Monash Mentor Scholarships
Monash University
The Monash Mentor Scholarship is designed to recognize excellence of students participating in the Access Monash Mentoring program. Mentors have the opportunity to develop key employability skills, while mentoring secondary school students from under-represented communities. This scholarship is available to commencing students with an ATAR of at least 80.00 and current students with a minimum Weighted Average Mark of at least 65%. The Monash Mentor Scholarship is designed to support students who may not otherwise be able to participate in volunteering, therefore preference will be given to students from under-represented communities.
Eligibility
Applicants must: Be An Australian citizen; A New Zealand citizen; Australian permanent resident; Australian humanitarian visa holder; Commencing or continuing student; Intending to enrol or be enrolled in an undergraduate degree at Monash; Selected to be an Access Monash Mentor, and able to commit to mentoring 2 mentees face to face; Demonstrated commitment to making a difference to others through leadership and community involvement, and commitment to higher education; Commencing students, must achieve an ATAR of at least 80.00; Continuing students who have completed at least 2 semesters of study must have a minimum 65% Weighted Average Mark
Further details
This scholarship cannot be deferred.
| Amount | $1,500 $1,500 per semester for a maximum of 1 year |
|---|---|
| Frequency | Annual |
| Duration | year |
| Student type | Australian and New Zealand |
| For Australian students | |
| For international students | |
| Level of study | Undergraduate / VET |
| Field of studys | Accounting Agriculture Architecture Psychology Built environment Business and management Communications Computing and information technology Creative arts Dentistry Economics Education and training Engineering and technology Environmental studies Tourism and hospitality Health services and support Humanities and social sciences Languages Law Para-legal studies Mathematics Medicine Nursing Pharmacy Rehabilitation Sciences Social work Sport and leisure Surveying Veterinary science |
