010 financial year) How much is it worth? $6,500 per year for the duration of your course. The funds can either be paid towards your HECS fees or accommodation costs at the Deakin University Halls of Residence Selection criteria: Academic merit Preference will be given to students undertaking the Bachelor of Construction Management Where to find out more: Deakin University Scholarships Office, Ph: 1300 334 733, Email: scholarships@deakin.edu.au Web: www.deakin.edu.au/current-students/study-information/scholarships/connor.php Deakin Helen Macpherson Smith Scholarship This scholarship supports financially disadvantaged women from rural and regional Victoria to pursue their studies at Deakin University. Two scholarship are available per year. 234 Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Deakin University Additional criteria: You must be female You must be from rural or regional Victoria You must be commencing your first year of studies at Deakin University You must be enrolled full time You must hold a Commonwealth Supported Place (for medical students this includes BMP and MRBS places) You must be able to demonstrate financial need by either receiving a means tested income support payment from Centrelink (e.g. Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy, Disability Support Pension) or have a family income below the HECS repayment threshold ($43,151 in the 2009/2010 financial year) How much is it worth? This scholarship will make a contribution towards your HECS fees of $7,000 per year for the duration of your course Selection criteria: Financial need Where to find out more: Deakin University Scholarships Office, Ph: 1300 334 733, Email: scholarships@deakin.edu.au Web: www.deakin.edu.au/future-students/scholarships/helen-macpherson-smith.php Deakin Honours Scholarships These scholarships support academically gifted students to undertake an honours year at Deakin University. Twelve scholarships are awarded each year throughout the University. Who can apply? 235 These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any relevant undergraduate degree Only available at Deakin University Additional criteria: You must be enrolling in a full time honours year No application is required for this scholarship. It will be awarded by Faculty based on students’ results in their undergraduate degree How much is it worth? This scholarship will cover the cost of your HECS fees for your honours year Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your GPA from your undergraduate degree) Where to find out more: Deakin University Scholarships Office, Ph: 1300 334 733, Email: scholarships@deakin.edu.au Web: www.deakin.edu.au/future-students/scholarships/deakin-honours.php Deakin Indigenous Bursaries These bursaries help with the HECS fees of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people studying through the Institute of Koorie Education (IKE) at Deakin University. Who can apply? These bursaries are: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course undertaken through the Institute of Koorie Education (IKE) (doesn’t include medicine) Only available at Deakin University Additional criteria: You must hold a Commonwealth Supported Place (Note that medicine isn’t offered through the Institute of Koorie Education, so medical 236 students aren’t eligible for this scholarship. If you want to study a degree course through IKE, then enter into graduate entry medicine at Deakin University, this bursary could be relevant to you) How much is it worth? This scholarship will pay 20% of your HECS fees for the equivalent of your first full time year of study Selection criteria: There are no selection criteria and you don’t need to apply. All eligible students will receive this bursary Where to find out more: Adam Muir, Institute of Koorie Education. Phone: 03 5227 1190, Email adam.muir@deakin.edu.au Web: www.deakin.edu.au/future-students/scholarships/indigenous-bursaries.php Deakin Invergowrie Foundation Bursaries These bursaries help with the HECS fees of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women from Victoria who are studying through the Institute of Koorie Education (IKE) at Deakin University. Who can apply? The bursaries are: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate or masters course undertaken through the Institute of Koorie Education (IKE) (doesn’t include medicine) Only available at Deakin University Additional criteria: You must be female You must be from Victoria (Note that medicine isn’t offered through the Institute of Koorie Education, so medical students aren’t eligible for this scholarship. If you want to study a degree course through IKE, then enter into graduate entry medicine at Deakin University, bursary could be relevant to you) How much is it worth? Once-off payment towards your HECS fees. The exact amount varies. 237 Selection criteria: There are no selection criteria and you don’t need to apply. All eligible students will receive this bursary Where to find out more: Sharelle Bonanno, Institute of Koorie Education. Phone: (03) 5227 2445, Email sharelle.bonanno@deakin.edu.au Web: www.deakin.edu.au/current-students/studyinformation/scholarships/invergowriebursaries.php Deakin Ken Nall and Cameron McNaughton Scholarship This scholarship supports a financially disadvantaged student from rural or regional Victoria to study at the Deakin University Waurn Ponds, Geelong Waterfront or Warrnambool Campus. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Deakin University Additional criteria: You must be from rural or regional Victoria You must be commencing your first year of studies You must be studying your course at the Waurn Ponds, Geelong Waterfront or Warrnambool Campus You must be enrolled full-time You must hold a Commonwealth Supported Place (for medical students this also includes BMP and MRBS places) You must be able to demonstrate financial need by either receiving a means tested income support payment from Centrelink (e.g. Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy, Disability Support Pension) or have a family income below the HECS repayment threshold ($43,151 in the 2009/2010 financial year) How much is it worth? 238 This scholarship will make a contribution towards your HECS fees of up to $6,000 per year for a fouryear degree or $8,000 per year for a three-year degree Selection criteria: Financial need Where to find out more: Deakin University Scholarships Office, Ph: 1300 334 733, Email: scholarships@deakin.edu.au Web: www.deakin.edu.au/future-students/scholarships/nall-mcnaughton.php Deakin Margery Ramsay Scholarship This scholarship supports a financially disadvantaged student from rural or regional Victoria to study at the Deakin University Waurn Ponds, Geelong Waterfront or Warrnambool Campus. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Deakin University Additional criteria: You must be from rural or regional Victoria You must be commencing your first year of studies You must be studying your course at the Waurn Ponds, Geelong Waterfront or Warrnambool Campus You must be enrolled full-time You must hold a Commonwealth Supported Place (for medical students this also includes BMP and MRBS places) You must be able to demonstrate financial need by either receiving a means tested income support payment from Centrelink (e.g. Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy, Disability Support Pension) or have a family income below the HECS repayment threshold ($43,151 in the 2009/2010 financial year) How much is it worth? This scholarship will make a contribution towards your HECS fees of up to $7,000 per year for three 239 years Selection criteria: Financial need Where to find out more: Deakin University Scholarships Office, Ph: 1300 334 733, Email: scholarships@deakin.edu.au Web: www.deakin.edu.au/future-students/scholarships/ramsay.php Deakin Pratt Foundation Scholarships These scholarships help with the HECS fees of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people studying through the Institute of Koorie Education (IKE) at Deakin University. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course undertaken through the Institute of Koorie Education (IKE) (doesn’t include medicine) Only available at Deakin University Additional criteria: You must be enrolled in the equivalent of your final year of full-time study (Note that medicine isn’t offered through the Institute of Koorie Education, so medical students aren’t eligible for this scholarship. If you want to study a degree course through IKE, then enter into graduate entry medicine at Deakin University, this scholarship could be relevant to you) How much is it worth? This scholarship will cover the cost of your HECS fees for the equivalent of your final year of full time study. Selection criteria: There are no selection criteria and you don’t need to apply. All eligible students will receive this scholarship Where to find out more: Mr Adam Muir, Institute of Koorie Education. Phone: (03) 5227 1190, Email 240 adam.muir@deakin.edu.au Web: www.deakin.edu.au/current-students/study-information/scholarships/pratt-foundation.php George Alexander Foundation Scholarships at Deakin University These scholarships support academically gifted who face educational disadvantage to study at the Deakin University Waurn Ponds, Geelong Waterfront Campus or Warrnambool Campus. Five scholarships are awarded each year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Deakin University Additional criteria: You must be commencing your first year of studies You must be studying your course at the Waurn Ponds, Geelong Waterfront or Warrnambool Campus You must hold a Commonwealth Supported Place (for medical students this includes BMP and MRBS places) You must be disadvantaged by economic, social or geographical circumstances How much is it worth? 5,000 per year for three years Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your Year 12 results). You’ll need to achieve a minimum ENTER score (or equivalent) of 70 to be considered for this scholarship Extent of financial, social or geographical disadvantage Motivation to succeed in your course Participation in and commitment to community / volunteer activities Level of initiative you show in your academic and personal life 241 Where to find out more: Deakin University Scholarships Office, Ph: 1300 334 733, Email: scholarships@deakin.edu.au Web: www.deakin.edu.au/future-students/scholarships/george-alexander-foundation.php Gordon Council Scholarship This scholarship supports a student at Deakin University who performed well in their first year of studies and is continuing into their second year. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Deakin University Additional criteria: You must be commencing your second year of study at Deakin University How much is it worth? $5,000 per year for two years Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your GPA in the first year of your course) Where to find out more: Deakin University Scholarships Office, Ph: 1300 334 733, Email: scholarships@deakin.edu.au Web: www.deakin.edu.au/current-students/study-information/scholarships/gordon-council.php Harold Carroll Memorial Scholarship This scholarship supports a financially disadvantaged student from the western district of Victoria to pursue their studies at Deakin University. Who can apply? This scholarship is: 242 Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Deakin University Additional criteria: You must be from the western district of Victoria and have undertaken at least part of your schooling in this area You can be a commencing or continuing student You must be enrolled full-time You must hold a Commonwealth Supported Place (for medicine students this includes BMP and MRBS places) You must be able to demonstrate financial need by either receiving a means tested income support payment from Centrelink (e.g. Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy, Disability Support Pension) or have a family income below the HECS repayment threshold ($43,151 in the 2009/2010 financial year) How much is it worth? $4,000 per year for the duration of your course Selection criteria: Financial need Where to find out more: Deakin University Scholarships Office, Ph: 1300 334 733, Email: scholarships@deakin.edu.au Web: www.deakin.edu.au/current-students/study-information/scholarships/harold-carroll.php Helen and Geoff Hanbury Accommodation Scholarship at the Deakin Medical School This scholarship contributes to the cost of on-campus accommodation for financially disadvantaged medical students at Deakin University who have had to move away from home to study their course. Two scholarships are available. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people 243 Only available to medical students Only available at Deakin University Additional criteria: You must have needed to move away from home to study medicine You must be committed to rural and regional medical practice in Victoria You must be commencing your first year of medical studies You can’t be currently a Deakin Accommodation (Medicine) Scholarship, a Commonwealth Accommodation Scholarship (CAS) or National Accommodation Scholarship (NAS) You must hold a Commonwealth Supported Place, a Bonded Medical Place or a Medical Rural Bonded Scholarship You must be able to demonstrate financial need by either receiving a means tested income support payment from Centrelink (e.g. Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy, Disability Support Pension) or have a family income below the HECS repayment threshold ($43,151 in the 2009/2010 financial year) How much is it worth? $7,500 per year for four years the cost of living at the Deakin University Halls of Residence at the Waurn Ponds campus Selection criteria: Financial and / or social disadvantage Academic merit Commitment to rural and regional medical practice in Victoria Where to find out more: Deakin University Scholarships Office, Ph: 1300 334 733, Email: scholarships@deakin.edu.au Web: www.deakin.edu.au/current-students/study-information/scholarships/handbury.php 244 MONASH UNIVERSITY Further information: Coursework Scholarships Unit Caulfield Student Service Centre Blk A, Ground Floor 900 Dandenong Road Caulfield East VIC 3145 Phone: (03) 9902 6011 Email: future@monash.edu.au Web: www.adm.monash.edu/scholarships Monash has a number of honours scholarships both general university scholarships and scholarships for medicine. They are awarded to the highest achieving eligible students and range from $4,000 $22,000 for the year. Research potential on previous experience and published work and also an interview may form part of the selection criteria. Donovan-Johnston Memorial Scholarship This scholarship assists a medical or law student who has had to move away from home with the cost of on-campus accommodation at Monash University. Two scholarships are available. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine or law Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You must have had to move away from home to study your course Your home must be further than 80 km from the Melbourne CBD. You must be living in one of the Monash University Halls of Residence, or at Mannix College How much is it worth? $4,000 per year for a maximum of two years for medical students $4,000 per year for up to five years for students studying law You must maintain a credit average (60%) to keep this scholarship 245 Selection criteria: Academic merit Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu/scholarships/opportunities/donovan-johnston.html Dr Paul Baker Scholarship This scholarship assist financially disadvantaged medical students from rural or regional Victoria with the costs of living away from home. The number of scholarships available each year is variable depending upon available funding. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student You must be able to demonstrate financial disadvantage You must have had to move from a regional, rural or remote area to study your course You must be studying full-time How much is it worth? The value of this scholarship is variable. It will depend on funding in any given year. Selection criteria: Academic merit(based on your Year 12 results or your GPA in the course so far) Financial disadvantage Whether you have had to relocate from a rural are to pursue your studies Where to find out more: 246 Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu.au/scholarships/opportunities/paulbaker.html Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences Support Bursary This bursary assists students from disadvantaged groups to study in the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences at Monash University. The number of scholarships available each year is variable depending upon available funding. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for courses in the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences (including medicine) Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student You must be able to demonstrate educational disadvantage by meeting at least one of Monash University’s defined equity or personal disadvantage groups. These are: People of Indigenous Australian descent People from a non-English-speaking background People experiencing difficult family circumstances People experiencing financial disadvantage People from regional and remote areas People with a disability or long term medical condition How much is it worth? The value of this bursary is variable. It will depend on funding in any given year In addition to the main bursaries, six $200 book vouchers will also be awarded Selection criteria: 247 Financial need Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu.au/scholarships/opportunities/med-support-bursary.html Gilbert M Davis Award This award assists financially disadvantaged medical students at Monash University who have had to move away from home to pursue their studies. The number of scholarships available each year is variable depending upon available funding. Who can apply? This award is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student You must have had to move away from home to study your course You must be able to demonstrate financial disadvantage You must be studying full-time How much is it worth? The value of this award is variable. It will depend on funding in any given year. Selection criteria: Academic merit(based on your Year 12 results or your GPA in the course so far) Financial disadvantage Whether you have had to relocate from a rural are to pursue your studies Preference will be given to students who are form or have lived in the Shire of Rutherglen Where to find out more: 248 Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu/scholarships/opportunities/gilbert-davis.html Harold Carroll Memorial Scholarship This scholarship assists financially disadvantaged students from the western district of Victoria to pursue undergraduate or postgraduate coursework studies at Monash University. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student You must be from the western district of Victoria You must be able to demonstrate financial disadvantage You must be studying university full-time Preference will be given to students who attended one of the following schools (in order of preference from (a), then (b), then (c)): Former pupils of: Coleraine Primary School St Joseph’s School, Coleraine Former pupils of: Port Fairy Consolidated School St Patrick’s Primary School, Port Fairy Balmoral High School Balmoral Consolidated School 249 Former pupils of primary or secondary schools in the Western District of Victoria (approximately west and south west of the Calder Highway and all towns and cities on that highway) How much is it worth? $4,000 per year for up to four years Selection criteria: Involvement in community and social activities Capacity for hard work and a willingness to learn Preference will be given to applicants who attended one of the schools listed above Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu/scholarships/opportunities/harold-carroll.html Harvey Barnett Scholarship This scholarship assists final year medical students at Monash University to undertake an elective placement in New Guinea, the Asia Pacific region or remote Indigenous communities in Australia. The number of scholarships available each year is variable depending upon available funding. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You must be in your final year of the medical course You must be studying full-time You must be planning to undertake an elective placement in a remote Indigenous community of Australia, or in New Guinea, the Pacific Islands, the Philippines or Indonesia How much is it worth? 250 The value of this scholarship is variable. It will depend on funding in any given year. Selection criteria: Academic merit The merit of your proposed placement A written submission explaining how the scholarship would assist with the cost of undertaking your placement Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu.au/scholarships/opportunities/harvey-barnett.html Ibulanku Community Health Centre Travel Bursary This bursary assists final year medical students at Monash University to undertake an elective placement at the Ibulanku Community Centre in Uganda. Two scholarships are available each year. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You must be in your final year of the medical course You must be studying full-time You must be planning to undertake an elective placement at the Ibulanku Community Centre in Uganda How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $2,000 Selection criteria: Academic merit 251 The merit of your proposed placement A written submission explaining how the scholarship would assist with the cost of undertaking your placement Whether you have travelled overseas previously Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu/scholarships/opportunities/ibulanku.html INAP Encouragement Bursary This bursary provides financial assistance to a disadvantaged Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student undertaking an enabling course at Monash University. The number of bursaries available each year is variable depending upon available funding. Who can apply? This bursary is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Only available for enabling courses (not including medicine) Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student You must be from at least one of the following Monash University defined equity or personal disadvantage groups: People from regional and remote areas People experiencing financial disadvantage People with a disability or long term medical condition People experiencing difficult family circumstances How much is it worth? $1,250 per unit for one year. Full-time study is four units per year 252 Selection criteria: Financial need Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu/scholarships/opportunities/indigenous-excellence/towards-a-justsociety.html Jane Connor Travel Bursaries These bursaries enable final year medical students at Monash University to undertake an elective placement in a disadvantaged community in Australia or a developing country. Up to three scholarships are awarded each year. Who can apply? These bursaries are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You must be in your final year of the medical course You must be studying full-time You must be planning to undertake an elective placement in a considerably disadvantaged Australian community or developing country How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $2,000 Selection criteria: Academic merit The merit of your proposed placement A written submission explaining how the scholarship would assist with the cost of undertaking your placement 253 Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: http://www.adm.monash.edu.au/scholarships/opportunities/jane-connor.html Lorna Lippmann Memorial Scholarship This scholarship provides support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at Monash University who have performed well in their first year of studies and are continuing into their second year. All Indigenous students will automatically be considered for this scholarship. No application is necessary. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You must have completed the first year of your course and be continuing into your second year How much is it worth? $2,500 for one year Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your GPA). You’ll need at least an average grade of 75% to be considered for this scholarship. Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu.au/scholarships/assets/docs/scholarshipsguide.pdf (see page 51) Mabel Kent Scholarship This scholarship assists commencing and continuing medical students at Monash University who are 254 experiencing financial disadvantage. The number of bursaries available each year is variable depending upon available funding. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student You must be able to demonstrate financial disadvantage You must be studying full-time at university How much is it worth? The value of this scholarship is variable. It will depend on funding in any given year. Selection criteria: Academic merit. School-leavers will need to achieve an ENTER score (or equivalent) of at least 95 to be considered for this scholarship Continuing students will be selected on the basis of their GPA and will need a high distinction average (80%) to be eligible Financial need Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu/scholarships/opportunities/mabelkent.html Max Buxton Scholarship This scholarship encourages academically gifted school-leavers to study at Monash University. The number of bursaries available each year is variable depending upon available funding. Who can apply? 255 This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You must be going directly from school to university You must be studying full-time at university How much is it worth? The value of this scholarship is variable. It will depend on funding in any given year. Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your Year 12 results). You’ll need an ENTER score (or equivalent) of at least 95 to be considered for this scholarship. Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu/scholarships/opportunities/maxbuxton.html MBBS Equity Travel Bursary This bursary enables final year medical students at Monash University to undertake an elective placement in a disadvantaged community in Australia or a developing country. The number of bursaries available each year is variable depending upon available funding. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You must be in your final year of the medical course 256 You must be studying full-time You must be planning to undertake an elective placement in a considerably disadvantaged Australian community or a developing country How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $2,000 Selection criteria: Academic merit The merit of your proposed placement A written submission explaining how the scholarship would assist with the cost of undertaking your placement Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu/scholarships/opportunities/mbbs-travel.html Monash Boroondara Foundation Scholarship This scholarship supports a disadvantaged student from the city of Boroondara to study at Monash University. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You must live within the City of Boroondara You must be going directly from Year 12 to university You must be able to demonstrate educational disadvantage by meeting the criteria for at least one of Monash University’s defined equity or personal disadvantage groups. These are: 257 People of Indigenous Australian descent People from a non-English-speaking background People experiencing difficult family circumstances People experiencing financial disadvantage People from regional and remote areas People with a disability or long term medical condition How much is it worth? $6,000 per year for the duration of your course You must maintain a credit average (60 per cent) to keep this scholarship Selection criteria: Academic merit. You will need an ENTER score (or equivalent) of at least 95 to be considered for this scholarship Financial need Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu.au/scholarships/opportunities/boroondara.html Monash Eastern Palliative Care Undergraduate Scholarship This scholarship is awarded to a student enrolled in the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences at Monash University who shows an interest in palliative care. This scholarship is not available to graduate entry medical students at the Gippsland Medical School. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for courses in the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: 258 You must be a continuing student You must demonstrate an interest in palliative care (note: graduate entry medical students at the Gippsland Medical School are not eligible for this scholarship) How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $5,500 Selection criteria: Academic merit An essay on the topic of palliative care Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu/scholarships/opportunities/mepcu-schol.html Monash Elmore Primary Health Bursary This bursary supports a student from a disadvantaged or underrepresented group who is commencing medicine in the Extended Rural Cohort at Monash University. This bursary is not available to graduate entry medical students at the Gippsland Medical School. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You must be starting the first year of the medical course You must have gained entry into the Extended Rural Cohort You must demonstrate leadership qualities You must maintain contact with Elmore Primary Health care for the duration of your bursary 259 You must be able to demonstrate educational disadvantage by meeting the criteria for at least one of Monash University’s defined equity or personal disadvantage groups. These are: People of Indigenous Australian descent People from a non-English-speaking background People experiencing difficult family circumstances People experiencing financial disadvantage People from regional and remote areas People with a disability or long term medical condition (note: graduate entry medical students at the Gippsland Medical School are not eligible for this scholarship) How much is it worth? $1,000 per year for up to five years Selection criteria: Financial need Leadership qualities Interest in, knowledge about, and a commitment to work in rural health A willingness to promote rural health as a positive career choice Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu.au/scholarships/opportunities/elmore.html Monash Gippsland – East Gippsland Shire Council Bursaries These bursaries support disadvantaged students from East Gippsland to study at the Gippsland Campus of Monash University. Four bursaries are available each year, at least one of which will be awarded to an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person. These bursaries are not available to graduate entry medical students at the Gippsland Medical School. Who can apply? 260 These bursaries are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You must be a resident of East Gippsland Shire Council You must be starting the first year of a course at the Monash University Gippsland Campus. You must be studying university full-time You must be able to demonstrate educational disadvantage by meeting the criteria for at least one of Monash University’s defined equity or personal disadvantage groups. These are: People of Indigenous Australian descent People from a non-English-speaking background People experiencing difficult family circumstances People experiencing financial disadvantage People from regional and remote areas People with a disability or long term medical condition How much is it worth? $3,000 for one year If you are living on campus, these funds will be paid towards your accommodation costs Selection criteria: Mainly financial need Academic merit will also be taken into consideration Preference will be given to students who choose to live on-campus Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu.au/scholarships/opportunities/gippsland-eastgippsland.html 261 Monash Gippsland – LaTrobe City Indigenous Bursary This bursary is awarded to a disadvantaged Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person from LaTrobe City who is commencing a course at the Gippsland campus of Monash University. Graduate entry medical students at the Gippsland Medical School are encouraged to apply for this bursary. Who can apply? This bursary is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree (including medicine) Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You must be a resident of LaTrobe City You must be starting the first year of a course at the Monash University Gippsland Campus You must be able to demonstrate educational disadvantage by meeting the criteria for at least one of Monash University’s defined equity or personal disadvantage groups. These are: People of Indigenous Australian descent People from a non-English-speaking background People experiencing difficult family circumstances People experiencing financial disadvantage People from regional and remote areas People with a disability or long term medical condition How much is it worth? $2,000 for one year Selection criteria: This award is primarily based on financial need Academic merit will also be considered Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php 262 Web: www.adm.monash.edu.au/scholarships/opportunities/latrobe-indig.html Monash Gippsland – Rotary Indigenous Scholarship This scholarship is awarded to a disadvantaged Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person who is commencing a course at the Gippsland campus of Monash University. Up to three scholarships are awarded each year. Graduate entry medical students at the Gippsland Medical School are encouraged to apply for this bursary. Students commencing the graduate entry medical degree, Diploma of Tertiary Studies and associate degrees are encouraged to apply. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You must be starting the first year of a course at the Monash University Gippsland Campus. You must be studying university full-time You must be able to demonstrate educational disadvantage by meeting the criteria for at least one of Monash University’s defined equity or personal disadvantage groups. These are: People of Indigenous Australian descent People from a non-English-speaking background People experiencing difficult family circumstances People experiencing financial disadvantage People from regional and remote areas People with a disability or long term medical condition How much is it worth? $6,000 per year for the duration of your course It’s a condition of this scholarship that you maintain contact with your sponsoring Rotary Club 263 Selection criteria: This scholarship is primarily based on financial need Academic merit will also be considered Preference will be given to students enrolling in: Undergraduate medicine, nursing or other health degrees Social and community welfare degrees (such as social work) Preference may also be given to Gippsland residents, but students who aren’t from Gippsland are still encouraged to apply Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu/scholarships/opportunities/gippsland-rotary-indigenous.html Monash Practical Placement Bursaries These bursaries are available to Monash University students required to undertake an unpaid practical or work placement as part of their course. Forty bursaries are usually available. Who can apply? These bursaries are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student You must be required to undertake an unpaid practical or work placement as part of your degree This practical or work placement must be longer than ten days You must be able to demonstrate educational disadvantage by meeting the criteria for at least one of Monash University’s defined equity or personal disadvantage groups. These are: 264 People of Indigenous Australian descent People from a non-English-speaking background People experiencing difficult family circumstances People experiencing financial disadvantage People from regional and remote areas People with a disability or long term medical condition How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $1,000 Selection criteria: Financial need Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu.au/scholarships/opportunities/practical-placement-bursary.html Monash PSA Insurance Medical Science Scholarship This scholarship supports a student who is undertaking an honours degree in medical science at Monash University and living on-campus. Two scholarships may be awarded each year. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for the Bachelor of Medical Sciences honours program Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You must be studying university full-time You must live on-campus at either Mannix College or accommodation administered by Monash University Residential Services How much is it worth? 265 This scholarship is awarded for one year. It will cover your HECS fees ($8,859 for medicine in 2010) plus your accommodation costs at a Monash residential college (up to a total of $22,000) A condition of the scholarship is that you provide a one-page report at the end of the year outlining your achievements during the year and the impact the scholarship has had on your success Selection criteria: Academic merit Financial need Preference will be given to students: Who are prepared to live at a Monash residential college (including Mannix College) for the year, and agree to participate in the medical tutoring program at their college From Victoria, especially rural or regional areas of the state, Who demonstrate leadership qualities Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu/scholarships/opportunities/residential-ra.html Monash Residential Services Residential Advisor Scholarship This scholarship is available to Monash University students who live on-campus and have applied for and been appointed as a residential advisor. Residential advisors assist with the day to day running of residential colleges. The number of bursaries available each year is variable depending upon available funding. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate or postgraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: 266 You must be living on-campus at one of the Monash University campuses in Australia You must have been appointed a Resident Advisor with Monash Residential Services You must be studying full-time (note: when you apply to become a residential advisor you’ll automatically be considered for this scholarship) How much is it worth? Half scholarship: $1,837.50 paid as monthly rental rebates over one academic year Full scholarship: $3,675.00 paid as monthly rental rebates over one academic year You’ll be paid an extra $367.50 per month if your scholarship extends over the summer vacation You must maintain a GPA of 5.0 (credit average) to keep this scholarship Selection criteria: Academic merit Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu/scholarships/opportunities/residential-ra.html Monash Rural Housing Bursary This bursary assists school-leavers from regional and remote areas with the costs associated with relocating so they can study at Monash University. The number of bursaries available each year is variable depending upon available funding. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: 267 You must be going directly from Year 12 to university You must be from a regional, rural or remote area You must be studying full-time at university How much is it worth? $4,800 for one year Selection criteria: Academic merit Financial and social need Preference will be given to students from one or more of Monash University’s defined equity or personal disadvantage groups. These are: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people People from a non-English-speaking background People experiencing difficult family circumstances People experiencing financial disadvantage People from regional and remote areas People with a disability or long term medical condition Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu.au/scholarships/opportunities/housing-bursary.html Monash Salary Options Bursary This bursary assists disadvantaged students from the northern region of Victoria who are commencing their first year of medicine in the Extended Rural Cohort at Monash University. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine 268 Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You must be from the northern region of Victoria You must be commencing your first year of the medical course You must have gained admission into the Extended Rural Cohort You must demonstrate leadership qualities You must be able to demonstrate educational disadvantage by meeting the criteria for at least one of Monash University’s defined equity or personal disadvantage groups. These are: People of Indigenous Australian descent People from a non-English-speaking background People experiencing difficult family circumstances People experiencing financial disadvantage People from regional and remote areas People with a disability or long term medical condition (note: graduate entry medical students at the Gippsland Medical School are not eligible for this scholarship) How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $2,000 Selection criteria: Financial need Leadership qualities Interest in, knowledge about, and a commitment to work in rural health A willingness to promote rural health as a positive career choice Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu/scholarships/opportunities/salary-options.html 269 Monash Sport Scholarships This scholarship provides financial assistance to elite sportspeople studying at Monash University. The number of scholarships available each year is variable depending upon available funding. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student You must have outstanding ability in a particular sport You must not be a paid professional sportsperson You must not be receiving regular payments from other funding sources for playing your sport How much is it worth? This scholarship may provide you with: A once of payment from between $200 and $5,000 and/or A Monash Sport gym membership and/or A contribution to on-campus accommodation costs at Monash University The exact value of the scholarship is dependent on the sport, the level you play at, and the funding available To hold this scholarship you must maintain satisfactory sporting performance, regularly represent Monash University in your sport, and participate in the Australian University Games Selection criteria: Performance in your chosen sport Representation of Monash University at inter-university competitions such as the Australian University Games Where to find out more: 270 Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu/scholarships/opportunities/sport.html Monash University Indigenous Scholarship for Achievement This scholarship supports Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander students who have demonstrated academic achievement or potential to study at Monash University. Four scholarships are usually awarded each year. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You can be a new or a continuing student You must hold a Commonwealth Supported Place (for medical students this includes BMP and MRBS places) How much is it worth? This scholarship will pay for your HECS fees plus an allowance of $6,000 per year for the duration of your course HECS fees for medicine at Monash University are $8,859, although they rise slightly each year because they are indexed for inflation You must maintain a credit average (60 per cent) to keep this scholarship Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your Year 12 results or your GPA in the course so far) Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu/scholarships/opportunities/indigenous-excellence/achievement.html 271 Monash University Indigenous Scholarship for Achievement and Equity This scholarship supports Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander students who have demonstrated academic achievement or potential to study at Monash University. Four scholarships are usually awarded each year. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You can be a new or a continuing student You must be able to demonstrate educational disadvantage by meeting the criteria for at least one of Monash University’s defined equity or personal disadvantage groups. These are: People of Indigenous Australian descent People from a non-English-speaking background People experiencing difficult family circumstances People experiencing financial disadvantage People from regional and remote areas People with a disability or long term medical condition How much is it worth? $6,000 per year for the duration of your course Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your Year 12 results or your GPA in the course so far) Financial need Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu/scholarships/opportunities/indigenous-excellence/achievement- 272 equity.html Monash Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences Scholarships These scholarships support high-achieving students who are commencing a course in the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences at Monash University. The number of bursaries available each year is variable depending upon available funding. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for courses in the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences (including medicine) Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student You must be studying a degree course in the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences How much is it worth? $6,000 per year, for the duration of your course Selection criteria: Academic merit School leavers - this scholarship will be awarded to the highest achieving eligible students based on their selection ranking for entry into the course. You must achieve an ENTER score (or equivalent) of at least 95 to be considered for this scholarship Continuing students will be selected on the basis of their GPA. You’ll need a high distinction average (80%) to be eligible Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu/scholarships/opportunities/faculty/medicine.html 273 Monash University Merit Scholarships These scholarships encourage high-achieving school leavers to study at Monash University. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You must be going straight to university from Year 12 or a gap year How much is it worth? $6,000 per year for the duration of your course You’ll need to maintain a distinction average to keep this scholarship Selection criteria: Academic merit (based on your Year 12 results). You’ll need an ENTER score (or equivalent) of at least 95 to be considered for this scholarship. Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu/scholarships/applicants/monash-merit-scholarship.html Monash University Scholarships for Excellence and Equity These scholarships encourage high-achieving school leavers from a disadvantaged or underrepresented population group to study at Monash University. 125 scholarships are available per year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) 274 Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student If you are a new student you must be going straight to university from Year 12 or a gap year You must be able to demonstrate educational disadvantage by meeting the criteria for at least one of Monash University’s defined equity or personal disadvantage groups. These are: People of Indigenous Australian descent People from a non-English-speaking background People experiencing difficult family circumstances People experiencing financial disadvantage People from regional and remote areas People with a disability or long term medical condition How much is it worth? $6,000 per year for the duration of your course You must minimum of a credit average (60 per cent) to keep this scholarship Selection criteria: Academic merit. If you’re a school leaver, you’ll need an ENTER score (or equivalent) of at least 95 to be considered for this scholarship. If you’re a continuing student, you’ll need a distinction average Financial need Priority will be given to school-leavers, with any remaining scholarships awarded to continuing students Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu.au/scholarships/opportunities/excellence-equity.html Monash University Support Bursaries These bursaries provide assistance to commencing and continuing students at Monash University 275 who belong to a disadvantaged or underrepresented population group. The number of bursaries available each year is variable depending upon available funding. Who can apply? These bursaries are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate or postgraduate coursework program (including medicine) Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student You must be able to demonstrate educational disadvantage by meeting the criteria for at least one of Monash University’s defined equity or personal disadvantage groups. These are: People of Indigenous Australian descent People from a non-English-speaking background People experiencing difficult family circumstances People experiencing financial disadvantage People from regional and remote areas People with a disability or long term medical condition How much is it worth? $2,500 per year for the duration of your degree Selection criteria: Financial need Priority will be given to school-leavers, with any remaining scholarships awarded to continuing students Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu/scholarships/opportunities/support-bursaries.html 276 Rotary Club of Box Hill Central Travelling Bursary This bursary enables final year medical students at Monash University to undertake an elective placement in a developing country or in a remote Indigenous community. The number of bursaries available each year is variable depending upon available funding. Who can apply? This bursary is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You must be in your final year of the medical course You must be studying full-time at university You must be planning to undertake an elective in a developing country or a remote Indigenous community in Australia How much is it worth? The value of this scholarship is variable. It will depend on funding in any given year. Selection criteria: Academic merit A written submission explaining how the bursary would assist with the cost of undertaking your placement The merit your proposed placement and its priority within the overall plans of Monash University, the Rotary Club of Box Hill and Box Hill Hospital. Your involvement in clinical placements at Box Hill Hospital Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.adm.monash.edu.au/scholarships/opportunities/rotaryclub-boxhill.html 277 Schools Access Monash Scholarships These scholarships offer financial assistance to school-leavers from one of the Victorian high schools listed below who are intending to study at Monash University. 10 scholarships are awarded, one for each of the identified schools. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at Monash University Additional criteria: You must be going directly from Year 12 to university You must have completed Year 12 at one of the schools listed below: Cranbourne Secondary College Dromana Secondary College Hawthorn Secondary College Kurnai College Lowanna College Monterey Secondary College Pakenham Secondary College Sandringham College Traralgon College Western Port Secondary College How much is it worth? $6,000 for one year Selection criteria: Academic merit One scholarship will be awarded to the highest achieving eligible student from each of the schools listed above 278 Where to find out more: Monash University Coursework Scholarships Unit, Ph: (03) 9902 6011. You can also submit an online enquiry here: http://monash-ext.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/monash_ext.cfg/php/enduser/ask.php Web: www.monash.edu.au/access/schools.html 279 UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE Further information: Melbourne Scholarships Office 3rd Floor, John Smyth Building Gate No. 6, Swanston Street Melbourne VIC 3010 Phone: (03) 8344 8747 Email: see “Contact us” at the URL below Web: www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/ugrad/ Centre for Indigenous Education Scholarships Page: Web: www.services.unimelb.edu.au/cie/scholarships/index.html Student Financial Aid Ground Floor Baldwin Spencer Building The University of Melbourne 3010 Victoria, Australia Ph: (03) 8344 6550 Email: finaid-info@unimelb.edu.au Web: www.services.unimelb.edu.au/finaid Bursaries Applicants are considered for the following bursaries through the Student Financial Aid Office. These awards, bursaries and scholarships range from a couple of hundred dollars to many thousands of dollars each. For general undergraduate grants there is one application period per year (end of March), for medicine there is two, one each semester: Aitchison Scholarship Bright Futures Fund Cecil C Taylor Scholarship CS & MS Elise Campbell Bequest David Thompson Scholarship Dick Bursaries Donald Mackay Memorial Fund Donald Munro Armstrong Estate E & L Wears Memorial Fund Edwin Nonus Smith Scholarships G E Moore Hesketh Scholarship Gilbert M Davis Bursary Glasson Williams Bursary Guy Bradshaw Scholarship Hugh & Eugenie Johnston Scholarship John & Betty McCreery Scholarship John Baird Bursary John G Chrisp Law Bursary Lucy Knapp Bursaries Mabel Kent Scholarships Madge O'Shannassy Bequest Margaret Harrap Foundation Maud Isabella Aird Scholarship Melbourne Campus Fair Jewish Women’s Scholarships No. 1 Rest Home Voluntary Aid Bursary Olga Lawless Ziegler Memorial Fund Oscar Adolf Oeser Bequest Oscar Steinberg Bursary Postgraduate Bursary R S Fox Forestry Bursaries RD Phillips Bequest Robertson Scholarship Saltau Price Scholarship Samuel Leon Bursary in Medicine Schubert Bursary St. Vincent de Paul Grant Student Appeal Rent Assistance Grants T E & E R Moran Bursaries The Barrett Trust 280 The Eleanor Edna Norris Fund The F Gordon Elford Fund The Hilda Gibbons Bursaries The Hilda Trevelyan Morrison Bequest The Isaac Samuel Crawcour Bursary The Renton Fund The Roma Bottomley Fund The Sheridan Family Assistance Fund The Tom Benson Bursary Fund Walter and Muriel McConnan Scholarship William George Sharp Bursary 281 Arno Herpe Scholarship This scholarship supports new or continuing students who are Indigenous to Australia, New Zealand or the South Pacific area to study at the University of Melbourne. The number of scholarships awarded is determined by the funds available. This scholarship is not offered every year. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as well as people who are Indigenous to New Zealand or the South Pacific region Available for any undergraduate or postgraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Melbourne Additional criteria: You can be a new or continuing student You will need to be studying full-time You must be able to demonstrate academic success (for research higher degree students a supervisor’s report will be required) You must be able to demonstrate financial need How much is it worth? The value of this scholarship is variable. It will depend on funding in any given year The scholarship is awarded for the duration of your course Selection criteria: Financial need Academic merit Where to find out more: University of Melbourne Centre for Indigenous Education (CIE), Ph: (03) 8344 7722, Email: cie-info@ unimelb.edu.au Web: www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/ugrad/current/other/herpe.html 282 Bachelor of Biomedicine Scholarships These scholarships are available to high achieving students commencing a Bachelor of Biomedicine at the University of Melbourne. Five scholarships are available each year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for the Bachelor of Biomedicine Only available at the University of Melbourne Additional criteria: You will need to be commencing the first year of your course You will need excellent academic results -at least an ENTER score (or equivalent) of 99.85 How much is it worth? $6,000 per year for three years Selection criteria: Academic merit A personal statement outlining your community involvement and leadership activities (note: the selection criteria for this scholarship are currently under revision) Where to find out more: Bachelor of Biomedicine Information, Ph: (03) 8344 5890, Email: biomedicineinfo@unimelb.edu.au Web: www.bbiomed.unimelb.edu.au/further_information/scholarships High Performance Sports Scholarship This scholarship supports elite sportspeople to study at the University of Melbourne. There are currently 12 athletes on this scholarship. Who can apply? 283 This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate or postgraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Melbourne How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $4,000 Membership to Melbourne University Sport and Strength and Fitness Access There are also other smaller scholarships and grants from $500 - $1,000 Selection criteria: Sporting achievement and potential Where to find out more: Rod Warnecke, Melbourne University Sports Development Manager, Ph: (03) 8344 8891, Email: Rod.warnecke@unimelb.edu.au Web: www.sports.unimelb.edu.au/recreation/scholarships.html Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholars Program The Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholars Program is an academic enrichment scheme for high achieving students from Victorian senor secondary schools. It encouraged students to engage with the University of Melbourne through a program of events and activities at the Parkville campus. Students are selected into the Program during Year 10. The University of Melbourne will select at least one student from each school with up to 700 students selected each year. The University encourages the nomination of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. Who can apply? This program is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Melbourne Additional criteria: 284 You must attend a participating school in Victoria or a border town of NSW or South Australia You must be nominated by your school Principal How much is it worth? Participation in the leadership and academic activities program Scholarship holders who enrol at the University of Melbourne are eligible for a Commonwealth supported place (CSP) in the new generation degree of their choice A once-off relocation Allowance of $2,500 to scholarship holders who have to move from a rural area to pursue their studies at the University of Melbourne From 2010 Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholars must apply for and compete with other applicants for a Melbourne Global Scholarship. Melbourne Global Scholarships are awarded on academic merit. Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholars may also apply for Melbourne Global Financial Assistance Selection criteria: Nomination and support from your school Academic merit Leadership skills Where to find out more: Andrew Devine, Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholars Program Office, Ph: (03) 8344 5403, Email: young-scholars@unimelb.edu.au Web: www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/ugrad/future/kwongleedow.html / www.futurestudents.unimelb.edu.au/school/aust/kwongleedow Melbourne Access Scholarships These scholarships help students who have experienced ongoing disadvantage during their schooling years to study at the University of Melbourne. This includes students who are members of disadvantaged groups who are underrepresented in tertiary education such as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. At least 150 scholarships are available per year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people 285 Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Melbourne Additional criteria: You must belong to one or more of the following Access Melbourne categories: Have experienced difficult family circumstances Have experienced hardship caused by socio-economic circumstances Live with a disability or long-term medical condition Have a non-English speaking background Attended an under-represented school Completed school in a rural or isolated area Have refugee Status Are mature age (23 years or older) You must not have studied a degree course at university before You will usually need to study full-time How much is it worth? The scholarship is awarded for the duration of your degree. For new generation degrees you will receive: $6,500 in your first year $4,000 in your second year $3,000 in your third year Selection criteria: Academic merit Disadvantage associated with one or more of the seven equity categories listed above Selection is based on the information you provide to VTAC when you apply for your course All eligible students who apply to the University of Melbourne through VTAC’s Special Entry Access Schemes (SEAS) will be considered for this scholarship 286 Where to find out more: Melbourne Scholarships Office, Ph: (03) 8344 8747, Email: scholarshipsadministration@unimelb.edu.au Web: www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/ugrad/future/nationalequity.html University of Melbourne Centre for Indigenous Education (CIE), Ph: (03) 8344 7722, Email: cie-info@unimelb.edu.au Web: www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/ugrad/future/access.html Melbourne Global Financial Assistance These bursaries offer financial assistance to enable students at the University of Melbourne to participate in overseas exchange programs. The number of bursaries available each year is variable depending upon available funding. Who can apply? These bursaries are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any relevant undergraduate or postgraduate course Only available at the University of Melbourne Additional criteria: You must be enrolled in an approved exchange program such as the Melbourne Global Mobility Exchange Program, a Study Abroad program, or the Capitol Hill Internship (USA) Program. Your exchange period must be longer than 12 weeks You must not have already received Melbourne Global Financial Assistance How much is it worth? The value of this scholarship varies depending on the funding available and the financial needs of the people who apply. It’s usually a once-off payment of $2,000 All applicants will also be considered for the Aitchison Travelling Scholarship, a onceoff payment of $5,000 based on financial need with consideration also given to academic merit Selection criteria: 287 Financial need Where to find out more: Melbourne Scholarships Office, Ph: (03) 8344 8747, Email: scholarshipsadministration@unimelb.edu.au Web: www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/financial_assis.html Melbourne Global Scholarships These scholarships provide funding for students at the University of Melbourne to participate in Study Abroad and overseas exchange programs. Exchange students are automatically considered for a Melbourne Global Scholarship. There are usually 30-40 scholarships awarded per year to Study Abroad students and approximately 150 scholarships awarded to Exchange students. The number of scholarships available is dependent upon funding. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Melbourne Additional criteria: You must be accepted into the University's Exchange Program or undertaking an independently organised study You must be receiving credit towards your University of Melbourne course for your overseas study Your overseas study must be full-time Your average GPA in your course so far must be at least 70% You must not have already received this, or a another similar scholarship How much is it worth? If your placement is for more than 12 weeks you’ll receive a once-off payment of $2,500 If your placement is for less than 12 weeks you’ll receive a once-off payment of 288 $1,000 Selection criteria: Academic merit Where to find out more: Melbourne Scholarships Office, Ph: (03) 8344 8747, Email: scholarshipsadministration@unimelb.edu.au Web: www.mobility.unimelb.edu.au/outgoing Melbourne National Equity Scholarships These scholarships assist students from rural and isolated areas, student who attended an under-represented school, and students who have experienced ongoing economic hardship with the costs of study at the University of Melbourne. Up to 10 scholarships are awarded each year. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Melbourne Additional criteria: You must belong to one or more of the following Access Melbourne categories: You have experienced hardship caused by socio-economic circumstances You are from an under-represented school You completed school in a rural or isolated area You must have submitted a SEAS – Special Entry Access Scheme – application when you applied for the University of Melbourne through VTAC How much is it worth? The scholarship will cover the costs of your HECS fees and provide you with an allowance of $5,000 per year for the duration of your course HECS fees at the University of Melbourne for medical students are currently $8,859 per year with the amount increasing slightly each year because HECS fees are 289 indexed for inflation Selection criteria: Academic merit Educational disadvantage based on the information you provide in your Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) application through VATC Where to find out more: Melbourne Scholarships Office, Ph: (03) 8344 8747, Email: scholarshipsadministration@unimelb.edu.au Web: www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/ugrad/future/nationalequity.html Mildura Alumni Scholarship This scholarship supports students from the Mildura region to study at the University of Melbourne. Up to three scholarships are available. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Melbourne Additional criteria: You must be going straight from school to university You must be a resident of an area within 250 km of Mildura and have been so for at least 12 months You must have completed Year 12 in an area within 250 km of Mildura You must have gained admission to the university of Melbourne through the Access Melbourne Scheme You must be experiencing financial hardship How much is it worth? $5,000 per year for the duration of your degree 290 Selection criteria: Where you completed school. Preference will be given to applicants from rural or isolated areas and applicants who attended schools which are under-represented in tertiary education Hardship caused by socio-economic circumstances Where to find out more: Melbourne Scholarships Office, Ph: (03) 8344 8747, Email: scholarshipsadministration@unimelb.edu.au Web: www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/ugrad/future/mildura.html Shelley Phillips Scholarships These scholarships support female students who completed their schooling in rural Australia to study at the University of Melbourne. This scholarship is not offered in 2010 and applications will reopen in 2011. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course Only available at the University of Melbourne Additional criteria: You must be female You must be going straight from school to university You must have completed Year 12 in a rural area of Australia You must be studying full-time at university You must not be receiving another University of Melbourne scholarship (unless it provides you with only in-kind support) How much is it worth? $4,000 per year ($2,000 per semester) for three years Selection criteria: 291 Educational disadvantage This may include one or more of the following: Disability Prolonged illness or medical condition Financial hardship English language difficulties Excessive family responsibilities Difficult home circumstances Disrupted schooling Rural isolation Serious family illness Where to find out more: Melbourne Scholarships Office, Ph: (03) 8344 8747, Email: scholarshipsadministration@unimelb.edu.au Web: www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/ugrad/current/other/shelley.html Scholarships for Indigenous Students at the University of Melbourne Scholarships available to undergraduate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at the University of Melbourne include: Community Access Program Scholarships For Indigenous students not receiving another scholarship or award Undergraduate Community Participation scholarships To help fund projects that promote Indigenous Australian culture or issues relevant to Indigenous communities Edward J Derbyshire Trust Scholarship For a full-time student performing well academically and experiencing financial need Louis Woodward Scholarship For a mature aged female Indigenous students 292 Northcote Trust Grants Book voucher grants for text books and course equipment Truganini Scholarships and Truganini Bursaries To Indigenous undergraduate students based on potential to achieve, leadership financial need Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Melbourne How much is it worth? The value of these scholarships and grants vary depending on the funding available and the financial needs of the people who apply Selection criteria: Financial need Academic merit Goals and future aspirations Where to find out more: These scholarships are administered by the Melbourne Scholarships Office in conjunction with the Centre for Indigenous Education (CIE). University of Melbourne Centre for Indigenous Education (CIE), Ph: (03) 8344 7722, Email: cie-info@unimelb.edu.au Web: www.services.unimelb.edu.au/cie/scholarships/undergrad.html Melbourne Scholarships Office, Ph: (03) 8344 8747, Email: scholarshipsadministration@unimelb.edu.au 293 The Eleanor and Joseph Wertheim Scholarship This scholarship supports an unmarried female student over the age of 25 who is experiencing difficult life circumstances and financial need to study at the University of Melbourne. Up to three scholarships are available. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Melbourne Additional criteria: You must be an unmarried female You must be over the age of 25 You must be experiencing difficult life circumstances, such as: Primary care responsibilities for a child under the age of five Primary care responsibilities for school-aged children as a sole parent with limited access to outside support Primary care responsibilities for a disabled family member/dependant Disability or long-term medical condition/s Refugee background You must also be able to demonstrate financial need (usually by receiving a means tested income support payment from Centrelink such as Abstudy, Austudy or the Disability Support Pension) You must have the equivalent of at least one year’s full time study remaining in your course You must be studying full-time You should have a good academic record How much is it worth? $20,000 per year for the duration of your course Selection criteria: 294 Level of disadvantage Academic merit Where to find out more: Melbourne Scholarships Office, Ph: (03) 8344 8747, Email: scholarshipsadministration@unimelb.edu.au Web: www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/wertheim.html Trinity College Indigenous Scholarships These scholarships enable Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at the University of Melbourne to live on-campus at Trinity Residential College. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Only for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Melbourne Additional criteria: You must be able and willing to make a worthwhile contribution to the cultural, sporting, social and spiritual life of the college, as well as contribute to awareness of Indigenous culture within Trinity College and the University You must be likely to make a valuable contribution to Australian society You should have a good academic record How much is it worth? Full fees at Trinity residential college at the University of Melbourne for the duration of your course This is equivalent to approximately $20,000 per year Selection criteria: Academic merit Referee reports 295 An interview Where to find out more: Trinity College, Ph: (03) 9348 7109, Email: enquiries@trinity.unimelb.edu.au University of Melbourne Centre for Indigenous Education (CIE), Ph: (03) 8344 7722, Email: cie-info@unimelb.edu.au Web: www.trinity.unimelb.edu.au/apply/scholarships/res_scholarships/indigenous University of Melbourne Housing Grants These grants provide financial assistance to students in financial need who need to live away from home in order to study at the University of Melbourne. Who can apply? These grants are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Melbourne Additional criteria: You must need to away from home in order to pursue your studies You must be experiencing financial hardship How much is it worth? $70 per fortnight for the duration of the academic year Selection criteria: Financial need Where to find out more: University of Melbourne Student Financial Aid, Ph: (03) 8344 6550, Email: finaidinfo@unimelb.edu.au Web: www.services.unimelb.edu.au/finaid 296 UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA Further information: General Undergraduate Scholarship Enquiries Room G13, Hackett Hall The University of Western Australia 35 Stirling Highway Crawley WA 6009 Ph: (08) 6488 2807 / (08) 6488 3736 Email: undergradschols@uwa.edu.au Web: www.scholarships.uwa.edu.au/home UWA School of Indigenous Studies Scholarships for Indigenous Students: www.scholarships.uwa.edu.au/home/undergrad/sis#ehenty The UWA medical faculty has its own student loans and bursaries available to students in financial need. D.C. Cruickshank Family Award This award supports an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student who graduates from the Presbyterian Ladies College (PLC) in Perth to pursue full time studies at the University of Western Australia. If there is no suitable candidate from PLC, the School of Indigenous studies will select a recipient. Who can apply? This award is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine or the Aboriginal Orientation Course) Only available at the University of Western Australia Additional criteria: Be commencing your first course at university Be under 19 years old Be studying full-time Preference will be given to applicants who completed Year 12 at the Presbyterian Ladies College in Perth How much is it worth? The value of this scholarship is variable and it will depend on funding in any given 297 year The scholarship is awarded for one year Selection criteria: Financial need Academic merit Where to find out more: University of Western Australia School of Indigenous Studies, Ph: (08) 6488 3428, Email: sis@uwa.edu.au Web: www.scholarships.uwa.edu.au/home/undergrad/sis?f=246838 Diversity and Merit Awards These awards are for high achievers intending to study at the University of Western Australia and who are from groups that are disadvantaged or underrepresented at university. The following awards will be given: One award for the highest-ranking student to gain admission via the ‘2 subject + STAT’ route One award for the highest-ranking student to gain admission via the ‘STAT alone’ route Two awards for the highest-ranking Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander students Two awards for the highest-ranking students from a low income background Two awards for the highest-ranking students with a disability (The Just Ability Awards) Two awards for the highest-ranking students from a non-English speaking background Two awards for the highest-ranking female students studying a course within the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics Six awards for the highest-ranking students from a rural or remote region Who can apply? These awards are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people 298 Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Western Australia Additional criteria: You must be commencing the first year of your course You must have gained entry to your course through TISC You must have listed UWA as your first preference through TISC You must not be receiving a Group of Eight scholarship How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $2,000 Selection criteria: Academic merit Educational disadvantage Where to find out more: University of Western Australia Scholarships Office, Ph: (08) 6488 2807, Email: undergradschols@uwa.edu.au Web: www.scholarships.uwa.edu.au/home/undergrad/diversity Group of Eight Scholarships These scholarships are awarded to high achieving students commencing their first year of study at the University of Western Australia who are from a financially disadvantaged background. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Western Australia Additional criteria: You must be going straight from Year 12 to university 299 You must have gained entry to your course through TISC You must have listed UWA as your first preference through TISC You must be able to demonstrate financial need (usually by receiving a means tested income support payment from Centrelink such as Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy or the Disability Support Pension) You must not be receiving a UWA merit scholarship How much is it worth? In 2010 the scholarship is worth $4,340 per year for the duration of your course. It is indexed annually for inflation. Selection criteria: Academic merit. The scholarships will be awarded to the four eligible candidates with the highest ATAR) Where to find out more: University of Western Australia Scholarships Office, Ph: (08) 6488 2807, Email: undergradschols@uwa.edu.au Web: www.scholarships.uwa.edu.au/home/undergrad/go8 / www.go8.edu.au OR Your school Principal Isabelle D’Souza Scholarship for an Indigenous Medical Student This scholarship supports an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student who is experiencing financial hardship to study medicine at the University of Western Australia. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of Western Australia Additional criteria: You must have completed Years 11 and 12 in Western Australia OR have lived in 300 Western Australia for at least three years You must be able to demonstrate financial hardship (usually by receiving a means tested income support payment from Centrelink such as Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy or the Disability Support Pension) How much is it worth? The scholarship is paid for the duration of your course The value of the payment in 2010 is $2,254 although the amount increases slightly each year because it’s indexed for inflation Selection criteria: Academic merit Past educational disadvantage Where to find out more: University of Western Australia Scholarships Office, Ph: (08) 6488 2807, Email: undergradschols@uwa.edu.au Web: www.scholarships.uwa.edu.au/home/undergrad/sis/dsouza_indig Jack and Eleanor Bendat Rural Indigenous Scholarship This scholarship assists Western Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students who are experiencing financial hardship to continue with their studies at the University of Western Australia. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Western Australia Additional criteria: You must have completed at least one year of your course You must be from a regional or rural area in Western Australia You must be able to demonstrate financial need (usually by receiving a means tested income support statement from Centrelink such as Abstudy, Youth Allowance, 301 Austudy or the Disability Support Pension) How much is it worth? $5,000 per year for the duration of your course Selection criteria: Academic merit Financial need Where to find out more: University of Western Australia School of Indigenous Studies, Ph: (08) 6488 3428, Email: sis@uwa.edu.au Web: www.scholarships.uwa.edu.au/home/undergrad/sis John and Dixie Rathbone Memorial Scholarship for Indigenous Students This scholarship supports and Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student to pursue studies at the University of Western Australia, with preference given to civil engineering students. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine), although preference is given to students who is undertaking an undergraduate degree course in civil engineering Only available at the University of Western Australia Additional criteria: You must be studying full-time How much is it worth? $2,500 per year for the duration of your course The amount will increase slightly each year because it is indexed for inflation Selection criteria: Academic merit 302 Where to find out more: University of Western Australia Scholarships Office, Ph: (08) 6488 2807, Email: undergradschols@uwa.edu.au Web: www.scholarships.uwa.edu.au/home/undergrad/sis/rathbone Kaya Indigenous Scholarship 'Kaya' is a Noongar word meaning ‘welcome’. The Kaya scholarship supports an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person to study at the University of Western Australia. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Only available to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Western Australia Additional criteria: You must be in the first year of your course You must be studying full-time How much is it worth? $2,500 per year for up to five years, although undergraduate medical students can apply for an extension of the scholarship for an additional year The amount will increase slightly each year because it is indexed for inflation Selection criteria: Academic merit Personal achievements and abilities Leadership and community service Where to find out more: University of Western Australia School of Indigenous Studies, Ph: (08) 6488 3428, Email: sis@uwa.edu.au Web: www.scholarships.uwa.edu.au/home/undergrad/sis 303 Mary Horsfall Outer Metropolitan Scholarship in Medicine This scholarship supports a high achieving and financially disadvantaged student from the Outer Metropolitan Programme (OMP) to study medicine at the University of Western Australia (UWA). The Outer Metropolitan Programme is a scheme to increase diversity and promote equity in the selection of students in the UWA medicine and dentistry courses. The first scholarship is available in 2010, the second in 2013 and the third in 2015. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Only available for medicine Only available at the University of Western Australia Additional criteria: You must have demonstrated high academic achievement through your Year 12 results You must have been accepted into the Outer Metropolitan Programme sub-quota in the medical course at UWA You must be able to demonstrate financial hardship (usually by receiving a means tested income support payment from Centrelink such as Abstudy, Youth Allowance, Austudy or the Disability Support Pension) How much is it worth? $5,000 per year for the duration of your course Selection criteria: Financial hardship Academic merit Where to find out more: School of Primary, Aboriginal and Rural Health Care, University of Western Australia, Ph: (08) 9346 7504, Email: sparhc@meddent.uwa.edu.au University of Western Australia Scholarships Office, Ph: (08) 6488 2807, Email: undergradschols@uwa.edu.au Web: www.scholarships.uwa.edu.au/home/undergrad/medicine/horsfall For further information on the Outer Metropolitan Programme see here: 304 http://wamss.org.au/2010/attachments/055_Publication%20%20how%20does%20the%20programme%20work.pdf Ralph Pervan Scholarship This scholarship supports a student from rural Western Australia and in their first year of studies at the University of Western Australia to live at Currie Hall. Currie Hall is a residential college on the Crawley campus of UWA. Who can apply? This scholarship is: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Western Australia Additional criteria: You must have completed Year 12 in a rural area of Western Australia You must be going directly from Year 12 to university How much is it worth? A guaranteed place at Currie Hall for your first year at UWA Full fees at Currie Hall for the second semester of your first year (up to 17 weeks accommodation) This scholarship is valued at $5,780. If you accept this scholarship you’ll need to find a way to pay for your semester one fees at Currie Hall (approx. $6,120) yourself Selection criteria: Your potential to benefit from university studies Your potential to contribute to Currie Hall Your potential to contribute to the wider community Academic potential, citizenship, leadership and sporting qualities will also be taken into account Where to find out more: 305 Currie Hall, Ph: (08) 9273 3333, Email admin@curriehall.uwa.edu.au Web: www.scholarships.uwa.edu.au/home/undergrad/colleges/currie/pervan / www.currie.uwa.edu.au/ Vice Chancellor’s Awards of Distinction These awards are given to students commencing study at the University of Western Australia who are high achievers academically, but who also demonstrate excellence in some other aspect of their lives. Five awards are given each year. Who can apply? These awards are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Western Australia Additional criteria: You must be completing year 12 and demonstrate a high level of achievement in all your subjects You must be going straight from Year 12 to university You must have applied for entry to your course through TISC You must have listed UWA as your first preference through TISC You must demonstrate outstanding achievement in some other areas of your life (e.g. sports, leadership, cultural pursuits, community service) How much is it worth? Once-off payment of $5,000 Selection criteria: Academic merit. You’ll usually need a TER (or equivalent) of 97 or above to be competitive for this scholarship Achievement in extra-curricula activities such as arts, sport, community development, and leadership Where to find out more: University of Western Australia Scholarships Office, Ph: (08) 6488 2807, Email: 306 undergradschols@uwa.edu.au Web: www.scholarships.uwa.edu.au/home/undergrad/vc UWA Fogarty Foundation City and Regional Scholarships These scholarships are awarded to school leavers planning to study at the University of Western Australia who show significant academic ability together with a strong sense of community involvement and leadership potential. Two types of scholarships are awarded: City Scholarships Regional Scholarships Each year up to ten scholarships and four country scholarships will be awarded Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Western Australia Additional criteria: To be eligible for a CITY scholarship applicants must: Be completing Year 12 in Western Australia (through the School of Isolated and Distance Education) Be enrolled in at least five TEE subjects/WACE courses of study You must have applied for entry to your course through TISC You must have listed UWA as your first preference through TISC Have your scholarship application supported by your school Principal You must be willing to commit to participating in a leadership and development programme You must receive an offer to study at UWA and commence study within one year of receiving your offer 307 To be eligible for a REGIONAL scholarship you must: Meet all of the requirements for a City Scholarship Plus Live in a regional area Have completed Years 11 and 12 in a regional area How much is it worth? City Scholarship: Payment of your HECS fees for the duration of your course. For medical students at UWA this is equivalent to $8,859 in 2010 with amount increasing slightly in future years (because HECS fees are indexed for inflation). Payment of additional study costs up to a value of $1,000 per year You will also participate in a leadership and development program which is a compulsory part of the scholarship Regional Scholarship: Payment of your HECS fees for the duration of your course. For medical students at UWA this is equivalent to $8,859 in 2010 with amount increasing slightly in future years (because HECS fees are indexed for inflation) Payment of additional study costs up to a value of $1,000 per year Full fees at one of UWA's residential colleges for the duration of your course You will also participate in a leadership and development program which is a compulsory part of the scholarship Selection criteria: Academic merit. You will usually need a TER (or equivalent) of 97 or above to be competitive for this scholarship Sense of community involvement and responsibility Endorsement of your application by your school Principle Where to find out more: University of Western Australia Scholarships Office, Ph: (08) 6488 2807, Email: undergradschols@uwa.edu.au Web: 308 www.scholarships.uwa.edu.au/home/undergrad/uwa_fogarty_foundation_scholarships UWA SWANS Scheme These scholarships assist students from educationally disadvantaged backgrounds to succeed in their studies at the University of Western Australia. A number of these scholarships will be reserved for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. Who can apply? These scholarships are: Available to Indigenous and non-Indigenous people Available for any undergraduate course (including medicine) Only available at the University of Western Australia Additional criteria: You must be able to demonstrate educational disadvantage by being in one of the following equity categories: Be Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Be from a low income background (be receiving a Centrelink income support payment) Have a long term medical condition or disability Be from a non-English speaking background Be a female in the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics Be from rural or remote area How much is it worth? $2,120 per year for up to four years The amount will increase slightly each year because it’s indexed for inflation Selection criteria: Academic merit Level of past educational disadvantage Preference may be given to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and 309 applicants from regional and rural areas Where to find out more: University of Western Australia Scholarships Office, Ph: (08) 6488 2807, Email: undergradschols@uwa.edu.au Web: www.scholarships.uwa.edu.au/home/undergrad/swans 310
