Melbourne University Scholarship: There's a university in Australia that's providing students with hundreds of thousands of rupees annually for living expenses. The institution we're talking about is the University of Melbourne. This university is offering the Graduate Research Scholarship, a fully funded program. This scholarship is awarded to international students who wish to pursue a Master's by Research or a PhD at the University of Melbourne. The Graduate Research Scholarship is one of Australia's best research funding programs.

This program is supported by the Australian government's Research Training Program. A large number of students apply for this program every year, including many from India. Higher education in Australia is quite expensive. Therefore, this scholarship is a great option for all those students who want to study abroad but don't have enough money to fulfill their dream. Let's learn more about this scholarship.

What does the scholarship cover?
The Graduate Research Scholarship is a fully funded program available for a two-year Master's course and a four-year PhD. Students who receive this scholarship will be given A$38,500 annually (approximately ₹23 lakhs). In addition, they will receive a relocation grant of A$2,000 (approximately ₹1.20 lakhs) and overseas student health cover. This money will allow students to cover their tuition fees as well as living expenses.

Master's students will receive this amount annually for two years, while doctoral students will receive it for 3.5 years. A total of 600 scholarships are awarded every year, of which 300 are directly reserved for international students.

What are the eligibility criteria for the scholarship?
Applicants must have a minimum of 75% marks in their Bachelor's and Master's degrees. Master's students will need a Bachelor's degree, while PhD candidates require a Master's degree. A good score in IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE is also mandatory. Both new and currently enrolled students can apply for this scholarship.

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