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/Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) (Honours) (major in Chemistry) (BH098) Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) (Honours) (BH079) Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) (Honours
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The Peter and Vaclav Havlicek Chemistry Scholarship honours the legacy of the late Peter Havlicek, who was a distinguished and much-respected member of Swinburne's Department of Chemistry and a pioneer in the use of microcomputers. The generous scholarship provides financial assistance of...
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Access Scholarships (VTAC) support future Swinburne undergraduate students from low socioeconomic backgrounds to start and succeed at university. The scholarship provides multi‑year financial support to help ease study and living costs, allowing you to focus on your studies. All applicants who...
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background enrolled in the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) degree, who progressed from the Associate Degree in Engineering OR Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology. This scholarship is valued at $7,500
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Number of scholarships Program(s) Disciplines permitted 1 Advanced Diploma of Engineering Associate Degree in Engineering Technology Aeronautical Mechanical Electrical Electronics and Communications
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and communications Business and commerce Criminology Education and teaching Engineering Health Information technology Law Science Featured courses Diplomas Gain entry to a range of Bachelor courses by
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Zealand and leading cyber security provider CyberCX. Artificial intelligence is one of the most transformative fields in technology today. Revolutionising industries from healthcare to finance, AI is
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annually for up to three years. Courses eligible Any Vocational Education and Training (VET) or Undergraduate course (including double degrees) offered by Swinburne University of Technology in STEM: Science
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combining insurance knowledge with technology expertise, BizCover has optimised the online insurance buying experience. And we are looking for great IT talent to join our team! About the scholarship As our
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1908. The College went on to achieve university status in 1992 and was named Swinburne University of Technology in their honour. Our bequest society is named in Ethel’s memory and the members