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Arts Management

420 Elizabeth Street
	Tel: +61-2-9310-2466 Fax: +61-2-9310-5334 E-Mail: enquiries@artsmanagement.com.au Web: www.artsmanagement.com.au

Scholarship: Marten Bequest Travelling Scholarships

Study Domain architecture, fine arts, graphic arts, music and musicology, performing arts
Description: 6 scholarships per year for the fields of literature, poetry, drama, ballet, music, art, and architecture.
Subjects: prose, poetry, acting, ballet, singing, instrumental music, painting, sculpture and architecture.
Open to: all people born in Australia; between the ages of 21 and 35 (17 and 35 for ballet).
Place of study: in any country.
Duration: 24 months.
Value: A$18,000 each.
Applications: by end of October (forms available from August), to the above address.

Australian Agency for Overseas Development (AusAID)

GPO Box 887
	Fax: +61-2-6206-4880 Tlx: 62631 E-Mail: infoausaid@ausaid.gov.au Web: www.ausaid.gov.au

Scholarship: Scholarships

Study Domain development studies
Scholarships: AusAID Scholarships.
Description: (a) Australian Development Co-operation Scholarships, formerly John Crawford Scholarship Scheme (JCSS); (b) Australian Sponsored Training Scholarships (ASTAS), formerly Sponsored Student Programme (STP); (c) Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan (CSFP).
Subjects: wide variety corresponding to needs of developing countries.
Open to: nationals of developing countries with appropriate academic and/or practical experience relevant to training and sufficiently mature to contribute, on their return, to the development process within their country of citizenship; for (b) and (c), individuals must be nominated by their own governments.
Place of study: in Australia, mainly at Australian tertiary institutions.
Duration: varies according to course undertaken; undergraduate: 3 years; specialist and postgraduate: 2 to 6 years; ad hoc practical courses: 2 to 3 months.
Value: variable between countries and institution of enrolment; generally covers annual tuition fees, an annual stipend (tax exempt) and return airfare.
Applications: Australian Diplomatic Mission in respective countries should be contacted for application information.

Australian Catholic University (Victoria) (ACU)

	International Education Office PO Box 968
	Tel: +61-2-9739-2929 Fax: +61-2-6739-2905 Web: www.acu.edu.au

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate Programmes

Study Domain arts, cultural studies, education, mechanical engineering, music and musicology, nursing, social work, theology, religion
Programmes: programme of courses leading to Bachelor's degree, graduate diploma and Master's degree.
Description: (a) Bachelor's degree in arts, business, education (primary and secondary), information systems, human movement studies, music, nursing, science (environmental science), social science, social work; (b) Graduate diploma in arts, education, nursing, religion studies, religious education, social science; (c) Master's degree in arts, education, human movement studies, nursing, music, social science.
Open to: candidates with Australian Year 12 certificate or equivalent (Bachelor's degree only).
Fees: tuition, A$9,000-$10,500 per year.
Applications: by 31 October, to International Education Office. International Education Office, at the above address; tel: +61 2 9739 2072; fax:+61 2 9739 2001; email: international@acu.edu.au.

Australian Federation of University Women (AFUW)

Private Box 8 217 Haken Drive
	E-Mail: afuwact@afuw.org.au Web: www.afuwqfellowships.com

Scholarship: Scholarships and Fellowships

Study Domain all major fields
Scholarships: AFUW Fellowships and Scholarships for Postgraduate Research or Study
Description: fellowships awarded to women graduates from more than ten countries, for studies in a wide range of disciplines: marine biology; architecture, law, literature, radiography, mathematics, social work, archaeology, economics, molecular biology, management, music, information technology and performing arts.
Open to: women graduates from more than ten countries.
Applications: to Fellowship Convenors, Queensland Fellowship Fund, C/- Academic Dress Hire Service P.O. Box 6083, St. Lucia, Queensland 4067, Australia.

Australian Maritime College (AMC)

PO Box 986
	Tel: +61-3-6335-4711 Fax: +61-3-6326-6493 Web: www.amc.edu.au

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain architecture, communication, engineering, fisheries, management
Programmes: programme of courses leading to Certificate, Diploma, Graduate certificate, Graduate diploma, Bachelor's degree, Master's degree, Doctorate.
Subjects: courses in nautical studies, marine and maritime engineering, naval architecture, maritime electronics, fisheries technology, radio communications, maritime business, fisheries management.
Open to: candidates of all nationalities having completed Year 12 or equivalent.
Duration: 6 months to 4 years.
Applications: by 31 October, to the Admissions Officer.

Australian National University (ANU)

International Education Office
	Tel: +61-2-6249-5111 Fax: +61-2-6249-5931 Web: www.anu.edu.au

Course: Graduate, Postgraduate, Postdoctoral Programmes / Demography

Study Domain demography and population studies
Programmes: programme of courses leading to graduate diploma, Master of Arts (M.A.) and Ph.D.
Description: graduate diploma, Master of Arts in demography by course work and Ph.D. in demography by thesis, technical, social, and economic aspects of demography.
Open to: nationals of all countries holding a university degree.
Duration: Diploma: 1 year; Master's degree: 2 years; Ph.D.: 3 years.
Financial assistance: Australian Government Overseas Scholarships are available (all applicants for these awards must be sponsored by their own governments); ANU Ph.D. scholarships.
Applications: at any time, to the Convenor, Graduate Program in Demography, at the above address.

Scholarship: Scholarships

Study Domain economic and commercial sciences, economy
Scholarships: ANU Undergraduate Scholarships.
Description: (a) Faculty of Economics and Commerce Undergraduate Scholarships; (b) General Undergraduate Scholarships.
Open to: (a) undergraduate students in the Faculty of economics and commerce from Hong Kong (China), Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia; (b) candidates of all nationalities.
Duration: the standard duration of the student's degree.
Value: each scholarship covers tuition fees.
Languages: English language proficiency required; contact the University for admission requirements.
Applications: (a) by 17 December; (b) by 16 December, to the above address.

Australian Research Council (ARC)

GPO Box 2702
	Tel: +61-2-6287-6600 Fax: +61-2-6287-6600 E-Mail: info@arc.gov.au Web: www.arc.gov.au/int_activities/default.htm

Scholarship: Australian Research Council Research Fellowships

Study Domain research
Description: Australian fellowships for overseas researchers. Fellowships are available under international agreements for the reciprocal exchange of postdoctoral researchers. (a) ARC International Fellowships funded under international agreements for the reciprocal exchange of postdoctoral researchers, including the Anglo-Australian Observatory (AAO) Fellowship Agreement (managed by the AAO); (b) ARC International Fellowships to fund overseas researcher/s to work in Australia; (c) ARC International Fellowships to fund Australian researcher/s to work in overseas institutions; and Australia-Israel Fellowships co-funded by the ARC and the Australia-Israel Scientific Exchange Foundation; (d) Overseas fellowships for Australian researchers are also available (under reciprocal agreements) through some granting bodies overseas. There are several fellowships available to Australian researchers.
Open to: candidates of any nationality holding a Ph.D. or equivalent qualification and (a) a written agreement of the proposed institution to host the project, preference given to Australian citizens; (b) at least 2 years' post-doctoral experience at the time of application, an excellent academic record, a written agreement of the proposed institution to host the project and evidence of innovative research, preference given to Australian citizens; (c) international recognition as a leader in research; (d) publications in international refereed journals and an established research programme with 3 to 6 years' post-doctoral research experience preferably at an institution other than where the Ph.D. was obtained, awarded on merit to suitably qualified persons, irrespective of nationality.
Place of study:
Duration:
Value: variable; generally includes salary and research support grant.
Applications: see website http://www.arc.gov.au/apply_grants/linkage_int_fellow.htm for further information.

Scholarship: Scholarships

Place of study:

Australian Vice-Chancellors' Committee (AVC)

PO Box 1142
	Tel: +61-2-6285-8200 Fax: +61-2-6285-8211 E-Mail: general@avcc.edu.au Web: sunset.avcc.edu.au

Scholarship: Fellowships

Study Domain all major fields
Scholarships: postgraduate Fellowships.
Description: (a) Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan (CSFP) awards; (b) Australian European Awards Program (AEAP).
Subjects: unrestricted study, for postgraduate study or research.
Open to: (a) graduate students from the United Kingdom (4 awards), Canada (2 awards), and New Zealand (2 awards); (b) graduate students from various European countries: Croatia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Slovenia and Switzerland.
Place of study: in Australian tertiary institutions.
Duration: (a) 2 to 3 years (possible extension if justified); (b) 12 months (not renewable).
Value: living allowance, plus travel to and from Australia, all compulsory fees and health cover.
Applications: (a) by 30 June for awards tenable 7 months later through CSFP authority in applicant's country; (b) by 31 May for awards tenable 8 months later through the Australian Embassy in applicant's country.

Central Queensland University (CQU)

Bruce Highway CQ Mail Center Rockhampton
	Tel: +61-7-4930-9724 Fax: +61-7-4930-2007 Tlx: AA 49176 E-Mail: international-enquiries@cqu.edu.au. Web: www.cqu.edu.au

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain agriculture, audio-visual media, business, communication, computer science, education, engineering, health and hygiene, humanities and arts, information science, law, music and musicology, performing arts, recreation and leisure, sciences, social sciences, technology
Programmes: programme of courses leading to Bachelor's degree, Master's degree, Graduate diploma, Associate diploma and PhD degree.
Description: (a) Bachelor of Arts: (communications and media studies, humanities and social sciences), applied sciences (biology, chemistry, physics), business (accounting, human resource management, information systems, management and marketing), engineering (civil, electrical, mechanical), teaching, health science; (b) Master of Engineering: business, applied science, arts, education, health administration; (c) Graduate diploma in: management, applied computing, information technology, primary and secondary teaching, information systems management, accounting, taxation, health administration and information systems; (d) Associate diploma in aquatic resource management, biological laboratory techniques, information technology, engineering, industrial instrumentation, applied chemistry, education and school support; (f) Ph.D./Doctoral programmes are available in all faculties.
Subjects: agriculture, environment; business, law; communications, media; Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music (Mackay Campus Only); creative and performing arts; education ; engineering, technology; health, recreation; humanities, social sciences; information technology; sciences.
Open to: candidates of all nationalities holding a senior certificate (matriculation) or equivalent qualifications; TOEFL, IELTS or equivalent evidence of English competence required for entry into formal programmes; GPA 2.5 over a minimum of 12 months of university study (or the equivalent) for Study Abroad programmes.
Duration: (a) to (d) formal study: 6 months (semester abroad) to 4 years for some full degree programmes (courses begin in February or July).
Applications: any time prior to commencement of academic year, to the Director, International Education, at the above address. Admission form for full-fee international applicants is available at http://www.international.cqu.edu.au/applying/appforadmission.pdf.

Scholarship: Graduate, Postgraduate Awards

Study Domain all major fields, business administration
Scholarships: (a) Master of Business Administration; (b) Vice Chancellors Scholarship; (c) International Postgraduate Research Award (IPRA); (d) International Postgraduate Research Scholarship (IPRS).
Open to: candidates of all nationalities; (b) to new international students.
	Academic requirements: (a), (b) good grades and work experience, assessed on a case-by-case basis; (c), (d) Honours 1 or equivalent.
Place of study: (a), (b) at Rockhampton Campus.
Value: (a) 33% tuition reduction, approximately A$9,000 per year; (b) 20% tuition reduction, up to A$2,400 per year: (c) tuition: up to A$18,500, including relocation allowance, research support grant, thesis allowance; (d) tuition fees and overseas health coverage for 2-year Master's and 3-year doctoral programmes.
Applications: (a) January and April; contact r.wallace@cqu.edu.au; (b) January, April and September; contact: n.swanson@cqu.edu.au. (c), (d) December; contact: n.swanson@cqu.edu.au.

Charles Sturt University (CSU)

International Division Locked Bag 669
	Tel: +61-2-6338-4200 Fax: +61-2-6338-4838 Web: www.csu.edu.au

Course: Graduate, Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain administration, agriculture, applied arts, business, education, information science, international business, liberal arts, technology
Programmes: programme of courses leading to Master's degree, Ph.D. and graduate certificate/diploma.
Description: (a) graduate certificate/diploma in business administration, agricultural studies, information systems; (b) M.B.A. in international business; (c) M.App. Science in agriculture, science and technology, environmental science, information technology; (d) M.Education in education; (e) M.Arts in communication, arts (honours); (f) M.Social Science in social science (honours); (g) Ph.D. in arts, education, science and agriculture.
Open to: candidates of all nationalities who matriculate to recognized university standards and pass a test of English proficiency; documentary evidence of educational qualifications required; extra help in English language available.
Duration: 1 to 3 years depending on the course; courses begin in late February.
Fees: tuition, A$10,500-$14,500; medical insurance over a 4-years period up to A$1,248; room and board, A$130 per week.
Applications: to the International Office at the above address.

Course: Undergraduate Programmes

Study Domain administration, agriculture, applied arts, biology, business, education, food industry, information science, liberal arts, nursing
Programmes: Programme of courses leading to Bachelor's degree; also double degree programme.
Description: (a) Business: accounting, finance, business management, electronic commerce, international business management, human resources management, marketing tourism management; (b) Social Science: criminal justice, psychology; (c) Arts: graphic design, arts, television production, psychology, communication, acting for screen and stage, design for theatre and television, advertising, journalism, multimedia, public relations and organizational communication, photography; (d) Education: early childhood, secondary mathematics, primary, human movement, technology and applied studies; (e) Applied science: medical imaging, agriculture, environmental analysis, applied maths, biotechnology, food technology, parks and recreation, nuclear medicine technology, business, ecotourism, equine studies, food science, horticulture (environmental horticulture, production horticulture); (f) Information Technology and spatial information systems science; (g) Nursing; (h) Health Science: occupational therapy; nutrition and dietetics, speech pathology; (i) Medicine; (j) Agriculture; (k) Environmental Science; (l) Science, (m) Associate Diploma in Jewellery.
Open to: candidates of all nationalities who matriculate to recognized university standards and pass a test of English proficiency; documentary evidence of educational qualifications required.
Duration: 1 to 4 years depending on the course; courses begin in late February or July.
Fees: tuition, A$10,500-$14,500; medical insurance over a 4-year period up to A$1,248; room and board, approx. A$130 per week.
Applications: to the International Office, at the above address.

Scholarship: Scholarships

Study Domain agriculture, arts, business, education, health and hygiene, sciences
Scholarships: Postgraduate Research Scholarships.
Description: (a) International Postgraduate Research Scholarships; (b) Charles Sturt University (CSU) Postgraduate Research Studentships.
Open to: candidates of all nationalities who qualified for a postgraduate research course.
Duration: 1 to 3 years depending on the course; courses begin in late February.
Value: (a) for tuition fees only; (b) scholarship provides a stipend (2002 stipend was A$17,609).
Applications: by 1 November, to the International Office at the above address.

Curtin University of Technology

GPO Box U1987
	Tel: +61-8-9266-2000 Fax: +61-8-9266-2255 Web: www.curtin.edu.au

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields, agriculture, education, engineering, humanities and arts, sciences
Programmes: Programme of courses leading to Bachelor's degree, Master's degree and Ph.D.
Subjects: courses in engineering and science, education and social sciences, humanities, business and administration, health sciences, agribusiness and agriculture, mining.
Open to: candidates of all nationalities, with competency in English (IELTS Overall Band Score of 6.0 or over 550 TOEFL), completion of one year of study, in good academic standing (minimum of 2.75 GPA).
Duration: 2 to 5 years; courses begin in February and July.
Financial assistance: scholarships available for qualified applicants through AusAID.
Applications: by March of the preceding year, to the Director, International Office, at the above address.

Scholarship: Scholarships

Study Domain all major fields
Scholarships: Curtin U. of T. Scholarships.
Description: (a) Curtin Overseas Student Scholarship; (b) Curtin University Alumni Singapore Scholarship (only 1 scholarship will be current at any one time); (c) Overseas Postgraduate Research Scholarship.
Subjects: unrestricted study subjects.
Open to: (a) overseas students who have completed 2 full years of study at Curtin University of Technology; the scholarship is awarded for academic excellence; whilst in receipt of this award students may not hold another scholarship or be bonded to an employer without the written permission of the Academic Registrar, Commonwealth Government Subsidized Students are not eligible; (b) open to Singaporean citizens who are about to graduate or have graduated from the Western Australian Institute of Technology/Curtin University of Technology who are seeking full-time postgraduate study at Curtin University; (c) awarded on academic merit and research capacity to suitably qualified overseas graduates eligible to commence a higher degree by research.
Place of study: (a) and (b) Curtin University of Technology; (c) an Australian higher education institution to undertake a full-time Master's degree by research or Ph.D. degree.
Duration: (a) 1 year, full-time study.
Value: (a) overseas student tuition fee is paid; (b) annual stipend will be paid to cover the student's living expenses and tuition fee; (c) overseas student tuition fee paid, no other allowances are covered under this award.
Applications: (a) by November; (b) by August; (c) by September, to the Scholarships Officer, Academic Registrar's Office, at the above address.

Deakin University

Geelong
	Tel: +61-3-5227-1100 Fax: +61-3-5227-2001 Tlx: DUNIV AA 35625 E-Mail: vpa@deakin.edu.au Web: www.deakin.edu.au

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: Programme of courses leading to Bachelor's degree, Graduate certificate, Graduate diploma, Master's degree and Doctor's of philosophy (Ph.D.).
Description: (a) Bachelor's degree in applied science, architecture, arts, building, commerce, education, engineering, law, letters, nursing, science, social work, teaching, technology; (b) Graduate Certificate in engineering, professional writing, quantity surveying, media studies, environmental and heritage interpretation; (c) Graduate Diploma of applied science, aquaculture, children's literature, development studies, education, health education, interpreting and translating management, professional writing, media studies, special education, teaching LOTE, TESOL, women's studies; (d) Master's degree by course work in aquaculture, arts, development studies, education, human nutrition, international trade and investment law, laws; (e) Master's degree by research in applied science, architecture, arts, arts education, commerce, nursing, building, economics; (f) Doctor of philosophy.
Open to: candidates who satisfy overseas students entry and English proficiency requirements; with: (a) VCE or overseas equivalent; (b) and (c) undergraduate degree from a recognized university and/or relevant work experience; (d) undergraduate honours degree from a recognized university plus relevant work experience; (e) undergraduate honours degree from a recognized university; (f) eligibility assessed on inquiry.
Duration: (a) 3 to 5 years; double degree: 4 to 5 years; (b) 6 months; (c) 1 year; (d) and (e) 1 to 3 years; (f) up to 3 years.
Applications: to Deakin International, at the above address.

Scholarship: Scholarships

Study Domain all major fields
Scholarships: Postgraduate Scholarships for Research.
Description: any field of study offered by a faculty in the University.
Open to: international students who meet the University's entry requirements; candidates for Master's degree or Ph.D. research must satisfy Deakin's Research Committee that they are competent to undertake a higher degree by research.
Duration: Ph.D., from 2 to 4 years; Master's degree, from 1 to 2 years; Doctor of Education, from 3 to 4 years.
Applications: by 16 October, to the above address.

Edith Cowan University (ECU)

Pearson Street
	Tel: +61-8-9273-8333 Fax: +61-8-9387-7095 E-Mail: d.earl@cowan.edu.au Web: www.cowan.edu.au

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: programme of courses leading to Associate diploma, diploma, Bachelor's degree, graduate diploma, postgraduate diploma, Master's degree, Doctorate.
Description: (a) Associate diploma and Associate degree courses in arts, education, social science, science and performing arts; (b) Diploma courses in music and performing arts; (c) Bachelor's degree in science, arts, business and commerce, education, engineering, health science, nursing, psychology, social science, technology; (d) graduate diploma in science, arts, business, education, social science; (e) postgraduate diploma in business, nursing; (f) Master's programmes in science, arts, business and commerce, education, engineering, health science, nursing, social science, music, visual arts, art therapy; (g) doctoral programmes in arts, business and commerce, education, engineering, health and human services, science and technology and interdisciplinary programmes.
Open to: candidates of university entrance level; TOEFL required; intensive English language courses available.
Duration: 2 to 3 years; all courses begin in February.
Applications: by 30 November of the previous year for semester 1 intake or 30 May for semester 2 intake, to the International Students Office at the above address.

Flinders University of South Australia

GPO Box 2100
	Tel: +61-8-8201-3911 Fax: +61-8-8201-3000 Tlx: AA 89624 FLINDU E-Mail: study.abroad@flinders.edu.au Web: www.flinders.edu.au/international

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: programme of courses leading to Bachelor's and Master's degrees.
Description: (a) Courses in all major fields; (b) Master's of International Business Administration; (c) Master's of Arts in international relations.
Open to: (a) candidates having completed secondary school at a satisfactory level; undergraduate candidates having completed tertiary qualifications at a satisfactory level; eligible postgraduate candidates; (b) holders of appropriate honours degree with at least 2 years' work experience; (c) holders of a completed degree in political science or international relations.
Applications: to the International Office, at the above address.

Scholarship: Scholarships

Study Domain all major fields
Scholarships: Flinders University Scholarships.
Description: (a) Polytechnics of Singapore Scholarship Scheme; (b) International Student Merit Scholarship (Graduate Entry Medical Program - GEMP); (c) Alumni Association Honours Scholarship; (d) International Postgraduate Research Scholarships (IPRS).
Open to: (a) selected graduates of diploma courses from the Singapore Polytechnic, Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Nanyang Polytechnic or the Temasek Polytechnic who are accepted to undertake an undergraduate degree course offered by the Faculty of Science and Engineering; (b) selected students in the international quota for the Graduate Entry Medical Program (GEMP); (c) international students offered admission to an honours course at Flinders. Awarded to the applicant with the best grade point average in the three years of undergraduate study; (d) for any Master's degree by research or Ph.D. study.
Value: (a) 25% remission on standard international student tuition fee; (b) 50% remission of annual tuition fee: (c) A$10,000 per year; (d) full student tuition fees; and student health coverage for recipient and dependants. This scholarship is provided for up to three years for Ph.D. studies and up to two years for a Master's degree by research studies, subject to satisfactory progress.
Applications: (b) further information and application form is available from the GEMP website; (c) from the Scholarships Office from mid-November; applications must be received by 15 December, the winner is announced in January.

Greece (Embassy of) (GO)

9 Turrana Street
	Tel: +61-62-273-3011

Scholarship: Scholarships

Study Domain all major fields, cultural studies, Greek, languages
Scholarships: Greek Language and Culture Scholarships.
Description: (a) Australian-Greek Awards (11-15); unrestricted but of a nature that such opportunities for study would not be available in Australia; (b) Aristotle Scholarships (6); improvement of Greek language skills; (c) Greek Government Scholarship; postgraduate studies or research; (d) State Scholarships Foundation (10); postgraduate studies in Greece leading to a doctoral degree; (e) State Scholarships Foundation (5); modern Greek language.
Open to: (a) Australian citizens with some knowledge of Greek language for training, studying or furthering professional experience in Greece; (b) and (c) all Australian citizens; (d) Australian citizens of Greek origin; (e) teachers, residents of Greek-speaking regions.
Place of study: (a) according to individual awardees' programme; (b) University of Thessaloniki (Greece); (c), (d) and (e) any university in Greece.
Duration: (a) 2 to 6 months; (b) 1 year; (c) 10 months; (d) and (e) 1 year, renewable up to 3 years.
Value: return economy class excursion air fares to Greece; weekly allowance towards living expenses payable to awardees for the period of their approved programme.
Applications: to the Education Attaché, at the above address.

Griffith University (GU)

Nathan
	Tel: +61-7-3875-7340 Fax: +61-7-3875-7507 Tlx: AA40362 E-Mail: griffith.university@gu.edu.au Web: www.gu.edu.au

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate and Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain arts, business, ecology, environment, education, engineering, international studies, law, music and musicology, nursing, tourism, hotel and catering management
Programmes: Bachelor's degree, Master's degree and Ph.D.
Subjects: humanities and social sciences, business, commerce and management, education, health sciences, science, technology and information technology, engineering, creative, visual and performing arts; intensive English language courses also available.
Duration: 1 semester to 4 years; all courses begin in February or July.
Fees: tuition fees approx. A$9,000 per year; living expenses, approx. A$10,000 per year.
Applications: at any time, to the Admissions Officer, International Centre at the above address.

Scholarship: Scholarships

Study Domain all major fields, arts, business, ecology, environment, education, engineering, health and hygiene, international studies, law, music and musicology, tourism, hotel and catering management
Scholarships: Postgraduate Research Scholarships.
Description: approximately 3 scholarships available in the following study areas; business and commerce, engineering and technology, education, health, environment, languages and international studies, law and justice, tourism and leisure, humanities, music and art, science, nursing.
Open to: nationals of all countries, with an honours degree from a recognized tertiary institution, or equivalent.
Duration: M. Phil.: 24 months; Ph.D.: 36 months, renewable for 6 months under exceptional circumstances.
Value: living allowance, relocation and thesis allowance; partial reimbursement of travel costs.
Applications: by 31 October, to the Postgraduate Scholarships Officer.

Griffith University, Queensland Conservatorium of Music (GU)

P.O. Box 3428 South Brisbane Business Centre
	Tel: +61-7-3875-7340 Fax: +61-7-3875-7507 E-Mail: griffith.university@gu.edu.au Web: www.gu.edu.au

Course: Music Study Programmes

Study Domain music and musicology, performing arts
Programmes: Graduate Diploma of Music; Bachelor of Music; Bachelor of Arts in Music; Bachelor of Music Performance; Diploma of Music; Master of Music.
Open to: students with suitable level of music performance; theory-audition.
Duration: 1 to 4 years; courses begin in February.
Applications: by the first week of August, to the Registrar; audition forms are available in March.

International Programme Tasmania (TAFE)

GPO Box TAFE
	Tel: +61-3 -6233-5487 Fax: +61-3-6233-4865 Web: www.tafe.tas.edu.au

Course: Undergraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: (a) Associate diplomas in art, banking, applied science, child care, community service, graphic design, horticulture, engineering, electrical engineering, civil engineering, travel and tourism, office administration, mechanical engineering, information technology, agriculture; (b) certificates in travel and tourism, beautician studies, restaurant service, cookery, computing, fashion industry studies, mechanics, commercial studies, racing and breeding practices; (c) Advanced Certificates in developmental disability, sound production, laboratory technology, horticultural technology, engineering, CAD; (d) diplomas in management, marketing and accounting; (e) advanced diplomas in children's services and medical laboratory technology.
Open to: candidates of all nationalities, aged over 16; with 10 to 12 years of educational experience.
Duration: (a) 2 years; (b) 6 months to 1 year; (c) 1 year; (d) and (e) 3 years.
Applications: by 30 January, to TAFE International Education Programme, at the above address.

James Cook University of North Queensland (JCU)

Townsville Campus Angus Smith Drive
	Tel: +61-7-4781 4111 Fax: +61 7 4779 6371 Tlx: AA 47009 E-Mail: registrar@jcu.edu.au Web: www.jcu.edu.au

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: a) Associate diploma courses in applied photography and commercial art, museum studies, women's studies, diploma of communications; (b) Bachelor's degree courses in: administration of tourism, administration, accounting, applied science in environmental studies, arts, biomedical sciences, commerce, community welfare, construction management, economics, education, engineering, information technology, journalism, laws, management, music, nursing science, psychology, science, social work, theatre, visual arts; (c) graduate diplomas in accounting, arts, community museum management, computer science, Aboriginal and Islander secondary education, management, material anthropology, Melanesian studies, museum curatorship, public health and tropical medicine, tourism; (d) postgraduate diplomas in commerce, economics, engineering, science; (e) Master's degrees in administration, arts, business administration, commerce, creative arts, economics, education, engineering science, laws, letters, museum studies, public health and tropical medicine, science, social policy, social work; (f) Ph.D. in anthropology, archaeology, psychology, botany, chemistry, biochemistry, chemical engineering, electrical engineering, geology, nursing, physics, physiology, remote sensing, tropical health, tropical marine studies, civil and systems engineering, mechanical engineering, commerce, human geography, computer science, mathematics and statistics, creative arts, history and politics, social work, management, marine biology, material anthropology, museum studies, modern languages, physical geography, tourism, tropical agriculture, biomedical and tropical veterinary science, zoology.
Open to: candidates of any nationality, with at least the equivalent of Australian tertiary entrance requirements; if English is not the native language, proficiency in English must be confirmed via IELTS or TOEFL; minimum scores accepted are IELTS 6.5 (5 minimum in all four sub-tests) or TOEFL 550, with a minimum TWE of 5.0.
Duration: (a) 2 years; (b) 3 to 4 years; (c) to (f) depends on programme.
Fees: approx. A$7,500 per year.
Financial assistance: small number of postgraduate scholarships; applicants requiring financial assistance should approach the Australian Diplomatic Post or Government Scholarship Office.
Applications: full-time international students submit the form by 15 December for the undergraduate programme; or 30 October for the postgraduate programme, to the above address.

La Trobe University (LTU)

Plenty Road
	Tel: +61-3-9479-1111 Fax: +61-3-9479-3090 E-Mail: study@latrobe.edu.au Web: www.latrobe.edu.au

Scholarship: Scholarships

Study Domain all major fields
Scholarships: research scholarships: limited number available on a highly competitive basis.
Subjects: agriculture, applied mathematics, archaeology, art history, behavioural health sciences, biochemistry, botany, cinema studies, communication disorders, computer science, economics, education, electronic and communication science, English, French, genetics and human variation, geology, health administration and education, history, human biosciences, inorganic and analytical chemistry, Italian, legal studies, linguistics, mathematics, microbiology, music, nursing, occupational therapy, organic and physical chemistry, orthoptics, philosophy, physics, physiotherapy, podiatry, politics, prosthetics, psychology, pure mathematics, religious studies, social work, sociology, Spanish, statistics, zoology.
Open to: students from any country holding an honours degree from a recognized university, equivalent to a 4-year degree with first-class honours from an Australian university; candidates proficient in English and able to produce evidence of substantial written work.
Duration: Master's degree: 2 years; Ph.D.: up to 3.5 years, renewable each year subject to satisfactory progress.
Value: stipend plus allowance for each dependent child; thesis allowance; small travel allowance.
Applications: by 30 September for international applicants; by 31 October for New Zealanders; international applications to the International Programmes Office, to the above address.

Macquarie University

International office
	Tel: +61-2-9850-7346 Fax: +61-2-9850-9198 E-Mail: iso@mq.edu.au Web: www.mq.edu.au/international

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: Bachelor's, Master's, Ph.D. degrees (distance courses available).
Open to: candidates of all nationalities with secondary school leaving certificate; English language proficiency for undergraduates: IELTS 6.0; postgraduate IELTS 6.5.
Fees: undergraduate programmes, A$12,000-$18,000; postgraduate programmes, A$6,000-$30,000.
Applications: 2 intakes per year in March and July.

Scholarship: Scholarships

Study Domain all major fields
Scholarships: International Macquarie University Research Scholarship.
Description: areas of research of Macquarie University.
Open to: Ph.D. or Master's degree; strict conditions apply.
Duration: term of Ph.D. study.
Value: 3 levels of funding: A$17,000, A$5,000, A$4,000 per year.
Applications: accepted all year round.

Marcus Oldham College

Private Bag 116 Geelong Mail Centre
	Tel: +61-5-2433-3533 Fax: +61-5-2441-263 Web: www.ne.com.au/marcus

Course: Farm Business Management Programme

Study Domain accounting, agriculture, business, business administration, veterinary sciences
Programmes: diploma and advanced certificate.
Description: courses in farm business management, horse business management and agribusiness administration.
Open to: candidates 18 and over who have completed the prescribed educational standard in their country and have had at least 1 year of practical experience.
Duration: Diploma in farm business management: 3 years (1 year academic session, 1 year practical session, 1 year final academic session); Advanced certificate in horse business management and advanced certificate in agribusiness administration: 1 year academic sessions with practical sessions included.
Applications: at any time during the year to the Principal at the above address.

Monash University

Room B02, Building 3.4 Wellington Road
	Tel: +61-3-9905-4000 Fax: +61-3-9905-4007 Tlx: AA 32691 Web: www.monash.edu.au

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: Bachelor's and Master's degrees in arts, science, engineering, law, business, economics, education, computing and information science, medicine, tourism.
Open to: students who have a Year 12 school certificate or equivalent or who have partially or fully completed studies for a degree at another recognized institution.
Duration: 3 to 6 years depending on course.
Fees: given on application.
Applications: enquiries should be addressed to the Admissions Officer, Monash International, 5th Floor, 26 Sir John Monash Drive, Caulfield, Victoria 3145.

Scholarship: Graduate, Postgraduate Scholarships

Study Domain all major fields
Scholarships: (a) Monash Graduate Scholarships (approx. 125 per year); (b) Monash Silver Jubilee Postgraduate Scholarship.
Description: unrestricted studies.
Open to: graduates of any university, who hold at least an upper second-class honours Bachelor's degree or the equivalent, or undergraduates completing the final year of a course leading to such a degree.
Duration: up to 2 years for a research Master's degree; up to 3 years with a possibility of an additional 6 months extension for a Ph.D.
Value: annual stipend plus allowances.
Applications: by 31 October, to the Research Training and Support Branch.

Monash University, Victorian College of Pharmacy (VCP)

Parkville Campus 381 Royal Parade
	Tel: +61-3-903-9000 Fax: +61-3-990-39581 Web: www.vcp.monash.edu.au/index.html

Course: Undergraduate Programme / Pharmacy

Study Domain pharmacy and pharmacology
Programmes: Bachelor of Pharmacy.
Open to: students with an equivalent of 3 good (Grade B-A) GCE advanced level passes in chemistry and mathematics and physics or biology.
Duration: 3 years beginning in February.
Applications: by 30 November; write to the above address for an application form.

Murdoch University

South Street
	Tel: +61-8-9360-2750/6177 Fax: +61-8-9310-5090 E-Mail: internatl@central.murdoch.edu.au Web: www.murdoch.edu.au/international

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: Bachelor's, Master's and Ph.D.
Description: (a) Bachelor's degree in Aboriginal and Islander studies, Asian studies, Asian and business studies, Australian studies, British and European studies, biological sciences, biotechnology, chemistry, Chinese studies, commerce, communication studies, computer science, divinity, economics, education studies, English and comparative literature, environmental science, general studies, history, information systems, Japanese studies, law, marketing and media, mathematics, mineral science, philosophy, physics, politics, population, resources and technology, primary teacher education, psychology, public administration, secondary teacher education, sociology, Southeast Asian studies, theatre and drama, theological studies, theology and education studies, veterinary biology, applied veterinary medicine, women's studies; (b) Graduate and Postgraduate diplomas in applied mathematics, applied statistics, development studies, education, education studies, environmental science, journalism, mineral science, science (biotechnology and energy studies), theological studies, women's studies, environmental impact assessment, physics, public history, public policy, science and technology policy, social research and evaluation; (c) postgraduate coursework and research degrees in applied psychology, biological and environmental sciences, economics and commerce, development studies, humanities, law, mathematical and physical sciences, social sciences, science and technology policy, public policy, business administration, education, veterinary studies; (d) Study Abroad Programme in all fields.
Open to: nationals of all countries having completed an appropriate school leaving examination or a recognized post-secondary school certificate; proficiency in English essential; (d) completed at least one year at a recognized tertiary institution and been in good academic standing at their host institution or have a GPA of 3. on a 4.0 scale, TOEFL 570 and IELTS 6.5 with no score less than 6 on any individual band; proficiency in English essential.
Duration: (a) 3 to 4 years; (b) 1 year; (c) 2 to 4 years; (d) 6 to 12 months; all courses begin in February and July.
Financial assistance: (a) to (c) applicants from developing countries have scholarship opportunities through the Australian Development Co-operation Scholarships (ADCOS) for undergraduate and postgraduate studies; applicants for postgraduate research degrees are eligible for the Overseas Postgraduate Research Scholarship (OPRS); holders of OPRS may also be awarded by the University a stipend equivalent to the Murdoch University Research Studentship to cover living expenses; applications and enquiries regarding ADCOS should be directed to the nearest Australian diplomatic mission or Australian Education Centre in the applicant's country; information regarding OPRS is also available from the University; (d) none.
Applications: (a) to (c) to the International Office at the above address; (d) 2 months before the start date of each semester to Roselynn Lang, study abroad and exchange co-ordinator.

New South Wales Department of Education and Training (TAFENSW)

PO Box 707 827–839 George St
	Tel: +61-2-9217-4801/4802 Fax: +61-2-9217-4060/6721 E-Mail: isc@det.nsw.ed.au Web: www.tafensw.edu.au/international

Course: Certificate, Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: Certificate I-IV, Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas, Technical and Further Education (TAFE).
Subjects: applied science, art and design, aviation, building and construction, business and office studies, computer studies, engineering, fashion, hospitality, travel and tourism studies, marine and maritime studies, manufacturing, rural studies and tertiary preparation.
Open to: candidates of any country, proficiency in English and academic qualifications required.
Duration: from 6 months to 3 years.
Applications: to International Students' Centre at the above address.

Northern Territory University (NTU)

PO Box 40146 Casuarina Campus, Ellengowan Drive
	Tel: +61-8-8946-6666 Fax: +61-8-8927-0612 E-Mail: marketing@darwin.ntu.edu.au Web: www.ntu.edu.au

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields, arts, business, education, engineering, information science, law, management, nursing, sciences
Programmes: (a) Ph.D.; (b) Master's degrees and graduate diplomas; (c) Bachelor's degrees; (d) Associate diplomas; (e) certificates.
Subjects: courses in business, science, arts, education, law, engineering, hospitality management, nursing, and information technology.
Open to: students of any nationality, holding appropriate qualifications.
Duration: (a) and (c) 3 years; (b) 1 to 2 years; (d) 2 years; (e) 1 year; courses begin in late February and mid-July.
Applications: 2 months prior to semester commencement; to International Student Unit, Student Services Section, at the above address.

Queensland University of Technology (QUT)

P.O. Box 2434 George Street
	Tel: +61-7-3864-2111 Fax: +61-7-3864-1510 E-Mail: international@qut.edu.au Web: www.qut.edu.au

Course: Teacher Certificate, Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: pre-service teacher education courses in all major fields; Bachelor's degree; postgraduate diploma; Master's degrees; Ph.D. degrees.
Open to: candidates of all nationalities with secondary-school certificate.
Duration: variable; depending on programme.
Applications: in advance for start of academic year; to the above address.

Scholarship: Peace Scholarship Trust

Study Domain all major fields
Scholarships: (a) diploma programmes; (b) non-diploma programmes.
Subjects: all disciplines/subjects available.
Open to: candidates from Mexico and Colombia.
Duration: one semester, non-renewable.
Value: (a) for study abroad tuition, A$7,500; (b) 12 weeks English (EAP) tuition, A$5,600.
Applications: to the above address, referring to Peace Scholarship, http://www.idp.com/globalpeace. For more information, please contact eleanor.rivers@idp.com.

Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT)

International Services GPO Box 2303U
	Tel: +61-3-9479-1111 Fax: +61-3-9478-5814 E-Mail: study@latrobe.edu.au Web: www.latrobe.edu.au

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: certificates, advanced certificates, Associate diplomas, Bachelor's degree, graduate diplomas, Master's degree and Ph.D. degrees.
Subjects: architecture/building construction, applied, biomedical and health sciences, business, art and design, communications, computing, education, ELICOS (English language courses), engineering, marine courses, nursing.
Open to: students from any country; entry requirements depend on course.
Duration: 1 to 5 years depending on course.
Applications: no closing date; students are encouraged to apply early.

Scholarship: Scholarships

Study Domain all major fields
Scholarships: RMIT University International Scholarships.
Description: 50 scholarships offered every year for study in all major fields.
Open to: all international students enrolled at RMIT University.
Duration: yearly or for the duration of the course.
Value: partial tuition fee.

Southern Cross University (SCU)

PO Box 157
	Tel: +61-2-6620-3000 Fax: +61-2-6622-1300 Web: www.scu.edu.au

Course: Graduate Diploma Programmes

Study Domain business, education
Programmes: Graduate Diploma Programme in: (a) Management; (b) Education (secondary); (c) Education (training and development); (d) Organizational development and training.
Open to: nationals of any country: (a) who are graduates with at least 1 year's work experience; (b) who must have completed a degree with at two-ninths of the course subject related; (c) and (d) hold an approved degree, diploma or equivalent, plus a minimum of 2 years' work experience.
Duration: 1 year.
Fees: A$246 Union fee, plus per year: (a) A$12,000; (b) and (d) A$10,000.
Applications: (a) by end of March, July or November; (b) and (c) by end of October; to the above address.

Course: Graduate Certificate Programmes

Study Domain accounting, business, business administration, economic and commercial sciences, finance, management, marketing
Programmes: Graduate Certificate Programmes in: (a) Management: management, business administration, accounting, finance, economics, marketing, business; (b) Organizational development and training; (c) Health science.
Open to: (a) and (b) graduates of any nationality with one year's work experience; (c) candidates of any nationality with a degree in nursing or related area; work experience and appropriate professional qualifications.
Duration: (a) 6 months; (b) 6 months beginning in February; (c) 1 year.
Fees: A$246 Union fee, plus (a) A$6,000; (b) $5,000; (c) $12,000.
Applications: by end of March, July or November; to the above address.

Course: Associate Degree Programmes

Study Domain applied sciences, business, computer science, law
Programmes: Associate Degree Programme in: (a) Information technology; (b) Law (paralegal studies); (c) Applied science (resource technology).
Open to: nationals of any country with secondary school leaving certificate.
Duration: 2 years.
Fees: A$246 Union fee, plus: (a) and (b) A$10,000 per year; (c) A$15,000 per year.
Applications: by end of October to the above address.

Course: Master's Degree Programmes

Study Domain accounting, business administration, education
Programmes: Master's degree Programme in: (a) Accounting studies; (b) Business administration; (c) Education; (d) Education training and development; (e) Organizational training and development; (f) Health science.
Open to: candidates of any nationality: (a) with a degree in any discipline; (b) who are graduates with at least one year's work experience; (c) with a 4-year qualification, plus relevant work experience in teaching/education; (d) and (e) with a 4-year qualification plus relevant work experience or 3 years' full-time and relevant work experience in training and development; (f) candidates of any nationality with a degree in nursing or related area, appropriate work experience and professional qualification.
Duration: (a) 1 year (12 units); (b) 1 year full-time; (c) and (d) 2 years full-time; (f) 1 to 1-1/2 years; courses begin in February.
Fees: A$246 Union fee, plus: (a) and (b) A$18,000 per year; (c), (d) and (e) A$10,000 per year; (f) A$12,000 per year.
Applications: (a) and (b) by end of March, July or November; (c), (d) and (e) by end of October, to the above address.

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate Programmes / Tourism

Study Domain all major fields, business, education, health and hygiene, law, social sciences, tourism, hotel and catering management
Programmes: Associate degree, Certificate, Bachelor's degree, Master's degrees and studies in international tourism management and all major fields.
Open to: candidates of any nationality with secondary school leaving certificate.
Applications: by end of October to the above address.

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate Programmes

Study Domain arts, business, finance, law, sciences, tourism, hotel and catering management
Programmes: (a) Bachelor of Law; (b) Master of Business; (c) Master of Arts; (d) Master of Science; (e) Graduate Certificate in International Tourism Management; (f) Master of International Tourism Management; (g) Graduate Diploma of International Tourism Management.
Open to: candidates of any country with (a) secondary school leaving certificate; (b) to (e) relevant Bachelor's degree; (f) and (g) relevant work experience or Graduate Certificate or Diploma in International Tourism Management.
Duration: (a) 3 years; (b), (c), and (d) 1 to 2 years; (e) 4 months; (f) 1 year; (g) 8 months.
Fees: A$246 Union fee, plus per year: (a) and (c) A$10,000; (e) A$6,000; (b) A$15,000; (d) and (f) A$18,000; (g) A$12,000.
Applications: (a), (f) by 31 October; (e), (g) by March, July or November; (b), (c) and (d) at any time; to the above address.

Scholarship: Postgraduate Scholarships

Study Domain arts, business, education, law, sciences
Scholarships: (a) University Postgraduate Research Scholarship; (b) University Postgraduate Support Scholarship.
Open to: applicants of any country who hold qualification of at least the standard of a Bachelor's degree with second-class honours, or equivalent.
Duration: Master's degree: 1 year; Ph.D.: 3 years; both with possible 6 months extension.
Value: A$12,000.
Applications: by 31 October, to Postgraduate Studies Office at the above address.

Swinburne University of Technology (SUT)

PO Box 218
	Tel: +61-3-9214-8000 Fax: +61-3-819-5454 Web: www.swin.edu.au

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate Programmes

Study Domain arts, business, business administration, computer science, engineering, industrial technology, management, performing arts, social sciences, tourism, hotel and catering management, visual arts
Description: Studies in the following fields; Applied and Industrial Sciences, Business: Innnovation and Management, Computing and IT, Design, Engineering and Technology, Film and Television, Health and Human Services, Hospitality and Tourism, Multimedia, Social Science and Arts, Visual and Performing Arts.

TAFE International Western Australia (TIWA)

Level 7, 190, St. George Terrace
	Tel: +61-8-9320-3777 Fax: +61-8-9320-3717 E-Mail: study@eti.wa.edu.au Web: www.tiwa.com.au

Course: Technical and Further Education Programme (TAFE)

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: Programme of courses leading to Certificate and Diploma.
Description: agriculture, applied science, architecture, arts, business and management, computing, engineering, fashion, health and community studies, hospitality and tourism, maritime studies, media, aquaculture, horticulture, surveying and cartography, aeronautics.
Open to: candidates of any country; Certificate programmes require Australian Equivalent of Year 11; Diploma programmes require Australian Equivalent of Year 12; TOEFL 530 and IELTS of 5.5.
Duration: 1 to 2 years.
Applications: 2 months prior to beginning of programme, to the above address.

TAFE South Australia (TAFESA)

Marketing and International Unit GPO Box 320
	Tel: +61-8-8463-6376 Fax: +61-8-8463-6364 E-Mail: international.tafe@saugov.sa.gov.au Web: www.tafe.sa.edu.au

Course: Certificate and Diploma Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: Programme of courses leading to Certificate and Diploma.
Description: courses in accounting, administration, arts, business, computer science, dentistry, education, engineering, finance, food, horticulture, management, music; veterinary sciences, vocational training.
Open to: candidates of any nationality.
Duration: from 6 months to 3 years; most courses begin in February and July.
Fees: A$6,875-$9,000.
Applications: to the International Students Programme Manager, at the above address.

University of Adelaide

Tel: +61-8-8303-4071
Fax: +61-8-8303-3988
E-Mail: international@adelaide.edu.au
Web: www.adelaide.edu.au

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields, Asian studies, biology, ecology, environment, engineering, oenology
Programmes: Bachelor's, Masters, Ph.D., diploma, Associate diploma.
Description: agricultural science, design studies, architecture, arts, commerce, dentistry, dental science, economics, engineering, health science, law, mathematical science, medicine, music, science; write for full course catalogue; humanities students have the opportunity to undertake an internship with a Member of Parliament, or a government department.
Open to: candidates of all nationalities with secondary school leaving certificate; language requirement: IELTS score of 6.0 (TOEFL of 550).
Financial assistance: several scholarships for graduate students available; see website for further details: www.adelaide.edu.au.
Applications: by 1 December, to the above address.

Scholarship: Scholarships

Study Domain research
Scholarships: University of Adelaide Scholarships and Overseas Postgraduate Research Scholarships.
Description: research in any field towards a Master's or Ph.D. degree.
Open to: nationals of all countries: candidates would be expected to hold qualifications equivalent to a first-class honours degree of an Australian university, to display competence in the English language and to have successfully applied for a scholarship for tuition fees (OPRS) from the Australian Government.
Duration: up to 2 years for a Master's degree, up to 3 years for Ph.D., with extension up to 3-1/2 years in exceptional cases.
Value: current stipend of university scholarship with other allowances as appropriate.
Applications: contact the Director of International Programs for further information.

University of Ballarat

International Office P.O. Box 663
	Tel: +61-3-5327-9018 Fax: +61-3-5327-9017 E-Mail: international@ballarat.edu.au Web: www.ballarat.edu.au/international

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate programmes.

Study Domain all major fields, biology, business, chemistry, computer science, education, engineering, human sciences, management, mathematics, social sciences
Programmes: Bachelor's degree, Master's degree, Ph.D. degree; engineering, postgraduate diploma.
Description: visual and performing arts, behavioural and social sciences, humanities, business, management, tourism, education, engineering, human movement and sport sciences, information technology, math sciences, nursing, food technology and biological resource management, geology; ELICOS programme is available at the local TAFE College.
Open to: students who have satisfactorily completed Australian Year 12 or its equivalent; TOEFL score of 550 or IELTS score of 6.0.
Duration: Bachelor's degree and Ph.D.: 3 years; Engineering: 4 years; Postgraduate diploma: 1 year; Master's degree: 2 years.
Applications: to the International Programs Office, at the above address.

University of Canberra

Tel: +61-2-6201-5111
Fax: +61-2-6201-5999
E-Mail: keith.hyde@canberra.edu.au
Web: www.canberra.edu.au

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: (a) Bachelor's degree programmes in: accounting, administration, architecture, banking and finance, communication, education, electronics, engineering, health, human biology, journalism, languages, management, mathematics, media, medical science, nutritional science, physics, resource and environmental science, social sciences, sports; (b) Master's degree and Ph.D. programmes in: accounting, architecture, computing, communication, conservation, counselling, cultural heritage, economics, education, electronics, engineering, information studies, law, librarianship, mathematics, nursing, psychology, statistics; (c) Master of Arts in: information and technological sciences.
Open to: candidates of all nationalities, (a) with secondary school leaving certificate, (b) candidates holding an undergraduate degree and for (c) 18 years of age or older, and two years work experience; proficiency in English necessary for all programmes (IELTS 6.5.).
Duration: (a) and (b) variable; (c) 2 years.

University of Melbourne

P.O. Box 4240, Grattan Street Parkville, Victoria 3052
	Tel: +61 3 9344 4000 Fax: +61 3 9344 5104 E-Mail: international_office@unimelb.edu.au Web: www.unimelb.edu.au

University of Melbourne

Tel: +61-3-8344-4000
Fax: +61-3-8344-5104
E-Mail: enquiries-international@unimelb.edu.au
Web: www.unimelb.edu.au

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate and Postgraduate Diploma Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: Bachelor's, Master's, Ph.D. and Postgraduate Diplomas.
Description: agriculture, forestry, architecture, building, planning and design, environmental studies, arts, history, political science, languages, social work, economics and commerce, accounting, education (including early childhood studies, primary, secondary, special education, education and training), engineering, agricultural, chemical, civil, electrical and electronic, mechanical and manufacturing, computer science, environmental mechatronics, law, medicine, dentistry and health science, physiotherapy, psychology, music, visual and performing arts, science, optometry, information systems and veterinary science.
Open to: candidates of any country; educational qualifications and English language requirements differ according to course and level; see http://www.unimelb.edu.au for further details.
Applications: first semester full-time undergraduate by 20 December; postgraduate (coursework) by 31 October; second semester full-time undergraduate by 31 May; postgraduate (coursework) by 30 April; and postgraduate (research) at any time; to the Admissions Officer, International Office, at the above address.

Scholarship: Undergraduate, Postgraduate Scholarships

Study Domain all major fields
Scholarships: undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships; see website below for details and other scholarship opportunities (www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships).
Open to: all international students.
Applications: www.services.unimelb.edu.au/scholarships; for faculty scholarship information see: www.unimelb.edu.au/az/azfaculties

Scholarship: International Undergraduate Scholarship

Study Domain all major fields
Open to: Non-Australian citizens who have received an offer of a full-time undergraduate international fee place at the University of Melbourne.
Value: 25% fee remission for the duration of the course; living expenses not included.
Applications: Students are considered by the faculty at the time of course offers. For more information, please see website.

University of New England (UNE)

Tel: +61-2-6773-3192
Fax: +61-2-6773-3325
Tlx: 166050
E-Mail: studyabroad@une.edu.au
Web: www.une.edu.au/ipo

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate and Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: Bachelor's degree, Master's degree, Ph.D., Graduate Diplomas and Graduate Certificate Courses.
Open to: candidates of any country with secondary school leaving certificate and with a TOEFL of at least 550 and IELTS of 6.0 (or equivalent).
Duration: 6 months to 4 years; courses begin in February or July.
Applications: by 30 November for February semester; by 30 April for July semester; to the above address. For further information, consult http://www.une.edu.au/ipo/overseas.htm.

Scholarship: Postgraduate, Research and Travelling Scholarships

Study Domain all major fields, agriculture, biology, cattle breeding, industrial technology, research, textile industry
Scholarships: Several types of scholarships, please consult website http://study.une.edu.au/pages.php3?p=FISCHOL for scholarship details.
Description: all fields of study; research leading to Master's or Ph.D. degrees; cattle breeding; biology, wool processing; cotton production.
Open to: nationals of all countries; candidates having qualifications equivalent to at least a second-class honours degree in the first division of the University and a sound knowledge of English; must provide evidence of personal finances approximately equivalent to the amount of the scholarship; graduates of the University of New England; preference will be given to applicants under age 25.
Place of study: at the University or at an institution overseas approved by the University of New England; University of New England, University of New South Wales or University of Western Australia.
Duration: up to 2 years for Master's candidates and 3 years for Ph.D. candidates, with a possible extension of 6 months for the latter.
Value: basic yearly allowance, non-taxable, plus certain allowances; yearly stipend for person with dependants, plus a yearly amount towards university fees, and travel grant.
Applications: Variable: by 31 October or by 31 January; to the Administrative Officer, Research Grants and Scholarships. See website for details.

University of New South Wales (UNSW)

International Office
	Tel: +61-2-9385-3078 Fax: +61-2-9313-7382 Web: www.unsw.edu.au

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate and Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: Bachelor's degree, Master's degree, Ph.D. and Postgraduate Diploma.
Description: applied sciences, arts and social sciences, biological and behavioural sciences, the built environment, commerce and economics, engineering, law, medicine, education, librarianship, sciences and sports science.
Open to: international students with secondary studies equivalent to Year 12 in Australia for undergraduate level; applicants for graduate courses must hold an appropriate Bachelor's degree.
Duration: undergraduate courses: 3 to 4 years; graduate and postgraduate: 1 to 2 years; research degrees: 2 to 4 years; 1 or 2 semester programmes available for international students.
Applications: by December, to the Registrar.

University of New South Wales - Centre for Public Health (UNSW)

Tel: +61-2-9385-2500
Fax: +61-2-9385-1520
Web: www.unsw.edu.au

Course: Public Health and Clinical Education Programmes

Study Domain health and hygiene, medicine
Programmes: (a) Courses leading to Master of Public Health; (b) Master of Clinical Education and Graduate Diploma of Clinical Education.
Open to: (a) and (b) appropriately qualified graduates from any country; (b) also requires active engagement in clinical education.
Duration: (a) 1 year coursework with a 6-month project to be undertaken in student's own country; (b) variable; courses are only available by distance education.
Financial assistance: (a) offered by World Health Organization (apply to Ministry of Health in home country) and by Australian Government through the Australian Agency for International Development; contact nearest Australian Embassy or High Commission for more information.
Applications: by October for session 1; by April for session 2.

University of New South Wales - School of Medical Education / WHO Regional Training Centre for Health Development (UNSW)

Tel: +61-2-3985-2500
Fax: +61-2-9385-1520
Tlx: AA 26054
Web: www.unsw.edu.au

Course: Health Personnel Education Degree Programme

Study Domain education, health and hygiene, research
Programmes: Master of Health Personnel Education degree course: (a) by coursework, to increase the competence of health personnel educators and administrators with regard to the health care needs of their respective countries; (b) by research, for those who wish to investigate in depth a particular aspect of health manpower development; Ph.D. and graduate diploma enrolment also available.
Open to: appropriately qualified graduates with 2 years' minimum full-time teaching and/or administrative experience; minimum 550 TOEFL.
Held: at the University of New South Wales, Sydney.
Duration: (a) 1 year full-time plus a 6-month project in student's own country; (b) 1-1/2 years; graduate diploma: 1 academic year; courses begin in March or July.
Financial assistance: by World Health Organization (apply to Ministry of Health in home country) and by Australian Government through AusAID; contact nearest Australian Embassy or High Commission for more information.
Applications: by end of October for Session 1; by end of April for Session 2; supported by transcripts of academic record, to the Registrar, at the above address.

University of Newcastle

University Drive
	Tel: +61-2-4921-5000 Fax: +61-2-4921-6922 E-Mail: usr@newcastle.edu.au Web: www.newcastle.edu.au

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: (a) Bachelor's degree courses in applied sciences, architecture, arts, building, business, commerce, communication, computer science, economics, education, engineering, environmental science, health science, information science, mathematics, medicine, music, nursing, nutrition, science, social science, surveying, sustainable resource management, food technology, design, visual arts; (b) Graduate Diploma, Master's degree and Ph.D. in arts, business administration, commerce, computer science, computing, education, engineering, environmental science, health science, law, mathematics, medical science, nursing, science, scientific studies, special education; (c) Semester or year study abroad.
Open to: (a) candidates who have completed the equivalent overseas qualifications of the New South Wales Higher School Certificate; (b) candidates holding an undergraduate degree (preferably at honours level) of a recognized university; (c) students enrolled in at least Year 2 of a degree programme; IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL 550 required.
Duration: (a) 3 years, with the exception of engineering and health science: 4 years; architecture and medicine, 5 years; (b) graduate diploma: 1 year; Master's: 1 to 2 years; Ph.D.: 3 years; (c) 1-1/2 years; courses begin in March and July.
Financial assistance: (b) a limited number of postgraduate research scholarships offered for Master's degree and Ph.D. for which application closing date is 31 October.
Applications: contact the International Students Office, at the above address, for further information; (c) 30 December for March; 15 May for July, to the above address.

Scholarship: University of Newcastle Postgraduate Research Scholarship

Study Domain all major fields
Subjects: Areas of research strengths.
Open to: International research candidate enrolling in a research higher degree; competitive selection.
Duration: one year, renewable
Value: $18,484 including living expenses; also possibility of establishment and thesis allowances.
Applications: Successful research higher degree application; holder of International Postgraduate Research Scholarship; minimum English proficiency requirements; appropriate citizenship. Deadline by September 30. For more information, please contact research@newcastle.edu.au.

University of Notre Dame

International Office PO Box 1225
	Tel: +61-8-9239-5650 Fax: +61-8-9239-5653 E-Mail: international@nd.edu.au Web: www.nd.edu.au/index.shtml

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate Programmes

Study Domain business, law
Programmes: Bachelor's degree, Master's degree, certificate, diploma, graduate diploma.
Description: (a) social justice studies: minor as part of an undergraduate program, graduate diploma or Master of Leadership Certificate or diploma in Social justice studies; (b) business: the College of Business consists of four schools which reflect the opportunity open to business today in a climate of unprecedented change and rapid globalization and in which environmental issues are becoming increasingly important.
Open to: candidates of all nationalities holding a secondary school leaving certificate with matriculation or recognized foreign equivalent; undergraduate students must have IELTS level 6 with minimum of 6 for writing or Notre Dame Language Proficiency Test.
Duration: (a) 6 to 18 months.
Fees: registration: A$140; tuition (approximately): undergraduate: A$10,920 per year; graduate: A$11,280 per year; Master of Leadership certificate: A$11,280 per year.
Applications: 6 weeks before course commencement.

Scholarship: Ciara Glennon Scholarship

Study Domain all major fields
Open to: Nationals of African countries
	Nationality: African nationals
	Academic requirements: Applicants must hold a recognized undergraduate degree with first-class honours, provide a 200-word abstract relating to the area of study, demonstrating how the study will be used to impact on the social/economic environment of a particular African community.
Place of study: University of Notre Dame in Fremantle, Australia.
Duration: 1 to 2 years, non-renewable.
Value: Full tuition and A$5,000 for travel to and accommodation in Australia.
Languages: English.

University of Queensland

Tel: +61-7-3365-7941
Fax: +61-7-3365-1794
E-Mail: IEOenquiries@mailbox.uq.edu.au
Web: www.uq.edu.au/grad-school/scholarships/international.html

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: (a) Doctor of Philosophy in 63 departments, including humanities, business, social sciences, biological sciences, health sciences, engineering; (b) Master by research: 14 faculties, in the above fields; (c) Master by coursework: more than 75 programmes in specialist areas; (d) postgraduate diplomas: programmes in the same areas as for the Master's; (e) graduate certificates: courses in similar areas; (f) Bachelor's degree: more than 80 programmes in liberal arts and science, business, professional registration and research areas; (g) Associate diplomas in the fields of applied science and business; (h) ELICOS programmes for international students - IELTS test centre; (i) student exchange programmes with international universities and participants in the Junior Year Abroad Scheme.
Open to: suitably qualified applicants at the various course levels but generally limited to those with excellent qualifications and acceptable proficiency in English.
Duration: (a) 3 years; (b) and (c) 2 years; (d) 2 semesters; (e) 1 semester; (f) 3 to 4 years; (i) 1 or 2 semesters; (courses begin in February; in July for some courses).
Applications: at least 3 months before classes start, to the Co-ordinator, International Education Office, at the above address.

Scholarship: Postgraduate Research Scholarships

Study Domain all major fields, research
Scholarships: (a) Ernest Singer Postgraduate Research Scholarship; (b) University of Queensland Postgraduate Research Scholarship.
Description: unrestricted subjects.
Open to: (a) graduate with first-class honours or equivalent, acceptable as a full-time internal research Master's or Ph.D. candidate; non-English native language but proficient in English; born in a non-English speaking country, not adopted or raised by a family speaking English as their main language; (b) graduates from any country with first-class honours degree or equivalent; proficiency in English required; must be acceptable for postgraduate research study at the University of Queensland.
Duration: (a) and (b) Master's degree by research: 2 years; Ph.D.: 3 years; may be extended by 6 months for Ph.D. in special circumstances.
Value: living allowance A$17,609 per year plus contribution towards travel expenses.
Applications: by 30 August, to the International Admissions Section, International Education Directorate, at the above address.

University of South Australia (UNISA)

PO Box 2471
	Tel: +61-8-8302-6611 Fax: +61-8-8302-2466 E-Mail: International.office@unisa.edu.au Web: www.unisa.edu.au

Course: Certificate, Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: Diploma, Bachelor's degree, Graduate diploma, Graduate certificate, Master's degree, Professional Doctorate, PhD.
Subjects: Aboriginal Studies; Australian Studies; accounting; architecture; biology; business administration; chemical engineering; communication; computer sciences; economic and commercial sciences; education; English; environmental / conservation management; exercise and sports science; finance; fine arts; geography; history; journalism; music; mathematics; psychology; recreation; sociology, urbanism; visual arts. Most study abroad packages incorporate a field-based component.
Open to: nationals of any country who are currently enrolled in a similar course.
Applications: 3 months before start of semester to Study Abroad Adviser, International Students Office, at the above address.

University of Southern Queensland (USQ)

Baker Street, Darling Heights,
	Tel: +61-7-4631-2100 Fax: +61-7-4636-1762 E-Mail: studadm@usq.edu.au Web: www.usq.edu.au

Course: Preparatory, Undergraduate, Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: Bachelor's degree, Master's degree, Ph.D., certificate, graduate certificate, graduate diploma, postgraduate diploma; also preparatory courses.
Subjects: arts, business, commerce, education, engineering and surveying, and sciences.
Open to: candidates of all nationalities, over school-leaving age; some courses have a basic English requirement.
Duration: 3 to 4 years.
Fees: tuition fees, A$8,720-$12,600 per year; distance education, A$825-$1,250 per unit.
Applications: 4 weeks prior to semester, to Co-ordinator, Student Liaison, at the above address.

University of Tasmania, Hobart (UTAS Hobart)

PO Box 252-51
	Tel: +61-3-6226-2999 Fax: +61-3-6226-2001 Web: www.utas.edu.au

Course: Associate and Undergraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: (a) Associate diplomas; (b) diplomas; (c) Bachelor's degrees.
Description: (a) applied science in aquaculture, fine art and design; (b) applied science in aquaculture; (c) agricultural science, applied computing, applied science, applied science in medical laboratory science, architecture, arts, commerce, computing, economics, education, environmental design, fine arts, geomatics, laws, nursing, music, pharmacy, science, social work, technology (environmental technology).
Open to: (a) and (b) applicants with 12 years of pre-tertiary education plus a satisfactory result in an examination which meets the admission requirements of a recognized university in the applicant's home country; must be proficient in English; (c) same as for (a) with some programmes requiring additional background subjects.
Duration: (a) 2 years; (b) 3 years; (c) 4 years; courses begin in February.
Financial assistance: Tasmania International Scholarships awarded for academic excellence, assistances with course fees.
Applications: by 30 November, to the International Admissions Officer, at the above address.

Scholarship: Scholarships

Study Domain all major fields
Scholarships: Tasmania International Scholarships (30).
Open to: all nationalities, with a high school or university diploma; IELTS score 6.0 or greater.
Duration: for duration of undergraduate or postgraduate course.
Value: course fees.
Applications: by 30 September of year prior to award.

University of Tasmania, Launceston (UTAS Lauceston)

Newnham Drive, Newnham Locked Bag
	Tel: +61-3-6324-3999 Web: www.utas.edu.au

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields, applied sciences, architecture, business, computer science, education, health and hygiene, marine biology
Programmes: (a) Bachelor of applied computing, applied science, applied medical laboratory science, architecture, arts in environmental design, arts in humanities, arts in visual arts, commerce, education, engineering (transfer course), health science in nursing, social work; (b) diploma of applied science in aquaculture, teaching; (c) Associate diploma of applied science in aquaculture, visual arts; (d) graduate diploma of applied computing, applied science in aquaculture, visual arts; (e) Master of applied science in aquaculture, education.
Open to: candidates of any nationality with: (a), (b) and (c) Australia Year 12 or equivalent (for architecture course a Bachelor's degree in environmental design or equivalent; for health science course a registered nurse qualification); (d) a Bachelor's degree or diploma in related field; (e) honours degree in relevant area; English proficiency required.
Duration: (a) 2, 3 or 4 years depending on the course; (b) 3 years; (c) 2 years; (d) and (e) 1 year; courses begin in February.
Applications: to the Student Administration Officer, at the above address.

University of Technology, Sydney (UTS)

PO Box 123
	Tel: +61-2-9514-2000 Fax: +61-2-9514-1551 E-Mail: vc@uts.edu.au Web: www.uts.edu.au

Course: Undergraduate, Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: (a) Bachelor's degree at pass and honours standard in: accounting, banking, economics, finance, international business, management and marketing, biomedical science, biotechnology, environmental biology, urban horticulture, chemistry, geology, physics, land economics, tourism, leisure studies, human movement studies, nursing, education, engineering, design, law, mathematics, acupuncture; (b) postgraduate programmes at graduate diploma or Master's level in: business, journalism, mathematics, design, engineering management, nursing, life sciences, law, science, education; (c) higher degrees by research (Master's degree and Ph.D.) offered by all faculties.
Open to: all applicants who are not Australian or permanent residents and who meet entry requirements (secondary school leaving certificate) including the English language proficiency standard.
Duration: (a) 3, 4 and 5 years depending on the course; (b) 1 year; Master's: 1 or 2 years; (c) 2 to 5 years depending on programme.
Applications: by 31 October, for first semester or 30 April for courses with second semester intake; applications and further information available from the Director, International Programmes, at the above address.

University of Western Australia (UWA)

Stirling Highway, Nedlands
	Tel: +61-8-9380-3838 Fax: +61-8-9382-4071 Tlx: AA 92992 E-Mail: general.enquiries@uwa.edu.au Web: www.uwa.edu.au

Course: Undergraduate, Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: (a) Bachelor's degree, (b) Master's degree, (c) Ph.D., (d) postgraduate diploma.
Description: courses in agriculture, architecture, arts, commerce, dentistry, economics, education, engineering, law, medicine and science; postgraduate non-clinical medical courses are also offered.
Open to: (a) acceptable qualifications including GCE A-levels; (b) and (c) first or upper second division Honours degree or Master's degree in a relevant discipline; (d) holders of a 3-year Bachelor's degree from a recognized institution. TOEFL of 550 required.
Duration: (a) 3 to 6 years; (b) 2 to 3 years; (c) 2 to 4 years; (d) 1 year.
Applications: by 1 December, to the International Students Office, at the above address.

Scholarship: AUL Fellowships and Postgraduate Awards

Study Domain medicine, obstetrics and gynaecology, research
Scholarships: (a) Gledden Visiting Senior Fellowships (up to 8); (b) Saw Medical Research Fellowships (offered when funds permit); (c) W. A. and M. G. Saw Medical Research Fellowships (offered when funds permit); (d) University Postgraduate Awards (up to 12).
Description: (a) applied science, relating to surveying, engineering, mining or cognate subjects; (b) causation, prevention or cure of disease (if appropriate, with special reference to diabetes mellitus); (c) medical research, in particular the common cold: its cause, prevention and cure; (d) unrestricted.
Open to: (a) graduates of any university with doctoral degrees or qualifications, or equivalent experience, nominated by appropriate departments of the University of Western Australia; (b) and (c) any graduate in medicine, science or arts of any recognized university in the United Kingdom, Australia or any Commonwealth country; any person qualified for medical practice in Western Australia; (d) overseas candidates possessing a minimum of first-class honours degree and reasonable proficiency in English, who have been awarded a fees scholarship under the Australian Government OPRS or ADCOS programmes.
Place of study: (b) usually at the University of Western Australia, exceptionally another appropriate institution could be approved; (c) at the University of Western Australia or elsewhere.
Duration: (a) maximum 1 year, minimum 1 academic term; (b) and (c) normally 1 year but may be renewed for a second and exceptionally a third year; (d) maximum 2 years for Master's degree; 3 years for Ph.D. with possibility of extension for up to 6 months.
Applications: (a) 31 March; (b) and (c) 30 June; (d) 31 August; forms obtained from the Scholarship Office and returned to the Registrar.

University of Western Sydney

UWS International Admissions Locked Bag 1797
	Tel: +61-2-9678-7468 Fax: +61-2-9678-7160 E-Mail: internationalstudy@uws.edu.au Web: www.uws.edu.au/international

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate, Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields, agriculture, building industry, engineering, health and hygiene, horticulture, nutrition, performing arts, tourism, hotel and catering management, visual arts
Programmes: (a) Bachelor's degree in all faculties, including agriculture and horticulture; arts, humanities, social science and psychology; (b) Master's degree by coursework and research in all faculties, including arts, humanities, social science and psychology, business; (c) PhD research in all faculties, including agriculture and horticulture, arts, humanities, social science and psychology, business; (d) Postgraduate research in all faculties, including agriculture and horticulture, arts, humanities, social science and psychology; business.
Open to: students having satisfactorily completed school-leaving exams or appropriate qualifying degree or programme; adults assessed individually; proficiency in written and spoken English required.
Duration: (a) 3 to 5 years; (b) 1 to 3 years; (c) 2 to 4 years; (d) variable, consult faculties for details.
Fees: (a) A$13,000-$17,000; (b) A$12,000-$19,000; (c) A$17,000-$20,000; (d) A$15,000-$19,000.
Applications: applicants are recommended to apply early, by 15 November for the Autumn Session (February/March start), and by 15 May for courses commencing in the Spring Session (July/August start) to the above address.

University of Wollongong (UOW)

Northfields Avenue
	Tel: +61-2-4221-3218 Fax: +61-2-4221-3223 Tlx: 29022 E-Mail: uniadvice@uow.edu.au Web: www.uow.edu.au

Course: Undergraduate, Graduate and Postgraduate Programmes

Study Domain all major fields
Programmes: Bachelor degrees; Graduate Certificates; Graduate Diplomas; Masters; Masters by Research; PhD degrees.
Description: humanities, languages, history, politics, international relations, sociology, communication studies, science & technology studies, economics, accounting, finance, banking, marketing, e-commerce, management, international business, information systems, logistics, journalism, graphic design, visual arts, performance, sound, early childhood teaching, primary and secondary teaching, physical & health education, engineering medical radiation physics, photonics, nanotechnology, physics, psychology, medical sciences, nutrition and dietetics, nursing, exercise science & rehabilitation, public health, population health, mathematics, statistics, computer science, information technologies, health informatics, digital multimedia, bioinformatics, environmental and natural resources law, transnational crime prevention, biology, chemistry, geography, geology, medicinal chemistry, environmental science, biotechnology, marine science. Non-award study abroad programmes are also available in most of these areas.
Open to: students from all countries who have completed the academic qualifications required for admission to the particular course, either in Australia or the equivalent overseas qualifications.
Duration: from 6 months (1 session) to 4 years' full time, depending on the course; combined undergraduate degree programme vary from 4-1/2 to 5-1/2 years' of study. Non-award study abroad programmes may be taken for 1 or 2 sessions.
Fees: tuition from A$7,500-$11,000 per session.
Applications: to UniAdvice at the above address.

Scholarship: Postgraduate Research Awards

Study Domain all major fields, research
Scholarships: (a) University of Wollongong postgraduate research awards; (b) international postgraduate coursework scholarships are currently under review - please refer to http://www.uow.edu.au/prospective/international/scholarships/index.html
Description: A range of research higher degrees across all faculties - please refer to http://www.uow.edu.au/research/rsc/student/prospective/faculties/
Open to: graduates with a Bachelor's degree at the standard of Honours Class II Division 2 or higher, or approved equivalent qualification. Specific qualifications vary from one Faculty to another, and for a Master's by research as compared to a doctoral degree.
Duration: 3 years for PhD, with possible extension for a further 6 months, and 2 years for Master's by research degree
Applications: by 30 September, to the Office of Research.

Winston Churchill Memorial Trust (WCMT)

Churchill House 30 Balmain Crescent
	Tel: +61-2-6247-8333/1800 777 2 Fax: +61-2-6249-8944 E-Mail: churchilltrust@bigpond.com Web: www.churchilltrust.com.au/

Scholarship: Fellowships

Study Domain all major fields
Scholarships: Churchill Fellowships (50 to 55).
Description: unrestricted, mainly non-academic.
Open to: permanent residents of Australia of demonstrated ability, with an overseas study project of value to the community; aged 18 and above.
Place of study: in any country other than Australia.
Duration: averages 12 weeks but variable depending upon the requirements of the project.
Value: economy air fare and overseas living allowance; fees paid where appropriate.
Applications: by the last day of February; application and Referee's report forms from the Chief Executive Officer.