In recognition of extensive work on Indigenous plants undertaken by Georgiana Molloy in the early to mid-1800s in Western Australia, the Centenary Trust for Women has provided funds to The University of Western Australia ('the University') to provide a scholarship to assist a meritorious female student undertaking an undergraduate degree with a major in Botany, Agricultural Science, Conservation Biology or Natural Resource Management, and encourage them to pursue honours in a related specialisation.
- Status Open
- Applications open 20/05/2024
- Applications close 05/08/2024
- Value $10,000.00
- Number offered 1
Eligibility
(a) a domestic student
(b) a female student
(c) experiencing educational disadvantage
(d) enrolled, or eligible to enrol
(i) full-time and
(ii) in the second or third year of full-time equivalent study of an undergraduate degree course with a major in Botany, Agricultural Science, Conservation Biology or Natural Resource Management.
Benefits
To assist a meritorious female student undertaking an undergraduate degree with a major in Botany, Agricultural Science, Conservation Biology or Natural Resource Management, and encourage them to pursue honours in a related specialisation.