Applicants must: be enrolled on a full-time basis in their second or subsequent year of studies at the University of Canberra; possess a sound prior academic record (at least a pass standard for subjects attempted); demonstrate a basic understanding of the goals and role that Rotary plays in society; and demonstrate strong commitment to working within the community.
The awards are open to Australian citizens and permanent residents or New Zealand citizens, who hold a bachelor degree with honours class I or IIA or an equivalent qualification. Applicants cannot: previously have held an Australian Government Research Scholarship for more than six months; be in receipt of an equivalent award (greater than 75 per cent of the base stipend); or, have completed a degree at the same level or higher than that proposed.
Applicants must: be rural or regional students enrolled in the Bachelor of Information Technology; be Australian citizens; be considered full-time students; have relocated from a rural area to undertake their studies; and attach a 300 word written statement.