10 web-programmer-developer-"https:"-"UCL"-"U" Undergraduate scholarships at La Trobe University in Australia
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Background La Trobe's Regional Benefits Program empowers high achieving students from regional communities to live, study and thrive in regional Victoria. This program is available to students
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$2,500 instalments following the census date each semester. Background The La Trobe University Regional Pathway Program has a powerful impact on the participation of regional students in higher education
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(Undergraduate) Postgraduate degrees Graduate research degrees Online courses Short courses See all Study with us Plan your way into La Trobe Choose La Trobe Find your course by ATAR Aspire early entry program
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(Undergraduate) Postgraduate degrees Graduate research degrees Online courses Short courses See all Study with us Plan your way into La Trobe Choose La Trobe Find your course by ATAR Aspire early entry program
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(Undergraduate) Postgraduate degrees Graduate research degrees Online courses Short courses See all Study with us Plan your way into La Trobe Choose La Trobe Find your course by ATAR Aspire early entry program
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(Undergraduate) Postgraduate degrees Graduate research degrees Online courses Short courses See all Study with us Plan your way into La Trobe Choose La Trobe Find your course by ATAR Aspire early entry program
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(Undergraduate) Postgraduate degrees Graduate research degrees Online courses Short courses See all Study with us Plan your way into La Trobe Choose La Trobe Find your course by ATAR Aspire early entry program
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Campus How is it paid? The SEWB Scholarship Program covers • Tuition fees • Student Services and Amenities fees • Financial assistance of up to $5,000 per annum, and other additional supports. Background
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placement related payment in 2025. The program is open to all currently enrolled undergraduate and entry-level to practice courses students who meet the eligibility criteria below. A single payment will be
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program on any campus of La Trobe University in Semester 1 2026 Be studying full-time; Be maintaining satisfactory academic progress; and Be able to demonstrate educational disadvantage, including but not