Jan Morgan Scholarship

Overview

The Australian National University is pleased to offer the Jan Morgan Scholarship to prospective students.

The objective of the award is to support women studying STEM disciplines (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) at the undergraduate level.

Funding for this award has been provided by Jan Morgan. As a young ANU Masters student, Jan benefited from a scholarship which enabled her to study at ANU and live on campus at University House. Having built a successful career as an international change management consultant for civil engineering projects both in Australia and overseas, Jan is keen to encourage and support more women to undertake study and develop careers in STEM disciplines.

In creating this scholarship, Jan wishes to recognise and acknowledge the invaluable help given to her by the late Dr Thelma Hunter. Dr Thelma Hunter was a feminist political scientist, teacher, scholar and writer who spent most of her academic career at ANU.

Eligibility

The award is available to a prospective female ANU student who:

• is a domestic student;
• is enrolling in first year of any undergraduate single or combined STEM program at ANU;
• is from a financially disadvantaged background.

Value

• $10,000 per annum
• 1 on offer
• Payments made per semester
• Payments made for 4 years

Selection

Selection is made on the basis of a student's financial disadvantage ranking assessed by UAC in the application.   Preference will be given to students enrolled or enrolling in the Bachelor of Mathematical Science in the ANU College of Science or combined STEM program.

Benefits

The scholarship is valued at $10,000 per annum for up to four years

How to apply

• The 2018 successful applicant of this scholarship has been awarded. 2019 application periods are to be advised at a later date - please check this page regularly for updates
• Applications will be made through the UAC Equity Scholarships portal which can be accessed via the Apply Now link at the top of this page.
• Applicants are also required to separately submit a supporting statement of no more than 500 words explaining how the scholarship would enable them to pursue their tertiary education and reach their full potential.  This must be forwarded to [email protected] prior to the closing dates.
• Applications will not be considered if both the UAC Equity Scholarship Application and Supporting statement are not submitted by the closing date.