Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria, Western Australia
STEM
Women

Elevate: Boosting women in STEM scholarships

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In addition to providing financial support, the program aims to address gender inequities in STEM through fostering more women-led industry-academia collaborations in applied research and business, growing professional skills of women in STEM and by propelling women into leadership.

Offered by: Australian Academy of Technological Sciences & Engineering

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Value

The table below outlines the payment for full-time students (AUD$) in each category of scholarship. Part-time students will be paid pro-rata.

	Undergraduate	Postgraduate	Leadership
Maximum duration of scholarship	3 years	3 years	2 years
Maximum scholarship funding	$30,000	$82,000	$70,000

Eligibility Criteria

To be considered, all applicants for any scholarship must meet these three eligibility criteria:

Be a domestic student
Identify as a woman
Be planning to undertake a STEM degree or Master of Business Administration (MBA) at an Australian University

OPEN

Friday 29 July 2022

OPENS

Friday 30 September 2022

CLOSES

Up to $82,000 AUD

VALUE

NUMBER AVAILABLE

University

STUDY TYPE

STEM

FIELD

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