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The Stawell Scholarship was established with a gift from Sir William Foster Stawell and is offered to students who are enrolled in a graduate research degree in the field of Engineering. Benefits
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The Thomas Ewing Scholarship was established with a gift from Thomas Ewing and is offered to students who are enrolled in graduate research in the department of Infrastructure Engineering. Preference is given
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are enrolled in a Civil Engineering graduate coursework degree and are experiencing financial disadvantage. Benefits The scholarship provides a one-off payment of approximately $2,900 (depending on the annual
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Pratt Scholarship was established with a gift from Henry Reginald Clive Pratt and is offered to graduate researchers in the field of Chemical Engineering or Biomolecular Engineering. Benefits
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Summary The Len Stevens Scholarship was established with a gift from the Len Stevens Scholarship appeal and is awarded to graduate students enrolled in the Faculty of Engineering and Information
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donor Eugen Singer distinguished himself as a chemical engineer working in the field of precision engineering associated with the production and processing of polymers. Benefits This scholarship provides
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the areas of sustainable futures, technology and innovation, social change or Asia-Pacific leadership. The University of Melbourne is one of the partner universities that delivers the Westpac Future Leaders