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Indigenous students International students Career practitioners Parents Courses Search for a course Keyword Find course by ATAR See all courses Browse by discipline Arts, social sciences and communications
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Indigenous students International students Career practitioners Parents Courses Search for a course Keyword Find course by ATAR See all courses Browse by discipline Arts, social sciences and communications
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Indigenous students International students Career practitioners Parents Courses Search for a course Keyword Find course by ATAR See all courses Browse by discipline Arts, social sciences and communications
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Indigenous students International students Career practitioners Parents Courses Search for a course Keyword Find course by ATAR See all courses Browse by discipline Arts, social sciences and communications
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Indigenous students International students Career practitioners Parents Courses Search for a course Keyword Find course by ATAR See all courses Browse by discipline Arts, social sciences and communications
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Background La Trobe University recognises the important contribution that people from refugee and asylum seeker backgrounds make to the Australian community. As such, we are pleased to offer two
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students living in remote and underserved communities and is committed to supporting rural health education. La Trobe is offering La Trobe Rural Health School students an extra $300 payment to attend
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community and it is intended to make a significant difference to a deserving student. Are you eligible to apply? To be eligible to apply for this scholarship, applicants must: Be an Australian or New Zealand
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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