Clem Jones & E.W. “Ted” Jones Memorial Scholarship

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Universidad Estatal

The university of Queensland Australia

Área

Australia

País anfitrión

Australia

Fecha límite

05 feb. 2022

Nivel de estudio

De licenciatura

Tipo de oportunidad

Becas , Becas , Subsidios

Especialidades

Ciencia , Matemáticas , Física

Oportunidad de financiación

Financiación completa

Países elegibles

Esta oportunidad está destinada a todos los países

Región elegible

Todas las regiones

Enrolment status: Future UQ student

Student type: Domestic

Study level: Undergraduate

Study level: Science and Mathematics

Scholarship focus: Financial hardship

Scholarship value: $4,500

Scholarship duration: 1 year

Number awarded: May vary

Applications open: 5 January 2022

Eligibility:

You’re eligible if you:

are a domestic student
are enrolling as a commencing student in any bachelor program at UQ in semester 1 in the year of the scholarship
have not completed any prior tertiary study at bachelor level or higher.

And you have:

demonstrated significant financial disadvantage through achieving the maximum points for the ‘Financial Hardship’ category of QTAC’s Educational Access Scheme
been awarded a UQ Link Scholarship
not received another scholarship awarded on the basis of financial hardship at The University of Queensland, with the exception of:
- UQ Link scholarship
- 33rd UQ Senate Create Change Residential Scholarship
- Aspire Residential Scholarship.

Selection criteria:

This scholarship will be awarded to the applicant whose program of study contains a significant component of mathematics.

Preference will be given to students who graduated from (in order of preference):

Ipswich Grammar School
another high school in the Ipswich Local Government Area.

About this scholarship:

Donated by the Clem Jones Foundation to commemorate the birth and early life in Ipswich of Clem Jones AO, a mathematically inclined surveyor by profession, long-time Lord Mayor of Brisbane and sometime groundkeeper of the Gabba wicket, along with his father, E.W. “Ted” Jones, a teacher at Ipswich Grammar School in the early part of the 1900s.