University of Notre Dame scholarship

Scholarship in University of Notre Dame, Australia

The University of Notre Dame has 23 different scholarship program. But the number of scholarship is offered every year is more than 350. So, if you are looking forward to studying in Australia and particularly if you want to study in Australia with Scholarship, University of Notre Dame will be a very good choice. This university was established in 1989. It has campuses in Fremantle and Broome, Western Australia, Sydney and in New South Wales, Australia. University of Notre Dame is mainly a catholic university. To apply for scholarships in University of Notre Dame, use the links provided below.

Woss Family Scholarship in Nursing

Applicants must: be Australian citizens; be commencing or continuing medical studies at the Fremantle Campus; and demonstrate drive and commitment to achieve academically despite financial hardship or other personal difficulty.

Woss Family Scholarship in Medicine

Applicants must: be at least 22 years of age on 1 December in the year in which the application is made; be citizens of Australia; be enrolled full-time in the graduate entry degree of Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) in the School of Medicine, Fremantle; have resided in Western Australia for the 12 months preceding the application; and be able to demonstrate that their educational opportunities are limited due to adverse circumstances such as distance, financial need, disability or responsibility for the care of the ill or the elderly.

Willetton Parish Scholarship

Applicants must: be Australian citizens or permanent residents; be enrolled full time in the School of Arts and Sciences, Fremantle; and be undertaking their studies internally. Selection is based on academic merit and contribution to school and community life as presented in the application form, supporting documents and interview.

University Mobility in the Asia-Pacific (UMAP) Subsidy

Applicants must: be Australian citizens or permanent residents; be studying with one of Notre Dame's exchange partners in the United States of America or Singapore; and be studying subjects overseas that count for credit towards the students' Notre Dame degree. Selection is based on financial need and academic performance.