Each year the School of History in the ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences may offer the Minoru Hokari Memorial Scholarship to assist a Higher Degree Research (HDR) student conduct fieldwork or related research in Australian Indigenous history.
Funding has been provided by donors, led by Mr Hokari's sister Yuki Hokari, to commemorate the life and achievements of Minoru Hokari.
Minoru Hokari (1971-2004) made outstanding contributions towards 'cross-culturalising' historical practice and towards developing a respectful collaborative research strategy with Indigenous Australians. A graduate of Hitotsubashi University and the ANU, Minoru conducted fieldwork amongst Gurindji elders. His untimely death in 2004 curtailed a very promising career. His colleagues and friends in the Australian Centre for Indigenous History within the School of History decided to establish a scholarship to him as a memorial.
SUMMARY
VALUE
per annum
1 on offer
Once-off payment for full value
APPLICATION PERIOD
Student types
Domestic, International, Current, Prospective, AlumniStudent levels
Postgraduate researchNumber of scholarships awarded
1 on offerSelection bases
Academic meritOngoing eligibility
Continuation based on academic performanceThe award is available each year to a continuing student or an early career academic who:
The scholarship provides $6000 paid in one instalment at the beginning of second semester unless otherwise stated in the letter of offer to assist with expenses related to fieldwork or research.
In order to apply for this scholarship, students are required to submit a letter addressing the selection criteria (see section 5 of the Conditions of Award) and providing the following information:
Applications for 2024 will open 8 April 2024 and will close at midnight 17 May 2024.
Applications should be emailed to admin.rsss@anu.edu.au