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to 5 points; in related areas – up to 3 points; Other areas – 1 point The curriculum of each candidate will be evaluated in a 1-20 points scale. Candidates with less than 16 points in the curricular
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points per publication indexed in Web of Science Core Collection and indexed in Scopus; 1 point per Web of Science Core Collection indexed publication or Scopus indexed publication; 0.4 points per
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experience in the project’s area – 5 points; in related areas – 2 points; outside the project’s area – 1 point. Candidates will be rated on a scale from 1 to 20 points. Candidates scoring below 13 points in
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for up to 2 years for the 200-point masters, or 3 years for the 300-point masters, paid in instalments of $5000 in April and September. Amount: $20,000 - $30,000 Duration: One or more years Quantity: 1
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after start of funding: Monthly rent subsidy (please read the important scholarship information / section F, point 9) Monthly allowance for accompanying members of family. Please also read our important
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degree programmes must have a designated STEM focus. It must be a tuition-free Master's degree programme. Please read point A.15 in the important information for scholarship applicants. Funding is not
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evaluation process and confirmed by La Trobe University. *A WAM is an average mark that takes into account the credit point value of the subjects that you have completed. It is based on the actual mark of all
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-technical systems and human-machine interaction All applicants must demonstrate an above-average academic track record, typically with a cumulative grade point average of 1.7 or better (after conversion
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citizen or permanent resident Be enrolled in your first year of one of the 200-point or 300-point masters by coursework degrees in Engineering in the year for which the scholarship is awarded. Selection
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Eligibility To be considered for this scholarship, you must: Be an Australian citizen or permanent resident Be enrolled in a 200-point or 300-point masters coursework degrees in the Faculty of Engineering and