Indigenous Master of Psychology Scholarship
Financial resources are a major issues impacting tertiary study for Indigenous students. This contributes to the chronic under-representation of Indigenous students in postgraduate clinical psychology programs that, in turn, results in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander psychologists making up well 1% of the proportion of all registered psychologists.
By offering a scholarship for each full-time year in our Clinical Psychology program at UNE, they hope to encourage, retain and support their Indigenous students on the pathway to becoming a qualified Psychologist to address these major workforce shortages.
This scholarship is for:
Open to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Students Only
Areas of study:
- Psychology
At Institution:
- University of New England
Study Level:
- Postgraduate Coursework
Study Load:
All LoadsLocation:
NSW
Eligibility Criteria:
To be eligible for this Scholarship, you must:
- identify as an Australian Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person and provide documentation according to the UNE Confirmation of Aboriginality and Torres Strait Islander Identity Rule;
- be studying full time (48 credit points per academic year) OR part time (minimum 24 credit points per academic year);
- be studying the Master of Psychology (Applied) or Master of Professional Psychology at the University of New England and;
- be able to demonstrate financial need.
How to Apply
Please apply through UNE's Scholarship portal. You will need to answer questions surrounding your career aspirations, personal strengths and connection to community and any financial, geographic or cultural challenges you have faced.
Further Information
Details not available.