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About our scholarships
Scholarships aren't just for high achievers. We also award scholarships that recognise individual circumstances.
Global scholarships and fellowships
Our University community offers a wide range of scholarships with unique opportunities in Australia and around the world.
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"Being the first in the family to leave for university was definitely a little nerve wracking for me – however, mostly exciting. I’ve known from a very young age that I wanted to go to university and move away from home. As much as I love the farm, I knew it wasn’t something I wanted to do forever. I was also really excited to live in Melbourne, as it was a completely new experience for me as I had only been part of a small-town community. Since attending university in Melbourne, I have developed so much as a person and really found who I am and what I want to do in my life. I’m sure I would not be the same person I am today without this amazing opportunity. This scholarship has made attending university possible for me. It has taken so much financial pressure off my parents and myself. It is so nice to have been able to lift some of the pressure off my shoulders so I can completely focus on my studies. This scholarship meant that I didn’t have to work as frequently during my degree and got to attend a college where I found all my friends, whom I could not be more grateful for. In the future, I hope to move overseas to do my masters or graduate work. I haven’t narrowed down the details just yet, but I know that I want to see more of the world while studying."
- Claudia Cox -
"This scholarship inspired me to expand the scope of my research and fully dedicate myself to it. I initially planned to explore gender differences in job-to-job movements for Australian workers, but the scholarship motivated me to also consider geographical differences between regional and metropolitan communities. I am grateful, as this encouraged me to explore a potential source of inequality that is sometimes overlooked. The generosity of the scholarship also allowed me to dedicate more time to my thesis and to the quality of my research. I was able to take extra time off work to learn how to use an empirical technique that had not been used previously in studies of the topic. The technique allowed me to identify the effect of several personal characteristics on job-to-job movements for the average Australian, making a genuine contribution to the literature on Australian job mobility."
- Diego Machillanda Flechas