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level however there is a limited number of undergraduate scholarships (country specific). Curtin will work with AAS recipients to equip you with the skills and knowledge you need to drive change and
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for this scholarship, you must either be: an Australian citizen an Australian permanent resident. You must: Undergraduate Course You must be enrolled either full-time or part-time at QUT and have completed 192 credit
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for this scholarship, you must either be: an Australian citizen an Australian permanent resident. You must: You must be enrolled either full-time or part-time in one of the following courses at QUT: ED59 Bachelor
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for placement-related expenses until your placement is completed. You may be eligible for additional financial support through one of our other Professional Experience Grants . Use of the grant You can use the
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personal and cultural strengths, enabling them to become strong leaders and role models within their own families and communities, and in doing so, helping Australia grow and prosper. Recipients
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experience and knowledge as a recipient of this Scholarship. The Scholarship aims to build upon their own personal and cultural strengths, enabling them to become strong leaders and role models within
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’ in Nyungar language, the Moorditj Maaman Scholarship (Scholarship ) aims to empower Moorditj men with a sense of belonging and purpose to become strong leaders and role models within their families and
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personal and cultural strengths, enabling them to become strong leaders and role models within their own families and communities, and in doing so, helping Australia grow and prosper. Recipients
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This scholarship provides: up to $10,000 per year for up to four years An opportunity to engage in a mentorship with a member of the Port of Portland Work experience/internship opportunities
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at a tertiary institution other than RMIT, please upload a copy of your academic transcript (if applicable) Up to three pieces of your journalistic work you have had published, or examples of your work