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The Australian Paper Manufacturers awards scholarships of $5000 each to full-time students in any school on the Gippsland campus at the completion of the first, second or third year, provided that the students are proceeding to a further year of full-time study.
The Coal Corporation of Victoria awards three scholarships each to the value of $1000 to full-time degree students undertaking studies in applied science, business (accounting/finance) and engineering. These scholarships are available at the end of the second year to students proceeding to a third year of study on a full-time basis.
There are a limited number of scholarships available for first-year engineering students. These scholarships are only available to full-time students who are Australian citizens or who have permanent residency in Australia.
Students
achieving an ENTER of 93.25 (TER of 90.00) or greater are eligible to apply for
the Dean's Scholar Program and successful applicants will receive a Sir John
Monash Academic Scholarship. These scholarships are equal to the student's
up-front HECS fee for the semester ($3525 for engineering - 1998 value) with a
ceiling of $4000 per year. Applicants must submit the appropriate forms and
principal's recommendation by the end of October in the preceding year.
Students participating in the program will have the opportunity to plan a
personalised course in consultation with an adviser which may differ from a
standard course in depth and scope. This flexibility will ensure high achieving
students are appropriately challenged and encouraged to meet their full
academic potential.
The performance of participants will be evaluated at the end of each semester.
To maintain the Sir John Monash Scholarship and membership of the Dean's
Scholars Program, students are expected to continue achieving at the same high
level at which they entered the program (normally distinction level). Students
unable to maintain the required level of performance over a full academic year
will lose the scholarship and be transferred to the normal program of the
relevant degree course.
Students achieving an ENTER of 96.65 (TER of 95.00) or greater are eligible to apply for an Award for Excellence under the Sir John Monash Academic Scholarship program. These ten (10) awards are equal to the student's up-front HECS fee (up to a limit of $6000). Awards are made to outstanding applicants entering any undergraduate program offered by the faculty and will be funded for up to four years, subject to satisfactory academic performance.
This scholarship is awarded to encourage and assist students to complete a Bachelor of Engineering degree in materials engineering and to help students have an awareness of the materials industry in Australia. The scholarship, which is valued at $2000 pa, is tenable for up to three years. Australian citizens or permanent residents who are enrolled as full-time second-year students of the Bachelor of Engineering degree in materials engineering are eligible to apply. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit, leadership and personal qualities. Further information is available from the administrative officer of the Department of Materials Engineering.
The ESI Scholarships in engineering are for the amount of $145 per week and differ in the number awarded each year. Please note that they are not necessarily awarded in every year nor are tenable at any particular institution. Fourth-year engineering students (normally in electrical and mechanical) who have completed prior ESI vacation employment are eligible with the scholarships being awarded in the penultimate year. The recipients are bonded to the ESI for two years.
Loy Yang Power makes available two awards of $10,000 each plus mentorship at Loy Yang Power during students final year of study, as well as twelve months of paid experience at Loy Yang Power following graduation. The scholarship will be awarded after consideration of academic performance, community involvement and a day-long program at Loy Yang Power.
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Bearings Australia Pty Ltd has provided funds ($A50,000) for an annual
scholarship valued annually at up to $5000 to enable students to familiarise
themselves with the field of engineering in Japan. The scholarship will be
awarded to one or two outstanding BA/BE students studying Japanese, who have
successfully completed at least the third but preferably the fourth year of the
program. The scholarship will be awarded on the recommendation of a selection
committee consisting of:
1 the dean of the Faculty of Arts or the dean's nominee;
2 the dean of the Faculty of Engineering or the dean's nominee;
3 the head of the Department of Japanese Studies.
The committee will reserve the right not to make a recommendation. The
scholarship is available to students who are Australian citizens or permanent
residents. The recipient will be required to stay in Japan for not less than
eight weeks and return to Monash University before the beginning of the next
academic year to complete his or her degree. Applicants should indicate whether
other awards are being sought and describe any problems which might affect
completion of the proposed program in Japan. Applications for the scholarship
must be lodged with the Department of Japanese Studies not later than
5 September each year.
The Pratt Group of Companies (Visyboard etc.) makes available an annual scholarship of $8000 per year, tenable from the beginning of first semester each year for the four years of the engineering degree, for a student from a country secondary college entering the Faculty of Engineering at Monash University. The awardee is selected on academic results, motivation for engineering, and wider interests such as music, debating, sport, etc. The first concern is to attract students who would not otherwise be able to attend university because of lack of funds, or who would have extreme difficulty in doing so.
Roche Theiss Linfox Joint Venture makes available an award of $5000 to one student each academic year. Applications are invited from engineering degree students at the Gippsland campus who are about to commence their final year year with major studies in civil or mechanical engineering. The scholarship will be awarded after consideration of academic performance, community involvement, sporting achievement and cultural achievement.
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