About this scholarship
The ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences Indigenous Australian Graduate Coursework Scholarship is on offer to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students undertaking full-time or part-time study in any Masters or Masters (Advanced) program offered by the ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences.
The objective of the award is to offer Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students support while undertaking graduate coursework study at the College of Arts and Social Sciences
SUMMARY
VALUE
$ 22,400
per annum
$2,800 per six unit course
1 on offer
Payments made per semester
Payments made for program duration
APPLICATION PERIOD
16-Dec-2022 to 26-Feb-2023
Student types
Domestic, Current, ProspectiveStudent levels
Postgraduate coursework, Graduate Certificate, Master DegreeNumber of scholarships awarded
1 on offerSelection bases
Academic merit, IndigenousOngoing eligibility
Continuation based on academic performance
Field of study
Eligibility
The award is available each year to prospective or continuing ANU students who
- identifies as, and can provide confirmation of, Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander descent;
- is enrolled or enrolling in a Master or Master (Advanced) program in the College of Arts and Social Sciences;
- has not previously completed a postgraduate Masters or PhD award at ANU or another institution.
Additional information
The successful applicant will receive $2,800 per six unit course to use for any purpose. Subject to satisfactory performance, the scholarship will automatically continue with each six unit course within the program, up to a maximum of $44,800 over the duration of the program.
- Determine whether you can meet the eligibility criteria listed above and in the Conditions of Award.
- Fill in the application form available from the "Apply Now" link at the top of this page.
- If not relying on an ANU Academic Record (transcript), then please attach/upload a copy of your latest Academic Record from another institution. You may attach your CV if your most recent academic record is over five years old;
- Attach a personal statement of up to 1,000 words outlining the personal and professional benefits of their program of study and how the scholarship would support their study. Applicants are encouraged to include a discussion of relevant prior learning as well as any personal or relevant financial circumstances;
- Attach two referee reports (referees can be personal, professional, or academic);
- Contact details of an ATSI member of the community that would be willing to provide a letter of support if requested by the Selection Committee.
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