BOND UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL UNDERGRADUATE EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIPS

LOCATION: Australia

Bond International Undergraduate Excellence Scholarships provide tuition remission scholarships to high academic achievers applying to study for a bachelor’s degree.

International Undergraduate Excellence Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic merit and are a testament to Bond University’s commitment to quality and outstanding international students.

ELIGIBILITY:

To be eligible for this scholarship, you must:

Be an international student (i.e. not an Australian citizen, New Zealand citizen or permanent resident) living outside of Australia. 

Have achieved, or are on track to achieve (conditional upon successful completion) academic excellence in the top percentile from your high school qualification equivalent to ATAR 95.00 or IB Diploma score of 38 or higher.

Not have already commenced undergraduate studies at Bond University. Those studying English at Bond University College as part of a packaged offer are eligible to apply.

Meet the standard entry requirements for your chosen program of study.

Not be completing, or have completed Australian year 12 in Australia. 
Note: If you are currently studying high school in Australia you may be eligible to apply for an Australian Bond Excellence or Leadership Scholarship. 

Applications for Bond programs are always open; therefore, your academic eligibility for this scholarship will be assessed at the time of reviewing your program application. 

If you are offered a scholarship, you will be provided with a deadline date to accept your program and scholarship offer.

BENEFIT:

As an International Undergraduate Excellence Scholar, you will be awarded with 50% tuition remission for any single or approved combined undergraduate degree (excluding the Bond Medical Program), and will commence your studies in either the January, May or September semester.

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WSAVA MICHAEL J. DAY SCHOLARSHIP

Application Deadline: June 20th at 23:59 UTC

LOCATION: Canada

The Michael J. Day Scholarship aims to promote interest and research in companion animal infectious diseases. Each scholarship will support a veterinary student in carrying out a high-quality research project on small companion animal infectious disease, clinical vaccinology, or immunology.

ELIGIBILITY:

The Michael J. Day Scholarship is open to veterinary students around the world. The scholarship will provide financial assistance to enable the selected scholar to carry out research into an aspect of small companion animal infectious disease, clinical vaccinology, or immunology.

Prospective student applicants for these scholarships will need to identify a principal supervisor before they can submit an application. Likewise, prospective principal supervisors will need to find a suitable student before they can apply. Applications need to be completed and signed by the student applicant, the principal supervisor, and any other members of the supervisory team.

Each application should include the aims, objectives, and hypotheses of the proposed research project, as well as offering details of the methods of research, expected outcomes, and budgetary requirements.

The following are also required:

Curricula vitae of student applicant and prospective principal supervisor

A summary of the project with the significance of the expected results in the context of current knowledge (maximum 500 words)

A grant proposal of the project detailing the background, aims, methodology, budget, and expected results (See details in the application form below)

A timeline for the research project

A reference of good standing from the Dean or Head of the candidate’s veterinary school

The ability to travel internationally (valid passport and any necessary visas) and be available to commit to a minimum of 8-12 weeks of research activity in the host institution.

Applications must be submitted in English

BENEFIT:

To enable them to carry out their research, the selected candidate will be awarded a grant of up to US$15,000. In addition to covering direct research costs (reagents, consumables, etc), the grant can be used to cover the costs of visa requirements, flights, health insurance and accommodation.

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