Murdoch University Indigenous Engineering Pathway Scholarship 2027
Australia
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Description
Supporting up to 5 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students pursuing the Bachelor of Engineering Technology at Murdoch University offer…
Full Description
Murdoch University Indigenous Engineering Pathway Scholarship is for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students seeking to access engineering study or careers via the Bachelor of Engineering Technology.
Summary
- Application Deadline: 07 Mar 2027
- Country to Study: Australia
- School to Study: Murdoch University
- Type: Undergraduate
- Sponsor: Murdoch University
Amount
AUD 1,500 – 12,000
Funding Types
Apply
Application LinkDeadline
Mar 26, 2027
170 days remaining
Benefits
Scholarship Value: $9,000 - $12,000
How to Apply
Complete the Murdoch University Indigenous Engineering Pathway Scholarship Application Form (Please download the form, complete and include in email to scholarships@murdoch.edu.au with additional documentation as listed in the "required documents" section).
For more information, kindly visit Murdoch University scholarship webpage.
Required Documents
This Scholarship requires you to provide the following documents:
- Personal Statement (200-250 words) on how receipt of this Scholarship will help you attain your study and career goals.
- Written reference(s) – from your School and / or community leader who can comment on your motivation to study and succeed at University.
Please save all files and name with your Surname, First Name Initial, and Date eg: ApplicationSmithJ25Aug24 StatementSmithJ25Aug24 ReferenceSmithJ25Aug24
Eligibility Criteria
To apply for this scholarship you must:
- be an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person
- Meet entry requirements for the Bachelor of Engineering Technology
- If you are a school leaver, have Murdoch Engineering Technology as your 1st or 2nd preference on TISC
- Submit a personal statement and a reference.
Successful candidates must study full-time internally at Murdoch University and be commencing their first year of tertiary study.
