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Future Ready 2027–2028 Grants in Victoria, Australia | Up to $168,000 for Youth Development Programs
Victorian Government
Overview This program offers funding for secondary school students in Victoria through education, leadership, mentoring, employment readiness, volunteering, and personal development opportunities. The funding ranges from AUD $24,000 to AUD $168,000 to eligible government schools, not-for-profit organisations, and social enterprises. Eligibility Government secondary schools in Victoria Not-for-profit community organisations Social enterprises partnering with government secondary schools Collaborative partnerships are encouraged, especially projects connecting schools with community organisations and youth-focused enterprises. Benefits Applicants will receive funding to support impactful youth-focused programs that create long-term positive outcomes for students. How to Apply You can apply for the grants through the official application portal. To support applicants, the Victorian Government will host an information session on: Date: Tuesday, 9 June 2026 Time: 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM The session will guide applicants through eligibility requirements, application preparation, assessment criteria, and funding conditions. Deadline Applications close at 1:00 PM (local time) on Friday, 26 June 2026. Late submissions may not be accepted, so prepare early.

Heritage and Displacement PhD Scholarship 2026 in Australia | Fully Funded Research Opportunity at Deakin University
Deakin University
Overview This fully funded PhD scholarship at Deakin University offers an exceptional opportunity for research candidates interested in exploring the intersections of heritage, conflict, migration, and displacement. Eligibility Meet Deakin University’s PhD admission requirements Available to enrol as a full-time PhD student Hold a first-class honours degree or equivalent master’s qualification with significant research training Excellent English communication skills Strong academic writing abilities Research competence and analytical capacity Preference may be given to those with research experience related to heritage or political science in the Middle East Qualitative research experience Experience conducting interviews and fieldwork Academic publishing experience Benefits Annual tax-free stipend of AUD $37,450 (2026 rate) Scholarship duration of three years Relocation allowance ranging from AUD $500 to AUD $1,500 for students moving interstate within Australia Full tuition fee offset for up to four years for international students Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for the duration of the student visa Mentorship from leading academic experts Opportunities to co-author high-impact scholarly publications Participation in policy reports and media publications Invitations to project workshops and academic presentations Significant career development opportunities How to Apply Submit the following documents directly to Professor Benjamin Isakhan: Updated CV Academic transcripts and grades Relevant work experience details Research publications (if available) Cover letter addressing eligibility criteria and research interests PhD research proposal (maximum 2,000 words) Deadline 30 June 2026

Human Rights Scholarship 2026
University of Melbourne
Overview This program offers the prestigious Human Rights Scholarship 2026 at the University of Melbourne, providing fully funded support for graduate research focused on human rights and social justice. Eligibility Applicants can include both domestic and international students who have received an offer for a graduate research degree in the scholarship year and are committed to human rights. Benefits Full tuition fee remission for up to 2 years (Master by Research) or 4 years (Doctoral). Generous living allowance of AUD $44,500 per year. Relocation grant of AUD $2,000 (from outside Victoria) or AUD $3,000 (from outside Australia). Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for international students. Total scholarship value estimated between AUD $89,000 – AUD $155,000. How to Apply Applicants must submit an online application, a statement addressing their commitment to human rights, and explanations of their relevant volunteer or professional experience and research contributions. Deadline Applications open on April 1, 2026, and close on October 31, 2026.

Clinician PhD Scholarships at Flinders University 2026 in Australia | Fully Funded $50,000 Annual Stipend
Flinders University
Overview This scholarship program offers financial support for clinicians and allied health professionals passionate about research while undertaking a full-time PhD at Flinders University in Australia. Eligibility Domestic students in Australia Eligible for admission into a full-time PhD program at Flinders University Hold professional registration to practice in Australia without restrictions or suspensions Demonstrate strong academic merit and research potential Submit a research proposal aligned with the relevant college focus area For allied health professions requiring no formal registration, provide evidence of authority to practice Applications are encouraged from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clinicians and rural/remote healthcare professionals Benefits AUD $50,000 annual stipend Tax-free payments Funding for up to 3.5 years Fortnightly payment structure Opportunity to undertake a full-time PhD Access to high-quality research supervision and academic mentorship How to Apply Applicants for the College of Medicine and Public Health should submit applications via HDRsupport.cmph@flinders.edu.au. Applicants for the College of Health and Enablement should submit applications via cnhs.hdrstudents@flinders.edu.au. Deadline The deadline to apply for the Clinician PhD Scholarships is 11 June 2026.

5+ Fully Funded PhD Scholarships at Griffith University 2026: Study and Research in Australia
Griffith University
Overview This program offers fully funded PhD scholarships for domestic and international students at Griffith University in Australia for the 2026 academic cycle. Candidates can pursue research across multiple disciplines while receiving financial support. Eligibility Graduates with strong academic backgrounds Researchers interested in interdisciplinary work Candidates seeking fully funded study opportunities abroad Individuals passionate about contributing to global research challenges Benefits Full tuition fee coverage Competitive stipend for living expenses Access to advanced research facilities Opportunities for international collaboration Career development and academic networking How to Apply Applicants should: Identify a suitable research project aligned with their interests Review specific eligibility criteria for each program Prepare required documents (CV, research proposal, academic transcripts) Submit an online application through the university’s official portal Early application is recommended as positions may close once filled. Deadline Application deadlines are not explicitly stated. It is recommended to apply early due to competitive nature of the scholarships.

Applications for the Australian Awards Scholarships are About to Close – Apply Before 30 April 2026
Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT)
Overview Australia Awards Scholarships are prestigious, long-term awards administered by the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT). The scholarships are designed to contribute to the development priorities of Australia’s partner countries, focusing on the Indo-Pacific region. Eligibility Available to applicants from a wide range of participating countries, primarily across the Indo-Pacific region. Specific eligibility criteria may vary by country. Benefits Full tuition fees for the approved programme Return air travel Establishment allowance for accommodation and study materials Contribution to Living Expenses (CLE) Introductory Academic Program (IAP) Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) Pre-course English (PCE) training Supplementary academic support Fieldwork support for eligible research students How to Apply The application process varies by country, typically requiring online submission, supporting documentation, and possibly interviews. Applicants should consult official guidance on how to apply, country-specific eligibility, priority fields of study, and deadlines. Deadline Apply before April 30, 2026.
Arts Graduate Research International Grant
University of Melbourne
Overview The Arts Graduate Research International Grant (AGRIG) is initiated by the University of Melbourne to support PhD and Masters by Research graduate researchers to travel overseas for their research. Eligibility Must be a graduate researcher enrolled in the Faculty of Arts. Post-confirmation status or within three months of expected confirmation date. Demonstrate essential travel and research activities for timely research thesis completion. Present a reasonable and justifiable budget. Show satisfactory progress and a credible plan for timely completion. Must have school support for 25% of the total budget requested. Comply with all relevant University policy requirements relating to research. Benefits Funding varies: $5,000 for Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) and $2,500 for Masters by Research (MA). Approximately 30 awards are available each year. How to Apply To apply, candidates must first gain admission to the graduate research program, then complete and submit the application form. Supporting documents include a CV, academic certificates, and transcripts. Candidates must meet the entry requirements. Evidence of English proficiency is required if education was not in English. Deadline October 31, 2020
