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2012 

Undergraduate Scholarships 

for domestic and international students

Contents 

Chancellor’s Scholars’ Program 3 

Scholarships for domestic students 4 

Scholarships for international students 9 

Residential scholarships 11 

Once you’re enrolled 11 

Travelling scholarships 12 

Contact us 

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Undergraduate scholarships 

The Melbourne Scholarships Program is one of the 

most generous and comprehensive scholarship 

programs in Australia. It recognises the outstanding 

academic achievement of students from Victoria, 

Australia and around the world. 

The University of Melbourne is also committed to 

providing access to higher education to students who 

might otherwise be excluded by socioeconomic, 

cultural, geographic and other disadvantages, and 

we offer a range of opportunities for those applicants. 

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Chancellor’s Scholars’ Program 

In 2012, the University of Melbourne is introducing six new versions of our New 

Generation degrees for very high-achieving students. Chancellor’s Scholars will receive 

a range of benefits and will be guaranteed a place in the graduate program of their 

choice Q . This guarantee includes the University’s flagship degrees such as the Doctor of 

Medicine, Juris Doctor (Law), Doctor of Dental Surgery, Doctor of Optometry, Doctor of 

Veterinary Medicine and the Master of Architecture. 

Chancellor’s Scholars’ Program degrees: 

• Bachelor of Arts (Chancellor’s Scholars’ Program) 

• Bachelor of Biomedicine (Chancellor’s Scholars’ Program) 

• Bachelor of Commerce (Chancellor’s Scholars’ Program) 

• Bachelor of Environments (Chancellor’s Scholars’ Program) 

• Bachelor of Music (Chancellor’s Scholars’ Program) 

• Bachelor of Science (Chancellor’s Scholars’ Program) 

Benefits Eligibility Applications 

Chancellor’s Scholars’ Program 

Students selected into the program will 

receive: 

• Melbourne National Scholarship 

(domestic students only) 

• International students will be considered 

for an International Undergraduate 

Scholarship (ranging from 100% fee 

remission to $10 000 fee remission) 

• Melbourne Global Scholars Award to 

support study overseas 

• Internship 

• Guaranteed place in any professional 

masters by coursework degree at 

the University (domestic students will 

receive a guaranteed Commonwealth 

Supported Place, international students 

will receive a guaranteed international 

fee place)Q. 

• Available to domestic and international 

students who have completed an Australian 

Year 12 qualification or the International 

Baccalaureate (IB) in Australia in 2011 

• Students must achieve an ATAR or notional 

ATAR of 99.90 or above and have satisfied 

the prerequisites for their nominated course 

• Applicants for the Bachelor of Music must 

also meet the extra requirements for this 

course. 

Students with an ATAR below 99.90 may be 

considered if places are available. 

Students must apply for the relevant course 

through VTAC. 

VTAC application dates apply. 

No separate scholarship application 

is required. 

Number available: All students who meet 

the eligibility criteria will be granted entry 

into the program. 

Q Excludes the Master of Music Therapy, Master of Psychology and Master of Genetic Counselling. 

Students must meet course prerequisites, however no minimum grade point average is required to receive the guarantee. 

www.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships 3

What is SEAS? 

Scholarships for domestic 

students 

The following scholarships are available to domestic 

students commencing at the University of Melbourne in 

2012. You are a domestic student if you are: 

• An Australian citizen 

• An Australian permanent resident (including Australian 

permanent humanitarian visa holders) 

• A New Zealand citizen. 

SEAS stands for Special Entry Access 

Scheme, a program that allows all 

universities participating in the VTAC 

system to receive applications for their 

special entry schemes. In order to be 

eligible for many access and equity 

scholarships at the University of 

Melbourne, you must submit a SEAS 

application through VTAC. Each of the 

Access Melbourne eligibility criteria 

corresponds to a SEAS category. 

Once you have submitted a course 

application through VTAC you can access 

the SEAS application through the MyInfo 

section of the VTAC website. 

For more information about Access 

Melbourne and SEAS application, go to: 

www.access.unimelb.edu.au 


Melbourne National Scholarships 

VCE and Victorian IB students: 

• A HECS exempt Commonwealth 

Supported Place 

• $5000 annual allowance for the normal 

duration of an undergraduate degree. 

Interstate Year 12 and IB students: 



• $10 000 annual allowance for the 

normal duration of an undergraduate 

degree 

• One return flight home during the 

course. 

Number available: Scholarships awarded to 

all students who meet the eligibility criteria. 

All students who meet the following criteria will 

be offered a Melbourne National Scholarship: 

• Achieve an ATAR or notional ATAR of 99.90 

or above (or Indigenous students who 

achieve an ATAR of 90.0 or above) 

• Complete an Australian Year 12 or the 

International Baccalaureate (IB) in 2011 

• Satisfy the prerequisites for their nominated 

course 

• Have not undertaken any previous study at 

tertiary level (excluding TAFE and extension 

studies undertaken as part of a Year 12 

program). 

www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/ugrad/future/national.html 

Students must apply through VTAC for a 

University of Melbourne course in 2012. 


No separate scholarship application is 

required. 

Domestic students selected into the 

Chancellor’s Scholars’ Program are 

guaranteed a Melbourne National 

Scholarship. 

Student Profile 

Tess Anderson 

Melbourne National Scholarship 

recipient 

Bachelor of Arts 

Diploma of Mathematics 

“My favourite subjects are 

Accelerated Mathematics and Latin. 

The pace is really fast, but I find 

maths really fascinating so it is 

worthwhile, and studying ancient 

civilisations in Latin through the 

books and texts they wrote 

themselves really gives a different 

insight to reading history books. 

At university you’re always 

discovering new professions and new 

fields of study that might interest you 

– it’s great.” 

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Melbourne Access Scholarships 

• Annual allowance for the normal 

duration of an undergraduate degree: 

– First year $6500 

– Second year $4000 

– Third year $3000 

Number available: Up to 160. 

Students must be eligible for one or more of the 

following Access Melbourne categories: 

• Disadvantaged financial background 

• Applicants from rural or isolated areas 

• Under-represented schools 

• Difficult circumstances 

• Disability or medical condition 

• Non-English speaking background 

• Recognition as an Indigenous Australian 

• Mature-age consideration (non-school 

leaver entry pathway). 

Scholarships are awarded on the basis of 

information contained in the SEAS application, 

taking into consideration academic merit as 

demonstrated by ATAR or equivalent. 

www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/ugrad/future/access.html 




Students must also submit a SEAS 

application through VTAC. 

SEAS applications open 1 August and close 

11 October 2011. 

No separate scholarship application 

is required. 

Melbourne National Equity Scholarships 



• $5000 annual allowance for the normal 


Number available: 10. 





• Under-represented schools. 


academic merit as demonstrated by ATAR or 

equivalent and information contained in the 

SEAS application. 








required. 

www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/ugrad/future/nationalequity.html 

Mildura Alumni Scholarships 

• $5000 annual allowance for the 

normal duration of an undergraduate 

degree, including an honours year (if 

applicable). 

Number available: Up to three. 





• Under-represented schools. 

Students must also: 

• Have attended school and resided within 

a 250km radius of the Mildura GPO for at 

least 12 months preceding the date of their 

application 

• Require assistance with the expense 

of moving to Melbourne and with living 

expenses and/or tuition fees during their 

course. 








required. 

www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/ugrad/future/mildura.html 


Sam Calara 

Melbourne Access Scholarship 

recipient 


Diploma of Languages 

“Receiving a Melbourne Access 

Scholarship helped me to ease the 

financial burdens of tertiary study 

and university life. It has also 

allowed me to save actively for 

my future.” 



Layce Vocale 

Access Indigenous Scholarship 

recipient 

Bachelor of Environments 

“The University of Melbourne has 

everything I need and want in 

education to pave the future for my 

career. 

My course covers everything I am 

interested in and my scholarship 

has allowed me to obtain proper 

equipment for my studies.” 


Indigenous Commonwealth Scholarships 

Indigenous Commonwealth Education 

Costs Scholarships: 

• Annual allowance for up to four years of 

an undergraduate degree. 

Indigenous Commonwealth 

Accommodation Scholarships: 

• Annual allowance for up to four years of 

an undergraduate degree. 

Commonwealth Indigenous Access 

Payments: 

• One-off lump sum payment in first year 

of the degree. 

Number available: Dependant on 

government funding. 

All Indigenous students who apply for Access 

Melbourne will be considered. 

Further information regarding eligibility is 

available on the website listed below. 

www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/ugrad/future/commonwealth.html 








required. 

Other Indigenous Scholarships 

The University’s Murrup Barak Melbourne 

Institute for Indigenous Education 

administers the Indigenous Scholarship 

Program, which provides specific 

scholarships such as housing bursaries, 

book vouchers, assistance with living costs 

and general grants. 

Applicants must be able to demonstrate: 

• They are an Indigenous person of Australia 

• They meet the eligibility requirements of the 

scholarship. 

For details on how to apply, see website 

(listed below). 

www.murrupbarak.unimelb.edu.au/content/pages/indigenous-scholarships 

Eleanor and Joseph Wertheim Scholarships 

• $20 000 annual payment for the 

normal duration of the course, subject 

to satisfying academic progress 

requirements. 

Number available: Up to two. 

To be considered, applicants must: 

• Be an unmarried female of at least 25 years 

of age at the application closing date 

• Be an undergraduate, graduate coursework 

or research student enrolled or planning to 

enrol full time (at least 37.5 credit points per 

semester) at the University of Melbourne 

• Have at least 12 months left to complete 

their course 

• Receive a means-tested Centrelink benefit 

• Provide evidence of social or financially 

compelling circumstances such as refugee 

background, medical condition or disability. 

Eligible applicants must submit a direct 

application to Melbourne Scholarships. 

For details on how to apply see website 


www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/wertheim.html 

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Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholars Relocation Allowance 

• One-off $2500 relocation allowance. 

Number available: All eligible Kwong Lee 

Dow Young Scholars will receive the 

allowance. 

To be considered, applicants must: 

• Have been nominated for the Kwong Lee 

Dow Young Scholars Program by their 

school principal based on academic merit 

and outstanding achievement at the end of 

Year 10 

• Be offered an undergraduate place at the 

University of Melbourne 

• Be from a state other than Victoria or 

within one of the Victorian Government’s 

designated rural areas. Please visit the 

Department of Planning and Community 

Development website to identify Victorian 

councils which are zoned as rural. 

www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/ugrad/future/kwongleedow.html 

www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/localgovernment 

All eligible Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholars 

will be automatically notified of the relocation 

allowance via email following course offers. 


required. 

Bachelor of Commerce Scholarships 

Chancellor’s Scholars’ – Copland Program 

• Scholarship bursaries as outlined in 

the Chancellor’s Scholars’ Program on 

page 3 

• Individual mentoring by a senior 

business, government or not-for-profit 

leader 

• Opportunities for overseas study 

• Access to dedicated academic mentors 

• Involvement in unique program of 

academic enrichment activities. 

Students selected into the Bachelor of 

Commerce (Chancellor’s Scholars’ Program) 

will automatically be awarded a place in the 

Chancellor’s Scholars’ – Copland Program. 

Students must apply through VTAC for the 

Bachelor of Commerce in 2012. 



required. 

www.fbe.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/information/Copland.html 

First in the Family Scholarships 

• $10 000 for first year of studies in the 

Bachelor of Commerce 

• Priority consideration for residency at 

Ormond College. 

Number available: Five. 

Selection is based on academic merit as 

demonstrated by ATAR or equivalent. 

Students must: 

• Be the first in their family to attend university 

• Not have a previous university qualification 

• Be eligible for Access Melbourne. 







Students must submit an application to the 

Faculty of Business and Economics, 

including a Statutory Declaration that states 

no one in their immediate family has been 

awarded a university qualification. 

For details on how to apply see websites 


www.fbe.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/information/First_in_the_Family.html 




Commerce Opportunity Bursary 

• $15 000 per annum for the duration of 

the course (up to three years at a time). 

Number available: Two. 

Selection is based on academic merit and 

documented disadvantage associated with one 

or more Access Melbourne categories. Students 

must: 

• Be an Australian citizen residing in Victoria 

• Be eligible for one or more Access 

Melbourne categories. 

www.fbe.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/information/Commerce_Opportunity_Bursary.html 


Commerce at International House Scholarships 

• Residency at International House for the 

first year of the Bachelor of Commerce 

(valued around $13 000). 

Number available: Two. 

Selection is based on academic merit and 

documented disadvantage associated with your 

SEAS application. Students must: 

• Be an applicant from rural or regional 

Victoria (from at least 2009) 

• Be eligible for Access Melbourne 

• Be required to move from a location not 

defined as a major city by the Australian 

Standard Geographic Classification (ASGC) 

Remoteness Areas classification in order to 

undertake the Bachelor of Commerce 

• Have completed the final two years of 

school in a rural or regional secondary 

school, if you are a school leaver. 

www.fbe.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/information/Commerce_at_International_House.html 


www.ihouse.unimelb.edu.au 








required. 







Students must also complete an application 

form for residency at International House. 

For details on how to apply see websites 



Joshuah Wren 

Commerce Opportunity Bursary 

and Melbourne Access Scholarship 

recipient 


“Studying a Commerce degree is 

virtually impossible while living where 

I’m from [in regional Victoria], so 

coming to Melbourne to study was 

a necessity. 

The benefit of the support I’ve 

received from these scholarships is 

that I have less financial pressure and 

strain resulting from studying away 

from home. It allows me to focus on 

completing my studies, and it also 

gives me both a networking 

opportunity and a mentor to help me 

gain the most out of my degree.” 

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Scholarships for international 

students 

The following scholarships are available to international 

students commencing at the University of Melbourne 

in 2012. You are an international student if you are 

not a citizen of Australia or New Zealand, and are not 

an Australian permanent resident (or a holder of an 

Australian permanent humanitarian visa). 


International Undergraduate Scholarships 

• 100% fee remission for the normal 




academic merit. 

Eligible students: 

• Must receive an unconditional offer in an 

undergraduate course in 2012 

• Must not be receiving any other tuition 

scholarship 

• Must be a citizen of a country other than 

Australia. 

Australian permanent residents and New 

Zealand citizens are not eligible. 

Students must apply for an undergraduate 

course at the University of Melbourne in 

2012. 

All eligible students are automatically 

considered. 


required. 




• $10 000 fee remission scholarship. 








Australia. 









Australia. 





2012. 


considered. 


required. 



2012. 


considered. 


required. 

www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/ugrad/international/index.html 



Bachelor of Commerce Scholarships 

Commerce Undergraduate International Merit Scholarships 


duration of the course. 

Number available: Approximately 10. 



www.fbe.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/information/Undergrad_Int_Merit.html 

A.G. Whitlam International Undergraduate Partner Scholarships 

Students must apply for the Bachelor of 

Commerce at the University of Melbourne in 

2012. 


considered. 


required. 



Number available: Approximately eight. 

Selection is based on academic merit. Students 

must also have attended one of the following 

international partner institutions: 

• Trinity Foundation Program 

• Higher Education Learning Program 

• Taylors College 

• Sunway College 

• Beijing Normal University Zhuhai 

• Markham College 

• Singapore Polytechnic 

• Ngee Ann Polytechnic 

• Temasek Polytechnic. 


Commerce at the University of Melbourne in 

2012. 


considered. 


required. 

www.fbe.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/information/AG_Whitlam_UGI.html 

BCom Global Scholarships 


duration of the course. 


Selection is based on academic merit. Students 

must have completed an approved Year 12 

program or equivalent that meets the eligibility 

requirements for the Bachelor of Commerce. 

Students must also: 

• Be a citizen of a country deemed underrepresented 

by the Academic BoardQ, or 

an AusAID student or student sponsored 

by another equivalent humanitarian 

organisation 

• Have not previously completed more than 

12 months of tertiary level studies (excluding 

extension studies completed as part of a 

Year 12 program) 

• Accept a place in the Bachelor of 

Commerce in the year it is offered. 


Commerce at the University of Melbourne 

in 2012. 


considered. 


required. 

www.fbe.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/scholarships.html 

Q Under-represented countries for this scholarship are: Indonesia, Japan, Korea, any Pacific Island nation, Timor-Leste, Papua New Guinea, 

India, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Iran, Thailand, and any South or Central American nation. 

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Stephanie Leung Cheong 

Commerce Undergraduate 

International Merit Scholarship 

recipient 


Mauritius 

“Being awarded the scholarship 

is of great benefit to me as it has 

enabled me to study here at the 

best university in Australia. Without 

it, I would have had less chance of 

coming here because of the huge 

cost of university fees in my currency. 

My course is interesting and I like the 

diversity of cultures at the University. 

I now have friends from all over 

the world.”

Residential 

scholarships 


The University’s residential 

colleges collectively offer 

up to $3.5 million in financial 

assistance, scholarships 

and bursaries to students 

each year. 

The University’s 11 undergraduate 

colleges offer outstanding support for 

students. In 2012, financial support from 

the colleges will assist over 600 

undergraduate students to experience 

life as part of a collegiate community. 

As well as scholarships for academic 

excellence, many scholarships 

specifically assist students from a range 

of diverse backgrounds, including 

regional and rural students, international 

students, Indigenous students, refugees 

and students who are the first in their 

family to attend university. Some 

scholarships are also awarded on the 

basis of course, community involvement, 

leadership potential, and abilities in 

music and sport. 

Many colleges also provide financial 

support in the form of bursaries to 

students whose financial situation may 

prevent them from being able to live at 

college, and some colleges employ 

students to provide additional 

assistance. 

Once you’re enrolled 

Jasmine Tremblay 

Ormond College Scholarship 

recipient 

Bachelor of Biomedicine 

Darwin, Northern Territory 

“Coming from Darwin, College 

immediately provided me with a 

vibrant and supportive community 

and a place I can call home in 

Melbourne. At College, there is 

always a friend to talk to, something 

to celebrate, a game to play, sport to 

watch and something to eat! 

Assistance from scholarships and 

bursaries has helped me to stay in 

College for the length of my degree.” 

The University also offers a range of other grants, prizes, awards and bursaries to our 

students. Grants are available to undertake volunteering or leadership activities, 

awards and prizes are available for outstanding academic achievement, and 

bursaries are available for a variety of needs. 

Once you’re a student at Melbourne, make sure you check with your relevant faculty 

or student centre to find out about the grants, prizes and awards available. 

Scholarship and bursary support usually 

includes a reduction in fees, ranging from 

around 5 per cent to 100 per cent 

remission of fees. Colleges often require 

an application for scholarships or 

assistance. 

For more information about college 

scholarships and bursaries, and the 

application process, go to: 

www.colleges.unimelb.edu.au/ 

information/scholarships.html 

The Brumby Project was funded by a Dreamlarge Student Grant. It was a joint partnership 

with Melbourne veterinary students and the Kalandan Foundation, which assists in the 

reduction of the wild brumby population in the Snowy Mountains, as well as giving 

disadvantaged youths an opportunity to work with horses in their Brumby Camp Program. 


Travelling scholarships 

Travelling scholarships are available to assist students 

enrolled at the University to undertake part of their studies 

overseas. The following scholarships are available to 

both domestic and international students in 2012 (unless 

otherwise specified). 


Melbourne Global Grants 

• Up to $2500 for overseas study of more 

than 12 weeks approved for credit to 

your degree. 

• Up to $1000 for overseas study of less 

than 12 weeks approved for credit to 

your degree. 

Number available: Over 1000. 

To be considered, undergraduate students, 

including honours students, must: 

• Have an overall weighted average of at 

least 65% 

• Have completed, or be about to complete, 

at least 75 points and at least one year of 

study at the University of Melbourne at the 

time of application 

• Not have received a Global Mobility Grant, 

Award or Scholarship in a previous round. 

www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/ugrad/current/travelling.html 


• Submit an appropriate application form 

by the relevant deadline 

• Be approved to go on exchange, study 

abroad or to undertake study or work 

overseas by their faculty(s). 

Melbourne Global Scholars Awards 

• $2500 for overseas study of more than 

12 weeks approved for credit to your 

degree. 

• $1000 for overseas study of less than 

12 weeks approved for credit to your 

degree. 

To be considered, students must: 

• Have entered the University as a Kwong Lee 

Dow Young Scholar from 2011, or 

• Have entered the University with an ATAR of 

at least 98.00 from 2011, and 

• Have an overall weighted average of at least 

65% at the time of application 

• Not have received a Global Mobility Grant, 

Award or Scholarship in a previous round. 


• Submit an appropriate application form 

by the relevant deadline 

• Be approved to go on exchange, study 

abroad or to undertake study or work 

overseas by their faculty(s). 


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Amanda Shipp 

Melbourne Global Grant recipient 

Bachelor of Science 

Amanda went on exchange to the 

University of Toronto, Canada. 

“I loved the opportunity to live in 

one of the oldest colleges at the 

University of Toronto. The view out my 

window, looking across the University 

with the city in the background, was 

breathtaking! 

Spending a week in Toronto before 

classes began allowed me to fall in 

love with the city, orientate myself 

and meet many other international 

students.” 


Melbourne Global Financial Assistance 

• Up to $2000 to undertake an approved 

exchange or study abroad program 

• Award amounts may vary due to 

funding. 

Assistance is awarded on the basis of 

financial need. The receipt of other benefits 

or scholarships, destination, length of study 

and parental assistance are all taken into 

consideration. 


• Must be enrolled in the Global Mobility 

Exchange Program, or an approved study 

abroad program of more than 12 weeks 

duration 

• Must not have received Global Mobility 

Financial Assistance in a previous round. 


• Submit an application directly to 

Melbourne Scholarships. 

Closing dates: 

• 20 May: For travel from May to October 

• 20 October: For travel from November 

to April. 

Round 1 applicants will also be considered 

for the Aitchison Travelling Scholarship (see 

below). 


Aitchison Travelling Scholarship 

• $6500 to undertake an approved 

exchange or study abroad program 

• Award amount may vary due to funding. 

Number available: One. 

Assistance is awarded on the basis of 

financial need. The receipt of other benefits 

or scholarships, destination, length of study 

and parental assistance are all taken into 

consideration. 

Eligible undergraduate students must: 

• Have completed one year (at least 75 

points) towards the course for which they 

are seeking to study overseas 

• Be able to demonstrate financial need 

• Have demonstrated academic success in 

their course, usually an average of 70% or 

higher. 


• Submit an application for Melbourne 

Global Financial Assistance (see above) 

directly to Melbourne Scholarships. 

Students eligible for the Aitchison Travelling 

Scholarship will be considered automatically 

from this application. 




Vachara Leegomonchai 

Melbourne Global Grant recipient 


Thailand 

“I have always been fascinated by 

Japanese culture and language. I 

started learning Japanese in first 

year. By the time I started second 

year, I began taking extra classes 

outside the University to expand my 

knowledge. 

I went on exchange to Sophia 

University in Tokyo, and my 

fascination with the country 

still continues.” 


Melbourne Global Scholarships in Language Study 

• $500 up to $7000 (depending on length 

of program) to undertake language 

study overseas. 

Number available: Up to 60. 

www.languages.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships 


• Have completed a full year of language 

study at tertiary level in the language they 

intend to study overseas 

• Be enrolled in studies in their target 

language 

• Have achieved an H2B (70%+) average in 

the target language 

• Be receiving credit towards their University 

of Melbourne degree for their overseas 

language studies. 

Offered by the School of Languages and 

Linguistics to students studying a language 

overseas. 

Students must apply directly to the School of 

Languages and Linguistics. 

Closing dates: 

• 31 March: For travel on or after 1 May 

and before 1 November 

• 31 August: For travel on or after 1 

November and before 1 May in the 

following year. 

OS-HELP Loans 

The Department of Education, Employment 

and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) provides 

OS-HELP Loans to assist undergraduate 

Australian students in undertaking some of 

their study overseas. 

Funding amount is indexed each year (up to 

$5600 in 2011). 

Australian citizens or holders of a permanent 

humanitarian visa who are enrolled in a 

Commonwealth Supported Place in an 

undergraduate degree are eligible to apply for 

an OS-HELP Loan to undertake study outside 

Australia with an approved overseas higher 

education institution as part of exchange or 

study abroad. 

Students must submit an application for an 

OS-HELP Loan to Melbourne Scholarships 

six weeks before overseas study 

commences. 

www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/ugrad/current/travelling_oshelp.html 

Equity Travel Awards 

The University of Melbourne is committed to providing a world-class educational experience for all students, regardless of their 

financial background. 

In 2012, we have allocated Commonwealth funds from the Higher Education Participation and Partnership Program (HEPPP) to support a 

travel awards program intended to enable students from educationally disadvantaged backgrounds to take full advantage of the Melbourne 

experience; to expand their knowledge beyond the traditional learning space; and to engage in experiences that contribute to the quality of 

student engagement and to the enrichment of individual learning. 

More information will be available on our website in 2012: 

www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships/ugrad 

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Other travelling funding 

opportunities 

As well as funding offered by the University for general overseas study, you 

may also be eligible for additional funding to undertake study overseas at 

specific institutions or destinations, or through your faculty. 

Further information is available at: 

www.mobility.unimelb.edu.au/outbound/funding/other-funding.html 


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