The College of Melbourne Engineering and IT Basis Graduate Scholarship 2023/24
This scholarship was established by means of beneficiant donations from College of Melbourne engineering alumni, trade companions and the broader neighborhood, and is obtainable to college students who’re enrolling in a grasp diploma by coursework with the School of Engineering and IT.
Software sort
- No software is required. You can be robotically thought-about for this award.
Profit sort
Citizenship necessities
- Australian / home scholar
- Worldwide scholar
Complete worth
Relevant research areas
- Computing and Info; Engineering
Variety of scholarships awarded
Eligibility
To be eligible for this scholarship, you will need to:
- have to be an Australian citizen or everlasting resident, a New Zealand citizen, or a citizen of a precedence nation
- should have utilized and obtained a proposal for a masters diploma by coursework with the School of Engineering and IT
Choice standards
The scholarship is obtainable to eligible candidates with the best entry scored primarily based on the outcomes of their earlier tertiary research.
What are the advantages?
The scholarship with an allowance of $5,000 per yr for 2 years is obtainable to college students with the best entry rating who’re both:
- worldwide college students from precedence markets enrolling in an IT diploma, or
- home college students enrolling in a Commonwealth Assist Place
The scholarship with an allowance of $10,000 per yr for 2 years is obtainable to college students with the best entry rating who’re both:
- worldwide college students from precedence markets enrolling in an Engineering diploma, or
- home college students enrolling in an Australian Payment Place
The annual allowance is paid in two instalments in April and September.
Situations
This scholarship is topic to the Melbourne Faculty of Engineering Scholarships Phrases & Situations. The scholarship might be deferred to the next yr however can’t be transferred to a different course. As well as, you will need to obtain a weighted common mark of 65 or increased to keep up the scholarship funds.