Indonesia Students Association
This student-led organization brings together a community of Indonesian students to build a strong support network and assist newly arrived students in adapting to the new culture and environment.
Melbourne is one of the safest and friendliest cities in the world to live, work and study. Many of our Indonesian students get involved in our great community by joining student clubs, participating in music, cultural and sporting events, or indulging in an array of international cuisines. There is a large Indonesian community in Melbourne, so you can feel assured that you will feel at home.
Students from Indonesia with outstanding results from the below qualifications will be considered for the prestigious Melbourne International Undergraduate Scholarship. To be awarded one of these scholarships, you will need to achieve the following results:
Indicative academic results required for selection:
* AUD$10,000 one off payment (fee reduction applied to the first year tuition) - achieve a score of 40-41
* AUD$20,000 one off payment (fee reduction applied to the first year tuition) - achieve a score of 42-43
* 50% fee remission scholarship, valid for the duration of the undergraduate degree - achieve a score of 44
* 100% fee remission scholarship, valid for the duration of the undergraduate degree - achieve a score of 45
Indicative academic results required for selection:
GCE A levels
* AUD$10,000 one off payment (fee reduction applied to the first year tuition) - achieve an average score of 90-93%
* AUD$20,000 one off payment (fee reduction applied to the first year tuition) - achieve an average score of 94-95%
* 50% fee remission scholarship, valid for the duration of the undergraduate degree - achieve an average score of 96-97%
* 100% fee remission scholarship, valid for the duration of the undergraduate degree - achieve an average score of 98%+
The University will determine scholarship eligibility based on the average score (Percentage Unit Mark (PUM)) achieved across the best three A Level subjects.
We have recently expanded the number of scholarships available to support undergraduate and graduate students who want to take up study with us in 2022.
Whether you're a new or current student, you could be eligible for a number of merit-based scholarships of A$10,000 or more, wherever you are in the world.
We have increased the number of available international student scholarships as part of our commitment to supporting our global student community, diversity and growing future global citizens and leaders.
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Country Manager (Indonesia)
Emmy has more than 15 years of experience in international higher education especially Australia as a country destination. Emmy is now responsible for student recruitment in Indonesia for the University of Melbourne. Emmy is always excited to meet new people, introduce them to life in Melbourne, and connecting them to the Indonesian student community in the University. Also, she loves to share information about foods to explore in Melbourne.
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