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): A total value of up to $20,000 paid as a cash stipend of $5,000 per semester. The amount can be used at the recipient's discretion to contribute towards education related expenses. Possible paid
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, to issues in science education and the history of science. Professor John de Laeter was instrumental in setting up isotope ratio mass spectrometric research in Western Australian culminating in the State
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the contribution made by Charles Watson to Australian and international health policy, education and research over a 40-year career, particularly during his tenure as Executive Dean, Health Sciences (1997-2006
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of Surgery (MBBS) through the Indigenous Entry Pathway. The recipient will receive financial support for the duration of their degree, helping to reduce barriers to education and enabling them to focus
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body but is made up of individual members from within these industries. SCAA Memorial Trust for Education and Research was set up in 1995 to foster projects of an educational and/or research nature
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to primary industry, tertiary education and the community in 2001. Curtin’s Council agreed to confer upon him the degree of Honorary Doctor of Technology in October 2002. Student type Future Students Faculties
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regional and remote areas who relocate from their home to undertake full-time, higher level tertiary education (Certificate IV or above) in the year following Year 12 or equivalent. Students completing Year
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remote areas who relocate from their home to undertake full-time, higher level tertiary education (Certificate IV or above) in the year following Year 12 or equivalent. students up to 22 years of age who
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participation in Allied Health professions by supporting students from the beginning of their educational journey through to the successful completion of their degree. Student type Current Students Faculties and
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educational organisations on mine surveying issues throughout Australia. For over 40 years, AIMS has actively supported qualified mine surveyors, represented the industry, and advocated for change