University of Melbourne Graduate Scholarships 2023/2024 for International Students

Applications are open for interested and suitably qualified international students for the University of Melbourne graduate scholarships 2023/2024 to study in Australia.

This scholarship is available to high achieving students undertaking graduate study at the University of Melbourne.

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University of Melbourne Graduate Scholarships Eligibility

To be eligible for this scholarship, you need to:

be a citizen of a country other than Australia or New Zealand and not a permanent resident of Australia
have applied for an eligible graduate coursework degree
be commencing study at the University of Melbourne for the first time
not be in receipt of any other tuition fee remission scholarship or sponsorship which, in combination with the IPCA, exceeds 100% of tuition fees
not have received any other scholarship provided by the Australian Government in the last 2 years

Eligible graduate coursework degrees include:

Any Master degree by coursework offered by the Melbourne Business School, Melbourne School of Design and Melbourne School of Engineering
Master of Science in BioSciences, Chemistry, Earth Sciences, Ecosystem Science, Mathematics & Statistics, and Physics, Master of Biotechnology, Master of Data Science, Master of Environmental Science, Master of Geography, Master of Geoscience, Master of Urban Horticulture and the Master of Forest Ecosystem Science offered by the Faculty of Science.
Master of Teaching offered by the Melbourne Graduate School of Education
Executive Master of Arts, Master of Translation and Master of International Journalism offered by the Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Graduate Certificate of Public Administration offered by the Melbourne School of Government
Melbourne Law Masters offered by the Melbourne Law School

Selection criteria

Eligible candidates are selected on the basis of academic merit.

Field of Study: Agriculture, animal studies, food science and veterinary science; Architecture, building and planning; Commerce, economics and management; Computing and Information; Education, teaching and training; Engineering; Historical, philosophical, political and social studies; Language, literature and cultural studies; Law, legal studies and criminology; Sciences and mathematics