Applications are open for the Anjeli Nathan Memorial Scholarship in Australian National University, Australia 2019. This Anjeli Nathan Memorial Scholarship is by the ANU College of Science. Also, commemorates the life of Anjeli Nathan, a brilliant student who, tragically, was killed doing the field research she loved. The scholarship may be used to assist the student either to undertake the Honours Program or to gain fieldwork experience after the successful completion of the degree with Honours.
The Australian National University (ANU) is a public national research university located in Canberra, the capital of Australia. Its main campus in Acton encompasses seven teaching and research colleges, in addition to several national academies and institutes.

Moreover, Undergraduate students at ANU can choose from many available course offerings. Areas of study include engineering and computer science, law, medicine, biology and environment, physical and mathematical sciences, arts and social sciences and business and economics. Further, The university has created helpful support services to address international students. Before coming to Australia, students may seek the advice of ANU’s International Agent Representatives present in their respective countries. Likewise, ANU has a number of scholarships available for students to help with the cost of their studies. Donors and benefactors, external organizations and the Australian government, fund many of the scholarships that the university offers.

Focus Areas

• Ecology.
• Evolution.
• Genetics.

Benefit

• $7,000 per annum.

Eligibility

• An outstanding applicant who has been to study behavioral ecology or conservation biology for an Honours Program within The Australian National University; or
• Similarly, An outstanding applicant who is within 12 months, as at the closing date, of having completed the degree of Bachelor of Science with Honours at The Australian National University.
• Projects involving long-term captivity, killing or surgery on animals will not be considered.
• Preference will be to applicants based or co-supervised in the Division of Ecology, Evolution, and Genetics during their Honours year