About this scholarship
The Research School of Biology offers travel grants to Science students to undertake an exchange program at Charles Darwin University in Darwin during the winter break. Students will have the experience to learn more about indigenous culture, aboriginal knowledge of biodiversity, and the success of traditional land management plus experience travel in Darwin and Kakadu National Park.
Field of study
Indigenous knowledge and cultures
Eligibility
Scholarship type | Grant/Bursary |
Student type | Domestic, International |
Study level | Undergraduate/Bachelor |
Selection bases | Academic merit, Financial hardship |
- are domestic or international students studying in the College of Science;
- have successfully completed 24 units in any BIOL courses;
- are undertaking a short program of study at Charles Darwin University (CDU) as a cross-institutional enrolment; and
- are enrolling in the following courses at CDU. Note that these courses are subject to minimum and maximum enrolments and may not run in a given year if insufficient numbers.:
- CIK240 Indigenous Cultures and the Environment and/or
- CAS110 Top end intensive: Introduction to Yolngu language and culture and/or
- Other suitable course offered by CDU on approval by the chair of the Selection Committee for this award.
How to apply
Applications are available from the "Apply Now" link at the top of this page.
Key scholarship details
Application period
Open for applications01-Apr-2023 to 30-Apr-2023
Value
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Number of scholarships awarded
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Additional information
There will be two full travel grants available valued at up to $2,400 each and six partial travel grants available at up to $1,000 each
Applications are available from the "Apply Now" link at the top of this page.
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Contact us
Karen Scholte
If you have any questions about this scholarship, reach out to our team.
+61 2 6125 2284