Key facts
About this scholarship
Number offered:
1
Description:
As a teacher, scholarship donor Machteld Hali holds the deep belief in the latent creativity in all people and works to facilitate its expression, using printmaking as her preferred medium.
Through running Printmaking workshops in Moree and selling the participants’ art both at the Bank Art Museum Moree (BAMM) and at her own gallery, Machteld has funded a scholarship for an Aboriginal student who is studying a Bachelor of Arts with an interest in creative arts, or an Education course with an interest in teaching creative arts at the primary or secondary level, who will return to the Moree region to work following their study.
How will the scholarship be paid?
Bank account (100%)
Payment Conditions:
1.The student shall receive $625 per 6 credit points (or equivalent) to a maximum of $5000 for 48 credit points (or full-time equivalent) per academic year.
2.The scholarship is payable into the recipient’s bank account (100%).
3.The scholarship will be paid in up to 3 instalments within 30 days following Trimester 1 and 2 and/or 3 census dates.
4.Payments will be made in each Trimester provided there is a minimum enrolment across the academic year in the nominated course:
4.1.The minimum part-time enrolment for this scholarship is defined as 24 credit points (or equivalent) in the academic year.
4.2.Enrolment is required for Trimester 1 and 2 study periods, with Trimester 3 optional. If a student is not actively enrolled during the T1 and T2 periods and does not have an approved leave of absence from their scholarship, the scholarship may be withdrawn
4.3.If a student is required to repeat a unit, a second scholarship payment will not be made for this unit.
5.The student must continue to achieve the academic eligibility requirement of 4.0 GPA in each trimester.
6.The student must submit a brief report upon request each year, reporting on progress with their studies and involvement in University life, such as participation sporting, cultural or community activities.
General Conditions:
1.The scholarship is intended for the nominated course and may not be deferred or transferred. If you wish to make any significant changes to your enrolment (e.g. change of degree, study mode and/or load) you must notify Student Scholarships prior to doing so. If you no longer satisfy the criteria and conditions of the scholarship, you may not retain it.
2.Any request to vary the terms and/or conditions of the scholarship must be made via an appeal to the scholarships committee and will be determined at the discretion of the University (in consultation with the donor or other relevant committee).
3.If at any time during the scholarship term the student is found to have committed behavioural misconduct in accordance with the University’s Student Conduct Rule , the scholarship will be terminated and any outstanding payments will not be paid. You may also be required to repay any instalment already received. Students who are residential college residents are also subject to the Residential Accommodation Handbook and Accommodation Agreement.
4.Scholarship recipients that are on campus are expected to attend the Annual Scholarship Donor Lunch held in July, while it is encouraged for those off campus or online students to attend, if possible, to connect with your donor and peers. If a student is unable to attend the luncheon or similar opportunities, it is encouraged that they provide a written letter or video message to be shared with the donor and thank them for their support in their absence. Scholarship recipients may also be invited to events or participate in activities that promote scholarships and acknowledge donor support. Students who have class or lectures scheduled on the day of the event may require a letter to excuse them from class, this can be obtained by contacting the Office of Advancement.
5.The applicant permits the University to give some personal details to the relevant Donor/Trustee/Committee/School, who may not be UNE staff. All information gathered will be treated with discretion.
6.Some scholarships may affect other government payments. It is the recipient’s responsibility to seek advice from the relevant government agency.
7.Minor changes may be required to the administrative conditions of this scholarship. If this occurs, recipients will be given advance notice in writing. Donors will also be consulted where appropriate.
8.Failure to meet the requirements of these Terms and Conditions may lead to the termination of the scholarship. Students may be required to repay any instalment already received.
Note: If you are struggling to meet the requirements of your scholarship, it is important that you contact the Student Scholarships team at scholarships@une.edu.au to discuss your circumstances and they will provide advice and support.
Eligibility Requirements
To apply for this scholarship, applicants must meet the following core and scholarship specific eligibility requirements
| Requirement | Description |
|---|---|
| Citizenship | Australian Citizen/Permanent Resident: The applicant must be an Australian Citizen or permanent resident as defined by the Commonwealth |
| New or Continuing | New or continuing |
| Study Mode | On campus or online |
| Study Load | Full-time (48 credit points per academic year) or part-time (minimum 24 credit points per academic year) |
| Course type | Bachelor's degree or Masters (coursework) degree |
| Requirement | Description |
|---|---|
| Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander | The applicant must identify as an Australian Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person and provide documentation according to the UNE Confirmation of Aboriginality and Torres Strait Islander Identity Rule |
| Degree/School/Discipline | Bachelor of Arts |
| Financial Disadvantage | Applicant must be able to demonstrate financial need (see Supporting Documentation/ Required Information below). |
| Regional/Remote Areas | Prior to commencing studies, the applicant’s Ppermanent home address is in Moree Plains Shire/Narrabri Shire/Gwydir Shire/Inverell Shire |
1.The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of (in order):
1.1.Responses to the application questions; AND
1.2.Financial need; THEN
1.3.Academic Merit.
2.Preference will be given to applicants who express an interest in a career teaching creative arts.
3.Preference may be given to applicants who are not in receipt of another scholarship.
4.The scholarship shall be awarded by the University of New England.
5.The scholarship will be administered by the University of New England.
6.The Selection Committee’s decision is final.
Before you apply
Before you apply for this scholarship, please ensure you have read and understood the below important information:
1. Complete the application form which includes the following questions:
1.2 Why are you studying your chosen course and what are your career aspirations?
1.3 Tell us about your personal strengths and how you have used them to make a difference in the lives of others. This might include community activities and leadership opportunities that you have been involved in.
1.4 What challenges, such as financial, geographic, or cultural, have you encountered and how have you navigated them?
2. Complete the Financial Need Details section on the application form.
1. Indigenous identified scholarship:
The applicant must identify as an Australian Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person and provide documentation according to the UNE Confirmation of Aboriginality and Torres Strait Islander Identity Rule.
2.Financial disadvantage:
Note: If you are awarded a scholarship you will be required to supply evidence of your financial situation as described in your application. Evidence of income can include:
-Income Tax Returns*
- Regular payslips
- Centrelink Statement/s
- A letter from an authorised person (e.g. community leader, school principal, minister of religion, accountant) that comments on your financial circumstances
* If the most recent financial year income information is not available, previous financial year income information may be used and must be accompanied with a letter from an accountant that comments on the estimated similarity/differences.
If you are classified as a dependent you will need to provide your Parent’s Tax Return as evidence of household income
3. Geographical Evidence to demonstrate that prior to commencing studies, the applicant’s permanent home address was in Moree Plains Shire/Narrabri Shire/Gwydir Shire/Inverell Shire. Documentation can include bills or official correspondence to your address, schools you were enrolled at, or a signed statement from a rural community leader (e.g. previous employer, doctor, school principal) validating the location and period of your residence.
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