WaterCentre International Master’s Scholarships 2019 in Australia

IWC is accepting applications for the master’s scholarships programs. The Master of Integrated Water Management (MIWM) is one of the few programs in the world that takes a truly integrated approach to water management, bringing together social, economic, ecological, and engineering dimensions to effectively address complex sustainable development challenges that have water at their core.

The program is enrolled through Griffith University and delivered at Griffith’s Nathan Campus by lecturers from International WaterCentre (IWC), from all four founding member universities, including Griffith University, The University of Queensland, Monash University and the University of Western Australia, along with leading practitioners from private consulting and selected university partners internationally.

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A range of scholarships is awarded annually to high-calibre candidates who clearly demonstrate potential as future water leaders.

They offer scholarships to both international and domestic students. Following scholarships are currently available:

International Scholarships

• IWC Master’s Scholarships – Partial-Tuition Scholarships
  At IWC it is believed that skilled water leaders are critical to addressing complex water challenges across the world. As such, the IWC will grant an IWC Master’s Scholarship (partial tuition scholarship) to all international applicants who apply, are accepted into, and enrol in the Master of Integrated Water Management program as self-funded, full-time students.
• IWC Master’s Scholarships – Type A
  There is one full tuition and full living costs scholarship available, targeted at international candidates who meet the minimum eligibility requirements, hold citizenship and currently live in one of the priority countries. These countries include the Asia-Pacific, Latin America, Africa and the Middle East.

• IWC Master’s Scholarships – Type B
  One full tuition Type B scholarship is available annually, targeted at international candidates who meet the minimum eligibility requirements, hold citizenship and currently live in North America, Europe or Asia.

• Endeavour Scholarship – Australia Government Funded
  The Endeavor Scholarship is awarded to Postgraduate applicants from selected countries to promote knowledge, education links and enduring ties between Australia, its neighbours and global partners.

• Australia Awards Scholarship – Australian Government Funded
  The Australia Awards Scholarship offers the next generation of global leaders an opportunity to study, research and develop professionally at Australian Universities. In return, Australia Awards scholars are expected to return to their home country and contribute to the development of their regions.

Domestic Scholarships

• IWC Master’s Scholarships – Partial-Tuition Scholarships
  It is believed in IWC that skilled water leaders are critical to addressing complex water challenges in Australia, New Zealand and across the world. As such, the IWC will grant an IWC Master’s Scholarship (partial tuition scholarship) to all Australian (citizens and permanent residents) and New Zealand (citizens) applicants who apply, are accepted into, and enrol in the Master of Integrated Water Management program as self-funded, full-time or part-time students.
• IWC Master’s Scholarships – Full-Tuition Scholarships
  The IWC offers one full-tuition scholarship annually to Australian and New Zealand citizens and Australian permanent residents to study the Master of Integrated Water Management for full-time (1.5 years) or part-time/distance (3 years) study.