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  • University of Melbourne offers fully funded scholarships for international students

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    The University of Melbourne is currently accepting applications for its Scholarships for the academic session 2024-25, welcoming both International and Domestic Students.

    These scholarships present an exceptional opportunity for individuals aspiring to pursue a Master’s or PhD Degree at the esteemed Australian institution.

    The University of Melbourne, founded in 1853, stands as Australia’s second oldest research university. The university offers a diverse range of programs, hosts public events, workshops, and provides connections to entrepreneurs. A broad spectrum of academic fields and majors are available for postgraduate studies, encompassing Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, Agriculture, Business, Engineering, Health, Computer Science, among others.

    Scholarship coverage:
    Fully Funded: The scholarship comprehensively covers all expenses, including tuition fees.

    Duration: The scholarship spans two years for Master’s Degree programs and four years for Doctoral Degree programs.

    Financial Benefits:
    Master’s Degree: Full fee coverage for up to 2 years.

    PhD Degree: Full fee coverage for up to 4 years.

    Living Allowance: Amounting to $37,000 per year pro rata for Master’s (up to 2 years) and up to 3.5 years for PhD. This includes provisions for paid sick, maternity, and parenting leave.

    Relocation Grant: A relocation grant of $2000 is provided for students moving within Australia, while international students receive $3000.

    Available Study Fields: The Melbourne Graduate Research Scholarships 2024 encompass a wide range of fields, including Arts, Agriculture, Business, Engineering, Law, Health, Information Technology, Science, and more.

    Eligibility criteria
    Open to candidates of all nationalities worldwide.

    Applicants must be enrolled or applying for Master’s by Research or PhD by Research programs.

    Current students in any Graduate Research Degree are eligible to apply.