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Benefits

• ​The value of the Scholarship is up to $30,000 per year,
• Applicants may be awarded funding for a number of years or may need to reapply for the Scholarship in subsequent years.

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Eligibility

• Usually have an undergraduate degree with a strong academic record
• Also, be accepted into postgraduate coursework or research degree at a recognized overseas university
• Be of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander descent, identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander and be accepted as such by the community in which they live or have lived
• In addition, be able to demonstrate that alongside a Roberta Sykes Scholarship, they will have sufficient funds to support themselves during the course of their postgraduate degree
• Be able to demonstrate that their studies will be of benefit to their community upon their return to Australia
• Moreover, applications for part-time study can be eligible for special circumstances.

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How to Apply

1. A personal statement outlining:
   •  Why do you want to do the program
   • Background of your area of research, where you are studying overseas, for how long, and the focus of your study
   • Also, the background of your area of employment or business, if applicable
   • The amount of funding your require
   • How you will support yourself during your studies, including other scholarships
   • How do you identify with the Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander community in which you live or have lived and past contributions you have made within the community?
   • Ways in which undertaking your chosen course will benefit the Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander community, and future contributions you plan to make to the Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander community (and wider community) following completion of the course.
2. Also, your curriculum vitae
3. Academic transcript(s)
4. 4 written references highlighting your capabilities, your past contribution to the Indigenous community, and the perceived future benefit of doing your chosen course. These should be:
   • Two academic or current/former employers
   • One from an Elder in your community
   • Also, One personal
5. A financial budget
6. In addition, confirmation of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent through a signed statement