Faculty of Arts 110 Scholarship

Eligibility

To be eligible for this scholarship, you need to:

• be enrolled in an Honours, Graduate coursework or Graduate research program in the Faculty of Arts
• be in financial need

Recipients are required to:

• accept online within 21 days
• submit a final report

Selection criteria

Eligible applicants will be assessed by a selection committee, with scholarships awarded to the student most disadvantaged in their academic work by financial need.

Eligible applicants must complete:

• The University of Melbourne Financial Aid Assessment and attach evidence of submission to this scholarship application. If you have previously completed a financial aid application this will appear when you log in. You must update your details and resubmit the application.
• The online application form. This requires a 300-500 word statement outlining how the scholarship would impact your life and assist with your studies. You are also required to attach your current academic transcript or statement of results.

Applicants will be advised of the outcome via email within 6-8 weeks after the closing date.

The Faculty of Arts 110 Scholarship Fund

Commemorating 110 years of the Faculty this Fund aims to ensure that an Arts degree continues to be accessible to all students, no matter their background.

We want to ensure that as many students as possible are able to access a high quality Arts education at the University. We want to nurture a new generation of thinkers and leaders through The Faculty of Arts and we are committed to increasing access and equity and assisting students who may struggle to find the means to come to the University.

It is for this very reason that we have established The Faculty of Arts 110 Scholarship Fund to increase support for those students who have demonstrated the skill and creative acumen to excel, but who struggle to afford a university education or are hampered by circumstances beyond their control. The Faculty of Arts 110 Scholarship Fund provides support for undergraduates and graduates who struggle financially, have relocated from rural areas and/or are Indigenous Australians.

We welcome the recent support of Melbourne Arts Students Society (M-ASS)