Ad Hoc Honours Scholarships—Regulations

AGR Matthey Honours Scholarship * [F15009]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

AGR Matthey has established a scholarship to assist and encourage a student who has completed a Bachelor of Science (50110) with a major in Chemistry to gain research and training experience at AGR Matthey’s refinery in Perth through summer vacation placement, and then commence the honours programme in Chemistry  specialising in an area of chemistry relevant to gold and metal refining techniques.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the AGR Matthey Honours Scholarship.

Purpose
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to assist and encourage an eligible student to—

(a) gain vacation research and training experience with AGR Matthey during the summer immediately prior to commencing an honours programme in Chemistry; and

(b) undertake an honours programme in Chemistry specialising in a field of chemistry which is relevant to the refining of gold and metal.

Value
3. The value of the scholarship is $6100 per annum.

Eligibility Requirements
4. To be eligible to apply for a scholarship an applicant must—

(a) be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia;

(b) be currently enrolled and completing the course for a Bachelor of Science (50110) degree at The University of Western Australia, majoring in Chemistry;

(c) have been offered a place in the honours programme in Chemistry in the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences; and

(d) have selected an honours project which is relevant to gold and metal refining techniques.

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises:

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences or nominee;

(b) a senior academic representative of the discipline of Chemistry, or nominee;

(c) a representative from AGR Matthey.

Selection Criteria
6. The scholarship is awarded by the selection committee to the applicant who, in its opinion, best demonstrates:

(a) academic merit as evidenced by their academic record; and

(b) commitment to their chosen project and understanding of the issues in relation to gold processing technology.

Selection Process
7.(1) Selection of the recipient is made by the selection committee having regard to the applicant's academic record, application and supporting material.

(2) The selection committee may interview short-listed applicants.

Awarding Body
8. The scholarship is awarded by the Board of Examiners in the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences, on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment
9. The scholarship is  paid as follows:

(a) $600 per week during the six weeks of research and training undertaken in the summer vacation;

(b) $2500 comprised of two equal instalments of $1250 paid one at the beginning of each semester during the honours programme.

Concurrent Awards
10. The scholarships must not be held concurrently with other awards.

Application Procedure
11. (1) Written applications are called for annually by the School of Biomedical, Biomolecular and Chemical Sciences in the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences in August each year.

(2) Applications must be submitted to the School Manager in the School of Biomedical, Biomolecular and Chemical Sciences of the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences by the advertised closing date. 

(3) Applications must include details of the student's research project and a short statement of no more than 500 words outlining their commitment to their chosen project and their understanding of the issues in relation to gold processing technology.

Administering Body
12. The scholarship is administered by the School of Biomedical, Biomolecular and Chemical Sciences of the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences.

Publications
13. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the AGR Matthey Scholarship must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
14. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's web site.

Alcoa of Australia Award [F8048]

Alcoa of Australia, having agreed to provide a sum of $1000 annually for the purpose of encouraging interest in occupational medicine at the undergraduate level, the Alcoa of Australia Award is established and is administered in accordance with the following regulations.

1. The whole of the award is used to provide a grant or a grant-in-aid to a student for a research project undertaken either as part of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Medical Science or as a discrete project during a long vacation.

2. Only projects proposed by undergraduate medical students who have successfully completed the Level 3 units of the course for the degree of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery will be considered for the award.

3. The award is made by the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry on the recommendation of the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry and a qualified medical practitioner nominated by Alcoa of Australia.

4. The award is advertised annually with a closing date of 31 August.

5. Any thesis or publication resulting from research under a grant must acknowledge the assistance of the award.

Alec Boyd Scholarship * [F2996]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

1. The Alec Boyd Scholarship of $3000 is awarded by the School of Mathematics and Statistics to the female student commencing honours in Pure Mathematics who has the highest aggregate mark in mathematics units taken in the course that qualified her for admission to the honours programme.

2.(1) The scholarship is paid in two halves, one at the beginning of each semester.

(2) Payment of the second half of the scholarship is subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in the previous semester.

3. The award may be shared if two or more students are judged to be equal in terms of condition 1.

Apache Energy Engineering Scholarships * [F25941]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Apache Energy donates funds annually to provide six scholarships to assist and encourage undergraduate and master’s by coursework students at The University of Western Australia (The University), to undertake studies related to oil and gas engineering.

There are four scholarships available for undergraduate engineering students and two scholarships for students undertaking the Master of Oil and Gas Engineering.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Apache Energy Engineering Scholarship.

Purpose 
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to assist and encourage students to undertake studies in the field of oil and gas engineering, petroleum engineering, chemical and process engineering, or offshore engineering.

Value
3. The value of the scholarship is $5000.

Eligibility Requirements
4. (1) To be eligible to apply for a scholarship an applicant must—

(a) be enrolled full-time in one of the courses set out in (2);

(b)(i) have completed units to the value of at least 96 points of a Bachelor of Engineering course or the Bachelor of Engineering component of a combined course.

(ii) have completed units to the value of at least 24 points of a Master of Oil and Gas Engineering.

(2) To be eligible to take up the scholarship an applicant must be—

(a) enrolled full-time in a single or combined course leading to the Bachelor of Engineering in
one of the following:

(i) the Petroleum Engineering Program;

(ii) the Chemical and Process Engineering Program;

(iii) the Mechanical Engineering Program, Oil and Gas Major;

(iv) the Civil Engineering Program, Offshore Engineering Major;

or

(b) the Master of Oil and Gas Engineering.

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The selection committee for the scholarships comprises—

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics, or nominee (as chair);

(b) an academic staff member of the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics, nominated by the Dean; and

(c) a representative of Apache Energy.

Selection Criteria
6. The scholarship is awarded by the selection committee to the applicant who, in its opinion, best demonstrates—

(a) academic achievement; and

(b) an active interest in the oil and gas industry.

Selection Process 
7. (1) Selection of the recipient is made by the selection committee having regard to the applicants’ academic records, applications and supporting documentation.

(2) The selection committee may interview short-listed applicants.

Awarding Body
8. The scholarship is awarded by the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics.

Method of Payment
9. (1) The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments.

(2) One instalment is normally paid on or following the census date in each of the relevant semesters.

Criteria for Continuation 
10. Continuation of the scholarship from semester to semester is subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules for the course and remaining enrolled in the course for which the scholarship is awarded.

Duration of Award
11. Subject to 10, the scholarship is awarded for two semesters which are normally consecutive.

Concurrent Awards
12. The scholarship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

Administering Body
13. The scholarship is administered by the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics.

Application Procedure
14. (1) Written applications are called for annually and must be submitted with supporting documentation to the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics by the advertised closing date.

(2) Applications must be accompanied by a personal statement of no more than one A4 page outlining the applicant’s active interest in the oil and gas industry.

Student Opportunity
15. The recipient may be offered the opportunity for vacation work experience with Apache Energy.

Publications 
16. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Apache Energy Engineering Scholarship must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property 
17. Intellectual Property is governed by the University’s Intellectual Property policy available on the University’s website at http://www.universitypolicies.uwa.edu.au/page/117132.

Bachelor of Education with Honours Scholarship * [F7101]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

The Faculty of Education having agreed to provide a sum of money each year to fund two scholarships, the Bachelor of Education with Honours Scholarships are established and are administered in accordance with the following conditions.

1. Two scholarships, each of $5000, are awarded annually.

2. The scholarships are awarded by the Faculty of Education to the two students who, of those applying to enrol in the Bachelor of Education with Honours course, are ranked highest by the selection committee described in 5.

3. Selection is based on academic merit.

4. The scholarship is open only to citizens or permanent residents of Australia.

5. Selection is made by the Dean of the Faculty of Education and the Chair of the Postgraduate Programs Committee.

6. The scholarship is paid as a forthnightly stipend.

Baker Hughes INTEQ Scholarship in Engineering (One Year) * [F18082]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Baker Hughes INTEQ provides funds for a scholarship at The University of Western Australia for students studying engineering who are interested in pursuing a career in the oil and gas servicing industry. The scholarship is administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Baker Hughes INTEQ Scholarship in Engineering (One Year).

Value
2. The value of the scholarship is $5000.

Eligibility Requirements
3. To be eligible to apply for a scholarship an applicant must be—

(a) a citizen or permanent resident of Australia; and

(b) intending to enrol in the final 48 points of the Oil and Gas Engineering or Petroleum Engineering programme either in the Bachelor of Engineering course or in a combined course including a Bachelor of Engineering component in the year in which the scholarship is taken up.

Body Responsible for Selection
4.(1) The selection committee for the scholarship comprises—

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics or nominee;

(b) the Head of the School of Civil and Resource Engineering, or nominee; and

(c) a representative from Baker Hughes INTEQ.

Selection Criteria
5.(1) The scholarship is awarded by the Board of the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics, on the recommendation of the selection committee, to the applicant who, in its opinion, best demonstrates in their application and supporting documentation—

(a) academic achievement as evidenced by their academic record;

(b) excellent interpersonal and communication skills;

(c) dedication to working safely;

(d) integrity;

(e) ability to work as part of a team; and

(f) a commitment to learning and performance.

Selection Process
6.(1) Selection of the recipient is made by the selection committee having regard to the applicant's academic record, completed application form and referee reports, where applicable.

(2) The selection committee interviews short-listed applicants.

Application Procedure
7.(1) The scholarship is advertised annually by the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics in time for an application to be submitted for the relevant year.

(2) Applications addressing the selection criteria must be made on the application form available from the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics and be accompanied by—

(a) a brief curriculum vitae including present and previous work experience where applicable; and

(b) where applicable, the names and contact details of two work experience referees.

(3) Applications must be submitted to the Senior Faculty Administrative Officer of the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics by the advertised closing date.

Awarding Body
8. The scholarship is awarded by the Board of the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment
9. The scholarship is paid in two instalments, one on or after the census date in each of first and second semesters.

Duration
10. The scholarship is tenable for two semesters which are normally consecutive.

Concurrent Scholarships
11. The scholarship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the other award so permit.

Administration
12. The scholarship is administered by the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics.

Publications
13. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication arising from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Baker Hughes INTEQ Scholarship in Engineering (One Year) must acknowledge the assistance of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
14. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's web site at http://www.legalservices.uwa.edu.au/lso/ip_res_contracts/2._ip_policy/ip_policy

Baker Hughes INTEQ Scholarship in Engineering or Geology (Two Years) * [F18170]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Baker Hughes INTEQ provides funds for a scholarship at The University of Western Australia for students studying engineering or geology who are interested in pursuing a career in the oil and gas servicing industry. The scholarship is administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Baker Hughes INTEQ Scholarship in Engineering or Geology (Two Years).

Value
2. The value of the scholarship is $5000 per annum.

Eligibility Requirements
3.(1) All applicants must be citizens or permanent residents of Australia.

(2) To be eligible to apply for a scholarship in engineering an applicant must—

(a) be enrolled in the Oil and Gas Engineering or Petroleum Engineering programme either in the Bachelor of Engineering course or in a combined course including a Bachelor of Engineering component;

(b) have completed by the end of the year prior to the scholarship being awarded a minimum of 96 points towards the Bachelor of Engineering course or 108 points towards the Bachelor of Engineering component of a combined course; and

(c) in the year that the scholarship is taken up be enrolled such that they will not have completed more than 162 points towards the Bachelor of Engineering course or 140 points towards the Bachelor of Engineering component of a combined course by the end of the year.

(3) To be eligible to apply for a scholarship in geology an applicant must be in a position to complete by the end of the year following the year in which the scholarship is taken up—

(a) one of the following programmes in the Bachelor of Science (70100)—

(i) Geology and Resource Economics;

(ii) Mineral Geoscience;

(iii) Petroleum Geoscience;

or

(b) a Bachelor of Science with Honours (5011H) in Geology;

or

(c) a combined course in any of the areas of Geology, Geology and Resource Economics, Mineral Geoscience or Petroleum Geoscience.

Body Responsible for Selection
4.(1) The selection committee for the scholarship comprises—

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics or nominee; and

(b) the Dean of the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Science or nominee; and

(c) a representative from Baker Hughes INTEQ.

Selection Criteria
5.(1) The scholarship is awarded by the Board of the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics or the Board of the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, as appropriate, on the recommendation of the selection committee, to the applicant who, in the opinion of the selection committee, best demonstrates in their application and supporting documentation—

(a) academic achievement as evidenced by their academic record;

(b) excellent interpersonal and communication skills;

(c) dedication to working safely;

(d) integrity;

(e) ability to work as part of a team; and

(f) a commitment to learning and performance.

Selection Process
6.(1) Selection of the recipient is made by the selection committee having regard to the applicant's academic records and completed application forms addressing the selection criteria.

(2) The selection committee interviews short-listed applicants.

Application Procedure
7.(1) The scholarship is advertised annually by the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics and the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences in time for an application to be submitted for the relevant year.

(2) Applications addressing the selection criteria must be made on the application form available from the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics or the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, and be accompanied by—

(a) a brief curriculum vitae; and

(b) where applicable, the names and contact details of two work experience referees.

(3) Applications must be submitted to the Senior Faculty Administrative Officer of the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics or the Senior Faculty Administrative Officer of the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, as appropriate, by the advertised closing date.

Awarding Body
8. The scholarship is awarded by the Board of the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics or by the Board of the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, as appropriate, on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment
9. The scholarship is paid in two instalments each year, one on or after the census date in each of first and second semesters.

Duration
10. The scholarship is tenable for two years, subject to the recipient meeting the conditions in Clause 11.

Criteria for Continuation
11. Continuation of the scholarship from year to year is subject to the recipient—

(a) passing all units and achieving an average mark of 65 per cent; and

(b) maintaining continuous enrolment as a full-time student in the course for which the scholarship is awarded.

Concurrent Scholarships
12. The scholarship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the other award so permit.

Student Opportunity
13. Recipients of the scholarship are offered the opportunity to undertake one period of 12 weeks paid vacation work experience with the company in the summer vacation period in the relevant year.

Administration
14. The scholarship is administered by the respective faculties and is advertised at a time agreed by both faculties in second semester of the relevant year for award in the following year.

Publications
15. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication arising from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Baker Hughes INTEQ Scholarship in Engineering or Geology (Two Years) must acknowledge the assistance of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
16. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's web site at http://www.legalservices.uwa.edu.au/lso/ip_res_contracts/2._ip_policy/ip_policy

Baker Hughes INTEQ Scholarship in Geology (One Year) * [F18690]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Baker Hughes INTEQ provides funds for a scholarship at The University of Western Australia for students studying geology who are interested in pursuing a career in the oil and gas servicing industry. The scholarship is administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Baker Hughes INTEQ Scholarship in Geology (One Year).

Value
2. The value of the scholarship is $5000.

Eligibility Requirements
3. To be eligible to apply for a scholarship an applicant must be—

(a) a citizen or permanent resident of Australia; and

(b) in a position to complete by the end of the year in which the scholarship is taken up—

(i) one of the following programmes in the Bachelor of Science (70100)—

• Geology and Resource Economics;

• Mineral Geoscience;

• Petroleum Geoscience;

or

(ii) the Bachelor of Science with Honours (5011H) in Geology;

or

(iii) a combined course in any of the areas of Geology, Geology and Resource Economics, Mineral Geoscience or Petroleum Geoscience.

Body Responsible for Selection
4. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises—

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Science or nominee; and

(b) the Head of School of Earth and Environment, or nominee; and

(c) a representative from Baker Hughes INTEQ.

Selection Criteria
5. The scholarship is awarded by the Board of the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, on the recommendation of the selection committee, to the applicant who, in its opinion, best demonstrates in their application and supporting documentation—

(a) academic achievement as evidenced by their academic record;

(b) excellent interpersonal and communication skills;

(c) dedication to working safely;

(d) integrity;

(e) ability to work as part of a team; and

(f) a commitment to learning and performance.

Selection Process
6.(1) Selection of the recipient is made by the selection committee having regard to the applicant's academic record, application letter covering the selection criteria and any work experience referee reports if available.

(2) The selection committee interviews short-listed applicants.

Application Procedure
7.(1) The scholarship is advertised annually by the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences in time for an application to be submitted for the relevant year.

(2) Applications addressing the selection criteria must be submitted to the Senior Faculty Administrative Officer of the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences and should be accompanied by—

(a) a brief curriculum vitae including present and previous work experience where applicable; and

(b) where applicable, the names and contact details of two work experience referees.

Awarding Body
8. The scholarship is awarded by the Board of the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment
9. The scholarship is paid in two instalments each year, one on or after the census date in each of first and second semesters.

Duration
10. The scholarship is tenable for two semesters, which are normally consecutive.

Concurrent Scholarships
11. The scholarship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the other award so permit.

Administration
12. The scholarship is administered by the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences.

Publications
13. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication arising from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Baker Hughes INTEQ Scholarship in Geology (One Year) must acknowledge the assistance of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
14. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's web site at http://www.universitypolicies.uwa.edu.au/page/117132.

B. P. Kakulas QC and Nellie Kakulas Scholarship in Law * [F19590]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Bart Kakulas QC and Nellie Kakulas have donated the sum of $50,000 to establish in perpetuity the Bartley Peter and Nellie Kakulas Fund to provide a scholarship in the Faculty of Law at The University of Western Australia (the University). The scholarship is administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the B. P. Kakulas QC and Nellie Kakulas Scholarship in Law.

Purpose
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to assist and encourage students in financial need who have completed a minimum of 48 points in the Bachelor of Laws degree course at the University to continue their studies.

Value
3. The scholarship is provided from the annual income of the fund after capitalisation in accordance with Senate policy.

Eligibility requirements
4. To be eligible for consideration for a scholarship an applicant must—

(a) be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia;

(b) be enrolled in the Faculty of Law at the University;

(c) be in a position to complete a minimum of 48 points towards the Bachelor of Laws or the Bachelor of Laws component of a combined course by the end of the year prior to the year in which the scholarship would commence; and

(d) not be in a position to complete units to the value of more than 144 points towards the Bachelor of Laws degree by the end of the year in which the scholarship would commence.

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises—

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Law, or nominee as Chair;

(b) the Associate Dean (Undergraduate) of the Faculty of Law, or nominee;

(c) a senior academic member of the Faculty nominated by the Chair of the selection committee;

(d) a member of the Kakulas family, or nominee.

Selection Criteria
6.(1) The scholarship is awarded by the selection committee to the applicant who, in its opinion, best demonstrates—

(a) financial need;

(b) an interest in Law, as evidenced in their curriculum vitae or other application documentation; and

(c) academic achievement.

(2) Financial need may be demonstrated by the applicant—

(a) being in receipt of a means tested Commonwealth income support payment (such as Austudy, Abstudy, Youth Allowance etc.); or

(b) submitting a statement of financial hardship and its impact on educational opportunities.

Selection Process
7.(1) Selection of the recipient is made by the selection committee having regard to the applicants’ academic records, completed application forms, supporting documentation and referee reports.

(2) The selection committee may interview short-listed applicants.

Awarding Body
8. The scholarship is awarded by the Faculty of Law, on the recommendation of the selection committee described in Clause 5.

Method of Payment
9.(1) The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments.

(2) One instalment is normally paid on or following the census date in each semester. 

(3) Payment of the second instalment is subject to the recipient remaining enrolled and making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules of the course for  which the scholarship is awarded.

Duration of Award
10. The scholarship is tenable for two semesters which are normally consecutive.

Application Procedure
11.(1) Written applications are called for annually and must be submitted to the Senior Administrative Officer of the Faculty of Law by the advertised closing date.

(2) Written applications addressing the selection criteria must include—

(a) a curriculum vitae;

(b) a statement outlining the applicant’s interest in Law; and

(c) supporting documentation regarding financial need.

Administering Body
12. The scholarship is administered by the Faculty of Law.

Publications
13. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the B. P. Kakulas QC and Nellie Kakulas Scholarship in Law must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
14. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's website http://www.universitypolicies.uwa.edu.au/page/117132.

Basil Stone Scholarship * [F8208]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Mr Horace Joseph Stone having made a bequest under the terms of his will to establish a scholarship to encourage study in agriculture in memory of his son Basil who died in a tragic accident aged 19, a fund is established for the purpose and the scholarship is administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Basil Stone Scholarship.

Purpose
2. The Purpose of the scholarship is to encourage study in agriculture.

Value
3.(1) The value of the scholarship is $2000.

(2) The scholarship is provided from the annual income of the fund after capitalisation in accordance with Senate policy.

Eligibility Requirements
4. To be eligible to apply for a scholarship a student must—

(a) be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia;

(b) be enrolled in a single or combined course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Agriculture or Bachelor of Science (Agricultural Economics);

(c) have completed Level 1 units to the value of 48 points towards the degree of Bachelor of Science in Agriculture or Bachelor of Science (Agricultural Economics);

(d) be enrolled on a full-time basis, unless, in the opinion of the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, there are exceptional circumstances which prevent the student from studying full-time.

Selection Criteria
5. The scholarship is awarded to the applicant with the highest average mark in Level 1 units to the value of at least 48 points completed towards the degree of Bachelor of Science in Agriculture or Bachelor of Science (Agricultural Economics).

Selection Process
6. Selection of the recipient is made by the Faculty having regard to the applicant's academic record.

Awarding Body
7. The scholarship is awarded by the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences.

Method of Payment
8. The scholarship is paid in one instalment in June of the relevant year.

Duration of Award
9. The scholarship is tenable for one year.

Concurrent Award
10. The scholarship may be held concurrently with any other scholarship or award provided that the conditions of the other scholarship or award so permit.

Publications
11. Any thesis, dissertation or other publications resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Basil Stone Scholarship must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
12. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's web site.

BHP Billiton Iron Ore Indigenous Scholarship * [F26511]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

BHP Billiton Iron Ore Ltd donates funds annually for up to five scholarships to assist Indigenous students undertaking an undergraduate degree course at The University of Western Australia ('the University'). Scholarships provide assistance with the cost of accommodation at the University’s halls of residence or another residential college affiliated with the University and a living allowance while enrolled in the course. (Preference is given to students from the Pilbara and Kimberley regions and other remote/regional areas of Western Australia who are undertaking an undergraduate degree course in Commerce, Economics, Engineering, Law or Science; however students enrolled in other courses are also encouraged to apply).

The scholarship is administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the BHP Billiton Iron Ore Indigenous Scholarship.

Purpose 
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to assist and encourage Indigenous students from the Pilbara and Kimberley regions and other remote/regional areas of Western Australia to undertake an undergraduate degree course at the University.

Value
3. The BHP Billiton Iron Ore Indigenous Scholarship provides—

(a) accommodation fees up to $12,000 compulsory costs per annum at the University’s hall of residence or another residential college affiliated to the University; and

(b) $4000 per annum living allowance; and

(c) $1000 per annum ancillary costs.

Eligibility Requirements
4. (1) To be eligible to apply for a scholarship an applicant must be—

(a) a citizen or permanent resident of Australia; and

(b) an Indigenous person;

(c) be experiencing financial hardship, which may be demonstrated by the applicant—

(i) being in receipt of a means-tested Commonwealth income support payment (such as Youth Allowance, Austudy, Abstudy, disability support pension, Veteran Entitlements, payment of another income-tested benefit or pension); or

(ii) submitting a statement of financial need;

(d) be enrolled, or eligible to enrol, in an undergraduate degree course at the University.

(2) Preference is given to applicants in the order of priority set out below:

(a) to applicants enrolled in or eligible to enrol in a Commerce, Economics, Engineering, Law or Science course who come from the Pilbara or Kimberley regions;

(b) to applicants enrolled in a Commerce, Economics, Law or Science course who within the four years immediately preceding the commencement of the relevant undergraduate degree course either:

(i) have lived in a rural or remote area of Western Australia for a total of at least three years;

(ii) have completed their final two years of schooling in a high school or college in a Western Australian regional or remote area; or

(iii) have moved away from their Western Australian regional or remote area home to complete the whole of the majority of their secondary schooling; or

(iv) lived in a rural or remote area of Western Australia for a total of at least two years and have relocated from the regional or remote area to undertake vocational education and training e.g. TAFE for a maximum of two years duration immediately preceding the commencement of their undergraduate course.

(c) to applicants enrolled or eligible to enrol in a Bachelor of Arts course who are residents of the Pilbara or Kimberley or who are qualified under (b);

(d) to applicants enrolled or eligible to enrol in a Commerce, Economics, Law or Science course who are resident in the metropolitan area;

(e) to applicants enrolled or eligible to enrol in a Bachelor of Arts course, who are residents in the metropolitan area;

(f) to applicants who are enrolled or are eligible to enrol in, a course of study in a Faculty other than those listed above.¹Â 

¹ The University must obtain written agreement from BHP Billiton prior to awarding a scholarship to an applicant in this category.

(3) Recipients of scholarships who are enrolled or eligible to enrol in Commerce, Economics, Sciences or Engineering are strongly encouraged to select one of the following majors or programmes within their degree course—

(a) Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Materials Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mining Engineering, Petroleum Engineering and Process and Instrumentation and Control Engineering;

(b) Chemistry, Earth Science, Environmental and Natural Resource Economics, Environmental Science, Environmental Geoscience or Management, Geology, Geology and Resource Economics, Mineral Geoscience, Petroleum Geoscience, and Metallurgy;

(c) Finance (Corporate), Finance (Investment), Finance (Quantitative), Financial Accounting, Human Resource Management, Management, Managerial Accounting, Economics and Industrial Relations.

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The body responsible for selection is the Scholarships Committee.

Selection Criteria
6. The scholarship is awarded by the Scholarships Committee to the applicant who, amongst those eligible in terms of clause 4(2), best demonstrates in their application and supporting documentation—

(a) academic achievement and potential;

(b) other achievements, abilities, leadership or community service;

(c) financial hardship.

Selection Process
7. Selection of the recipient is made by the Scholarships Committee having regard to the applicants’ academic records, completed application, supporting documentation, the preferences set out in clause 4(2) and in consultation with BHP Billiton.

Awarding Body
8. The scholarship is awarded by the Scholarships Committee.

Method of Payment
9. (1) The scholarship is paid in three parts.

(2) The accommodation fees are paid directly to the University's Hall of Residence or another residential college affiliated to the University.

(3) The $4000 per annum living allowance is paid in fortnightly instalments across the standard academic year (40 weeks).

(4) The ancillary costs of $1000 per annum are paid directly to the student in one instalment, normally following the census date in first semester.

Criteria for Continuation 
10. Continuation of the scholarship from year to year is subject to the recipient—

(a) making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules for the course for which the scholarship is awarded;

(b) maintaining continuous enrolment at the University as a full-time student in the course for which the scholarship is awarded, unless otherwise approved; and

(c) continuing to reside at the University’s hall of residence or another residential college affiliated with the University, unless there are extenuating circumstances which prevent the applicant from residing in any of these places.

Duration of Award
11. The scholarship is tenable for—

(a) the duration or remainder (whichever is applicable) of the undergraduate course for which it is awarded, including an Honours year if applicable; or

(b) the duration or remainder of the original course if the recipient transfers from the course for which the scholarship is awarded to another course of the University.

Concurrent Awards
12. The scholarship may not be held in conjunction with any other undergraduate scholarship or award except a Commonwealth Scholarship or University-funded scholarships and awards.

Suspension of Scholarship
13. The scholarship may be suspended for up to one year (two semesters) during the tenure of the scholarship subject to approval from the Scholarships Committee.

Administering Body
14. The scholarship is administered by the Scholarships Committee.

Application Procedure
15. Written applications are called for annually on the University Scholarships website at http://www.scholarships.uwa.edu.au/home/undergrad and must be submitted with supporting documentation by the advertised closing date.

Student Opportunity
16. Recipients of the scholarship are provided with the opportunity to participate in the BHP Billiton Iron Ore Mentor Program and to take up vacation employment with BHP Billiton Iron Ore.

Publications
17. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the BHP Billiton Iron Ore Indigenous Scholarship must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
18. Intellectual property is governed by the University’s Intellectual Property Policy available on the University’s website at http://www.universitypolicies.uwa.edu.au/page/117132.

C. A. Vargovic Memorial Scholarship * [F7912]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

The statutory entity, the Faculty of Business, is known as the UWA Business School.

The C. A. Vargovic Memorial Fund was established under the Will of the late Christopher A. Vargovic for the purpose of providing scholarships to assist students in furthering their postgraduate or honours studies in macroeconomics. The C. A. Vargovic Memorial Scholarship is established and administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the C. A. Vargovic Scholarship.

Purpose
2. The purpose of the scholarship is, in any manner determined by the Dean of the UWA Business School, to assist a student or students to further their postgraduate or honours studies in macroeconomics in the UWA Business School.

Type of Scholarship 
3. The scholarship may be held—

(a) as a full scholarship, subject to Clause 13; or

(b) by postgraduate research students as a supplementary scholarship in conjunction with a University Postgraduate Award or an Australian Postgraduate Award.

Value and Number
4. (1) The Dean of the UWA Business School determines the value and the number of scholarships, if any, to be made each year.

(2) The scholarships are provided from the annual income of the fund after capitalisation in accordance with Senate policy.

(3) Normally the value of scholarships awarded in November exceeds the value of any scholarships awarded in March.  [Refer clause 9 (2)].

Eligibility Requirements
5. To be eligible for consideration for a scholarship, a student must—

(a) be enrolled on a full-time basis in—

(i) an honours course leading to the Bachelor of Economics Honours degree; or

(ii) the Master of Economics course; or

(iii) the course for the Doctor of Philosophy;

and

(b) intend to undertake research in macroeconomics.

Body Responsible for Selection
6. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises:

(a) the Chair of the Economics Discipline Group; and

(b) two other members of the Economics Discipline Group nominated by the Chair of the Economics Discipline Group.

Selection Criteria
7. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic achievement and the relevance of the research proposal to macroeconomics.

Selection Process
8. Selection of the recipient is made by the selection committee having regard to the students’ academic records and completed applications.

Awarding Body
9. (1) The scholarship is awarded by the Dean of the UWA Business School on the recommendation of the selection committee.

(2) Scholarships may be awarded in November and in March.¹

¹ Scholarships awarded in November are given only to those students who intend to commence work on their research project during the six-week period leading up to the start of the first semester of the next academic year.

Method of Payment
10. (1) The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments.

(2) One instalment is normally paid on or following the census date in each of the relevant semesters.

(3) Payment of the second instalment is conditional upon the recipient making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules of the course in relation to which the scholarship is awarded.

Duration of Award
11. (1) The scholarship is tenable for one year.

(2) A student enrolled in the Master of Economics course or for the Doctor of Philosophy who has previously been awarded a C. A. Vargovic Scholarship may be awarded a further scholarship within the same course of study.

Application Procedure 
12. (1) Written applications are called for annually and must be submitted to the Faculty Administrative Officer of the UWA Business School by the advertised closing date.

(2) Written applications must be accompanied by an outline of the proposed programme of study with special emphasis on the research to be undertaken.

(3) For applicants who have undertaken study at a tertiary institution other than the University of Western Australia, a copy of the applicant’s academic record from that institution.

Concurrent Awards 
13. Except in exceptional circumstances to be determined by the Dean of the UWA Business School or unless the scholarship is awarded as a supplementary scholarship, a C. A. Vargovic Memorial Scholarship may not be held concurrently with another scholarship or award.

Administering Body
14. The scholarship is administered by the UWA Business School.

Publications
15. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the C. A. Vargovic Memorial Scholarship must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
16. Intellectual property is governed by the University’s Intellectual Property policy available on the University’s website at http://www.universitypolicies.uwa.edu.au/page/117132.

Cancer Council of Western Australia Undergraduate Cancer Research Scholarship [F7820]

1. The Cancer Council of Western Australia Undergraduate Cancer Research Scholarship of $400 provided by the Cancer Council of Western Australia is available for award annually.

2. The scholarship will be reduced if the scholar is in receipt of Youth Allowance but will not be reduced to less than $312.

3. The object of the scholarship is to encourage an interest by medical undergraduates in cancer research.

4. The scholarship is tenable for one year only and will be awarded to an undergraduate permitted to take a course of study and research within the general field of cancer for the degree of Bachelor of Medical Science.

5.(1) The scholar must supply to the Cancer Council of Western Australia through their head of school a copy of the thesis or report submitted by them in fulfilment of the requirement for the degree of Bachelor of Medical Science.

(2) In any publication arising from the work carried out under the scholarship, acknowledgment must be made of the financial support received from the Cancer Council of Western Australia and one copy of each of such publications must be supplied to the Cancer Council.

6. Applications must be submitted to reach the Registrar by 30 November in the year preceding that for which the award is sought.

7. When an award is made, the Registrar must inform the Cancer Council of the name of the scholar and of the amount and dates of tenure of the award.

Cancer Foundation of Western Australia Bachelor of Medical Science Scholarship [F7864]

The Cancer Foundation of Western Australia having agreed to provide $10,000 per annum for the purposes of encouraging research in the area of cancer at the undergraduate level, the Cancer Foundation of Western Australia Bachelor of Medical Science Scholarship is established and is awarded under the following regulations.

1. The scholarship is offered to provide a grant to a student to undertake the Bachelor of Medical Science degree in a research area relevant to cancer and allied disorders.

2. Only projects proposed by undergraduate medical students who have shown special aptitude in their studies and who are recommended by the head of the school concerned as suitable for advanced work are considered for the scholarship.

3. The award is made by the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences on the recommendation of the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences in consultation with the head of the school in which the project is to be undertaken.

4. The scholarship must be advertised in time for applications to be lodged by 31 October of the year preceding that for which the scholarship is sought.

5. Any thesis or publication resulting from research under the grant must acknowledge the assistance of the scholarship.

Cecil Bedford Thompson Brown Memorial Bursary In Law [F7866]

Miss Liz Bedford-Brown having agreed to donate $200 annually in memory of her father, Cecil Bedford-Brown, to provide bursaries to help support undergraduates in Law, a fund is established for the purpose. Each bursary is called a Cecil Bedford Thompson Brown Memorial Bursary in Law and is awarded in accordance with the following regulations.

1. The award of a bursary is restricted to students who are enrolled in a course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Laws of this University and who demonstrate:

(a) academic merit as evidenced by—

(i) the results on which entry to the course for the degree of Bachelor of Laws was based; or

(ii) the results in the course for the degree; and

(b) economic need such that the student would have financial difficulty in completing the course as a full-time student without the assistance of a bursary.

2. A bursary is awarded by the trustees of the fund who are:

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Law;

(b) one member of the academic staff of the Law School appointed by the Faculty of Law.

3.(1) Applications for the bursaries may be made at any time, but the trustees may arrange for notices to be published calling for applications.

(2) Applications must be addressed to the Registrar for referral to the trustees.

4. Each bursary provides an annual sum for the duration of the course subject to the awardee's continued satisfactory progress and economic need, to be assessed by the trustees at the start of each subsequent academic year.

5. The value of each bursary is determined by the trustees, having regard to the economic need of the awardee and the funds available.

6. Any portion of the fund not used in any one year may be carried forward for use in future years.

7. The administration of the fund and bursaries and all matters relating to them are under the general direction of the trustees.

Centenary Trust for Women Dorothea Angus Memorial Scholarship * [F15994]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

This scholarship is established in support of the objectives of the UWA Centenary Trust for Women and in memory of the late Miss Dorothea Angus who was senior music teacher and organist at Perth College from 1938 to 1970. The Centenary Trust for Women Dorothea Angus Memorial Scholarship is provided to assist and encourage a meritorious female student experiencing financial hardship and for whom educational opportunities are limited, for example because of distance, economic disadvantage, cultural differences, disability or responsibility for the care of children, the ill or the elderly, to pursue a Bachelor of Music degree with Honours or a Bachelor of Music Education degree with Honours in the School of Music at The University of Western Australia. A fund is established for the scholarship and the scholarship is administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Centenary Trust for Women Dorothea Angus Memorial Scholarship.

Purpose
2. The purpose the scholarship is to encourage and assist a meritorious female student enrolled in a course leading to a Bachelor of Music degree with Honours or a Bachelor of Music Education degree with Honours who is experiencing financial hardship associated with factors influencing educational disadvantage to pursue studies towards completion of their course.

Value
3. The value of the scholarship is $4000.

Eligibility Requirements
4.(1) To be eligible to apply for a scholarship an applicant must be—

(a) a citizen or permanent resident of Australia;

(b) female;

(c) able to demonstrate financial hardship and that their educational opportunities are limited.

(2) Financial hardship may be demonstrated by the applicant—

(a) being in receipt of a means-tested Commonwealth income support payment (such as Austudy, Abstudy, Youth Allowance etc); or

(b) submitting a statement of financial hardship supported by a Statutory Declaration.

(3) Educational opportunities may be shown to be limited, for example, because of distance, economic disadvantage, cultural differences, disability or responsibility for the care of children, the ill or the elderly.

(4) To be eligible to take up a scholarship students must enrol in a course for the Bachelor of Music degree with Honours or the Bachelor of Music Education degree with Honours.

(5) Unless permitted otherwise in exceptional circumstances, a student must enrol full time.

Selection Criteria
5. The scholarship is awarded to the applicant who, in the opinion of the selection committee, best demonstrates through their application and supporting documentation—

(a) academic achievement;

(b) performance merit in either MUSC3402 Performance Major 6 or MUSC3412 Performance Minor 6;

(c) financial hardship;

(d) that their educational opportunities are limited; and

(e) how the scholarship would assist in addressing the limitations referred to in (d).

Body responsible for Selection
6. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises—

(a) the Head of the School of Music, or nominee;

(b) the Head of Academic Studies in the School of Music, or nominee;

(c) the Head of Performance Studies in the School of Music, or nominee;

Selection Process
7.(1) Selection of the recipient is made by the selection committee having regard to the applicant's academic record, completed application form and supporting documentation.

(2) The selection committee may interview short-listed applicants.

Application Procedure
8.(1) Applications addressing the selection criteria must be made on the application form available from the School of Music, and be accompanied by—

(a) a brief curriculum vitae;

(b) supporting documentary evidence for a claim of financial hardship.

(2) The scholarship is advertised internally by the School of Music at the beginning of second semester each year.

(3) Applications must be submitted to the Administrative Officer of the School of Music by the advertised closing date.

Awarding Body
9. The scholarship is awarded by the School of Music, on the recommendation of the selection committee described in clause 6.

Method of payment
10.(1) The scholarship is paid in two instalments.

(2) One instalment is normally paid on or following the census date in each of the first and second semesters.

(3) Payment of the second instalment is subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules for the course in relation to which the scholarship is awarded.

Duration of Award
11. The scholarship is tenable for two semesters which are normally consecutive.

Concurrent Award
12. The scholarship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

Administering Body
13. The scholarship is administered by the School of Music.

Publications
14. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the CTW Dorothea Angus Memorial Scholarship must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
15. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's web site at http://www.legalservices.uwa.edu.au/lso/ip_res_contracts/2._ip_policy/ip_policy

Centenary Trust for Women Marita Trezise Memorial Scholarship * [F16486]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

The Trezise family donate a sum of money annually to provide the Centenary Trust for Women Marita Trezise Memorial Scholarship to assist and encourage a meritorious female student experiencing financial hardship and for whom educational opportunities are limited, for example because of distance, economic disadvantage, cultural differences, disability, or responsibility for the care of children, the ill or the elderly, to continue her course for the Bachelor of Economics pass degree at The University of Western Australia (the University). The scholarship is administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Centenary Trust for Women Marita Trezise Memorial Scholarship.

Purpose
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to encourage and assist a meritorious female student enrolled in a course leading to the Bachelor of Economics pass degree at the University who is experiencing financial hardship associated with factors influencing educational disadvantage to pursue further studies towards completion of that course.

Type of Scholarship
3. There are two types of scholarships available:

(a) partial fee waiver scholarship;

(b) cash payment scholarship.

(2) Students nominate at the time of submitting their application the type of scholarship for which they are applying.

Value
4. The value of the scholarship is $2500.

Eligibility Requirements
5.(1) To be eligible to apply for a scholarship an applicant must be—

(a) a citizen or permanent resident of Australia;

(b) female;

(c) enrolled in, and have successfully completed a minimum of 96 points towards a course leading to the Bachelor of Economics pass degree at the University; and

(d) able to demonstrate financial hardship and that their educational opportunities are limited.

(2) Applicants must not have completed the requirements of a course of study regarded by the University as equivalent to or higher than an Australian bachelor's award.

(3) Financial hardship may be demonstrated by the applicant—

(a) being in receipt of a means-tested Commonwealth income support payment (such as Austudy, Abstudy, Youth Allowance etc.); or

(b) submitting a statement of financial hardship.

(4) Educational opportunities may be shown to be limited, for example, because of distance, economic disadvantage, cultural differences, disability, or responsibility for the care of children, the ill or the elderly.

(5) To be eligible to take up the scholarship students must enrol on a full-time basis unless there are exceptional circumstances that prevent full-time study.

Body Responsible for Selection
6. The selection committee is the Undergraduate Scholarships Sub-Committee.

Selection Criteria and Process
7. The scholarship is awarded by the Scholarships Committee on the recommendation of the selection committee to the applicant who, in its opinion, best demonstrates through their academic record and completed application form:

(a) academic achievement; and

(b) financial hardship;

(c) that their educational opportunities are limited; and

(d) how the scholarship would assist in addressing the limitations referred to in (c).

Awarding Body
8. The scholarship is awarded by the Scholarships Committee on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment
9.(1) The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments.

(2) One instalment is normally paid on or following the census date in each of first and second semesters.

(3) Payment of the second instalment is subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules of the course in relation to which the scholarship is awarded.

Duration of Award 
10. The scholarship is tenable for two semesters which are normally sequential.

Concurrent Awards
11. The scholarship may be held concurrently with another award if permitted by the conditions of the other award.

Application Procedure
12.(1) Applications are called for in October each year in conjunction with those for the Commonwealth Learning Scholarships. 

(2) Application forms are available from the Scholarships Office at the University.

(3) Completed applications must be submitted to the Scholarships Office by the advertised closing date.

Administering Body 
13. The scholarship is administered by the Scholarships Office.

Publications
14. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the CTW Marita Trezise Memorial Scholarship must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
15. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's website at http://www.universitypolicies.uwa.edu.au/page/117132.

Central City Medical Centre UWA General Practice Scholarship * [F15113]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Introduction

The Central City Medical Centre has made available a sum of money for the purpose of establishing a fund for three years to provide three scholarships to assist students enrolled in Level 3 of the course for the degree of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery at this University (the MBBS course) to develop a small-scale research project that is of relevance to the medical centre and is achievable within a one year timeframe. The research will be undertaken as part of the assessment requirements for the Community-based Care for Chronic Conditions option within the MBBS course. Each recipient will also have the opportunity to gain additional clinical experience by spending time in consultations with the general practioners at the Central City Medical Centre over the following two years of their course during their vacation time and any General Practice attachments completed as part of the MBBS course¹. The scholarships are awarded in accordance with the following conditions:

¹ Scholarship holders may wish to request their Level 5 GP placement at the Central City Medical Centre and will be given first preference of a placement.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Central City Medical Centre UWA General Practice Scholarship.

Purpose
2. The purpose of the scholarship is—

(a) to raise the profile of general practice amongst students in the MBBS course;

(b) to create the opportunity for students to have greater exposure to a busy metropolitan general practice;

(c) to create the opportunity for students to undertake a small-scale research project based at the Central City Medical Centre;

(d) on the basis of the research projects undertaken by recipients, to inform clinical service development at the Central City Medical Centre;

(e) to encourage recipients to present their project at a primary care conference if this is an option they wish to consider.

Value
3. The annual value of the scholarship is $1000 for a maximum period of three years subject to the conditions set out in Clause 9.

Eligibility Requirements
4. To be eligible to apply for a scholarship an applicant must—

(a) be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia; and

(b) be eligible to enrol in IMED3411 Community-based Care for Chronic Conditions in the MBBS course.

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises—

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, or nominee;

(b) the Professor of General Practice, or nominee; and

(c) a representative of the Central City Medical Centre.

Selection Criteria
6. The scholarship is awarded by the selection committee to the applicant who, in its opinion, best demonstrates—

(a) academic excellence as evidenced by their academic record;

(b) commitment to general practice and research by way of their research proposal; and

(c) that they will benefit from the proposed internship as set out in their application documentation.

Selection Process
7.(1) Selection of the recipient is made by the selection committee having regard to the applicant's academic record, research proposal and supporting documentation.

(2) The selection committee may interview short-listed applicants.

Awarding Body
8. The scholarship is awarded by the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment
9.(1) A successful applicant is paid $1000 at the commencement of the year in which they enrol in Level 3 of the MBBS course.

(2) A recipient may be eligible for a further payment of $1000 for each of Levels 4 and 5 of the course subject to satisfying the selection committee of continued progress with their research and a continued relationship with the Central City Medical Centre.

Duration of Award
10. The scholarship is tenable for up to three years subject to the conditions set out in Clause 9.

Application Procedure
11.(1) Written applications are called for annually and must be submitted to the Manager (Student Affairs) of the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences by 4 p.m. on 30 October.

(2) Written applications must include the applicant's academic record, research proposal and supporting documentation.

Administering Body
12. The scholarship is administered by the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences.

Publications
13. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the UWA General Practice Scholarship must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
14. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's website.

Centre for Aboriginal Medical and Dental Health Scholarships [F4742]

The Centre for Aboriginal Medical and Dental Health having agreed to set aside $4000 each year to provide financial support for students of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent enrolled in one of the Faculty's undergraduate courses who are suffering economic hardship, the Centre for Aboriginal Medical and Dental Health Scholarships are established and administered in accordance with the following regulations.

1. The amount of each scholarship is determined by the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences on the written recommendation of the Director of the Centre for Aboriginal Medical and Dental Health but will not normally exceed $2000.

2. The allocation of financial assistance to a single student during the course of their studies must not exceed $4000.

3. To be eligible for a scholarship a student must—

(a) be of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent;

(b) be enrolled in one of the undergraduate degree courses in the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences;

(c) demonstrate that, without the assistance of a scholarship, the economic hardship that they would suffer would seriously affect their ability to complete the course in which they are enrolled successfully within a reasonable period of time; and

(d) in the opinion of the Director of the Centre for Aboriginal Medical and Dental Health, have the capacity to complete the course in which they are enrolled successfully.

4. Applications for a scholarship may be made at any time during the year and must be in writing addressed to the Director of the Centre for Aboriginal Medical and Dental Health.

5. The Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences awards the scholarship on the written recommendation of the Director of the Centre for Aboriginal Medical and Dental Health.

Ciara Glennon Memorial Law Scholarship * [F8170]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow. 

Blake Dawson, Barristers and Solicitors, having agreed to donate the sum of $7500 annually to provide an undergraduate scholarship in memory of the late Ciara Eilish Glennon, a graduate of The University of Western Australia (the University), the Ciara Glennon Memorial Law Scholarship is established and administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Claud and Kate Delpratt Memorial Scholarship * [F7718]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

1.(1) The object of the Claud and Kate Delpratt Scholarship is to assist indigenous people to undertake undergraduate study at The University of Queensland (UQ) or The University of Western Australia (UWA) to gain the degree of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MB BS).

(2) Indigenous people means those who satisfy the relevant selection committee for the scholarship that they—

(a) are of Australian Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander descent; 

(b) regard themselves as Aborigines or Torres Strait Islanders; and

(c) are so considered by the community in which they live or have lived.

2.(1) The scholarship is provided from the income on a gift.

(2) The gift and any additions to it are to be held by The University of Queensland (UQ) as the Claud and Kate Delpratt Memorial Scholarship Fund (the fund).

(3) The income of the fund is to be used first to maintain the real value of the fund using UQ's customary procedure to achieve that end.

(4) The balance of income of the fund is to be used to pay a scholarship alternately to a UQ student or a UWA student, the first scholarship being paid to a UQ student.

3. Indigenous people may apply for the scholarship if they are enrolled or seeking to enrol either at The University of Queensland or at The University of Western Australia in the MB BS course or in a programme taken as a precursor to the MB BS course.

4.(1) If, in any year, there is no suitable applicant at the university at which a new award is to be made, but there is a suitable applicant at the other university, the scholarship is to be paid to the student from the other university and the alternation is to restart as if that were the first allocation.

(2) If, in any year in which a new scholarship is due to be paid, there is no suitable applicant for the scholarship at either university, the income for that year is to be added to and form part of the capital of the fund.

5. A new award will not be made until the recipient of the previous award has ceased to receive it.

6.(1) The scholarship is paid subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress and remaining enrolled in the course for which the scholarship is awarded.

(2) If the recipient is enrolled in a programme as a precursor to seeking enrolment in the MB BS course, the scholarship is to be paid until the recipient completes the MB BS course, subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress and remaining enrolled in the course for which the scholarship is awarded.

7. The scholarship will be paid only after the recipient has enrolled.

8. If the recipient becomes ineligible to receive the scholarship within two years of first receiving it, a new award may be made to another student at the same University but if that student becomes ineligible to receive the scholarship a new award will be made at the other University and condition 4 will apply.

9.(1) The scholarship is to be awarded at UQ by the Senate and at UWA by the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, in each case on the advice of the relevant selection committee.

(2) The selection committee for each university must contain a majority of university staff.

(3) At UQ the selection committee comprises:

(a) Head, School of Medicine (as chair), or nominee;

(b) Director of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Unit; and

(c) other persons appointed by the Head, School of Medicine, or nominee.

(4) At UWA the selection committee comprises:

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences;

(b) the Head of the School of Indigenous Studies;

(c) the Director of the Centre for Aboriginal Medical and Dental Health;

(d) other persons appointed by the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences.

(5) Appointments made under (3) and (4) must be made in a way that ensures (2) is satisfied.

10. Selection is to be based on—

(a) the candidate's previous academic results at secondary and, if applicable, tertiary level; and

(b) social or economic need.

Note: This scholarship was established in 2001 and maintained by the income of a gift from Ms Helen Delpratt in memory of her parents Claud and Kate Delpratt.

Cliffs Natural Resources Scholarship in Mining Engineering * [F15684]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Cliffs Natural Resources provides funds for a scholarship to enable a meritorious student to study Mining Engineering at The University of Western Australia (the University). The scholarship is administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Note: The Cliffs Natural Resources Scholarship in Mining Engineering is not available annually. Please contact the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics for further details.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Cliffs Natural Resources Scholarship in Mining Engineering.

Purpose
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to assist and encourage full-time students enrolled at the University in the Mining Engineering program in either the Bachelor of Engineering or a combined course including a Bachelor of Engineering component.

Value
3. The value of the scholarship is $5000 per annum.

Eligibility Requirements
4. (1) To be eligible to apply for a scholarship an applicant must—

(a) be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia; and

(b) be enrolled in Level 2 units of the Mining Engineering program in the Bachelor of Engineering course or a combined course including a Bachelor of Engineering component.

Full-time Student Requirements
5.(1) A student undertaking less than a full-time student load is not normally eligible for a scholarship.

(2) A scholarship recipient whose study load falls below a full-time student load has their eligibility status reviewed by the body responsible for selection who may make a recommendation to the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics that there are exceptional circumstances which prevent the student from continuing to study on a full-time basis and that they be allowed to retain the scholarship.

Body Responsible for Selection
6. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises—

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics, or nominee, as Chair; and

(b) the Head of the School of Civil and Resource Engineering.

Selection Criteria
7. The scholarship is awarded by the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics, on the recommendation of the selection committee, to the applicant who, in its opinion, best demonstrates through their application and supporting documentation—

(a) academic achievement as evidenced by their academic record; and

(b) an interest in, and enthusiasm for, mining systems engineering.

Selection Process
8. (1) Selection of the recipient is made by the selection committee having regard to the applicants' academic records and completed application forms, including a written statement addressing the selection criteria.

(2) The selection committee may interview short-listed applicants.

Awarding Body
9. The scholarship is awarded by the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics, on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment
10.(1) The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments.

(2) One instalment is normally paid on or following the census date in each of the relevant semesters.

(3) Payment of the second instalment is subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules for the course in relation to which the scholarship is awarded.

Duration of Award
11. Subject to meeting the criteria for continuation set out in 12, the scholarship is tenable for three years for a recipient enrolled in a single degree course and for four years for a recipient enrolled in a combined course.

Criteria for Continuation of Scholarship
12. Continuation of the scholarship from semester to semester is subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules for the course and remaining enrolled full-time in the course for which the scholarship is awarded.

Application Procedure
13.(1) The scholarship is advertised by the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics.

(2) Applications addressing the selection criteria must be made on the application form available from the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics.

(3) Applications must be submitted to the Faculty Administrative Officer of the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics by the advertised closing date.

Administering Body
14. The scholarship is administered by the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics.

Concurrent Awards
15. The scholarship may be held concurrently with other awards.

Publications
16. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Cliffs Natural Resources Scholarship in Mining Engineering must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property 
17. Intellectual property is governed by the University’s Intellectual Property policy available on the University’s website at http://www.universitypolicies.uwa.edu.au/page/117132.

Combined Adrienne Marshall English Scholarship and Barry Marshall Science Daejeon Scholarship * [F21020]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

The Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences and the Centre for English Language Teaching (CELT), in recognition of the contribution made to science by Professor Barry Marshall and his wife Adrienne Marshall, offer up to three scholarships to students from the Daejeon Science High School to undertake the English Language Bridging Course through CELT and a programme or major in the Bachelor of Science¹ which is administered by the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Combined Adrienne Marshall English Scholarship and Barry Marshall Science Daejeon Scholarship.

Purpose 
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to allow the recipients to improve their English language skills, to acquire study skills relevant to an Australian university and to complete the Bachelor of Science¹ course without paying full tuition fees.

Value
3. The scholarship covers at least one third of the fees for those units that make up the minimum requirements for the English Language Bridging Course and the Bachelor of Science.¹

Eligibility Requirements
4. To be eligible for consideration applicants must—

(a) be students at the Daejeon Science High School;

(b) meet all entry requirements normally applied to the English Language Bridging course and the Bachelor of Science;¹

(c) not be Australian citizens or permanent residents of Australia; and

(d) be liable for international full fees.

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises—

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences, as Chair;

(b) the Director of CELT; and

(c) a senior academic from the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences.

Selection Criteria and Process
6. The scholarship is awarded by the selection committee to the applicants who, in its opinion, best demonstrate academic achievement.

Method of Payment 
7. The scholarship takes the form of a waiver of the appropriate portion of the total fees payable by the recipient.

Duration of Award
8. The scholarship is tenable for the full length of the required English language course and a full-time three year enrolment in the Bachelor of Science.¹

Concurrent Award
9. The scholarship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

Continuation of Award
10. Continuation of the scholarship is subject to the recipient—

(a) remaining enrolled in the course in relation to which it is awarded;

(b) making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules for the course in relation to which it is awarded; and

(c) remaining liable for international full fees.

Application Procedure 
11. (1) The Principal of the Daejeon Science High School—

(a) calls for applications;

(b) short-lists the applications and provides the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences with—

(i) a short-list of five applicants; and

(ii) a summary of the school’s reasons for short-listing each candidate.

Administering Body
12. The scholarship is administered by the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences.

¹ The Bachelor of Science referred to is the 50110 course.

Combined Adrienne Marshall English Scholarship and Barry Marshall Science Scholarship * [F15008]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

The Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences and the Centre for English Language Teaching (CELT), in recognition of the contribution made to science by Professor Barry Marshall and his wife Adrienne Marshall, offer up to three scholarships to students from the Beijing Huija Private School to undertake the English Language Bridging Course through CELT and a programme or major in the Bachelor of Science¹ which is administered by the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the combined Adrienne English Scholarship and Barry Marshall Science Scholarship.

Purpose
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to allow the recipients to improve their English language skills, to acquire study skills relevant to an Australian university and to complete the Bachelor of Science¹ course without paying full tuition fees.

Value
3. The scholarship covers at least one third of the fees for those units that make up the minimum requirements for the English Language Bridging Course and the Bachelor of Science¹ course.

Eligibility Requirements
4. To be eligible for consideration applicants must—

(a) be students at the Beijing Huija Private School;

(b) meet all entry requirements normally applied to the English Language Bridging course and the Bachelor of Science¹ course;

(c) not be Australian citizens or permanent residents of Australia; and

(d) be liable for international full fees.

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises—

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences;

(b) the Director of CELT; and

(c) the Director of the Confucius Institute.

Selection Criteria and Process
6. The scholarship is awarded by the selection committee to applicants who, in its opinion, best demonstrates academic achievement.

Method of Payment
7. The scholarship takes the form of a waiver of the appropriate portion of the total fees payable by the recipient.

Duration of Award 
8. The scholarship is tenable for the full length of the required English language course and a full-time three year enrolment in the Bachelor of Science course.¹

Concurrent Award
9. The scholarship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

Continuation of Award
10. Continuation of the scholarship is subject to the recipient—

(a) remaining enrolled in the course in relation to which it is awarded;

(b) making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules for the course in relation to which it is awarded; and

(c) remaining liable for international full fees.

Application Procedure
11. The Principal of the Beijing Huija Private School—

(a) calls for application;

(b) short-list the applications and provide the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences with—

(i) a short list of five applicants; and

(ii) a summary of the school's reasons for short-listing each candidate.

Administering Body
12. The scholarship is administered by the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences.

Publications
13. Any dissertation or other publication resulting from study undertaken during the tenure of the scholarship must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

¹ The Bachelor of Science referred to is the 50110 course.

Commonwealth Learning Scholarships * [F7838]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Conditions

These conditions must be read in conjunction with the following documents:

(a) Commonwealth of Australia Higher Education Support Act 2003—Guidelines for Commonwealth Scholarships 1 January 2006 (the Guidelines)

(b) Commonwealth Learning Scholarships: UWA Policy Guidelines (2006) (UWA Policy Guidelines)

The Act referred to is The Higher Education Support Act 2003 (the Act)

The awards are administered in accordance with the following conditions:

Purpose
1. The objectives of the Commonwealth Learning Scholarships (CLS) Programme are to facilitate choice in higher education and to increase higher education participation by students from low socio-economic backgrounds, particularly Indigenous students and students from rural and regional areas.

Description of Scholarships
2. The CLS Programme consists of—

(a) Commonwealth Education Costs Scholarships (CECS) to assist with general education costs; and

(b) Commonwealth Accommodation Scholarships (CAS) to assist with accommodation costs.

Eligibility Requirements

Basic Eligibility Requirements
3.(1) To be eligible for a CLS, a student must, by the first census date of the scholarship period (as determined in accordance with section 169-25 of the Act)—

(a) be an Australian citizen or the holder of a permanent humanitarian visa;

(b) be undertaking an undergraduate course of study, or a graduate diploma in an area of National Priority ¹ as a Commonwealth supported student at the University, as defined in the Act;

(c) meet the low socioeconomic status criterion specified in paragraph 2.10.5 of the Guidelines;

(d) meet the full-time student requirements specified in paragraph 2.10.10 of the Guidelines; and

(e) not already have completed the requirements of a course of study regarded by the University to be equivalent to or higher than an Australian bachelor's award, unless each such award is a prerequisite to their current undergraduate course of study and there is no alternative pathway into that course of study at the University.

(2) A student is not eligible for a CECS if they have already received a CECS for the maximum duration as defined in 15.

(3) A student is not eligible for a CAS if they have already received a CAS for the maximum duration as defined in 15.

¹ These areas are primarily teaching and nursing however nursing is not available at UWA.

Low Socioeconomic Status
4.(1) A student is eligible for a CLS only if the University is satisfied that the student is able to demonstrate low socioeconomic status either—

(a) through being in receipt of a means–tested Commonwealth income support payment (such as Austudy, ABSTUDY, Youth Allowance etc); or

(b) on the basis of a comprehensive assessment conducted by the University in accordance with 2.1 of the UWA Policy Guidelines.

(2) Applications from students who do not receive any government pension or allowance but have submitted a comprehensive statement of financial hardship are reviewed by a working party comprising—

the Chair of the Undergraduate Scholarships Sub-Committee, or nominee;

the Manager, Graduate Research and Scholarships, or nominee; and

the Undergraduate Scholarships Officer (as a member and Executive Officer).

Full-time Student Requirements
5.(1) A student undertaking less than a full-time student load is not eligible for a CLS unless there are exceptional circumstances which prevent the student from studying full-time.

(2) Applications stating that a student cannot study full-time due to exceptional circumstances are reviewed by the working party described in 4(2).

(3) Educational disadvantage factors as detailed under 3.2.3 of the UWA Policy Guidelines are considered by the working party described in 4(2) in determining whether there are exceptional circumstances which prevent full-time study.

(4) A scholarship recipient whose study load falls below a full-time student load has their eligibility status reviewed by the working party described in 4(2) and is ineligible to retain their CLS unless the University determines that there are exceptional circumstances which prevent the student from continuing to study on a full-time basis.

Additional CAS Eligibility Requirements
6.(1) In addition to the eligibility requirements defined in 3, 4 and 5 and, where applicable, any further criteria specified by the University under paragraph 2.15.5(4) of the Guidelines, for a student to be eligible for a CAS, the University must be satisfied that—

(a) within the four years immediately preceding the commencement of the current higher education course of  study, the student has—

(i) lived in a rural or regional area of Australia for a total of at least three years; or

(ii) completed their final two years of schooling in a high school or college in a rural or regional area; or

(iii) moved away from a rural or regional area to complete the whole or the majority of their secondary schooling at a high school or college in a major city; and

(b) it was necessary for the student to move from the rural or regional area in order to undertake their higher education study or, in the case of (a)(iii), it was necessary for the student to remain in a major city in order to undertake their higher education study; and

(c) as a result of (b), the student will incur additional accommodation costs; and

(d) the student is enrolled as an internal student in units of study that form part of the course of study the student is undertaking provided that students who undertake a component of overseas study are  not precluded from accessing the scholarship, even whilst undertaking study overseas, if it is approved by the University and counts towards the course requirements in which the student is enrolled.

(2) In determining the student's eligibility for a CAS, the University must determine whether the student has lived in a rural or regional area consistent with (1)(a)(i), (ii) and (iii).  

(3) The University will deem students eligible for a CAS if they have relocated from a locality which belongs to one of the following ASGC Remoteness Areas Classification:

Inner Regional Australia (IR)

Outer Regional Australia (OR)

Remote Australia (R)

Very Remote Australia (VR)

(4) The University will deem ineligible for a CAS a student who has come from a locality belonging to the Major Cities of Australia Classification.²

(5) Applications from students in Albany or Geraldton enrolling or enrolled at the local UWA campus are individually reviewed but, as a general rule, these students are not viewed as eligible for a CAS unless—

(a) their home address is beyond a 75km radius of the town centre of Albany or Geraldton or their one way trip to the Albany Centre or Geraldton Universities Centre exceeds 90 minutes by public transport; and

(b) they have incurred additional accommodation costs as a result of relocating.

(6) Albany and Geraldton students relocating to Perth to continue their study/course can apply for a CAS provided their home address is from a rural area as defined above and they meet the eligibility criteria defined in (1).

² Students wishing to check their eligibility can do so via http://www.scholarships.uwa.edu.au/home/undergrad/cmmnwlth_lrn_schols

Ongoing Eligibility Requirements
7. The scholarships Office is responsible for monitoring a recipient's ongoing eligibility in accordance with 5.1 of the UWA Policy Guidelines.

Body Responsible for Selection
8.(1) The Undergraduate Scholarships Sub-Committee is responsible for selecting CLS awardees.

(2) The Undergraduate Scholarships Sub-Committee comprises:

(a) the Dean of Undergraduate Studies (Chair);

(b) the Director of Student Services;

(c) the Manager Graduate Research and Scholarships;

(d) the Transition Support Programme Co-ordinator/Student Diversity Access Programme Co-ordinator (Equity representative);

(e) the Dean of the School of Indigenous Studies, or nominee;

(f) one or more nominees of the Scholarships Committee; and

(g) the Undergraduate Scholarships Officer (as a member and Executive Officer).

Application, Selection and Offer Processes and Policies
9. UWA is responsible for the CLS application, selection and offer processes and must make information about the processes, policies and conditions of scholarships readily and publicly available.

Application Processes
10. In respect of Clause 2.15 of the Guidelines relating to the University ensuring information about the CLS application, selection and offer processes are readily and publicly available, UWA will—

(a) provide detailed information on its website including providing an opportunity to apply on-line and to access hardcopy application forms from the web;

(b) promote the scholarship programme to new students via the Prospective Students Office marketing endeavours; and

(c) inform relevant areas on campus including  the UWA residential colleges, and the UWA Student Guild when applications are open.

Selection Policy
11. The Undergraduate Scholarships Sub-Committee is responsible for the selection of scholarship awardees in accordance with the selection policy outlined in 3.2 of the UWA Policy Guidelines.

Offer Process
12.(1) Offers of a CLS may be made prior to a student's confirmation of enrolment with the University but such offers must be made on the condition that the student is eligible to receive a CLS on the student's first census date (as determined in accordance with section 169-25 of the Act) for the scholarship period.

(2) The Scholarships Office makes offers of scholarships in writing to applicants and advises them of the conditions associated with the scholarship.

(3) Students are required to sign and return an acceptance form confirming that the student will, when requested, provide any information relevant to assessing their ongoing eligibility for a CLS.

(4) In line with the provisions of Clause 2.15.10(7) of the Guidelines the Scholarships Office is  responsible for issuing to a student in receipt of a CLS a commemorative certificate in the form approved by the Minister for Education, Science and Training.

Administering Body
13. The Scholarships Office is responsible for the management and administration of the CLS programme.

Method of Payment
14. The scholarship is paid in the following manner:

(a) CECS—one payment totalling 50 per cent of the annual value of a CECS is made in each six month period on or after the student's first census date, as determined in accordance with section 169-25 of the Act for study being undertaken in the scholarship period (i.e. six month period).

(b) CAS—one payment totalling 50 per cent of the annual value of a CAS is made in each six month period on or after the student's first census date, as determined in accordance with section 169-25 of the Act for study being undertaken in the scholarship period (i.e. six month period).

Duration
15.(1) The maximum duration of a CECS is eight scholarship periods (i.e. eight periods of six calendar months) and the maximum duration of a CAS is eight scholarships periods (i.e. eight periods of six calendar months).

(2) Recipients of Commonwealth Learning Scholarships who are enrolled in courses which are longer than four years (e.g. MB BS, BDSc and combined courses) may, at the end of the four year period of the CLS, apply for an extension of scholarship support for the remainder of their course through the UWA SWANS Scholarships Scheme.

Termination of a CLS
16.(1) The University must terminate a CLS in accordance with DEST Guidelines—

(a) if a student ceases to meet the eligibility criteria specified in section 2.10 or, where applicable, any criteria specified by the University under paragraph 2.15.5(4) of the Guidelines other than during a period of deferment; or

(b) once the maximum duration of the CLS has been reached; or

(c) if the University determines that the student—

(i) has failed to maintain satisfactory academic progress; or

(ii) has committed serious misconduct, including but not limited to the provision of false or misleading information in terms of section 2.25.20 of the Guidelines.

(2) The University is not permitted to terminate a student's CLS for any other reason.

Provision of False Information
17. If the University knows or has reason to believe that a student in receipt of a CLS has provided false or misleading information to the University in relation to the CLS, the University must immediately—

(a) re-assess the student's entitlement to the CLS; and

(b) notify DEST of the suspected offence and provide a copy of the student's application and any other relevant information requested by DEST.

Deferment of a CLS
18. The University may approve requests to defer a scholarship subject to the provisions details in 5.2 of the UWA Policy Guidelines.

ConocoPhillipsSPIRIT Scholarships * [F11818]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

The statutory entity, the Faculty of Business, is known as the UWA Business School.

ConocoPhillips has established the ConocoPhillipsSPIRIT Scholarships at The University of Western Australia to provide professional development opportunities for students pursuing careers in the energy business. The scholarships are administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the ConocoPhillipsSPIRIT Scholarship.

Availability
2. Up to two scholarships are available in any one year.

Value
3. The scholarship includes:

(a) an annual stipend of $6500;

(b) $1500 per annum for costs relating to vacation work experience, a field trip, seminar, or other development opportunity proposed by the scholarship recipient and approved by ConocoPhillips.

Eligibility
4. To be eligible to apply for a scholarship an applicant must—

(a) be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia;

(b) be enrolled in the Bachelor of Engineering or Bachelor of Commerce course or in the combined course leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Engineering;

(c) in the case of a student enrolled in the Bachelor of Engineering or in the combined course leading to the Bachelor of Commerce and the Bachelor of Engineering, be enrolled in one of the following programmes: Chemical and Process Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, Petroleum Engineering or Process Engineering; and

(d) have completed a minimum of 48 points towards—

(i) the Bachelor of Commerce; or

(ii) the Bachelor of Engineering; or

(iii) the combined course for the degrees of Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Engineering.

Selection Committee
5. The scholarship is awarded by the Board of the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics and/or the Board of the UWA Business School on the recommendation of a selection committee comprising:

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics, or nominee; and

(b) the Dean of the UWA Business School, or nominee; and

(c) a representative from ConocoPhillips.

Selection Criteria
6. The scholarship is awarded by the selection committee to the applicant who, in its opinion, best demonstrates through their completed application and supporting documentation—

(a) academic achievement as evidenced by their academic record; and

(b) motivation, compatibility with the organisation and commitment to their chosen profession as assessed by the selection committee.

Selection Process
7.(1) Selection of the recipient is made by the selection committee having regard to the applicant's academic record, completed application forms and referee reports, where applicable.

(2) The selection committee may interview short-listed applicants.

Duration
8. Subject to the recipient meeting the criteria for continuation in Clause 9, the scholarship is available for the remaining portion of the course for which it is awarded, including an end-on honours course, if applicable.

Method of Payment
9. The scholarship is paid in two instalments, one on or after the census date in each of first and second semesters.

Criteria for Continuation
10. Continuation of the scholarship from year to year is subject to the recipient—

(a) passing all units and achieving an average mark of 65 per cent; and

(b) maintaining continuous enrolment as a full-time student in the course for which the scholarship is awarded.

Concurrent Awards
11. The scholarship must not be held concurrently with any other oil industry scholarship.

Student Opportunity
12. Recipients of the scholarship are provided with the opportunity to undertake up to 12 weeks paid vacation employment.¹

Administration
13. The scholarship is administered by the respective faculties and is advertised at a time agreed by both faculties in second semester of the relevant year for award in the following year.

Publications
14. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication arising from research financed wholly or partly by the ConocoPhillipsSPIRIT Scholarship must acknowledge the assistance of the scholarship and must carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
15. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy on the University's web site at http://www.legalservices.uwa.edu.au/lso/ip_res_contracts/2._ip_policy/ip_policy.

¹ The timing and availability of this employment may need to be flexible according to business needs.

Craig Coleman Scholarship * [F21552]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

The statutory entity, the Faculty of Business, is known as the UWA Business School.

Craig Coleman has donated a sum of $50,000 to establish a fund to provide two scholarships, one available from 2008 and one available from 2009, to assist and encourage meritorious students for whom educational opportunities are limited due to factors associated with personal, family and/or financial circumstances which may otherwise prevent them from undertaking full-time study in an undergraduate course in the UWA Business School at The University of Western Australia (the University).

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Craig Coleman Scholarship.

Purpose
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to assist and encourage a meritorious student for whom educational opportunities are limited due to factors associated with personal, family and/or financial circumstances to undertake full time study in an undergraduate course leading to a pass degree in the UWA Business School.

Value
3.(1) The total value of the scholarship is $25,000.

(2) The scholarship is distributed as follows: $8000 in the first year; $8000 in the second year; and $9000 in the third year.

Eligibility requirements
4. To be eligible to apply for the scholarship an applicant must—

(a) be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia;

(b) have been accepted into an undergraduate course in the UWA Business School;

(c) able to demonstrate that their educational opportunities are limited due to personal, family and/or financial circumstances.

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises—

(a) the Dean of the UWA Business School or nominee as Chair;

(b) the Deputy Dean (Operations) of the UWA Business School, or nominee;

(c) Craig Coleman, or nominee.

Selection Criteria
6. The scholarship is awarded to the applicant who, in the opinion of the selection committee, best demonstrates through their application and supporting documentation—

(a) academic achievement as evidenced by their academic record;

(b) personal, family and/or financial circumstances ¹ which may prevent them from undertaking full-time study in an undergraduate course offered by the UWA Business School; and

(c) leadership potential.

Awarding Body
7. The scholarship is awarded by the UWA Business School, on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment
8.(1) The scholarship is paid in two instalments.

(2) One instalment is normally paid on or following the census date in each of first and second semesters. 

(3) Payment of the second instalment is dependent on the recipient making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules of the course in relation to which the scholarship is awarded.

Duration of Award
9. The scholarship is tenable for three years of an undergraduate pass degree course in the UWA Business School.

Concurrent Awards
10. In exceptional circumstances to be determined by the Dean, the scholarship may be held concurrently with another external or University award.

Application Procedure
11.(1) Written applications addressing the selection criteria must be accompanied by—

(a) a covering letter outlining the applicant's reasons for applying for the scholarship;

(b) a curriculum vitae that includes details of—

(i) academic achievements; and

(ii) the following, as appropriate—

    · sporting activities and achievements;

    · community service;

    · participation in community, voluntary or paid work; and

    · leadership positions held at school, in the work place or in the community.

(c) proof of personal, financial or family circumstances; and

(d) a statement of no more than 250 words indicating how the award of this scholarship will impact their life now and in the future.

(2) Applications must be submitted to the Faculty Administrative Officer of the UWA Business School by the advertised closing date.

Administering Body
12. The scholarship is administered by the UWA Business School.

Publications
13. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Craig Coleman Scholarship must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
14. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy on the University's web site.

¹ Personal, family and/or financial circumstances may be demonstrated by the applicant by—
    (a) being in receipt of a means-tested Commonwealth income support payment (such as Austudy, Abstudy, Youth Allowance etc.);
    (b) submitting a Statutory Declaration(s) providing information which demonstrates the relevant personal, family and/or financial circumstances.

Cranmore Fund [F7914]

1. The Cranmore Fund was established by an initial gift of $20,000 by Dr Richard Bruce Lefroy and a subsequent gift of $1000, in terms of a Deed of Trust under which scholarships (called Cranmore Scholarships), grants-in-aid and travel grants may be awarded to promote the study of the care of persons suffering continuing disability (chronic illness).

2.(1) The fund is used to provide for scholarships called Cranmore Scholarships and to provide for grants-in-aid and travel grants.

(2) Income derived from the capital sum may be used for these purposes or allowed to accrue at the discretion of the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences in the light of advice received from the appointed committee referred to in 6 below, provided that ten per cent of all income will be capitalised every year.

3. Awards, when made, are to promote the study of the care of persons suffering continuing disability (chronic illness).

4. Eligibility is confined to graduates or senior undergraduates, in medicine, nursing psychology or social work who put forward a well-defined programme of study in the area specified in 3 above.

5. Preference will be given to those who are or who intend to be engaged in this work on a full-time basis and who intend to spend at least 12 months working in this field in Western Australia following the termination of the tenure of the scholarship.

6.(1) Awards are made by the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences on the recommendation of a committee consisting:

(a) Dr R. B. Lefroy during his lifetime or until he retires, or his nominee;

(b) the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences for the time being, as chair; and

(c) any other person or persons whom they may wish to co-opt from time to time.

(2) When Dr Lefroy ceases to be a member of the committee the Senate, on the recommendation of the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, determines the constitution of the committee bearing in mind any wishes which may have been issued by Dr Lefroy.

7. The Vice-Chancellor has power to prescribe the manner in which payment of each award is made.

Davis Undergraduate Scholarship in Palliative Care * [F7765]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Mrs N D Davis having donated a sum of money to encourage interest in the area of palliative care by providing a scholarship to enable students enrolled in the course for the Bachelor of Medicine and the Bachelor of Surgery at The University of Western Australia to undertake elective studies in this area at an Australian or international palliative care service, a fund is established for the purpose and the scholarship is administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Davis Undergraduate Scholarship in Palliative Care.

Purpose
2. The purpose of the scholarship is—

(a) to assist and encourage students enrolled in the course for the Bachelor of Medicine and the Bachelor of Surgery  to undertake a six to eight week elective in the field of palliative care; and

(b) to encourage and enable students to extend their knowledge and experience of palliative care by undertaking their elective at a palliative care centre outside Western Australia which may include a hospice, palliative care unit, hospital-based palliative care consultancy or community-based palliative care service.

Value
3. The value of the scholarship is 75 per cent of the annual income of the fund after capitalisation in accordance with Senate policy, or $3000, whichever is the greater.

Eligibility Requirements
4.(1) To be eligible to apply for a scholarship an applicant must—

(a) be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia;

(b) be enrolled in Level 5 of the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degree course at the time of application.

(2) To take up the scholarship a student must have successfully completed all Level 5 units and be enrolled in Level 6 units at the time of award.

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises:

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, or nominee;

(b) a senior academic member of staff at UWA involved in the field of palliative care, or nominee;

(c) a current medical practitioner specialising in palliative care, invited by the member described in (b).

Selection Criteria
6. The scholarship is awarded by the selection committee to the applicant who, in its opinion, best demonstrates—

(a) academic merit; and

(b) a particular interest in palliative care, as outlined in the personal statement described in clause 11.

Selection Process
7.(1) Selection of the recipient is made by the selection committee having regard to—

    (a) the applicant's academic record:

    (b) the personal statement referred to in clause 11.

(2) The selection committee may interview short-listed applicants.

Awarding Body
8. The scholarship is awarded by the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment
9. The scholarship is paid in one lump sum immediately prior to the beginning of the elective.

Conditions of Award
10. The scholarship is conditional upon the recipient—

(a) remaining enrolled in the course for which the scholarship is awarded; and

(b) agreeing to provide a written report to the donor on completion of the elective via the Faculty Office.

Application Procedure
11. Written applications, including a one– to two–page typed A4 personal statement by the applicant, including relevant personal or professional experience and the aims of the elective at the destination they have selected, are called for annually in the first semester by the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, and must be submitted to the Manager (Student Affairs) of the Faculty by the advertised closing date.

Administering Body
12. The scholarship is administered by the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences.

Publications
13. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Davies Undergraduate Scholarship in Palliative Care must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
14. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's web site.

Dawkins Bachelor of Medical Science Scholarship in Honour of Professor Rolf ten Seldam * [F26303]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

The A. L. and M. Dawkins Foundation honours its Founder Emeritus Professor Roger Dawkins and has donated a sum of money to establish the Dawkins BMedSc Scholarship Endowment Fund to provide a scholarship within the Foundation Professors Bachelor of Medical Science Scholarship Program, in honour of Professor Rolf ten Seldam. 

The Foundation Professors Bachelor of Medical Science Scholarship Program consists of up to eleven scholarships established to honour the eleven (11) Founding Professors of the Medical School, and to augment research capacity through the Bachelor of Medical Science honours degree. The purpose of the programme is to encourage medical students to undertake scientific medical research, to enable them to gain considerable insight into research methods and to assess their personal suitability for future medical research and a career in research and/or academia.

Recipients of the scholarships in the Program spend a year studying an aspect of one of the eleven medical founding disciplines or related disciplines. The scholarships are in honour of the following Founding Professors:

• Cecil Kidd, Foundation Professor of Psychiatry
• Gordon King, Foundation Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology
• Cecil Lewis, Foundation Professor of Surgery
• Mary Lockett, Foundation Professor of Pharmacology
• Joseph Lugg, Foundation Professor of Biochemistry
• William Macdonald, Foundation Professor of Child Health
• Eric Saint, Foundation Professor of Medicine
• Rolf ten Seldam, Foundation Professor of Pathology
• Wilfred Simmonds, Foundation Professor of Physiology
• David Sinclair, Foundation Professor of Anatomy
• Neville Stanley, Foundation Professor of Microbiology

The scholarship is established and administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title 
1. The scholarship is called the Dawkins Bachelor of Medical Science Scholarship in honour of Professor Rolf ten Seldam.

Purpose 
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to assist and enable eligible undergraduate medical students enrolled in the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery course to undertake and gain experience in scientific medical research through completion of a Bachelor of Medical Science honours degree in Pathology.

Value 
3. The value of the scholarship is $6000¹Â provided from the annual income on the fund after capitalisation in accordance with Senate policy.

¹ As at 2010 and CPI indexed every 5 years.

Eligibility Requirements
4. (1) To be eligible to apply for a scholarship an applicant must be—

(a) enrolled in the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery course at The University of Western Australia; and

(b) eligible to enrol in the Bachelor of Medical Science honours degree.

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The selection committee for the scholarships comprises—

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, or nominee (as Chair);

(b) the Associate Dean (Research) of the Faculty, or nominee; and

(c) the Manager (Student Affairs) of the Faculty, or nominee.

Selection Criteria
6. (1) The scholarship is awarded to the applicant who, in the opinion of the selection committee, best demonstrates through their application and supporting documentation—

(a) academic achievement; and

(b) a research proposal relevant to the Bachelor of Medical Science honours degree and Pathology.

(2) In the event that there is no applicant proposing to undertake research in Pathology, the selection committee may consider awarding the scholarship to a Bachelor of Medical Science student undertaking their research project in a related discipline.

Selection Process 
7.(1) Selection of the recipient is made by the selection committee having regard to the applicants’ academic records, completed application forms and supporting documentation.

(2) The selection committee may interview short-listed applicants.

Awarding Body
8. The scholarship is awarded by the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment
9. (1) The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments.

(2) One instalment is normally paid on or following the census date in each of the relevant semesters.

Criteria for Continuation
10. Continuation of the scholarship from semester to semester is subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules for the course and remaining enrolled in the course for which the scholarship is awarded.

Duration of Award
11. Subject to clause 10, the scholarship is tenable for two semesters which are normally consecutive.

Concurrent Awards
12. The scholarship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

Application Procedure
13. (1) Written applications are called for annually by the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, and must be submitted to the Manager (Student Affairs) of the Faculty by the advertised closing date.

(2) Applications must include:

(a) a 500–700 word research proposal by the applicant;

(b) a completed application form; and

(c) the required supporting documentation.

Administering Body
14. The scholarship is administered by the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences.

Publications 
15. Any thesis, dissertation or other publications resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Dawkins Bachelor of Medical Science Scholarship in honour of Professor Rolf ten Seldam must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property 
15. Intellectual Property is governed by the University’s Intellectual Property policy available on the University’s website http://www.universitypolicies.uwa.edu.au/page/117132.

D. C. Cruickshank Family Scholarship * [F15133]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Mrs Shirley Cruickshank having donated an initial sum of $21,000 to establish a fund to provide a scholarship for a meritorious young Indigenous woman who is  experiencing financial hardship to encourage her to pursue a full-time undergraduate degree course at The University of Western Australia, a fund is established and the scholarship is administered in accordance with the following conditions. 

Title
1. The scholarship is called the D. C. Cruickshank Family Scholarship.

Purpose
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to assist and encourage young Indigenous women to enrol in an undergraduate degree course at The University of Western Australia.

Value
3. The scholarship is provided from the annual income of the fund after capitalisation in accordance with Senate policy.

Eligibility Requirements
4. To be eligible to apply for a scholarship an applicant—

(a) must be—

(i) female;

(ii) Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander; and

(iii) resident in Western Australia; and

(b) must not have reached the age of 19 by 1 March of the year prior to that for which application for entry to the University is made.

(2) To be eligible to receive a scholarship a student must be—

(a) enrolled full-time in the first 48 points of their first undergraduate degree course; or

(b) enrolled full-time in the Aboriginal Orientation Course at the University of Western Australia.

(3) Preference is given to applicants who completed their secondary studies at the Presbyterian Ladies College (PLC), Peppermint Grove, Western Australia.

Selection Process
5.(1) If, in the opinion of the Principal of PLC, there is an eligible student at PLC, the Principal makes a recommendation to the School of Indigenous Studies.

(2) If there is no eligible student at PLC, the selection committee meets to consider applications.

Selection Committee
6. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises—

(a) up to two senior members of staff from the School of Indigenous Studies; and

(b) an Indigenous academic staff member at the University.

Selection Criteria
7. The scholarship is awarded to the applicant who, in the opinion of the awarding body, on the recommendation of the Principal of PLC or the Selection Committee, as appropriate, amongst those eligible, best demonstrates—

(a) academic achievement; and

(b) financial hardship, which may be demonstrated by the applicant—

(i) being in receipt of a means-tested Commonwealth income support payment (such as Austudy, Abstudy, Youth Allowance etc); or

(ii) submitting a statement of financial hardship supported by a Statutory Declaration.

Awarding Body
8. The scholarship is awarded by the School of Indigenous Studies on the recommendation of the Principal of PLC or the selection committee, as appropriate.

Method of Payment
9.(1) The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments.

(2) Each instalment is paid on or following the first or second semester census dates as relevant. 

Duration of Award
10. The scholarship  is tenable for two semesters, which are normally consecutive.

Concurrent Awards
11. The scholarship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

Application Procedure
12.(1) If there is no eligible student at PLC, the School of Indigenous Studies advertises the scholarship during second semester for award the following year. 

(2) Applications must be made using the application form available from the School of Indigenous Studies, and submitted to the School by the advertised closing date.

Administering Body
13. The scholarship is administered by the School of Indigenous Studies.

Publications
14. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the D C Cruickshank Family Scholarship must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
15. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's web site.

Dr Allan Bennie Wilson Memorial Fund [F8049]

A gift of $5000 having been made to The University of Western Australia for the establishment of a fund to be called the Dr Allan Bennie Wilson Memorial Fund for the support of research in general practice and to encourage medical undergraduates to undertake research in this area, the fund is established and is administered in accordance with the following regulations.

1. The fund is called the Dr Allan Bennie Wilson Memorial Fund.

2. The income from the fund after capitalisation, in accordance with Senate policy, is used to provide annually a grant-in-aid to a student for a general practice research project undertaken either as part of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Medical Science or as a discrete project during a long vacation.

3. Only projects proposed by undergraduate medical students who have successfully completed the Level 4 units of the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery course are considered for the grant-in-aid.

4. The grant-in-aid is awarded by the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences on the recommendation of the Professor of General Practice or nominee(s).

5. Both the nature of the projects proposed and the ability of their proposers to complete them successfully are the major consideration in deciding which is to be awarded a grant-in-aid.

6. The availability of the grant-in-aid is advertised to Western Australian medical students each year and applications must be received by a date set in the year preceding that for which the award is sought.

7. Any thesis or publication resulting from research under a grant-in-aid must acknowledge the assistance of the fund.

8. If in any year there is no project judged worthy of a grant- in-aid, the money available is capitalised, provided that, at the discretion of the Professor of General Practice, it may be used together with the sum available in a following year.

Dr Margaret Loman-Hall Scholarship * [F28399]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

The late Dr Margaret Loman-Hall bequeathed a sum of money to The University of Western Australia ('the University') to establish a fund to provide scholarships to encourage and support eligible undergraduate students who have completed a major in Anatomy and Human Biology to undertake the Bachelor of Science honours program in the School of Anatomy and Human Biology, leading to a Bachelor of Science (Honours) degree. The scholarship is established and administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Dr Margaret Loman-Hall Scholarship.

Purpose 
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to encourage and support eligible students to undertake the Anatomy and Human Biology honours program leading to the Bachelor of Science (Honours) degree in the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences at the University.

Number and Value 
3. (1) The number of scholarships available each year is determined by the Head of the School of Anatomy and Human Biology in the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences.

(2)  The value of each scholarship is $7500 comprised of—

(a) $6000 paid directly to the recipient; and

(b) $1500 as a research allowance paid directly to the University to contribute towards the costs associated with the student’s research.

Eligibility Requirements
4. (1) To be eligible to apply for a scholarship an applicant must be—

(a) a citizen or permanent resident of Australia; and

(b) eligible to enrol in the Bachelor of Science honours degree program in the School of Anatomy and Human Biology at the University.

(2) To be eligible to take up the scholarship, the successful applicant must be enrolled in the Bachelor of Science honours program in Anatomy and Human Biology.

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises:

(a) the Head of the School of Anatomy and Human Biology (as Chair), or nominee; and

(b) the Deputy Head of the School of Anatomy and Human Biology, or nominee; and

(c) the honours program co-ordinator, or nominee.

Selection Criteria
6. The scholarship is awarded by the selection committee to the applicant who, in its opinion, best demonstrates—

(a) academic achievement as evidenced by their academic record; and

(b) potential to achieve excellence in their chosen project as evidenced by the referee’s report.

Selection Process
7. (1) Selection of the recipient is made by the selection committee having regard to the applicants’ academic records and completed application forms, including referees’ reports.

(2) The selection committee may interview shortlisted applicants.

Awarding Body
8. The scholarship is awarded by the School of Anatomy and Human Biology in the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment
9. (1) The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments.

(2) One instalment is paid on or after the census date in each semester.

(3) Payment of the second instalment is subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules of the course in relation to which the scholarship is awarded.

Duration of Award
10. The scholarship is tenable for two semesters which are normally consecutive.

Concurrent Awards
11. The scholarship may be held concurrently with another award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

Application Procedure
12. (1) Written applications are called for annually by the School of Anatomy and Human Biology and must be submitted to the School Manager by the advertised closing date.

(2) Applications must be made on the application form available from the School of Anatomy and Human Biology and accompanied by—

(a) a brief written referee’s report addressing the selection criteria set out in clause 6; and

(b) for applicants who have undertaken study at a tertiary institution other than the University, a certified copy of the applicant’s academic transcript from that institution.

(3) If there are fewer awardees than scholarships available a second round of applications may be called.

Administering Body
13. The scholarship is administered by the School of Anatomy and Human Biology in the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences.

Publications 
14. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Dr Margaret Loman-Hall Scholarship must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the School of Anatomy and Human Biology at The University of Western Australia by-line.

Intellectual Property 
15. Intellectual property is governed by the University’s intellectual property policy available on the University’s website at http://www.universitypolicies.uwa.edu.au/page/117132.

Elizabeth Anne Nichols (nee Troup) Travel Award * [F25294]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

A sum of money has been donated to The University of Western Australia (the University) to provide an annual travel award in Science Communication in honour of Mrs Elizabeth Anne Nichols (nee Troup). The award is established and administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Elizabeth Anne Nichols (nee Troup) Travel Award.

Purpose
2. The purpose of the award is to assist a student who is completing studies in science communication to pursue and benefit from travel and practical work experience¹ in science reporting.

¹ As arranged by the Science Communication Course Co-ordinator.

Value
3. The total value of the scholarship is $5000.

Note: It is the responsibility of awardees to check the implications for income tax liability (http://www.ato.gov.au/) and/or means-tested benefits (http://www.centrelink.gov.au/) of accepting this travel award.

Eligibility Requirements
4. To be eligible for consideration an applicant must—

(a) be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia; and

(b) in the year that they receive the award, completing undergraduate or postgraduate studies in science communication in one of the following courses at the University—

(i) Bachelor of Science (Science Communication)

(ii) Bachelor of Science with a major in Science Communication;

(iii) Bachelor of Science Honours degree programme in Science Communication;

(iv) Graduate Certificate in Science Communication;

(v) Graduate Diploma in Science Communication;

(vi) Master of Science Communication;

(vii) Master of Science Communication and Education; or

(viii) a research higher degree.

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The selection committee comprises:

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences, or nominee (as Chair);

(b) the Science Communication Programme Co-ordinator; and

(c) the President of the Australian Science Communicators (WA Branch), or nominee.

Selection Criteria
6. The travel award is awarded to the applicant who, in the opinion of the selection committee, best demonstrates in their application and supporting documentation—

(a) academic achievement as evidenced by their academic record; and

(b) an understanding of, and enthusiasm for, science communication and science reporting; and

(c) the capacity to use the opportunity presented through the travel award to develop their career in science communication.

Selection Process
7. (1) Selection of the recipient is made by the selection committee having regard to the applicants' academic records, completed application forms and supporting documentation.

(2) Short-listed applicants are interviewed by the selection panel and are required to present a portfolio of their practical work at the interview.

Awarding Body
8. The travel award is awarded by the Board of the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences, on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment
9. (1) The travel award is paid as a lump sum on or before the commencement of travel.

(2) Payment of the award is conditional upon the recipient providing a provisional budget for travel and living costs, along with quotes obtained, to the Science Communication Course Co-ordinator.

Concurrent Awards
10. The travel award may be held concurrently with any other external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

Application Procedure
11.(1) Written applications for the travel award are called for annually by the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences and must be submitted to the Science Communication Course Co-ordinator no later than the advertised closing date.

(2) Written applications addressing the selection criteria must include—

(a) details of intended travel;

(b) how the award could contribute to the career path of the recipient; and

(c) the time frame required to commence the proposed travel and work experience if at variance with that required under 13(1).

Administering Body
12. The scholarship is administered by the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences.

Other Conditions
13. (1) Unless otherwise agreed with the selection panel, the recipient of the travel award must commence the travel and work experience within six months of receiving the award.

(2) No later than three months after completing the work experience, the recipient must submit a written report to the Dean of the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences outlining the benefits gained from the work experience. 

(3) The recipient is required to provide an illustrated presentation to relevant students and staff in science communication and to members of the profession about the benefits of the work experience. 

(4) At the discretion of the Dean, the requirement in (3) may be waived.

Publications
14. Any thesis, dissertation or other academic publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Elizabeth Anne Nichols (nee Troup) Travel Award must acknowledge the support of the award and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
15. Intellectual property is governed by the University’s Intellectual Property policy available on the University’s web site at http://www.universitypolicies.uwa.edu.au/page/117132.

Elsie Hope Solly Scholarship in Mathematics Education * [F19515]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

The Elsie Hope Solly Fund provides a scholarship to encourage and assist students with an outstanding academic record in mathematics to obtain a qualification from The University of Western Australia (the University) to teach mathematics in secondary schools. The scholarship is administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Elsie Hope Solly Scholarship in Mathematics Education.

Purpose 
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to encourage and assist students with an outstanding academic record in mathematics to obtain a qualification from the University to teach mathematics in secondary schools.

Value
3. The scholarship is provided from the annual income of the fund after capitalisation in accordance with Senate policy.

Eligibility Requirements
4. To be eligible to apply for a scholarship an applicant must—

(a) be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia;

(b) (i) have successfully completed a bachelor’s degree with a major in mathematics from a recognised University, and be eligible to enrol full-time in the Graduate Diploma in Education at The University of Western Australia; or

(ii) have successfully completed at least 36 points leading to the Bachelor of Education component of a combined course at The University of Western Australia with a major in mathematics and be eligible to enrol in the final year of a combined course with a Bachelor of Education component; and

(c) undertake a major in Mathematics Curriculum.

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises—

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Education as chair;

(b) Director of Teaching of the Graduate School of Education, or nominee; and

(c) Co-ordinator, Mathematics Curriculum of the Graduate School of Education, or nominee.

Selection Criteria
6. (1) Subject to (2), the scholarship is awarded by the Faculty of Education on the recommendation of the selection committee to the applicant who, in its opinion, best demonstrates academic achievement as evidenced by their academic record.

(2) In the event that the selection committee is of the opinion that two applicants are equal in terms of academic achievement, an interview may be held.  At interview, candidates are expected to be able to demonstrate—

(a) why they want to be a teacher;

(b) their understanding of the role of a teacher;

(c) their commitment to the teaching profession; and

(d) where they see their professional future.

Selection Process 
7. (1) Selection of the recipient is made by the selection committee having regard to the applicants’ academic records, and completed application forms.

(2) If in any year, there is no eligible applicant, the funds are returned to capital.

Method of Payment 
8. (1) The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments.

(2) Each instalment is made on or following the census dates in first semester and second semester, with the second being dependent on the recipient passing all units in the previous semester.

Duration of Award
9. The scholarship is tenable for one year.

Administering Body
10. The scholarship is administered by the Faculty of Education.

Concurrent Awards
11. The scholarship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

Application Procedure 
12. Written applications on the application form available from the Faculty Office of the Faculty of Education are called for annually by the Faculty of Education, and must be submitted to the Faculty Administrative Officer by the advertised closing date.

Eveline Rosina Henty Scholarships [F12771]

The late Eveline Rosina Glyde having left to The University of Western Australia the balance of the residuary trust fund created by her will to use the income from it to establish and maintain scholarships for Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to support them during tertiary studies subject to certain conditions and these conditions having been varied by an Order (No.11542) dated 24 March 1977 of the Supreme Court of Western Australia, the scholarships are awarded under the following regulations.

1. The scholarships are called the Eveline Rosina Henty Scholarships.

2. The object of the scholarships is to enable Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to pursue either an award course or a bridging course at a public university in Western Australia.

3. The scholarships are open to any Australian Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person who either is—

(a) qualified; or

(b) expects to qualify before the beginning of the next academic year for admission to a university award course or bridging course.

4.(1) Selection for the scholarship is made—

(a) on the basis of demonstrated need for financial assistance to pursue tertiary studies and academic merit; and

(b) taking note of the rankings provided by the Aboriginal centre of the relevant university.

(2) The scholarships are awarded by a selection committee comprising:

(a) the Chair of the Academic Board or nominee, as chair;

(b) the Vice-Chancellor or nominee; and

(c) a nominee of the Head of the School of Social and Cultural Studies who must be a senior academic staff member in Anthropology.

5. Each scholarship is awarded for one year in the first instance but, subject to the approval of the selection committee, may be renewed from year to year until the recipient completes the course.

6.(1) Subject to a requirement that a balance of $500 is maintained in the income account, the income from the fund is used each year in order to provide—

(a) one scholarship tenable at a public university in Western Australia other than The University of Western Australia; and

(b) scholarships up to the maximum number permitted by the available remaining funds tenable at The University of Western Australia.

(2) The maximum allocation to an individual student must not be more than $5000 per annum in 2001 dollar terms, increased by an amount to be determined each year by the selection committee having regard to cost of living increase.

7. Applications for new scholarships will be invited by the School of Indigenous Studies which will advertise the scholarships to the Aboriginal centres or equivalent of the public universities in Western Australia and through other means if the selection committee so decides.

8. Each scholarship is paid in two instalments per year, continuation from semester to semester being subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in the previous semester and remaining enrolled in the course.

9. Unless the Senate directs otherwise, the unexpended income in any year will be carried forward and become part of the income available for expenditure in the following year.

Faculty International Undergraduate Scholarship in Engineering, Computing and Mathematics * [F2064]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

The Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics (the Faculty), has established a scholarship to attract highly qualified international students into its undergraduate courses by assisting with the course fees payable by an international full fee-paying student. The scholarship is awarded in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Faculty International Undergraduate Scholarship in Engineering, Computing and Mathematics.

Purpose 
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to assist with the course fees payable by an international full fee-paying student for an undergraduate course in the Faculty.

Availability, Number and Value
3. (1) Prior to advertisement of the scholarship the Dean of the Faculty determines and advises the International Centre of:

(a) the undergraduate degree courses which are eligible for the scholarship;

(b) the country from which the applications must originate; and

(c) the number and value of the scholarships to be made available.

(2) The scholarship is awarded as a partial fee payment, the value of which is determined by the Dean on the recommendation of the relevant head of school.

(3) The scholarship is applicable only to those units that make up the minimum requirements for—

(a) the relevant degree course in the case of a student enrolled in a single degree course; or

(b) the relevant component in the case of a student enrolled in a combined course.¹

^{1 The relevant component is that part of the course designated in the rules for the course as Bachelor of Computer and Mathematical Sciences, Bachelor of Computer Science or Bachelor of Engineering Component.}

Eligibility Requirements
4. To be eligible for consideration a student must demonstrate that they—

(1) (a) are not an Australian citizen, permanent resident of Australia or a citizen of New Zealand;

(b) are enrolling for the first time and on a full-time basis in the Bachelor of Computer and Mathematical Sciences, Bachelor of Computer Science or Bachelor of Engineering, whether taken as a single degree course or as part of a combined course; and

(c) have not previously enrolled in any course at this University.

(2) If a student ceases to be liable for international full fees, the student is no longer eligible for the scholarship.

Selection Criteria
5. The scholarship is awarded to the applicant who best demonstrates academic achievement as evidenced by their academic record.

Awarding Body 
6. The scholarship is awarded by the Dean of the Faculty on the recommendation of the appropriate head of school on an ad hoc basis as determined by the Faculty.

Method of Payment 
7. The International Centre invoices the Faculty for payment of fees on behalf of the recipient.

Duration of Award
8. The scholarship is tenable for the minimum period of enrolment required to complete the degree requirements.

Concurrent Awards
9. The scholarship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

Criteria for Continuation of Scholarship
10. (1) Continuation of the scholarship is, except as described in (2), subject to the recipient—

(a) remaining enrolled in the course in relation to which it is awarded; and

(b) obtaining a mark of at least 50 per cent in each unit taken in the previous semester.

(2) Where the recipient is in the first semester of their enrolment at this University they are exempt from meeting the requirements of 10(1)(b).

(3) Where the recipient fails to meet the criteria for continuation of the scholarship under 10(1) and (2), the scholarship is suspended until such time that the recipient meets the criteria, at which time the scholarship will be reinstated for the commencement of the following semester.

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11. The scholarship is advertised by the Faculty in time for applications to be lodged with the International Centre by the closing date determined by the Faculty.

Administering Body 
12. The scholarship is administered by the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics.

Publications 
13. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Faculty International Undergraduate Scholarship in Engineering, Computing and Mathematics must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property 
14. Intellectual property is governed by the University’s Intellectual Property policy available on the University’s web site at http://www.universitypolicies.uwa.edu.au/page/117132.

Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Undergraduate Commencement Scholarships * [F47]

Note: These conditions are currently under review.

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

The Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, having agreed to provide the sum of $10,000 annually, for the purpose of providing scholarships to eligible commencing students interested in studying in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Undergraduate Commencement Scholarships are established and are awarded in accordance with the following conditions.

1. The scholarships are restricted to students who—

(a) are citizens or permanent residents of Australia;

(b) have completed secondary schooling within the last two years; and

(c) will be commencing a bachelor's degree course in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences (either as a single degree course or as part of a combined course).

2. The scholarships are awarded on the basis of—

(a) demonstrated academic merit as evidenced by the Tertiary Entrance Rank; and

(b) demonstrated leadership, motivation and involvement in community or co-curricular activities.

3. The number of scholarships awarded each year is determined by the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, taking into consideration the funds available.

4. Each scholarship is paid in two parts per year, continuation from semester to semester being subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in the previous semester.

5. Awards are conditional upon continued enrolment in an undergraduate degree course in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

6.(1) Written applications for the scholarships shall be called for annually and shall be submitted to the Faculty Administrative Officer (Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences) by 30 November in each year.

(2) Applicants must have listed The University of Western Australia as one of their preferred institutions in their application for university admission.

(3) Students who commence their studies mid-year are eligible to apply for the scholarships in the first semester of the year following that in which they commence their studies.

7. The scholarships are awarded by a committee comprising—

(a) the Dean and the Student Adviser of the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences;

(b) the University's Prospective Students Officer; and

(c) two academic members of the Faculty Board elected annually by the Faculty Board.

8. A student may not hold more than one of these scholarships concurrently.

9. The Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences reserves the right not to provide funds in any year for the award of one or more scholarships.

Ferguson Travel Scholarship in Architecture * [F7719]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Dr R. J. (Gus) Ferguson, A.Arch PTC, Hon.D.Arch W.Aust. LFRAIA has made donations totalling of $100,000 to The University of Western Australia for the purpose of providing, for ten years, an annual travel scholarship in architecture. The scholarship is established and administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Ferguson Travel Scholarship in Architecture.

Purpose
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to assist a UWA student who is completing the final 48 points of study for the Master of Architecture (by Coursework) to pursue and benefit from travel experience and further studies or work in architecture or associated subject areas outside Australia.

Value
3.(1) The annual value of the scholarship is $10,000.

(2) The donation is invested in accordance with Senate policy.

Eligibility Requirements
4. To be eligible for consideration an applicant must—

(a) be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia;

(b) be completing the final 48 points of study for the Master of Architecture (by Coursework);

(c) have demonstrated:

(i) an understanding of and enthusiasm for architecture;

(ii) academic achievement in the higher level units of the Master of Architecture (by Coursework) course; and

(iii) an attitude which, in the opinion of the selection panel, embraces the purposes of the scholarship.

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The selection panel for the scholarship comprises:

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts or the Chair of the Architecture discipline group;

(b) Dr Gus Ferguson, or his nominee; and

(c) the President of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects (WA Chapter), or nominee.

Selection Criteria
6. The scholarship is awarded to the applicant who, among those eligible, in the opinion of the selection committee best demonstrates in their application and supporting documentation—

(a) academic achievement in the higher level units of the Master of Architecture (by Coursework) course as evidenced by their academic record;

(b) an understanding of and enthusiasm for architecture; and

(c) an attitude which embraces the purposes of the scholarship.

Selection Process
7.(1) Selection of the recipient is made by the selection committee having regard to the applicants' academic record, completed applications and supporting documentation.

(2) Applicants are short-listed for interview by the selection panel and are required to present their folio of practical work at the interview.

Awarding Body
8. The scholarship is awarded by the Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts, on the recommendation of the selection panel.

Method of Payment
9. The scholarship is paid as a lump sum on or before the commencement of travel.

Concurrent Awards
10. The scholarship may be held concurrently with any other external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

Application Procedure
11.(1) Written applications for the scholarship are called for annually and must be submitted to the Faculty Administrative Officer of the Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts no later than the advertised closing date.

(2) Written applications must include:

(a) a proposed programme for the use of the scholarship indicating—

(i) details of intended travel; and

(ii) nature of studies and/or details of proposed work experience;

(b) time frame required to achieve the proposed programme if at variance with that noted under 13(1).

Administering Body
12. The scholarship is administered and advertised by the Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts.

Other Conditions
13.(1) Unless otherwise agreed with the selection panel, the recipient of the scholarship must commence the travel programme within six months of receiving the scholarship and return to Perth no later than 18 months after receiving the scholarship.

(2) No later than three months after returning to Perth, the recipient must share with the profession the benefits of the programme by way of an illustrated presentation to the students of the Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Visual Arts and members of the profession, at the discretion of the Dean of the Faculty.

(3) If, during the travel programme, the recipient finds a need to extend the nominated timeframe such extension is at the discretion of the Dean of the Faculty but no further funding is provided for any such extension.

(4) If the recipient does not return to Australia within 18 months of receiving the scholarship, the full value of the scholarship must be reimbursed.

Publications
14. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Ferguson Travel Scholarship in Architecture must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
15. Intellectual Property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's web site at http://www.legalservices.uwa.edu.au/lso/ip_res_contracts/2._ip_policy/ip_policy.

Frank Gamblen Scholarships [F7857]

Frank Gamblen, a long-serving member of the academic staff of the then Department of Mathematics with a deep commitment to undergraduate teaching, having bequeathed to the University a sum of money to provide scholarships in accordance with broad conditions set out in his will, and the Senate having determined, under the authority conferred on it in the will, that the bequest be used to establish a fund to provide scholarships to assist undergraduate students to undertake study towards their degrees at an overseas institution, a fund is established and the scholarships are administered in accordance with the following regulations.

1. The annual interest of the fund, after capitalisation in accordance with Senate policy, is used to provide scholarships to assist students enrolled in undergraduate courses of the University, who are in their second or a later academic year, to undertake one or two semesters of study overseas for credit to their degrees by providing assistance with travel costs and study-related or maintenance costs.

2. Each scholarship is called a Frank Gamblen Scholarship.

3. The scholarships is administered by a sub-committee of the International Programmes Committee called the Frank Gamblen Scholarships Committee and comprising:

(a) the Director of the International Centre as chair;

(b) the Dean of the Graduate Research School;

(c) three members of the International Programmes Committee nominated by that committee, one of whom will normally be from the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences;

(d) one member of the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences nominated by the Faculty.

4. The number and value of scholarships in any year is determined by the committee, provided that the value of a scholarship must be no less than $3000.

5.(1) The committee must ensure that the scholarships are advertised on campus each year.

(2) Applications for the scholarships must be made in writing to the Manager, Study Abroad and Student Exchange by the closing date advertised each year by the Study Abroad Office.

6. Selection for the scholarships is made on the basis of academic merit.

7. The scholarships are paid to awardees in full or in instalments as determined by the committee.

8. In the event that a student awarded a scholarship returns to Australia before completing the planned period of study, the committee will determine, after receiving a report from the student, whether any of the scholarship funds should be repaid.

Futuris Corporation for Alan Newman Scholarship in the UWA Business School * [F21540]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

The statutory entity, the Faculty of Business, is known as the UWA Business School.

Futuris Corporation donates $10,000 annually to provide a scholarship in honour of the significant contribution made by Alan Leslie Newman as Chief Executive Officer and respected Director of the company. The scholarship aims to assist and encourage a student, preferably from regional or remote Western Australia, who has demonstrated a high level of academic achievement preferably in the Bachelor of Commerce, majoring in Accounting and/or Finance to undertake honours in Accounting and/or Finance, the Master of Business Administration, or any master's by coursework course offered by the UWA Business School at The University of Western Australia (the University).

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Futuris Corporation for Alan Newman Scholarship in the UWA Business School.

Purpose
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to assist and encourage a full-time student preferably from regional or remote Western Australia, who has demonstrated a high level of academic achievement preferably in the Bachelor of Commerce, majoring in Accounting and/or Finance to undertake honours in Accounting and/or Finance, the Master of Business Administration or any master's by coursework course offered by the UWA Business School.

Value
3. The value of the scholarship is $10,000.

Eligibility requirements
4.(1) To be eligible to apply for the scholarship an applicant must—

(a) be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia;

(b) have been accepted for full-time enrolment in Accounting and/or Finance honours, the Master of Business Administration, or any master's by coursework offered by the UWA Business School.

(2) Preference is given to  an applicant who has attended school and/or lived in a regional or remote area of Western Australia for an extended period and has moved away from that area to enrol in a course of study at the University.¹

(3) If there is no suitable applicant from regional or remote Western Australia, the scholarship may be awarded to a student from other areas.

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises:

(a) the Dean of the UWA Business School, or nominee, as Chair;

(b) the Deputy Dean (Operations) of the UWA Business School, or nominee;

(c) a representative of Futuris Corporation, or nominee.

Selection Criteria
6.(1) The scholarship is awarded to the applicant who, in the opinion of the selection committee, best demonstrates—

(a) a high level of academic achievement; and

(b) potential to contribute to Australian agribusiness and/or regional or remote Australia.

(2) The selection committee may interview short-listed applicants.

Awarding Body
7. The scholarship is awarded by the UWA Business School on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment
8.(1) The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments.

(2) One instalment is normally paid on or following the census date in each of the first and second semesters. 

(3) Payment of the second instalment is dependent on the recipient making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules of the course in relation to which the scholarship is awarded.

Duration of Award
9. The scholarship is tenable for two semesters which are normally consecutive.

Concurrent Awards
10. In exceptional circumstances to be determined by the Dean and provided the conditions of the other award so permit, scholarship may be held concurrently with another external or University award.

Application Procedure
11.(1) Written applications addressing the selection criteria must be accompanied by a covering letter outlining—

(a)(i) their reasons for applying for the scholarship; and

(ii) their potential to contribute to Australian agribusiness and/or to regional or remote Australia;

(b) for applicants who have undertaken study at a tertiary institution other than the University, a copy of the applicant's academic record from that institution;

(c) a curriculum vitae; and

(d) a brief description of the proposed honours project (if relevant);

(e) proof of rurality.¹

(2) Applications must be submitted to the Faculty Administrative Officer of the UWA Business School by the advertised closing date.

Administering Body
12. The scholarship is administered by the UWA Business School which advertises the scholarship.

Publications
13. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Futuris Corporation for Alan Newman Scholarship in the UWA Business School must acknowledge the assistance of the scholarship and must carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
14. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's web site at http://www.legalservices.uwa.edu.au/lso/ip_res_contracts/2._ip_policy/ip_policy.

¹ Provide one of the following as evidence of proof of previous regional and remote address—an official school reference from a high school with confirmation of the period of attendance, bank statement, tax return, rates notice, utility bill, lease/rental agreement or any other document that confirms the family's regional or remote address.

Futuris Corporation for Walter Johnson Scholarship in the UWA Business School * [F21541]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

The statutory entity, the Faculty of Business, is known as the UWA Business School.

Futuris Corporation donates $10,000 annually to provide a scholarship in honour of the significant contribution made by Walter Hubert Johnson as Deputy Chairman and respected Director of the company. The scholarship aims to assist and encourage a student, preferably from regional or remote Western Australia, who has demonstrated a high level of academic achievement preferably in the Bachelor of Economics course, to undertake honours in Economics in the UWA Business School, the Master of Business Administration, or another master's by coursework course offered by the UWA Business School at The University of Western Australia (the University).

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Futuris Corporation for Walter Johnson Scholarship in the UWA Business School.

Purpose
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to assist and encourage a full-time student preferably from regional or remote Western Australia, who has demonstrated a high level of academic achievement preferably in the Bachelor of Economics course, to undertake honours in Economics in the UWA Business School, the Master of Business Administration or any master's by coursework course offered by the UWA Business School.

Value
3. The value of the scholarship is $10,000.

Eligibility requirements
4.(1) To be eligible to apply for the scholarship an applicant must be—

(a) a citizen or permanent resident of Australia;

(b) have been accepted for full-time enrolment in honours in Economics in the UWA Business School, the Master of Business Administration, or another master's by coursework offered by the UWA Business School.

(2) Preference is given to  an applicant who has attended school and/or lived in a regional or remote area of Western Australia for an extended period and has moved away from that area to enrol in a course of study at the University.¹

(3) If there is no suitable applicant from regional or remote Western Australia, the scholarship may be awarded to a student from other areas.

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises:

(a) the Dean of the UWA Business School, or nominee, as Chair;

(b) the Deputy Dean (Operations) of the UWA Business School, or nominee;

(c) a representative of Futuris Corporation, or nominee.

Selection Criteria
6.(1) The scholarship is awarded to the applicant who, in the opinion of the selection committee, best demonstrates—

(a) a high level of academic achievement as evidenced by their academic record;

(b) potential to contribute to Australian agribusiness and/or regional or remote Australia.

(2) The selection committee may interview short-listed applicants.

Awarding Body
7. The scholarship is awarded by the UWA Business School on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment
8.(1) The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments.

(2) One instalment is normally paid on or following the census date in each of the first and second semesters. 

(3) Payment of the second instalment is dependent on the recipient making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules of the course in relation to which the scholarship is awarded.

Duration of Award
9. The scholarship is tenable for two semesters which are normally consecutive.

Concurrent Awards
10. In exceptional circumstances to be determined by the Dean and provided the conditions of the other award so permit, the scholarship may be held concurrently with another external or University award.

Application Procedure
11.(1) Written applications addressing the selection criteria must be accompanied by a covering letter outlining—

(a)(i) their reasons for applying for the scholarship; and

(ii) their potential to contribute to Australian agribusiness and/or to regional or remote Australia;

(b) for applicants who have undertaken study at a tertiary institution other than the University, a copy of the applicant's academic record from that institution;

(c) a curriculum vitae; and

(d) a brief description of the proposed honours project (if relevant); and

(e) proof of rurality.¹

(2) Applications must be submitted to the Faculty Administrative Officer of the UWA Business School by the advertised closing date.

Administering Body
12. The scholarship is administered by the UWA Business School which advertises the scholarship.

Publications
13. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Futuris Corporation for Walter Johnson Scholarship in the UWA Business School must acknowledge the assistance of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
14. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's web site at http://www.legalservices.uwa.edu.au/page/16830.

Gloria Brennan Scholarships [F7865]

The then State Aboriginal Affairs Planning Authority (now replaced by the Department of Indigenous Affairs) in conjunction with the then Commonwealth Department of Aboriginal Affairs (now replaced by the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission) having provided grant funds to The University of Western Australia for the administration and management of the Gloria Brennan Scholarships, named after the late Gloria Brennan, one of the first Aboriginal graduates of The University of Western Australia, are established and are administered in accordance with the following regulations.

1. Each scholarship is called a Gloria Brennan Scholarship.

2. The object of the scholarships is to assist Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to enrol on a full-time basis in an undergraduate course of study leading to a first degree, associate diploma or similar level of award at one of the public universities in Western Australia.

3.(1) The scholarship is open to any Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander person who—

(a) has enrolled on a full-time basis in one of the courses described in 2;

(b) is resident anywhere in Australia at the time of application; and

(c) does not already hold a degree, associate diploma or equivalent qualification.

(2) Students who have been awarded the scholarship in previous years continue to be eligible for consideration in each subsequent year of their undergraduate study.

(3) Students who are enrolled in a tertiary orientation or bridging course are not eligible to apply for the scholarship.

(4) Students who will be employed on a full-time basis at any time during the academic year in question are not eligible to apply for the scholarship.

4. Applications for new scholarships will be invited by the School of Indigenous Studies which will advertise the scholarships to the Aboriginal centres or equivalent of the public universities in Western Australia.

5. Applicants are required to submit with their application:

(a) a copy of their Tertiary Entrance Examination results or current tertiary academic record;

(b) evidence of current full-time enrolment in one of the courses described in 2;

(c) two references; and

(d) documentation demonstrating financial need.

6.(1) The scholarships are awarded by a trust committee called the Gloria Brennan Scholarship Trust Committee which comprises:

(a) the Manager, State Policy Centre, the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission or nominee;

(b) the Assistant Director, Heritage, Department of Indigenous Affairs or nominee;

(c) the Chair of the Academic Board or nominee; and

(d) the director/head of the Aboriginal centre or equivalent at each of the public universities in Western Australia or nominee.

(2) The Trust Committee will be chaired in alternate years by the representative of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission and the representative of the Department of Indigenous Affairs.

7. The Trust Committee determines each year the number of scholarships, if any, to be made available and the value of those scholarships up to a maximum allocation to an individual student of $1000 in 2001 dollar terms increased by an amount to be determined each year by the selection committee having regard to cost of living increases.

8.(1) The scholarships are awarded by the Trust Committee primarily on the basis of academic merit and financial need, though other factors, such as proposed course of study and its long term benefit to the wider Aboriginal community, may be considered.

(2) Preference may be given to applicants who have completed at least one year of tertiary study and to applicants who have not previously been awarded other scholarships including cadetships, government scholarships and HECS exemption awards.

(3) The successful applicants are chosen by an absolute majority of the full Trust Committee.

(4) If, in the opinion of the Trust Committee, there is no suitable applicant in any year, the scholarship(s) will not be awarded that year.

9. Each scholarship is paid in two instalments per year, continuation from semester to semester being subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in the previous semester and remaining enrolled in the course.

10. The use of the scholarship by the successful applicant is unconditional.

11. Unexpended income in any year will be carried forward and become part of the income available for award in the following year.

Grace Vaughan Fund [F5159]

Friends and colleagues of the late Grace Vaughan, teacher, social worker and parliamentarian, having provided a sum of money to establish a Grace Vaughan Fund to commemorate her work for individuals and communities by supporting activities characteristic of her own determination in qualifying herself to serve others and by providing benefits for some of those who share her concern for social justice and human rights, a fund is established for the purpose. The fund is administered in accordance with the following regulations.

1.(1) The annual income from the fund after capitalisation, in accordance with Senate policy, is used to offer awards—

(a) to individuals wishing to pursue studies in the area of social justice and human rights at The University of Western Australia; and/or

(b) to individuals with a demonstrated scholarly or professional concern for social justice and human rights wishing to travel in Australia or overseas for further studies likely to be of benefit to the community; and/or

(c) to individuals, practitioners and early career professionals with a demonstrated commitment in a particular field of social justice and human rights wishing to pursue studies or activities for the purpose of their professional development.

(2) Each award is called a Grace Vaughan Award.

(3) Unexpended income in any year is added to the capital sum.

2.(1) A Grace Vaughan Fund Committee is to be established consisting of:

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences or nominee;

(b) the Chair of the Social Work and Social Policy discipline group;

(c) the President of the Australian Association of Social Workers (WA); and

(d) the Head of the School of Social and Cultural Studies or the Head of the School of Humanities or nominee.

(2) The committee will meet annually in November to consider applications for awards.

(3) The conditions for and the number and value of awards in each year are at the discretion of the committee.

3. Applications for awards in any year must be lodged with the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences by 1 November of the preceding year, and applicants must request two referees to forward reports direct to the Faculty by that date.

4. An individual may be awarded only one Grace Vaughan Award.

5. Each awardee must—

(a) submit a written report on their use of the fund to the Grace Vaughan Committee;

(b) present a seminar on their use of the fund to staff in the Social Work and Social Policy discipline group.

Group of Eight Equity and Merit Scholarships * [F1185]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

The awards are administered in accordance with the following conditions:

Definition
Membership of the Group of Eight Universities (Go8) comprises Adelaide University, The Australian National University, The University of Melbourne, Monash University, The University of New South Wales, The University of Queensland, The University of Sydney and The University of Western Australia. Further information about the Group of Eight is available at http://www.go8.edu.au/.

Purpose
1. The University, as part of the Group of Eight Consortium, has agreed to provide a sum of money to acknowledge and reward students who have the drive and determination to succeed academically despite financial restraints.

Title
2. The scholarships are called the Group of Eight Equity and Merit Scholarships.

Type of scholarships
3. (1) There are two types of scholarships available:

(a) Partial Fee Waiver scholarship; ¹ and

(b) Cash Payment scholarship. ²

(2) Students nominate at the time of submitting their application the type of scholarship for which they are applying.

Number and Value
4. (1) Four scholarships are awarded each year.

(2) The scholarship is valued at $ 4080 per annum for a full-time student, or pro-rata for a part-time student.

(3) The annual value of the scholarship is indexed in line with the indexation applied to the Commonwealth Learning Scholarships.

5. Students are not normally entitled to receive in excess of $7500 per annum in total from the Group of Eight Equity and Merit Scholarships, any other UWA scholarships (including the UWA SWANS Scholarships) and/or the Commonwealth Learning Scholarships programme.

Eligibility Requirements

Eligibility to apply for a scholarship
6.(1) To be eligible to apply a student must—

(a) be an Australian citizen or the holder of an Australian permanent visa (including Humanitarian visa);

(b) be completing Year 12 studies or equivalent in the year of application; and

(c) have undertaken no previous study at University level.

Eligibility to receive a scholarship
7. To be eligible to receive a scholarship a student must—

(a) be undertaking an undergraduate course of study as a Commonwealth supported student at the University as defined in The Higher Education Support Act 2003;

(b) be in receipt of a means-tested Commonwealth income support payment (such as Austudy, ABSTUDY, Youth Allowance etc);

(c) be enrolled on a full-time basis;

(d) commence their course in the semester in which the scholarship is awarded; and 

(e) enrol in the course for which the scholarship has been awarded.

Body responsible for Selection
8. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises:

(a) the Vice Chancellor;

(b) the Registrar;

(c) the Pro- Vice Chancellor (Teaching and Learning); and

(d) the Director of Student Services.

Selection Criteria
9. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of—

(a) demonstrated academic merit as evidenced by the Tertiary Entrance Rank; and

(b) demonstrated financial need, as evidenced by receipt of Youth Allowance, Austudy or Abstudy.

Selection Process
10.(1) The applicants are ranked by the Prospective Students Officer according to their Tertiary Entrance Rank.

(2) All applicants must provide evidence of financial need.

(3) The Prospective Students Officer makes a recommendation to the selection committee.

Method of Payment
11.(1) The scholarship is normally paid in two equal instalments, following the census date in semester one or semester two as relevant.

(2) The method of payment of the scholarship is determined in consultation with the successful applicant and takes into account Centrelink's requirements relating to regular allowance payments.

Duration of Award
12. Subject to the recipient meeting the criteria for continuation set out in Clause 13, the scholarship is tenable for the duration of the course for which the scholarship is awarded, including an honours year if applicable.

Criteria for Continuation of Scholarship
13.(1) Continuation of the scholarship from year to year is subject to the recipient:

(a) making satisfactory progress as defined in University General Rule 1.2.1.29 in the Undergraduate Handbook;

(b) maintaining continuous enrolment at UWA from year to year, excluding periods of approved leave;

(c) confirming in writing prior to each scholarship payment being made, that their circumstances are unchanged from those described in their original application.

(2) The selection committee determines a recipient's eligibility to receive further scholarship payments in situations where the conditions in (1)(a),(b) or (c) have not been met.

Deferral of a Scholarship
14.(1) Students awarded a scholarship who defer commencement of their studies or withdraw from their course prior to the semester one census date, forfeit their scholarship.

(2) Continuing students who are recipients of a Group of Eight Equity and Merit scholarship and who wish to suspend or interrupt their studies for a period of up to 12 months after their first census date, are permitted to defer their scholarship for a similar period subject to written notification to the Undergraduate Scholarships Officer in the Scholarships Office.

(3) Requests to defer a scholarship for a period longer than 12 months are considered by the selection committee where there are exceptional circumstances and where the request is supported in writing by the student's Faculty Sub-Dean, Associate Dean or Student Advisor.

(4) The Scholarships Office monitors scholarship recipients who have deferred  their scholarship to ensure that they re-enrol after the period of deferment has finished.

Transfer of a Scholarship³
15. Rescinded

Termination of a Scholarship
16.(1) The University terminates a scholarship if—

(a) the student ceases to meet the eligibility criteria, other than during a period of approved leave;

(b) the student breaches the terms and conditions of the scholarship;

(c) the student does not resume study at the conclusion of a period of approved leave;

(d) the University determines that a student is guilty of serious academic misconduct; or

(e) the student fails to maintain satisfactory academic progress as defined in University General Rule 1.2.1.29 in the Undergraduate Handbook.

(2) The Scholarship Office informs a student in writing if his or her scholarship is to be terminated.

Administration
17. The Scholarships Office is responsible for the management and administration of the Group of Eight Equity and Merit Scholarships.

Application Procedure
18. Written applications for the scholarships are called for annually and must be submitted to the Prospective Students Officer by the advertised date.

Hackett Foundation Alumni Honours Scholarship * [F17828]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

The Hackett Foundation Alumni Honours Scholarship has been established with generous donations from alumni of The University of Western Australia (the University). Ten scholarships are awarded each year to assist and encourage students who have demonstrated academic excellence to undertake an honours course at the University. At least one scholarship is awarded in each faculty and at least one to an Indigenous student in any faculty. A fund is established for the purpose and the scholarship is administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Hackett Foundation Alumni Honours Scholarship.

Value
2. The value of the scholarship is $6000.

Purpose
3. The purpose of the scholarship is to encourage students who demonstrate academic excellence in their undergraduate studies at the University, to pursue an honours course. 

Eligibility Requirements
4.(1) To be eligible for consideration a student must—

(a) be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia;

(b) have demonstrated academic excellence in their undergraduate studies at the University; and

(c) have been accepted for enrolment in an honours course at the University.

(2) One scholarship is specifically for an Indigenous student in any faculty. 

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The body responsible for selection is the relevant Faculty Board or the School of Indigenous Studies, as appropriate.

Selection Criteria
6. The scholarship is awarded to an eligible student solely on academic achievement.

Selection Process
7. Selection of the recipient is made by the relevant selection committee having regard to the students' academic record.

Awarding Body
8. The scholarship is awarded by the Scholarships Committee on the recommendation of the relevant selection committee.

Method of Payment
9.(1) The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments.

(2) Each instalment is paid on or following the first semester or second semester census dates, as relevant. 

Duration of Award
10. The scholarship is tenable for up to two semesters which are normally consecutive.

Application Procedure
11. No application is required.

Administering Body
12. The scholarship is administered by the Scholarships Committee.

Publications
13. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Hackett Foundation Alumni Honours Scholarship must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
14. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's web site.

Hale School Scholarship * [F19514]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Hale School in Western Australia provides two scholarships annually, for a period of five years to be awarded to high achieving students at The University of Western Australia (the University) who are either enrolled in a Bachelor of Education component of a combined course and completing the final 48 points, or eligible to enrol in the course leading to a Graduate Diploma in Education.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Hale School Scholarship.

Purpose 
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to support the teaching profession and acknowledge the hard work and effort that goes into producing excellent academic results by encouraging and assisting high achieving students in the Faculty of Education at the University.

Value
3. The value of each scholarship is $3,000.

Eligibility Requirements
4. To be eligible to apply for a scholarship an applicant must be—

(a) a citizen or permanent resident of Australia; and

(b) (i) enrolled in a Bachelor of Education component of a combined course at the University and completing the final 48 points; or

(ii) eligible to enrol in the course leading to a Graduate Diploma in Education at the University.

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises—

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Education, or nominee as chair;

(b) the Director of Teaching, or nominee;

(c) a representative of Hale School.

Selection Criteria
6. (1) The scholarship is awarded by the selection committee to the applicant who, in its opinion, best demonstrates in their application and supporting documentation—

(a) academic achievement as evidenced by their academic record;

(b) a genuine commitment to teaching;

(c) how they might benefit from the invitation to be involved with the commencement of the school year activities at Hale School; and

(d) excellent communication skills.

Selection Process 
7. (1) Selection of the recipients is made by the selection committee having regard to the applicants’ academic records, completed application form including a personal statement and referee reports.

(2) The selection committee may interview short-listed applicants.

Awarding Body
8. The scholarship is awarded by the Faculty of Education on the recommendation of the selection committee described in 5.

Method of Payment 
9. The scholarship is paid in two instalments one on or after the census dates in each of first and second semesters.

Duration of Award
10. The scholarship is tenable for one year only.

Application Procedure 
11. (1) Written applications are called for annually and must be submitted to the Faculty Administrative Officer of the Faculty of Education by the advertised closing date.

(2) Written applications must include—

(a) an application form which is available from the Faculty;

(b) original or certified copies of academic records (except those from UWA);

(c) a personal statement demonstrating a commitment to teaching and how the applicant might benefit from the invitation from Hale School to be involved in the commencement of the school year activities described in 12; and

(d) reports from two personal referees.

Student Opportunity
12. (1) Scholarship recipients are invited to participate in the first two weeks of the beginning of year activities at Hale School including—

(a) the induction of new teachers and participation in seminars and meetings in the week before school commences; and

(b) the opportunity in the first week of term to observe lessons and work with Hale School staff in areas of interest.

(2) The scholarship is presented to recipients in the first week of term at a Senior School assembly in February of the year in which the scholarship is taken up.

Administering Body
13. The scholarship is administered by the Faculty of Education.

Harold McComb Elective Scholarship * [F7722]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Interplast Australia, a voluntary medical organisation, has made available a scholarship in recognition of the contribution made to it over many years by Mr Harold McComb. The Harold McComb Elective Scholarship is established and is administered in accordance with the following conditions.

1. The purpose of the scholarship is to support a student in the course for the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery during an elective placement in a centre assisting those with special needs either in a developing country or in Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander health in Australia.

2. One scholarship to the value of $1000 is available each year.

3. To be eligible for consideration, applicants must—

(a) be enrolled in the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery course;

(b) have applied to undertake an elective placement in a centre assisting those with special needs either in a developing country or in Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander health in Australia; and

(c) have made satisfactory progress in the course.

4. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of the applicant's one page summary, the reference referred to in 6 and on academic merit.

5. The scholarship is awarded by the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences on the recommendation of the Associate Dean (Student Affairs) and the Manager (Student Affairs).

6. Applications must be submitted to the Associate Dean (Student Affairs) by the advertised date and must include:

(a) a one page summary of the applicant's placement destination, their interest in the placement, the benefits that are expected to accrue from the placement to themselves, the community and the Faculty and the likely benefit of the placement to the applicant's future skills as a clinician;

(b) a reference from an academic staff member in the Faculty.

7. The recipient must not accept another award from the Faculty during the term of the scholarship.

Hedi Szasz Scholarship * [F24343]

Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

The Hedi Szasz Scholarship Fund provides scholarships each year to encourage and assist students to continue or complete a single degree course leading to the Bachelor of Arts pass degree from The University of Western Australia (the University). The scholarships are administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Hedi Szasz Scholarship.

Purpose 
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to encourage and assist students to continue or complete the single degree course for a Bachelor of Arts pass degree taken as a single degree at the University.

Type of scholarship 
3. (1) There are two types of scholarships available—

(a) partial fee waiver scholarship; or

(b) cash payment scholarship.

(2) Students nominate at the time of submitting their application the type of scholarship for which they are applying.

Value
4. The value of the scholarship is equivalent to the value of the UWA SWANS Scholarship in the year of award.¹

¹ In 2009 this value was $2207 which is indexed each year.

Eligibility Requirements
5. (1) To be eligible to apply for a scholarship an applicant must—

(a) be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia;

(b) have enrolled in and satisfactorily completed units to the value of at least 48 points of the single degree course leading to a Bachelor of Arts pass degree;

(c) be able to demonstrate financial hardship and that their educational opportunities are limited; and

(d) be enrolled or intending to enrol on a full–time basis, unless there are exceptional circumstances that preclude full-time enrolment.¹

¹ Exceptional circumstances may include, but are not limited to, a medical condition or major family commitments.

(2) Applicants must not have completed the requirements of a course of study regarded by the University as equivalent to or higher than an Australian bachelor’s award.

(3) Financial hardship may be demonstrated by the applicant—

(a) being in receipt of a means-tested Commonwealth income support payment (such as Austudy, Abstudy, Youth Allowance etc.); or

(b) submitting a statement of financial hardship.

(4) Educational opportunities may be shown to be limited, for example, because of distance, economic disadvantage, cultural differences, disability, or responsibility for the care of children, the ill or the elderly.

Body Responsible for Selection
6. The selection committee is the Undergraduate Scholarships Sub-Committee.

Selection Criteria
7. The scholarship is awarded by the selection committee to the applicant who, in its opinion, best demonstrates through their completed application and supporting documentation—

(a) academic achievement;

(b) financial hardship;

(c) that their educational opportunities are limited; and

(d) how the scholarship would assist in addressing the limitations referred to in (c).

Awarding Body
8. The scholarship is awarded by the Scholarships Committee on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment
9. (1) The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments.

(2) One instalment is normally paid on or following the census date in each of the relevant semesters.

(3) Payment of the second instalment is subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules of the course in relation to which the scholarship is awarded.

Duration of Award
10. The scholarship is tenable for two semesters which are normally consecutive.

Concurrent Awards
11. The scholarship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

Application Procedure
12. (1) Applications are called for in conjunction with those for the UWA SWANS Scholarships.

(2) Application forms are available from the Scholarships Office at the University.

(3) Completed applications must be submitted to the Scholarships Office by the advertised closing date.

Administering Body
13. The scholarship is administered by the Scholarships Office.

Publications 
14. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Hedi Szasz Scholarship must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property 
15. Intellectual Property is governed by the University’s Intellectual Property policy available on the University’s website at http://www.universitypolicies.uwa.edu.au/page/117132.

Henry Maxwell and Alexander Lefroy and Milne-Robertson Memorial Fund [F7763]

The Henry Maxwell Lefroy and Alexander Milne-Robertson Memorial Fund was established under the will of the late Margaret C. G. Milne-Robertson for the purpose of providing bursaries to needy medical students. The fund will be administered in accordance with the following regulations.

1. Bursaries of not less than $1000 per annum, their precise amount to be determined by the Vice-Chancellor on the recommendation of the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, may be awarded by the Vice-Chancellor to such undergraduates in the Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry as shall from time to time be adjudged by the Dean of that Faculty to be the most fit and proper to receive them.

2. To be granted a bursary a student must—

(a) possess sufficient merit as demonstrated by the results of the first or the first and any subsequent examinations in the course for the degree of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery; and

(b) demonstrate that without the assistance of a bursary economic hardship would be suffered of a kind which would be seriously prejudicial to the successful completion of the MB BS course within a reasonable time.

3. A bursary may be granted for a period not exceeding four years.

Homestake Honours Studentships * [F4884]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

The Homestake Honours Studentships provided annually by Homestake Gold of Australia Ltd is administered in accordance with the following conditions.

1. A studentship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

2. Up to two studentships of $1000 each are awarded annually.

3. The object of the studentships is to encourage students to undertake an honours programme in economic geology.

4.(1) The studentships are awarded by the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences Board of Examiners on the recommendation of the Head of the School of Earth and Environment, in consultation with the relevant teaching staff, to the students who—

(a) will be entering their honours year in either the Bachelor of Science or the Bachelor of Geology;

(b) will be undertaking an honours research project directly relevant to mineral exploration or mining;

(c) whilst completing a major in Geology, have shown the most promise in the application of geology to mineral exploration and exploitation, with good field mapping skills.

(2) The Board of Examiners must not apply any means test in the award of a studentship.

5. A studentship is paid at intervals to be determined by the Faculty throughout the enrolment, the continuation from semester to semester being subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in the previous semester.

6. An award is conditional on enrolment in an honours programme in economic geology in the Bachelor of Science or the Bachelor of Geology.

Ivan T. Oliver Vacation Scholarship in Biochemistry [F4719]

Colleagues, past students and other friends of the late Professor Ivan T. Oliver having made donations to establish a fund in his memory for the purpose of providing a scholarship to be called the Ivan T. Oliver Vacation Scholarship in Biochemistry, the fund and the scholarship are established and are administered in accordance with the following regulations.

1. The income from the fund after capitalisation, in accordance with Senate policy, is available for the scholarship.

2. The scholarship is awarded by a committee comprising a nominee of the Head of the School of Biomedical and Chemical Sciences who must be a senior academic staff member in biochemistry and two academic staff members in biochemistry selected by the academic staff in biochemistry.

3. The purpose of the scholarship is to enable a student to carry out research in a laboratory approved by the committee for six to eight weeks during the long vacation following completion of BIOC2201 Biochemistry of the Cell and BIOC2202 Biochemical Regulation of Cell Function or a major in Biochemistry.

4. Unless there is no applicant of sufficient merit, the scholarship is awarded annually.

5. If an award is not made, the income for that year remains available to the committee for the following year so that it may award two scholarships in that year.

6. The scholarships are advertised annually with a closing date of 31 August.

7. The scholarship must not be held jointly with any other scholarship.

8. Within four weeks of completing their research, the holder of an award must submit to the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences Executive Officer a report covering the work completed during tenure of the scholarship.

9. The scholarship is paid at intervals determined by the Head of the School of Biomedical and Chemical Sciences but 25 per cent of the scholarship is withheld pending confirmation that the report referred to in 8 is satisfactory.

10. Any thesis or other publication resulting from research during tenure of the scholarship must acknowledge the assistance of the scholarship.

Jack and Eleanor Bendat Rural Indigenous Scholarship * [F18114]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Jack and Eleanor Bendat have donated a sum of money to establish the Jack and Eleanor Bendat Rural Indigenous Scholarship at The University of Western Australia (the University) to assist and encourage meritorious Indigenous students from regional Western Australia who are experiencing financial hardship to continue and complete their first undergraduate degree course.  A fund is established and the scholarship is administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Jack and Eleanor Bendat Rural Indigenous Scholarship.

Purpose
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to encourage and assist meritorious Indigenous students from regional Western Australia who have successfully completed 48 points of their first undergraduate degree course to continue study in a course at the University, including honours if applicable.

Value
3. The value of the scholarship is $5000 per annum, which is provided from the annual income of the fund after capitalisation in accordance with Senate policy.

Eligibility Requirements
4. To be eligible to apply for a scholarship an applicant must—

(a) be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia;  

(b) be an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander;

(c) have successfully completed the first 48 points of their first undergraduate degree course at the University, and intend to continue on a full-time basis; and

(d) be from a rural or regional area of Western Australia (as defined under eligibility criteria for Commonwealth Accommodation Scholarships, available at www.scholarships.uwa.edu.au/home/undergrad/cmmnwlth_lrn_schols).

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises:

(a) the Dean of the School of Indigenous Studies, or nominee; and

(b) the Chair of the Academic Board, or nominee; and

(c) an Indigenous member of the academic staff of the University.

Selection Criteria
6. The scholarship is awarded by the selection committee to the applicant who, in its opinion, best demonstrates—

(a) academic achievement as evidenced by their academic record; and

(b) financial hardship through being in receipt of a means-tested Commonwealth income support payment (such as Austudy, ABSTUDY, Youth Allowance etc) or by submitting a statement of financial hardship supported by a Statutory Declaration. 

Selection Process
7. Selection of the recipient is made by the selection committee having regard to the applicants’ academic records and completed application forms.

(2) The selection committee may interview short-listed applicants.

Awarding Body
8. The scholarship is awarded by the School of Indigenous Studies on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment
9.(1) The scholarship is paid in equal instalments.

(2) Each instalment is paid on or following the first semester or second semester census dates as relevant. 

Duration of Award
10. The scholarship is available for the remainder of the course for which the scholarship is awarded, including an honours course where applicable.

Concurrent Awards
11. The scholarship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

Criteria for Continuation of Scholarship
12. Continuation of the scholarship is subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules for the course and remaining enrolled in the course for which the scholarship is awarded.

Application Procedure
13.(1) The School of Indigenous Studies advertises the scholarships internally, calling for applications at the end of second semester in time for commencement of study the following year.

(2) Applications must be submitted to the School of Indigenous Studies on the application form available from the School, by the advertised closing date.

Administering Body
14. The scholarship is administered by the School of Indigenous Studies.

Publications
15. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Jack and Eleanor Bendat Rural Indigenous Scholarship must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
16. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's web site at http://www.universitypolicies.uwa.edu.au/page/117132.

Jack Family and Great Southern Development Commission Scholarship in Restoration Ecology* [F18397].

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

The Jack Family Charitable Trust donates a sum of money annually to provide the Jack Family and Great Southern Development Commission Scholarship in Restoration Ecology to assist and encourage meritorious students for whom educational opportunities are limited because of educational and/or financial disadvantage, to undertake the Bachelor of Science in Restoration Ecology pass degree course or a Bachelor of Science pass degree course with a major in restoration ecology at The University of Western Australia Albany Centre (UWA Albany Centre). The scholarship is administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Jack Family and Great Southern Development Commission Scholarship in Restoration Ecology.

Purpose
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to increase the number of graduates in science qualified to work on restoring and rehabilitating damaged ecosystems, by encouraging and assisting meritorious students for whom educational opportunities are limited because of educational and/or financial disadvantage, to undertake a Bachelor of Science pass degree course specialising in restoration ecology.

Description of Scholarships
3. (1) There are two types of scholarships available:

(a) a fee payment ¹; or

(b) a cash payment. ²

Number and Value of Scholarships
4. (1) Up to six scholarships are offered each year.

(2) The value of the scholarship for students undertaking the first 48 points of the course is equivalent to the value of the upfront student contribution fee payable by Commonwealth-supported students in the course in the calendar year for which the scholarship is awarded.

(3) The annual value of the scholarship for students undertaking other than the first 48 points of the course is equivalent to 50 per cent of the value of the upfront student contribution fee paid by Commonwealth-supported students in the course, in the applicable calendar year.

Eligibility Requirements
5. (1) Subject to (2), to be eligible to take up a scholarship an applicant must enrol full-time in a Bachelor of Science pass degree course in Restoration Ecology, or a Bachelor of Science pass degree course with a major in restoration ecology, at the UWA Albany Centre, in the year for which the scholarship is awarded.

(2) In exceptional circumstances students enrolled in less than a full-time load may be eligible.

Body Responsible for Selection
6. (1) The selection committee for the scholarship comprises:

(a) the Director of the UWA Albany Centre, or nominee (as Chair);

(b) the Director of the Centre of Excellence in Natural Resource Management, or nominee;

(c) the Chairman of the Jack Family Charitable Trust, or nominee; and

(d) the Chief Executive Officer of the Great Southern Development Commission, or nominee.

(2) The Chair has a casting vote.

Selection Criteria
7. The scholarship is awarded by the UWA Albany Centre, on the recommendation of the selection committee to the applicant who, in its opinion, best demonstrates through their academic record and completed application form:

(a) academic achievement; and

(b) educational disadvantage and/or financial hardship.

Advertisement and Application Procedure
8. (1) The scholarship is advertised by the UWA Albany Centre in October each year.

(2) A second round may be held with a closing date in February and successful applicants notified before the commencement of first semester.

(3) The application form for the scholarship is available from the UWA Albany Centre or can be downloaded from http://www.albany.uwa.edu.au.

(4) The completed application form must be submitted to the Development Manager of the UWA Albany Centre by the advertised closing date.

Awarding Body
9. The scholarship is awarded by the UWA Albany Centre on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment
10. (1) The scholarship is either a fee payment or a cash payment.

(2) The cash payment is paid in two equal amounts, on or following the census date in each of first and second semesters.

Duration of Award
11. Subject to 12, the scholarship is tenable—

(a) for commencing students, for three years, which are normally consecutive;

(b) for continuing students, for the remaining full-time duration of the course.

Criteria for Continuation
12. Continuation of the scholarship from year to year is subject to the recipient—

(a) making satisfactory progress in the previous academic year;

(b) maintaining continuous full-time enrolment in the course for which the scholarship is awarded unless previously approved otherwise by the selection committee.

Concurrent Awards
13. The scholarship may be held concurrently with another award provided the conditions of the other award so permit.

Administering Body
14. The scholarships are administered by the UWA Albany Centre.

Publications
15. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of a Jack Family and Great Southern Development Commission Scholarship in Restoration Ecology must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
16. Intellectual property is governed by the University’s Intellectual Property policy available on the University’s web site at http://www.legalservices.uwa.edu.au/lso/ip_res_contracts/2._ip_policy/ip_policy.

Janice Klumpp Award [F1932]

A sum of $10,000 having been donated to the University by Mr John Klumpp to establish a fund to provide an award in memory of his daughter Janice who was a member of the University staff from 1968 to 1984, the Janice Klumpp Award is established and is administered in accordance with the following regulations.

1. The award consists of the annual income on the fund after capitalisation in accordance with Senate policy.

2. The purpose of the award is to further interest in and knowledge of nature, flora and fauna.

3. The award is open to all students of The University of Western Australia.

4. Written applications giving details of a proposed or current study or research project and how it meets the purpose of the award must be submitted to the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences Senior Administrative Officer by 31 March.

5.(1) Applications are considered by a committee which consists of the Heads of the Schools of Animal Biology and Plant Biology or their nominees.

(2) The committee has the power to co-opt.

6. The criteria for selection are—

(a) academic achievement; and

(b) excellence of the proposed programme of study or research project in relation to the stated purpose of the Janice Klumpp Award.

7. The award is used to provide items or allowances relevant to the programme of study or research project which would not normally be provided from school funds but must not be used to fund conference travel.

8. The holder of an award must submit a report on the use of the award to the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences Senior Administrative Officer by 31 March of the following year.

Jean Rogerson Honours Studentships in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences * [F5147]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Miss Jean Ethel Rogerson MBE, BSc, ARACI, Warden of Convocation for two periods totalling eight years and a member of the University Senate for 30 years, died on 25 December 1993 and by her will left 30 per cent of the residue of her estate to the University as a capital fund with the income of it to be applied:

(a) as to one-third to be added in each year to the capital fund; and

(b) as to the remaining two-thirds to provide postgraduate fellowships and undergraduate studentships to be awarded on the basis of ability and not to be means tested.

In compliance with the regulations governing the Jean Rogerson Bequest Fund one-third of the available income of the bequest fund is available annually for Jean Rogerson Undergraduate Studentships and one-seventh of that one- third is available for studentships in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, to be administered in accordance with the following conditions.

1. A studentship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

2.(1) The number and value of the studentships awarded each year will depend on the income available.

(2) To allow the income to accrue sufficiently, studentships are not awarded in some years.

3. The studentships are awarded by the Faculty Board of the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, having regard to the recommendation of the Jean Rogerson Selection Committee in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, as described in 4, to the students achieving the best qualifying performance for entry to the honours programme of any bachelor's degree in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

4. The Jean Rogerson Selection Committee comprises:

(a) the Dean, as chair;

(b) the Academic Student Adviser; and

(c) three members of the Faculty Board, elected by the Faculty Board.

5. The Jean Rogerson Selection Committee does not apply any means test in the award of a studentship.

6. A studentship is paid at two intervals through the enrolment, continuation of the studentship from semester to semester being subject to the awardee making satisfactory progress in the previous semester.

7. Awards are conditional on enrolment in an honours programme of any bachelor's degree in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences.

Note: For the purposes of these conditions, the term 'honours programme' means the programme of work prescribed for the honours year only.

Jean Rogerson Honours Studentships in the UWA Business School * [F7909]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

The statutory entity, the Faculty of Business, is known as the UWA Business School.

Miss Jean Ethel Rogerson MBE, BSc, ARACI, Warden of Convocation for two periods totalling eight years and a member of the University Senate for 30 years, died on 25 December 1993 and by her will left 30 per cent of the residue of her estate to the University as a capital fund with the income of it to be applied:

(a) as to one-third to be added in each year to the capital fund; and

(b) as to the remaining two-thirds to provide postgraduate fellowships and undergraduate studentships to be awarded on the basis of ability and not to be means tested.

In compliance with the regulations governing the Jean Rogerson Bequest Fund one-third of the available income of the bequest fund is available annually for Jean Rogerson Undergraduate Studentships and one-seventh of that one-third is available for a studentship in the UWA Business School, to be administered in accordance with the following conditions.

1. The studentship is awarded annually and comprises the UWA Business School's portion of the annual income of the Jean Rogerson Bequest Fund.

2. The studentship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

3.(1) The studentship is awarded by a Jean Rogerson Honours Studentship Committee comprising:

(a) the Dean and Associate Dean of the UWA Business School; and

(b) three members of the Faculty Board nominated by the Faculty Board.

(2) The committee does not apply any means test in the award of the studentship.

4. The studentship is awarded to a student enrolled full time in an honours course and is paid throughout the enrolment at intervals to be determined by the UWA Business School, continuation from semester to semester being subject to the awardee making satisfactory progress in the first semester.

5.(1) Written applications for the studentship are called for annually and must be submitted to the Administrative Officer of the UWA Business School no later than the third Friday of first semester.

(2) Applications must include a complete academic transcript of the applicant's tertiary education and a statement regarding the applicant's proposed course of study in the honours year.

6. The award is made principally on the basis of the applicant's academic performance in the Level 2 and 3 units of the Bachelor of Economics or the Bachelor of Commerce course, provided that if the committee judges that the difference between applicants is insignificant, it may take other factors into account such as the perceived potential for success in the honours year and the motivations of the applicant.

Jean Rogerson Honours Studentships in the Faculty of Law * [F5153]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Miss Jean Ethel Rogerson MBE, BSc, ARACI, Warden of Convocation for two periods totalling eight years and a member of the University Senate for 30 years, died on 25 December 1993 and by her will left 30 per cent of the residue of her estate to the University as a capital fund with the income of it to be applied:

(a) as to one-third to be added in each year to the capital fund; and

(b) as to the remaining two-thirds to provide postgraduate fellowships and undergraduate studentships to be awarded on the basis of ability and not to be means tested.

In compliance with the regulations governing the Jean Rogerson Bequest Fund one-third of the available income of the bequest fund is available annually for Jean Rogerson Undergraduate Studentships and one-seventh of that one-third is available for studentships in the Faculty of Law, to be administered in accordance with the following conditions.

1. A studentship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

2.(1) The studentships are awarded on the recommendation of the Faculty of Law Honours Committee to the students achieving the best qualifying performance for entry to the honours programme.

(2) To be eligible for consideration for a studentship, a student must have accepted the Faculty's invitation to undertake honours.

(3) The number of studentships to be awarded in any year is determined by the Faculty on the recommendation of the honours committee provided that the value of each award must be no less than $1000.

(4) The committee does not apply any means test in the award of the studentships.

3.(1) Each studentship is paid at intervals to be determined by the Faculty.

(2) The first payment is made upon approval by the honours committee of the student's honours proposal and continuation of the studentship from semester to semester is subject to the honours committee being satisfied that the recipient has made satisfactory progress towards the completion of the honours dissertation in the previous semester.

4. Written applications for a studentship are called for annually and must be submitted to the Administrative Officer of the Faculty no later than the third Friday of first semester.

Jean Rogerson Honours Studentships in the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences * [F8000]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Miss Jean Ethel Rogerson MBE, BSc, ARACI, Warden of Convocation for two periods totalling eight years and a member of the University Senate for 30 years, died on 25 December 1993 and by her will left 30 per cent of the residue of her estate to the University as a capital fund with the income of it to be applied:

(a) as to one-third to be added in each year to the capital fund; and

(b) as to the remaining two-thirds to provide postgraduate fellowships and undergraduate studentships to be awarded on the basis of ability and not to be means tested.

In compliance with the regulations governing the Jean Rogerson Bequest Fund one-third of the available income of the bequest fund is available annually for Jean Rogerson Undergraduate Studentships and one-seventh of that one-third is available for studentships in the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences, to be administered in accordance with the following conditions.

1. A studentship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

2. Four studentships are awarded annually and the value of each is no less than $1000.

3. The object of the studentships is to encourage Science students to undertake an honours programme.

4.(1) The studentships are awarded by the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences Board of Examiners to:

(a) the best student completing a Science degree with a biomedical science major;

(b) the best student completing a Science degree with a biological science major;

(c) the best student completing a Science degree with a human or psychological sciences major; and

(d) the best student completing a Science degree with a physics or chemistry major.

(2) The Board of Examiners does not apply any means test in the award of a studentship.

5. A studentship is paid at intervals to be determined by the Faculty throughout the enrolment, the continuation from semester to semester being subject to the awardee making satisfactory progress in the previous semester.

6. An award is conditional on enrolment in an honours programme in science.

Jean Rogerson Undergraduate Studentships in the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics * [F7016]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Miss Jean Ethel Rogerson MBE, BSc, ARACI, Warden of Convocation for two periods totalling eight years and a member of the University Senate for 30 years, died on 25 December 1993 and by her will left 30 per cent of the residue of her estate to the University as a capital fund with the income of it to be applied:

(a) as to one-third to be added in each year to the capital fund; and

(b) as to the remaining two-thirds to provide postgraduate fellowships and undergraduate studentships to be awarded on the basis of ability and not to be means tested.

In compliance with the regulations governing the Jean Rogerson Bequest Fund one-third of the available income of the bequest fund is available annually for Jean Rogerson Undergraduate Studentships and one-seventh of that one-third is available for studentships in the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics, to be administered in accordance with the following conditions.

1. A studentship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

2. Studentships are each of $1000 and are awarded annually.

3.(1) The studentships are awarded by the Faculty Board of the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics, on the basis of academic merit, to students enrolled in units comprising the first 48 points of the Bachelor of Computer and Mathematical Sciences, Bachelor of Computer Science or Bachelor of Engineering whether taken as a single degree or in conjunction with another degree.

(2) The Faculty Board does not apply any means test in the award of a studentship.

4. The studentships are tenable for two semesters and are paid throughout the enrolment at intervals to be determined by the Faculty, continuation from semester to semester being subject to the awardee making satisfactory progress in the previous semester.

5. The number of studentships awarded each year is determined by the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics, taking into consideration the funds available.

Jean Rogerson Undergraduate Studentships in the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences * [F5151]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Miss Jean Ethel Rogerson MBE, BSc, ARACI, Warden of Convocation for two periods totalling eight years and a member of the University Senate for 30 years, died on 25 December 1993 and by her will left 30 per cent of the residue of her estate to the University as a capital fund with the income of it to be applied:

(a) as to one-third to be added in each year to the capital fund; and

(b) as to the remaining two-thirds to provide postgraduate fellowships and undergraduate studentships to be awarded on the basis of ability and not to be means tested.

In compliance with the regulations governing the Jean Rogerson Bequest Fund one-third of the available income of the bequest fund is available annually for Jean Rogerson Undergraduate Studentships and one-seventh of that one-third is available for studentships in the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, to be administered in accordance with the following conditions.

1.(1) The object of the studentships is to encourage medical and dental students to undertake an approved course of advanced study and research as candidates for the degree of Bachelor of Medical Science or Bachelor of Science in Dentistry in accordance with the regulations governing the respective degrees.

(2) Awards are conditional on enrolment in either of the courses referred to in (1).

2. A studentship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

3. The studentships are awarded on the basis of academic achievement and the merit of the proposed research programme.

4. The studentships are awarded by the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences on the recommendation of the Faculty Higher Degrees Committee.

5. The Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry does not apply any means test in the award of a studentship.

6. The number and value of studentships is determined by the Faculty from time to time, provided that the value of an award must be no less than $1000.

7.(1) The period of tenure is one year.

(2) Payment of a studentship is made at intervals determined by the Faculty, continuation from semester to semester being subject to the awardee making satisfactory progress in the previous semester.

8. The studentships are advertised in time for applications to be lodged at the Faculty Administrative Office by 31 October of the year preceding that in which the studentships are to be taken up.

9. Any thesis or publication resulting from research under a studentship must acknowledge the fact.

Jean Rogerson Undergraduate Scholarships in the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences * [F5154]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Miss Jean Ethel Rogerson MBE, BSc, ARACI, Warden of Convocation for two periods totalling eight years and a member of the University Senate for 30 years, died on 25 December 1993 and by her will left 30 per cent of the residue of her estate to The University of Western Australia ('the University') as a capital fund with the income of it to be applied in accordance with the regulations governing the Jean Rogerson Bequest Fund.

In compliance with the regulations governing the Jean Rogerson Bequest Fund one third of the amount available for scholarships is used to provide Jean Rogerson Undergraduate Scholarships and one seventh of the amount available for Jean Rogerson Undergraduate Scholarships is available for scholarships in the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, to be administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Jean Rogerson Undergraduate Scholarship in the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences.

Purpose 
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to assist and encourage students from rural, regional or remote Western Australia to commence their undergraduate studies at the University by enrolling in a bachelor’s degree course leading to a Bachelor of Science degree in the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences.

Number and Value 
3.(1) Up to four scholarships are available each year.

(2) The value of the scholarship is $5000.

Eligibility Requirements
4.(1) To be eligible to apply for the scholarship a student must—

(a) be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia;

(b) be a resident of rural, regional or remote Western Australia; and

(c) have applied through the Tertiary Institutions Services Centre (TISC) for a place at the University nominating a course in the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences as their first preference for the first round of offers;

(2) To be eligible to take up the scholarship, the successful applicant must be enrolled full-time in Level 1 units of an undergraduate degree course leading to a Bachelor of Science degree in the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, with no credit for prior study.

(3) No means test is applied in the award of the scholarship.

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The selection committee for the scholarship is the Scholarships Committee.

Selection Criteria
6. The scholarship is awarded by the selection committee to the eligible applicant who, in its opinion, best demonstrates academic achievement as evidenced by their academic record i.e. their Tertiary Entrance Aggregate (TEA).

Awarding Body
7. The scholarship is awarded by the Scholarships Committee.

Method of Payment 
8.(1) The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments.

(2) One instalment is paid on or after the census date in each semester.

(3) Payment of the second instalment is subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules of the course for which the scholarship is awarded.

Duration of Award
9. The scholarship is tenable for two semesters which are normally consecutive.

Criteria for Continuation
10. Continuation of the scholarship from semester to semester is subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules for the course and remaining enrolled, full-time, in the course for which the scholarship is awarded.

Concurrent Awards
11. A scholarship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

Application Procedure 
12.(1) Written applications are called for annually by the Graduate Research and Scholarships Office and must be submitted by the advertised closing date.

(2) Proof of rurality is required (see http://www.scholarships.uwa.edu.au/home/undergrad/commonwealth_swans/docs/rural for details.)

Administering Body
13. The scholarship is administered by the Graduate Research and Scholarships Office.

Publications
14. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Jean Rogerson Undergraduate Scholarship in the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property 
15. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's web site at http://www.universitypolicies.uwa.edu.au/page/117132.

Jennifer Arnold Memorial Research Grant [F5136]

Friends and relatives of Dr Jennifer Mary Arnold having donated a sum in memory of her service to The University of Western Australia and to the Environmental Protection Authority, the Jennifer Arnold Memorial Research Grant is established and is administered in accordance with the following regulations.

1. The grant consists of the annual income after capitalisation, in accordance with Senate policy, from the fund established by the sum donated.

2. The purpose of the grant is to encourage a more perfect understanding of the natural environment and of its value.

3.(1) Those eligible for the grant are students enrolled for an honours course or higher degree preliminary course in the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences at The University of Western Australia or in the School of Biological and Environmental Sciences at Murdoch University.

(2) The grant is made on the basis of the research topic which forms all or part of the student's enrolment.

4. Written applications on the appropriate form must be submitted to the Senior Faculty Administrative Officer, Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, The University of Western Australia, by 31 March.

5. Applications are considered by a committee which consists of the Dean of the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences at The University of Western Australia and the Dean of Biological and Environmental Sciences at Murdoch University, or their nominees, and up to four co-opted members from appropriate disciplines, provided that each campus must be equally represented.

6. The criteria for award are:

(a) academic achievement;

(b) the merit of the proposed research project;

(c) evidence of prior independent commitment to biologically and environmentally related concerns.

7. A successful candidate must not be the recipient of any other substantial grant specifically covering expenses which relate to the research topic, the HECS Exemption Scholarships excepted.

8. The grant is to be used to defray expenses directly related to the research project and not normally provided from University funds including interstate travel and equipment.

9. The holder of the grant must submit to the Senior Administrative Officer, Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, by 31 March of the following year, a report on the use of the grant.

10. Any publications resulting from the research project for which the grant is made must acknowledge its assistance.

Jennifer Inkster Memorial Law Scholarship * [F2537]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Family members, colleagues, past students and other friends of the late Ms Jennifer Inkster having made donations to establish a fund in her memory for the purpose of providing a scholarship, to be called the Jennifer Inkster Memorial Law Scholarship, the fund and the scholarship are established and administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Jennifer Inkster Memorial Law Scholarship.

Purpose
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to assist female students commencing a course leading to a Bachelor of Laws degree at The University of Western Australia (the University) to undertake the Level 1 units towards the degree of the Bachelor of Laws.

Value
3. (1) The scholarship is provided from the annual income of the fund after capitalisation in accordance with Senate policy.

(2) The value of and the number of scholarships is determined each year by the selection committee.

Eligibility Requirements
4. To be eligible to apply for the scholarship an applicant must be—

(a) female;  

(b) enrolled, or eligible to enrol, as a full-time student in—

(i) Level 1 units of a Bachelor of Laws degree course (21180 or 21190); or

(ii) LAWS1130 Legal Process, LAWS1105 Criminal Law I, LAWS1106 Criminal Law II and non-law units to a minimum value of 24 points in a combined course which includes a Bachelor of Laws component.

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises—

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Law, or nominee; and

(b) the Associate Dean, or nominee.

Selection Criteria
6. The scholarship is awarded to the applicant who, in the opinion of the selection committee, best demonstrates through their application and supporting documentation—

(a) the need for financial assistance to continue her studies; and

(b) an interest in social justice;

(c) an interest in having women's issues more widely debated, understood and better addressed.

Awarding Body
7. The scholarship is awarded by the Faculty of Law on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment
8.(1) The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments.

(2) One instalment is normally paid on or following the census date in each semester.

(3) Payment of the second instalment is subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules for the course in relation to which the scholarship is awarded.

Criteria for Continuation of Scholarship
9. Continuation of the scholarship is subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules for the course and remaining enrolled in the course for which the scholarship is awarded.

Duration of Award
10. The scholarship is tenable for one year.

Concurrent Awards
11. The scholarship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

Application Procedure
12. (1) Written applications for the scholarship are called for annually and must be submitted to the Dean of the Faculty of Law by the advertised closing date.

(2) Applications must include:

(a) a statement addressing each of the eligibility criteria;

(b) a statutory declaration made by the applicant setting out her financial circumstances; and

(c) the names and contact details of no fewer than three referees who collectively are able to address, from personal knowledge of the candidate, all of the criteria referred to in  6(a), (b) and (c).

Administering Body
13. The scholarship is administered by the Faculty of Law.

Publications
14. Any thesis, dissertation or other publications resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Jennifer Inkster Memorial Law Scholarship must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
15. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's web site at http://www.universitypolicies.uwa.edu.au/page/117132.

Joanne Edmeades Indigenous Scholarship * [F20045]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Mrs V. Ailsa Edmeades has donated $12,500 to establish a fund to provide an annual scholarship for five years. The scholarship is to encourage an Indigenous student to undertake a full-time undergraduate degree course at The University of Western Australia (the University) with preference given to students enrolled in arts, law or health sciences. The scholarship is administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Joanne Edmeades Indigenous Scholarship.

Purpose 
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to assist and encourage an Indigenous person to complete an undergraduate degree course at the University with preference given to students enrolled in arts, law or health sciences.

Value
3. The value of the scholarship is $2500.

Availability
4. One scholarship is available annually.

Eligibility Requirements
5. To be eligible to apply for a scholarship an applicant must—

(a) be an Indigenous student;

(b) be enrolled in an undergraduate course, preferably in arts, law or health sciences at the University;

(c) have completed units to the value of at least 42 points towards the relevant course; and

(d) intend to work with an Indigenous community after graduation.

Body Responsible for Selection
6. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises—

(a) up to two senior members of staff from the School of Indigenous Studies; and

(b) an Indigenous academic staff member of the University.

Selection Criteria
7. The scholarship is awarded to the applicant who, in the opinion of the selection committee, best demonstrates through their application and supporting documentation—

(a) academic achievement; and

(b) a high level of commitment to future work with an Indigenous community; and

(c) how they will benefit from the scholarship.

Awarding Body 
8. The scholarship is awarded by the School of Indigenous Studies on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment 
9. (1) The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments.

(2) One instalment is normally paid on or following the census date in each of the relevant semesters.

(3) Payment of the second instalment is subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules for the course in relation to which the scholarship is awarded.

Duration of Award
10. The scholarship is tenable for two semesters, which are normally consecutive.

Concurrent Awards
11. The scholarship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

Application Procedure 
12. (1) The School of Indigenous Studies advertises the scholarship during second semester for award the following year.

(2) Applications must be made using the application form available from the School of Indigenous Studies, and submitted to the School by the advertised closing date.

Administering Body 
13. The scholarship is administered by the School of Indigenous Studies.

Publications
14. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Joanne Edmeades Indigenous Scholarship must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
15. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's web site at http://www.universitypolicies.uwa.edu.au/page/117132.

John and Patricia Farrant Scholarship * [F13567]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Mrs Patricia Farrant having donated an initial sum of $50,000 to establish a fund to support a scholarship in honours physics at The University of Western Australia (the University), a fund is established and the scholarship is awarded in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the John and Patricia Farrant Scholarship.

Purpose
2. The scholarship is established to encourage students to undertake honours in physics at the University.

Value
3. The scholarship is provided from the annual income of the fund after capitalisation in accordance with Senate policy.

Eligibility Requirements
4. To be eligible to apply a student must—

(a) be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia;

(b) be enrolled in a relevant course; and

(c) have met the admission requirements for the physics honours program at the University.

Body responsible for Selection
5. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises:

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Life and Physical Sciences, or nominee (as chair);

(b) the Head of the School of Physics, or nominee; and

(c) a senior member of academic staff in the School of Physics.

Selection Criteria and Process
6. The scholarship is awarded by the selection committee to the applicant who, in its opinion, best demonstrates academic achievement.

Method of payment
7.(1) The scholarship is paid in two instalments.

(2) One instalment is normally paid on or following the census date in each of the relevant semesters.

(3) Payment of the second instalment is subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules for the course in relation to which the scholarship is awarded.

Concurrent Award
8. The scholarship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

Duration of Award
9. The scholarship is tenable for two semesters which are normally consecutive.

Application Procedure
10.(1) Applications are called for annually in second semester by the School of Physics and must be submitted to the School by the advertised closing date.

(2) Applicants must—

(a) complete an application form; and

(b) for applicants who have undertaken study at a tertiary institution other than the University, supply a complete academic transcript from that institution.

Administering Body
11. The scholarship is administered by the School of Physics.

Publications
12. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the John and Patricia Farrant Scholarship must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
13. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's website at http://www.universitypolicies.uwa.edu.au/page/117132.

John and Rosemary Pearman Bachelor of Medical Science Scholarship in Honour of Professor Neville Stanley * [F24903]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Introduction

The Pearman family have donated a sum of money to establish the John and Rosemary Pearman Endowment Fund to provide a scholarship within the Foundation Professors Bachelor of Medical Science Scholarship Programme, in honour of Professor Neville Stanley.

The Foundation Professors Bachelor of Medical Science Scholarship Programme consists of up to eleven scholarships established to honour the eleven Founding Professors of the Medical School, and to augment research capacity through the Bachelor of Medical Science honours degree. The purpose of the programme is to encourage medical students to undertake scientific medical research, to enable them to gain considerable insight into research methods and to assess their personal suitability for future medical research and a career in research and/or academia.

Recipients of the scholarships in the programme spend a year studying an aspect of one of the eleven medical founding disciplines or related disciplines. The scholarships are in honour of the following Founding Professors:

• Cecil Kidd, Foundation Professor of Psychiatry
• Gordon King, Foundation Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology
• Cecil Lewis, Foundation Professor of Surgery
• Mary Lockett, Foundation Professor of Pharmacology
• Joseph Lugg, Foundation Professor of Biochemistry
• William Macdonald, Foundation Professor of Child Health
• Eric Saint, Foundation Professor of Medicine
• Rolf ten Seldam, Foundation Professor of Pathology
• Wilfred Simmonds, Foundation Professor of Physiology
• David Sinclair, Foundation Professor of Anatomy
• Neville Stanley, Foundation Professor of Microbiology

The scholarship is established and administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title

1. The scholarship is called the John and Rosemary Pearman Bachelor of Medical Science Scholarship in Honour of Professor Neville Stanley.

Purpose 
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to assist and enable eligible undergraduate medical students enrolled in the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degree courses to undertake and gain experience in scientific medical research through completion of a Bachelor of Medical Science honours degree.

Value
3. The value of the scholarship is $6000¹ provided from the annual income on the fund after capitalisation in accordance with Senate policy.

¹ As at 2009 and CPI indexed every 5 years.

Eligibility Requirements
4. (1) To be eligible to apply for a scholarship an applicant must be—

(a) enrolled in the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery degree courses at The University of Western Australia; and

(b) eligible to enrol in the Bachelor of Medical Science honours degree.

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The selection committee for the scholarships comprises—

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, or nominee;

(b) the Associate Dean (Research), or nominee; and

(c) the Manager Student Affairs, or nominee.

Selection Criteria
6. (1) The scholarship is awarded to the applicant who, in the opinion of the selection committee, best demonstrates through their application and supporting documentation—

(a) academic achievement; and

(b) a research proposal relevant to the Bachelor of Medical Science honours degree course and the discipline of Microbiology, including but not limited to virology, infectious disease, control of infection, antibiotic resistance, vaccines and the epidemiology of infectious diseases.

(2) In the event that there is no applicant proposing to undertake research in the discipline of Microbiology, the selection committee may consider awarding the scholarship to a Bachelor of Medical Science honours student undertaking their research project in a related discipline.

Selection Process 
7. Selection of the recipient is made by the selection committee having regard to the applicants’ academic records, completed application forms and supporting documentation.

(2) The selection committee may interview short-listed applicants.

Awarding Body
8. The scholarship is awarded by the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment
9. (1) The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments.

(2) One instalment is normally paid on or following the census date in each of the relevant semesters.

(3) Payment of the second instalment is subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules for the course in relation to which the scholarship is awarded.

Criteria for Continuation
10. Continuation of the scholarship is subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules for the course and remaining enrolled in the course for which the scholarship is awarded.

Duration of Award
11. Subject to clause 10, the scholarship is tenable for two semesters which are normally consecutive.

Concurrent Awards
12. The scholarship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

Application Procedure
13. (1) Written applications are called for annually by the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, and must be submitted to the Manager (Student Affairs) of the Faculty by the advertised closing date.

(2) Applications must include:

(a) a 500–700 word research proposal;

(b) an application form; and

(c) the required supporting documentation.

Administering Body
14. The scholarship is administered by the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences.

Publications 
15. Any thesis, dissertation or other publications resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the John and Rosemary Pearman Bachelor of Medical Science Scholarship in Honour of Professor Neville Stanley must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property 
15. Intellectual Property is governed by the University’s Intellectual Property policy available on the University’s web site.

J P Morgan Accounting and Finance Honours Scholarship * [F7140]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

The statutory entity, the Faculty of Business, is known as the UWA Business School.

J P Morgan having agreed to fund an annual scholarship for students enrolled full-time in the Accounting and Finance honours programme in the UWA Business School at The University of Western Australia (the University), the scholarship is established and administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the J P Morgan Accounting and Finance Honours Scholarship.

Purpose
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to encourage students to pursue honours in Accounting and/or Finance at the University.

Value
3. The value of the scholarship is $6000.

Eligibility Requirements
4. To be eligible to apply for the scholarship, applicants must—

(a) be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia;

(b) have completed an undergraduate major in Accounting and/or Finance, or equivalent; and

(c) be enrolled or eligible to enrol on a full-time basis in an honours programme in Accounting and/or Finance in the UWA Business School.

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises:

(a) a representative of J P Morgan;

(b) the Dean of the UWA Business School, or nominee, as chair;

(c) the Director of Undergraduate Programs, or nominee;

(d) the Chair of the Accounting and Finance discipline group, or nominee; and

(e) the honours co-ordinator in Accounting and Finance.

Selection Criteria
6.(1) The scholarship is awarded by the selection committee to the applicant who, in its opinion, best demonstrates academic achievement in the Level 2 and 3 units in the course for the Bachelor of Economics or Bachelor of Commerce degree, as evidenced by their academic record.

(2) If, in the opinion of the selection committee, the difference in academic achievement between applicants is insignificant, it may take other factors into account, such as the applicant's motivation and perceived potential for success in the honours year as evidenced by the written statement and at an interview.

Selection Process
7.(1) Selection of the recipient is made by the selection committee having regard to the applicants' academic records and written applications.

(2) Short-listed applications may be interviewed.

Awarding Body
8. The scholarship is awarded by the UWA Business School, on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment
9.(1) The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments.

(2) One instalment is paid on or following the census date in each of the relevant semesters.

(3) Payment of the second instalment is subject to the recipient making satisfactory progress in accordance with the rules for the course in relation to which the scholarship is awarded.

Duration of Award
10. The scholarship is tenable for two semesters which are normally consecutive.

Application Procedure
11. (1) Written applications for the scholarship are called for annually and must be submitted to the Faculty Administrative Officer of the UWA Business School by the advertised closing date.

(2) Applications must be accompanied by—

(a) a resume;

(b) a statement regarding the applicant's proposed course of study in the honours year, their motivation in pursuing the course of study, and career plans; and

(c) for applicants who have undertaken study at a tertiary institution other than the University, a complete academic transcript from that institution.

Concurrent Awards
12. The scholarship may be held concurrently with another external or University award provided that the conditions of the concurrent award so permit.

Other Conditions
13. J P Morgan may review the scholarship annually.

Administering Body
14. The scholarship is administered by the UWA Business School.

Publications
15. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the J P Morgan Accounting and Finance Honours Scholarship must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
16. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's web site at http://www.universitypolicies.uwa.edu.au/page/117132.

Laing O'Rourke Engineering Scholarship * [F11250]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Laing O'Rourke Pty Ltd provides a scholarship to assist a meritorious student to study Civil or Mechanical Engineering at The University of Western Australia (the University) and to provide the student with an opportunity to gain practical experience in either field through paid vacation placement with the company prior to completing their studies. The scholarship is administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Laing O'Rourke Engineering Scholarship.

Purpose
2. The purpose of the scholarship is to assist and encourage full-time students enrolled at the University in the Civil or Mechanical Engineering programme in either the Bachelor of Engineering or a combined course including a Bachelor of Engineering component.

Value
3. The annual value of the scholarship is $10,000.

Eligibility Requirements
4. To be eligible to apply for a scholarship an applicant must—

(a) be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia;

(b) be enrolled in the Civil or Mechanical Engineering programme in either the Bachelor of Engineering or a combined course including a Bachelor of Engineering component;

(c) be in a position to complete a minimum of 48 points towards the Bachelor of Engineering or the Bachelor of Engineering component of a combined course by the end of the year prior to the year in which the scholarship would commence;

(d) be intending to enrol in units to a minimum value of 36 points in the year in which the scholarship would commence; and

(e) not be in a position to complete the requirements of the Bachelor of Engineering before the end of the year in which the scholarship would commence.

Body Responsible for Selection
5. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises—

(a) the Dean of the Faculty or nominee (as Chair);

(b) the Head of the School of Civil and Resource Engineering or nominee;

(c) the Head of the School of Mechanical Engineering or nominee; and

(d) the Regional Manager of Laing O'Rourke Pty Ltd or nominee.

Selection Criteria
6. The scholarship is awarded to the applicant who best demonstrates—

(a) academic achievement as evidenced by their academic record; and

(b) leadership skills, communication and interpersonal skills.

Selection Process
7.(1) Selection of the recipient is made by the selection committee having regard to the applicants' academic records, completed application forms, curriculum vitae and referee reports, where applicable.

(2) The selection committee may interview short-listed applicants.

Application Procedure
8.(1) The scholarship is advertised annually by the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics in time for an application to be submitted for the relevant year.

(2) Applications must be in writing and submitted to the Faculty Office of the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics by the advertised closing date.

(3) Applications addressing the selection criteria must be made on the application form available from the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics, and be accompanied by—

(a) a brief curriculum vitae including present and previous work experience where applicable; and

(b) where applicable, the names and contact details of two work experience referees.

Awarding Body
9. The scholarship is awarded by the Board of the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics, on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment
10. (1) The scholarship is paid in instalments.

(2) One instalment is normally paid on or following the census date in each of the relevant semesters.

(3) Payment of the second and subsequent instalments is subject to the recipient satisfying the criteria for continuation of the scholarship set out in 12.

Duration of Award
11. Subject to 12, the scholarship is tenable for up to three years or until the recipient has completed the course for the Bachelor of Engineering, whichever is the shorter period.

Criteria for Continuation of Scholarship
12. (1) Continuation of the scholarship is subject to the recipient—

(a) achieving at least a credit in each unit in the previous academic year; and

(b) remaining enrolled in units to the value of at least 36 points in the course for which the scholarship is awarded.

(2) If a student does not meet the criteria in (1) the selection committee will terminate the scholarship, unless, in its opinion, there are exceptional circumstances which prevented the student from meeting these criteria.

Concurrent Awards
13. The scholarship must not be held concurrently with any other scholarship.

Student Opportunity
14. Recipients of the scholarship are provided with the opportunity to—

(a) participate in the Laing O'Rourke Pty Ltd company mentoring programme;

(b) undertake one period, of a maximum of twelve weeks, of paid vacation work experience with the company in the summer vacation period;

(c) receive mentoring from Laing O'Rourke Pty Ltd for their final year project; and

(d) participate in ambassadorial roles offered by Laing O'Rourke Pty Ltd.

Administering Body
15. The scholarship is administered by the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics.

Publications
16. Any thesis, dissertation or other publications resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Laing O'Rourke Engineering Scholarship must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
17. (1) Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's website at http://www.universitypolicies.uwa.edu.au/page/117132.

(2) The Company agrees to execute any documents necessary and do all reasonable things required to give effect to this clause.

Linda Cotton (Vatskalis) Memorial Scholarship * [F15112]

An asterisk (*) indicates that this scholarship is governed by conditions. This scholarship is governed by the General Conditions for Scholarships for Coursework Students except as set out in the conditions that follow.

Family, friends and colleagues of Linda Cotton (Vatskalis) have donated money to establish the Linda Cotton (Vatskalis) Memorial Fund. The Cotton family has requested that the fund be used to establish the Linda Cotton (Vatskalis) Memorial Scholarship to enable a student enrolled in a unit in the Bachelor of Laws degree course which includes discussion of Indigenous issues, to undertake a project that relates to the student’s demonstrated interest in the relationship between the Australian legal system and the Indigenous peoples of Australia. The scholarship is established and administered in accordance with the following conditions.

Title
1. The scholarship is called the Linda Cotton (Vatskalis) Memorial Scholarship.

Value
2. The scholarship is provided from the annual income of the fund after capitalisation in accordance with Senate policy.

Eligibility Requirements
3. To be eligible to apply for a scholarship an applicant must—

(a) be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia; and

(b) be a currently enrolled student in the course for the Bachelor of Laws single degree or in a combined course including a Bachelor of Laws component at The University of Western Australia; and

(c) have completed the following units:

(i) LAWS1101 Contract I;

(ii) LAWS1102 Contract II;

(iii) LAWS1105 Criminal Law I;

(iv) LAWS1106 Criminal Law II;

(v) LAWS1107 Torts I;

(vi) LAWS1108 Torts II;

(vii) LAWS1130 Legal Process;

(viii) LAWS2204 Property I; and

(ix) LAWS2205 Property II.

Body Responsible for Selection
4. The selection committee for the scholarship comprises:

(a) the Dean of the Faculty of Law, or nominee;

(b) a representative from the Cotton family, or nominee; and

(c) a member of the Faculty of Law or a qualified lawyer with expertise in Indigenous people and the Law, or nominee.

Selection Criteria
5. The scholarship is awarded by the selection committee to the applicant who, in its opinion, best demonstrates in their completed application and supporting documentation—

(a) the need for financial assistance to engage in a project that will enhance the student's knowledge of the relationship between the Australian legal system and the Indigenous peoples of Australia;

(b) an interest in social justice; and

(c) an interest in having Indigenous issues more widely debated, understood and addressed.

Selection Process
6.(1) Selection of the recipient is made by the selection committee having regard to the applicant's academic record, application and referee reports in the context of the selection criteria.

(2) The selection committee may interview short-listed applicants.

Awarding Body
7. The scholarship is awarded by the Faculty of Law on the recommendation of the selection committee.

Method of Payment
8. The scholarship is paid in a single payment on or before the commencement of the project.

Application Procedure
9. (1) Written applications are called for annually and must be submitted to the Law School reception by the advertised closing date.

(2) Written applications must include a statement regarding the applicant's interest in social justice and Indigenous issues, a proposal for the use of the scholarship funds and at least two referees' reports. 

Administering Body
10. The scholarship is administered by the Faculty of Law.

Publications
11. Any thesis, dissertation or other publication resulting from research undertaken by the recipient while in receipt of the Linda Cotton (Vaskalis) Memorial Scholarship must acknowledge the support of the scholarship and carry the University by-line.

Intellectual Property
12. Intellectual property is governed by the University's Intellectual Property policy available on the University's web site at http://www.legalservices.uwa.edu.au/lso/ip_res_contracts/2._ip_policy/ip_policy.

Lugg Fund [F20086]

Lugg Nominees Pty Ltd having donated to the University property/assets to commemorate the association of Emeritus Professor J. W. H. Lugg, the University's Foundation Professor of Biochemistry, and members of the Lugg family with the University and for the promotion and development of Biochemistry, particularly but not exclusively in respect of individual student benefit, a fund to be known as the Lugg Fund is established for that purpose. The fund is administered in accordance with the following regulations.

1.(1) The income from the fund after capitalisation, in accordance with Senate policy, is used to provide—

(a) the Lugg Medal to be awarded each year to the student completing the course for the degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Biochemistry who, in the opinion of the Board of Examiners in Life and Physical Sciences, is the best student in that course provided that the student's performance ranks within the best 20 per cent of students for that year and the preceding six years;

(b) the Lugg Prize in Biochemistry to be awarded each year to the student completing the course for the degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours in Biochemistry who, in the opinion of the Board of Examiners in Life and Physical Sciences, is the best student in that course;

(c) short-term student vacation scholarships in Biochemistry which will constitute 50 per cent of the nett disposable income from the Lugg Fund for that year;

(d) awards for postgraduate students in biochemistry to travel interstate or overseas to further their knowledge of biochemistry; and

(e) for any other purpose consistent with the purpose of the fund.

(2) When the recipient qualifies for both the Lugg Prize and the Lugg Medal, the prize will constitute 50 per cent of the nett disposable income from the Lugg Fund for that year.

(3) In the event that the recipient qualifies for the Lugg Prize but not the Lugg Medal, the value of the prize will constitute 25 per cent of the nett disposable income from the Lugg Fund.

(4) In the event that two students are of equal merit in the opinion of the Board of Examiners in Life and Physical Sciences, the Lugg Prize and, if applicable, the Lugg Medal are awarded jointly for that year.

2. The fund is administered by the Vice-Chancellor, having regard to the recommendations of the Head of the School of Biomedical and Chemical Sciences following consultation with the academic staff in biochemistry.

3. The tenure, emoluments and all other terms and conditions of scholarships, and the amount of and the conditions attached to travel awards, grants of financial assistance to distinguished visiting scholars and of all other allocations from the fund are determined by the Vice-Chancellor, having regard to the recommendations of the Head of the School of Biomedical and Chemical Sciences.

4. Unexpended income in any year is either carried forward and becomes part of the income available for expenditure in the following year or capitalised at the discretion of the Vice-Chancellor, having regard to the recommendation of the Head of the School of Biomedical and Chemical Sciences.

Mary Janet Lindsay of Yanchep Memorial Fund [F7010]

Mr R. W. L. Lindsay and Lady J. E. Lindsay having made a gift of $10,000 to the University to create a fund as a memorial to the late Honourable Mrs M. J. Lindsay to mark her deep interest in the land at Yanchep and in the State of Western Australia by encouraging research related to the land and facilitating travel within or outside Western Australia related to such research, the fund is administered in accordance with the following regulations.

1. The fund is known as the Mary Janet Lindsay of Yanchep Memorial Fund.

2. The income from the fund is used to finance an annual award the value of which must not exceed two-thirds of the income in that year.

3. The award is made by the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences Committee to the student who, in its opinion, shows the greatest promise in an honours or postgraduate year of study in agriculture or in another discipline connected with the land.

4. The award is made for the purposes of supporting research related to Western Australian land, or for research and travel within or outside Western Australia related to such research.

5. The award is made for one year only and no person may receive a second award from the fund.

6. Any thesis or publication resulting from research financed wholly or partly from an award from the fund must acknowledge the assistance of the Mary Janet Lindsay of Yanchep Memorial Fund.

7.(1) The award is made in May or June of each year, following the first award in 1972.

(2) If in any year in the opinion of the committee no student shows sufficient promise for the award to be made, no award is made in that year.

8.(1) One-third of the income from the capital endowment is added to the endowment each year.

(2) In any year in which no award is made the whole of the income in that year is added to the capital endowment.

(3) Any income in excess of an award in any year is added to the capital endowment.

9.(1) These regulations may be amended from time to time at the direction of the donors or of the survivor of them.

(2) After the death of both donors these regulations may be amended from time to time as determined by the Senate provided that any amendments conform with the general intention of the donors as expressed in these regulations.

10.(1) Each award is advertised and applications must be submitted to reach the Senior Faculty Administrative Officer in the Faculty of Natural and Agricultural Sciences on or before 15 May following the advertisement.

(2) Each applicant must include in the application a statement of the work and the expenditure proposed under the award.

11. Where practicable, the capital endowment will, without losing its identity, be combined with other capital in trust funds held by the University for purposes of investment or revenue production.