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Who can apply
Three different things not to mix up: the country where you study, your nationality and the country where you live when you apply.
- Country of study
- Australia
- Accepted nationalities
- Papua New Guinea
- Degree already heldRequired
- Bachelor’s
- Target level
- Master’s
- Fields of study
- All fields
- Other conditions
- In exceptional cases, candidates who do not hold an undergraduate qualification in forestry or a related discipline but have equivalent extensive professional experience in forestry may be eligible.Organisation’s wording: or, in exceptional cases, does not hold such a qualification but possesses equivalent extensive professional experience in forestry;
- Selection is based on academic merit.RequiredOrganisation’s wording: Selection bases Academic merit
The real funding
What the opportunity pays, what is left for you to pay and the money to plan before leaving.
- Paid
- Tuition and plane ticket
- Number of places
- 1 place
- When it is paid
- Payments are made per semester.
Application steps
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Step 1: Apply for admission to the Master of Forests, the Graduate Diploma in Science or the Graduate Certificate in Forests.
- With whom
- You (the applicant)
Step 2: Submit the scholarship application and supporting documents by email to fses.coursework.enquiries@anu.edu.au.
- With whom
- You (the applicant)
- Documents to provide
- Completed application form.
- A written statement of no more than two pages, nominating the proposed degree, the goals of study, and anticipated benefits to both the candidate and PNG.
- A curriculum vitae of no more than three pages, and examples of (as relevant) academic or professional work.
- Academic transcript(s) for prior tertiary studies.
- Nomination of three referees, at least one of whom can speak to the candidate's academic capability, and at least one of whom can speak to their professional work.
Where to apply
The Australian National University (opens in a new tab)
Official title (in English): Alan and Helen Ross Forestry Education Scholarship
Official website of The Australian National University: study.anu.edu.au