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Secondary and senior secondary Tasmanian students invited to apply for RST bursaries


The Royal Society of Tasmania invites secondary school students to apply for bursaries

  • Open to Tasmanian secondary and senior secondary students who have been selected through a competitive process to represent Australia at an international event, including those held in Australia.
  • Bursaries may also be awarded for national events held interstate.
  • Offered in the fields of science, mathematics, engineering, as well as the arts, humanities and social sciences.
  • No closing date for applications.
  • Students selected for Youth ANZAAS are eligible to apply.

Events attended by previous recipients include:

  • Science Summer Experience in London.
  • Physics Challenge in Beijing.
  • Science Challenge at NASA, Cape Kennedy USA.
  • RoboCup International Competition in Sydney.

To apply, students should send a written application, including:

  • Name and contact details of the applicant, the name of the school attended by the applicant, and the name of the event.
  • A brief description of the summer school or event they have been selected to attend, including location, dates and costs.
  • A copy of the recommendation from the Australian selectors for the event or activity they were chosen to attend.
  • A concise statement (<200 words), written by the student, about their goals and aspirations, and a short CV (maximum 2 pages).
  • A signed statement endorsing the application by a senior staff member of their school, including their contact details (email and phone).

Send applications to: Professor Jocelyn McPhie, Acting Chair, RST Bursaries Committee, j.mcphie@utas.edu.au



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