The University of Melbourne Scholarships 2025–2026 in Australia are now accepting applications. The University of Melbourne’s Graduate Research Scholarship is open to both domestic and international students from any nation. For the 2025–2026 academic year, exceptional candidates pursuing a Master’s or PhD are supported by this esteemed, fully financed award.
The institution of Melbourne, which was founded in 1853, is the second-oldest research institution in Australia and a world leader in innovation and teaching. It offers cutting-edge facilities, a sophisticated curriculum, and substantial financing for research. Additionally, students gain from industry connections, workshops, public events, and business incubators, which pave the way for fantastic post-graduation professional options.
For postgraduate studies, the University of Melbourne provides a broad selection of academic topics and majors, guaranteeing opportunities for students in a variety of disciplines. Tuition, living expenses, and research funds are all covered by the scholarship. The scholarship lasts for four years for PhD programs and two years for Master’s programs.
This is a fantastic opportunity to attend a top-tier university in Australia and study for free. Put in an application right away to advance your academic career!
Host Country: Australia
University: University of Melbourne
Opportunity Type: Masters, PhD
Subjects: All Subjects
Eligibility Country: International students
Financial coverage: Fully Funded
Eligibility Criteria:
- Candidates of any nationality from all around the world are eligible.
- Degree Program: Must have submitted an application for a PhD or Master’s by Research.
- Candidates must be enrolled in a Graduate Research Degree program at the time of application.
- Entry Requirements: Candidates must fulfill the university’s particular entry requirements.
Benefits:
- Tuition: Students pursuing a Master’s by Research program for up to two years or a PhD program for up to four years will have their tuition fees fully reimbursed.
- Living Allowance: For a maximum of two years for Master’s students and three and a half years for PhD students, students will receive a living allowance of $38,500 per year (pro rata). The allowance covers limited paid parental, maternity, and sick leave and may be indexed annually.
- Relocation award: Students migrating from overseas will receive a $3,000 award, while students moving from other Australian states or territories would receive a $2,000 grant.
- Overseas Student Health Coverage (OSHC): International students who need a student visa in order to study in Australia will be given a single membership.
Deadline: 31 October 2025
