McCullough Robertson Scholarship for commencing Indigenous students

Available for

You have to be applying for a QUT course to apply for this scholarship.

Student type:
  • Future domestic undergraduate students
Eligibility:
  • Of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent
  • Struggling financially
Study type:
  • Undergraduate
Faculty/area:
  • Law
Eligible courses:
  • LW34,LW35,LW43,IX52,IX53,IX66,IX68,IX71,IX72,IX73,IX74

Application dates

Closing date: 15 March 2013

Eligibility details

You must be:

  • an Australian citizen of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent
  • a commencing full-time or part-time first-year student in our Bachelor of Laws (LLB) or double degree incorporating the Bachelor of Laws.

You must be able to demonstrate:

  • financial and social hardship
  • academic aptitude
  • an ongoing commitment to the Indigenous community.

What you receive

You'll receive:

  • a $5,000 scholarship to cover HECS fees, tuition, books or living costs.

The scholarship is paid as a cash stipend, with half of the amount being paid at the beginning of each semester.

How to apply

You must:

What happens next

We'll advise you when we've received your application.

Our selection panel will assess your application and shortlist applicants based on the scholarship criteria.

If you're shortlisted, we'll contact you to arrange an interview and confirm your interview by email.

If you're successful in your interview, we'll notify you by phone, as well as sending you a letter or email to confirm the details of your scholarship.

If your application is unsuccessful, we'll notify you by email.

We treat all applications confidentially.

Conditions

You must:

  • stay enrolled in a minimum of one law subject each semester
  • maintain a GPA of 4.0 (Pass) for each semester of the scholarship.

Background

The McCullough Robertson Scholarship for commencing Indigenous students is offered to first-year Indigenous students enrolled in the Bachelor of Laws or associated double degrees. The aim of the scholarship is to support Indigenous students who are experiencing financial hardship and to provide pathways into the private legal profession through ongoing contact with McCullough Robertson.

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