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What happens next? Due to the large volume of applications received, we will only notify students who are successful in being offered a scholarship. The scholarship application process is a competitive
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and/or Torres Strait Islander Descent (CATSID) process. Documents need to be submitted directly to the Oodgeroo Unit or Carumba Institute for assessment. If you require assistance, contact the Oodgeroo
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, experiential study options, and personalised career, entrepreneurial planning and review processes with an advisor. Other benefits may also include: access to co-working in the foundry spaces opportunity to earn
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researchers, to undertake your own innovative research in and across the fields of robotics, electrical power and signal processing, machine learning and AI within the School of Electrical Engineering and
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its relevance to APRA, and two written references. The written references will need to be attached to the application form and so you may need to scan hard copies for this process. Further information