Griffith Business School’s Master of Business Administration (MBA) Scholarship for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Peoples, is to assist current and...
NSWALC Educational Scholarship
In 2000 Mr. Frederick (Freddy) Fricke generously bequeathed his home to the NSW Aboriginal Land Council (NSWALC). The Council decided to use the funds from the sale of Freddy’s home to establish a Scholarship fund to assist in the education of Aboriginal peoples in NSW. The NSWALC Freddy Fricke Scholarship (the Scholarship) was launched in July 2002. Since then, the NSW Aboriginal Land Council has awarded 49 scholarships to assist Aboriginal students in their studies.
NSWALC has committed to make two scholarships of $10,000 each available annually, to assist students with funds to help complete their studies. It is aimed at penultimate year students at a tertiary institution in NSW.
The Scholarship will also provide an opportunity to undertake a six-week paid internship in a NSWALC Business Unit of the Scholarship recipient’s discipline.
Scholarship details
Application dates
How to apply
Externally managed. Apply at https://alc.org.au/educational-scholarship/
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This scholarship is for:
Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander applicantsAreas of study:
- Agriculture and environmental studies
- Business and management
- Communications
- Humanities, culture and social sciences
- Law and paralegal studies
At Institution:
- NSW Universities
Study level:
- Honours, Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma
- Postgraduate coursework
- Undergraduate
- Postgraduate research
Study Load:
- Full Time
Location:
- NSW
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must be:
In their penultimate year in an undergraduate/graduate degree at a tertiary institution in NSW.
Studying law, finance, business, media & communications, human resources, land & environment, planning, policy or property management, or a discipline where the applicant can provide a direct link between their study and the current or future work of NSWALC.
In their penultimate year in an undergraduate/graduate degree at a tertiary institution in NSW.
Studying law, finance, business, media & communications, human resources, land & environment, planning, policy or property management, or a discipline where the applicant can provide a direct link between their study and the current or future work of NSWALC.