– La Trobe University Regional Journalism Scholarship –
La Trobe University is now accepting applications from suitably qualified students into the La Trobe University Regional Journalism Scholarship for students. It is a fully-funded scholarship for all students.
About La Trobe University Regional Journalism Scholarship
La Trobe University is one of Australia’s leading universities that offer a range of undergraduate and postgraduate with a focus on high-quality learning and teaching.
Scholarship Description
Applications Deadline: Application Closed
Course Level: Scholarship is available for the graduate degree program
Study Subject: Scholarship is available in the fields of media and Communication
Scholarship Award: Scholarship will cover the tuition fee cost and study-related expenses
Nationality: Australian & New Zealand citizens
Number of Scholarships: Not Known
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Eligibility for the Scholarship
To be eligible, the applicants must follow all the given criteria:
Eligible Countries: Australian & New Zealand citizens or holders of a permanent humanitarian visa
Entrance Requirements: Applicant must meet the following criteria:
1. Be an Australian citizen, New Zealand Citizen, Permanent Resident or holder of a permanent humanitarian
2. Enrolled in, or intending to enrol full time in the Bachelor of Media and Communication (Journalism) or the Bachelor of Media and Communication (Sports Journalism) in Semester 1 2022
3. Have resided in a regional or remote area for at least 3 out of the last 5 years and completed your final two years of schooling in a high school or college in a regional or remote area (regional or remote are defined as all categories other than RA1 on the )
Application Procedure
How to Apply
To apply for the scholarship, the applicants must submit an by the closing date.
The students must submit these documents:
Personal statement detailing their ambitions in journalism and how the scholarship will assist with their studies
Evidence of academic merit such as academic record
Evidence of having lived in a remote or regional location such as a letter from the school or demonstration of residential address (utility bills, bank statements,.).
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