IWC Master of Catchment Science Scholarships at Griffith University

The International Water Centre (IWC) awards full-tuition scholarships each year to international students from any country. The award supports study in the Master of Catchment Science, a program delivered at Griffith University in Australia. It is aimed at high-caliber candidates who show the potential to become future leaders in catchment management.

• Host: Griffith University, Australia
• Level: Master's degree (Master of Catchment Science)
• Funding: Full tuition fees, valued at AU$56,000
• Number of awards: 2
• Eligible applicants: International students from all countries
• Deadline: 1 August 2020 (annual)
• Course start: February 2021 (Trimester 1, 2021)

Griffith University in Australia

The scholarship supports the Master of Catchment Science (MCS), a two-year full-time taught program.

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International students from all countries may apply.

The scholarship is worth AU$56,000. This amount covers full tuition fees for full-time study in the Master of Catchment Science for the program starting in Trimester 1, 2021. The scholarship does not cover other costs. Recipients must pay for their student visa, Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC), travel to Australia, accommodation and living expenses.

To be considered, you must be an international applicant who is starting the MCS program at Griffith University. All candidates must meet these minimum requirements:

• A completed undergraduate degree in a related field from an internationally recognised institution.
• 2 years of professional experience (paid work or volunteering relevant to the program, completed after the bachelor's degree). This is not essential for entry to the MCS program, but candidates with at least 2 years of relevant professional experience have a higher chance of securing a scholarship.
• A full offer of admission into the MCS program from Griffith University.
• English language proficiency (ELP) that meets Griffith's requirements.

Selection is based on:

• Leadership qualities, including collaboration and teamwork, initiative and communication skills.
• Professional and volunteering record, including achievements, membership of professional bodies and professional references.
• An excellent academic record.
• Commitment to designing and driving the implementation of catchment and waterway restoration and protection measures.
• The likelihood that the applicant and the water sector will benefit from participation in the MCS program.

These scholarships are not available for the IWC Graduate Certificate in Catchment Processes, the Graduate Certificate in Catchment Hydrology or any other program.

Applications are currently closed.

You must first apply for admission to Griffith University before you apply for the scholarship. Applicants from select countries must apply through an international education agent; see the official website linked below. The application deadline for Trimester 1, 2021 entry is 1 August 2020.

Visit the official website (link below) for detailed information on how to apply for this scholarship.

• Who can apply for this scholarship? International students from all countries who are starting the Master of Catchment Science at Griffith University and who meet the eligibility requirements.
• What does the scholarship cover? It covers full tuition fees for the two-year program, valued at AU$56,000. It does not cover visa costs, health cover, travel, accommodation or living expenses.
• How many scholarships are available? 2 scholarships are awarded.
• What is the application deadline? The deadline for Trimester 1, 2021 entry is 1 August 2020. Applications are currently closed.
• Do I need to apply to Griffith University first? Yes. You must first apply for admission to Griffith University. Applicants from select countries must apply through an international education agent.

• Read the official scholarship guidelines and the MCS admission requirements before you start.
• Prepare your documents early: academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency and references.
• Check whether your country requires you to apply through an international education agent.
• Make sure your application shows your leadership experience and your commitment to catchment and waterway restoration.
• Submit your admission application to Griffith University well before the scholarship deadline.