Miltiades and Alkistis Chryssavgis Scholarship
This scholarship provides a one-off bursary for first-year Bachelor of Arts students in financial need.
Applications open
2 Jan 2023
Applications closed
8 Mar 2023
Citizenship requirements
Australian / domestic student
International student
Applicable study areas
Historical, philosophical, political and social studies; Language, literature and cultural studies
Number of scholarships awarded
1
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Eligibility & selection criteria
Eligibility
To be eligible for this scholarship, you must:
- be enrolled in the Bachelor of Arts commencing the first year of your studies; and,
- demonstrate financial need.
Selection criteria
Preference is given to first-year undergraduate students in the Faculty of Arts, University of Melbourne, and due consideration is given to financial disadvantage. The recipient will be determined after considering the applicants' scholarship statement, proposed program of study, and access to other financial resources.
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Application process
Applicants must complete the online application form including:
- a 300-500 word statement outlining how the scholarship will impact your life and assist with your studies;
- an indication of your proposed subjects for your first year and potential major;
- evidence of a complete and submitted University of Melbourne Student Financial Assessment form;
- a Bachelor of Arts degree offer letter;
- a letter of support (optional); and,
- Any other information to support the application that may assist the committee in making its decision.
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When will I know the outcome?
Applicants will be advised of the outcome via email.
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About the donor
Miltiades Chryssavgis
Born 22 February 1932, the Reverend Father Miltiades Chryssavgis studied History and Classics at the University of Melbourne. Granted a scholarship that supported his residence at Trinity College from 1952 to 1956, he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Hons), majoring in History and Classics. Receiving further support in 1956 he was awarded a scholarship for his Master of Arts degree, during which he studied texts of classical historians and the origin of the Greeks. Reciprocating the assistance he received while studying, in 2006 the Reverend Chryssavgis made donation to the University of Melbourne, establishing a scholarship for the payment of the living expenses or student fees of Arts students in financial need. The fund is named for the Reverend Chryssavgis and his wife Alkistis.
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