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International scholarships

Victoria University (VU) has arrangements with scholarship and sponsorship programs offered by the following government and private organisations. You can use any of these scholarships and sponsorships to study one of many VU courses. Start your journey at Victoria University by downloading an application form.

Saudi Arabia

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The King Abdullah Scholarship Program sponsors highly qualified Saudi students, who meet the highest level of academic standards, to study TAFE, undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

 

United Arab Emirates

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The UAE Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Ministry of the Interior, Dubai Municipality,  Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, Sheik Mohammad Bin Rashid Foundation and EDAAD sponsor students to complete their studies at Victoria University.

 

Indonesia

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The Indonesian Directorate General of Higher Education (DIKTI) offers scholarships to lecturers in Indonesian Polytekniks to study at masters and doctorate level.

 

Malaysia

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The MARA Scholarships provides financial aid for Bumiputera students to study courses in science, engineering, management and other courses at undergraduate, masters and doctoral level.

 

Chile

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The Chile-Universities Australia Cooperation in the Human Capital Development Program allows Chilean scholarship recipients to pursue postgraduate studies at VU. We also offer TAFE and Higher Education programs to recipients of the Chile Bicentennial Scholarship (BECAS Chile).

 

Australia

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AusAID, Australian Leadership Awards, the Endeavour Awards and the Australian Development Scholarships provide educational, research and professional development opportunities to students in the Asia-Pacific region. Find out how  Australian government grants for international research projects are strengthening industry partnerships and building research networks around the world.

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Page last updated: Tuesday 12 January 2010