Dwight Prize in Education
This prize celebrates academic excellence in the Master of Teaching (Secondary). The Dwight Prizes were established by Mr Henry Tolman Dwight, who bequeathed the proceeds of his personal estate to the University of Melbourne. Henry was a professional photographer, bookseller and publisher who died in June 1871. As an early and successful publisher Henry was recognised as one of the most enterprising and respected members of the bookselling trade. The prize is intended for the encouragement of learning in ancient history, constitutional and legal history, and natural philosophy and other branches of university education. The Dwight Prizes currently funds 12 prizes at the University of Melbourne, including this Education prize.
Application type
No application is required. You will be automatically considered for this award.
Benefit type
Single payment
Full benefit details
Citizenship requirements
Australian / domestic student
International student
Total value
up to $1,600
Applicable study areas
Education, teaching and training
Number of scholarships awarded
1
What are the benefits?
This prize is valued at up to $1,600
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