Indigenous students with a background in criminology, socio-legal studies, history lawor related disiplines are invited to apply for a full-time PhD scholarship on an Australian Research Council funded study.

 

 

http://graduate.arts.unimelb.edu.au/admissions/graduate-equity-program.html

http://www.cshe.unimelb.edu.au/recop/UoMawards/current.html

To learn more about the stipends, the range of graduate programs available, support services, prerequisites and application processes, contact Murrup Barak – Melbourne Institute for Indigenous Development

  

The University of Melbourne has a large number of scholarships, bursaries and book vouchers for Indigenous students.

Indigenous scholarships can be awarded for any of the following:

• Travel expenses for fieldwork or conference participation
• Contribution towards fees paid by graduates for enrolment in postgraduate certificates and diplomas
• Contribution toward tuition fees
• Books
• Contribution to the costs of production of outputs by visual arts students
• Contribution towards technology expenses
• Contribution towards the expenses associated with establishing a professional library
• Socio-economic welfare support

 

Please contact Michael Martin if you have any questions. Completed application forms can be submitted via email to mmartin@unimelb.edu.au or in person at: Murrup Barak front desk, Old Physics Building (map reference F15)

Students experiencing financial difficulty may also apply for grants from Student Financial Aid.

 

What scholarships are available?

 

The Bruce C Hartnett Bursaries
Book bursaries and housing bursaries for students in financial need.

The Edward J Darbyshire Trust
A scholarship for an undergraduate student.  Selection is based on financial need and academic performance.

The Isabella Ina Oldham Scholarships
Scholarships for graduate research or coursework students.  Selection is based on financial need, academic merit, and support from an academic member of staff.

Northcote Trust Book Vouchers
Book vouchers for undergraduate or graduate students. Selection is based on financial need and academic merit (for school leavers), evidence of satisfactory progress in the course of study (for continuing undergraduate students) or a letter of support from supervisor (for graduate students).

Truganini Scholarships
Scholarships for undergraduate or graduate students.  Selection is based on financial need, the potential to achieve (including academic performance), and evidence showing the applicant is a good role model and can represent the Indigenous community.

Truganini Bursaries
Financial assistance for undergraduate or graduate students.  Selection is based on financial need, the potential to achieve (including academic performance), and evidence showing the applicant is a good role model and can represent the Indigenous community.

 

Please contact Michael Martin if you have any questions.

Useful information

For tips on how to better balance your money, check the Financial Aid website.