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scholarships and secondary education engagement for Gnaala Karla Booja – Noongar students. Provider: Newmont Australia No. of Scholarships: 2 Duration of Award: 3 or 4 years Level of study: Undergraduate
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: [email protected] Payment Method This scholarship is a 25% tuition fee contribution and is automatically deducted from the course tuition fee for your first teaching period, following transfer
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George Alexander Foundation Scholarship The George Alexander Foundation's main point of focus is supporting access to education for promising young people, particularly those from rural and remote
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fees if you’ve finished your undergraduate or Masters level degree in the past 12 months and are transitioning into an eligible postgraduate course (excludes Honours) in the next available teaching
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the industry partner. A structured professional development and training program to develop your applied research skills. Successful students are subject to the policies, procedures and guidelines
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the industry partner. A structured professional development and training program to develop your applied research skills. Successful students are subject to the policies, procedures and guidelines
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Foundation Values Alan Peacocke was an admirer of the work of Sir Walter Murdoch who was one of Australia’s finest essayists and educators and was known to value accessible education, free thinking and
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admission requirements of the required HDR degree to be eligible (first or upper second-class Honours degree, Masters degree by research, or equivalent). Education background in Computer Science, Statistics
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contribution and is automatically deducted from the eligible course tuition fee each teaching period, for the course duration. Scholarship Value: 10% tuition fee deduction Opening Date: 1 Jan 2024 Closing Date
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course are 22 years of age or under at the time they commence their course relocate to study at an education provider or Regional University Centre at least 90 minutes by public transport from their family