Humanitarian Scholarship

Edith Cowan University (ECU)

The purpose of the Humanitarian scholarship is to assist undergraduate students who are either first generation descendants of a refugee or are refugees themselves. Applicants must be currently enrolled or intending to enrol in semester one, in an undergraduate bachelor degree course at Edith Cowan University.

Eligibility

Applicants must be an Australian citizen, Australian permanent humanitarian or permanent resident; be a refugee or the first generation descendant of such a person, who experienced forced migration and may have entered Australia in a number of ways including off-shore approved Refugee or Humanitarian entrant onshore, community based Asylum Seeker or refugee, temporary protection visa holder, family reunion; be enrolled or enrolling into 'on campus' units (i.e. not for online study) at ECU in any course leading to the award of a undergraduate degree; able to demonstrate financial hardship; be willing to write a statement describing how they used the scholarship at the end of the academic year; and be without any other major scholarship ($1,500 or greater per semester).

Further details

Applicants of the Humanitarian Scholarship must attach evidence of theirs or their parent's refugee status when submitting their application. ECU will accept copies of documentation provided by the Australian Government - Department of Immigration and Border Protection showing entry to Australia on a refugee or humanitarian visa including 'Document for Travel' and Australian Visas for students and/or their parents. Please note, if any of the relevant parties are known under a different name to that on their immigration documents, then further evidence of the name change will need to be provided.

Closing date Early April
Frequency Annual
Student type Australian
Gender Co-Ed
For Australian students
For international students
Level of study Undergraduate / VET
Field of studys Accounting
Agriculture
Architecture
Psychology
Built environment
Business and management
Communications
Computing and information technology
Creative arts
Dentistry
Economics
Education and training
Engineering and technology
Environmental studies
Tourism and hospitality
Health services and support
Humanities and social sciences
Languages
Law
Para-legal studies
Mathematics
Medicine
Nursing
Pharmacy
Rehabilitation
Sciences
Social work
Sport and leisure
Surveying
Veterinary science
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