Oxford Australia Scholarship Fund
| Applications open | 4 January 2020
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| Applications close | 22 February 2020
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| Payment per year | dependent on course chosen
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| Duration | up to 2 years - Masters; up to 3 years - PhD
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| Degree | Postgraduate Research
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| Citizenship | Australian Citizens
Australian Permanent Residents
New Zealand Citizens
Permanent Humanitarian Visa Holders
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| Type of Scholarship | Academic
Study Abroad and Exchange
Travel Scholarships
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| Available In | All Faculties
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| Available To | Future
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The Oxford Australia Scholarship fund selects up to eight young Australians each year to study at Oxford University. Applications are welcome from Australian graduates who wish to further their studies or research with a post graduate degree at Oxford University.
The Oxford Australia Scholarship Fund was established in 1993 by donations from Australian Oxford alumni and 2020 will be the 23rd year of its operation, having funded over 90 awards since then. Scholarship selection is on merit, requiring a minimum of a First Class Honours degree from an Australian university and applications are open to all disciplines. Scholarships are intended to support Australian nationals, ordinarily resident in Australia, to undertake their first overseas degree
For timelines, check the University of Oxford Graduate Admissions website www.admissions.ox.ac.uk/graduate
The application deadlines for each Oxford University course are set out at http://www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/graduate/applying-to-oxford/application-guide.
It is the responsibility of each applicant to check for the relevant deadline. Applications for the Oxford Australia Scholarships open online on 4 January 2020 and close on 22 February 2020.
For enquiries please contact oxford.scholarships@anu.edu.au
University of Adelaide Student Oxford Bound
Kimberly Becker completed a Bachelor of Advanced Mathematics in 2017 at the University of Adelaide where she is currently completing an MPhil in Pure Mathematics.
Kim is passionate about diversifying STEM fields. In 2018, she founded the University of Adelaide’s Women in STEM Society to support minority groups studying STEM and she runs an outreach program to rural schools.
At Oxford, Kim will work for a DPhil in Statistics, where she will specialise in probability - a field that combines her passions of pure and applied mathematics.
Kim’s studies will be supported by a University College Old Members Oxford Australia Scholarship and an Oxford University Department of Statistics EPSRC Doctoral Training Program studentship, together with a University of Adelaide alma mater award.
Find out more about the Oxford Australia Scholarships.