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Study in Australia
An increasing number of international students choose to take a full degree or part of their degree at an Australian university. For more information about studying in Australia, please visit the Australian government official website for international students which also provides information in Danish and Norwegian and www.study-in-australia.org/danish
Check with your tertiary institution for bilateral student exchange agreements with Australia.
Further information
Australian Education International (AEI) is part of the Australian Government’s Department of Education, Science and Training. AEI officers work in Australia and many parts of the world to develop and support Australia’s international involvement in education, science and training. Information on AEI can be obtained on the website of the Australian Embassy and Mission to the EU in Brussels.
Information about education in Australia can be found on the website of the Australian Embassy and Mission to the EU in Brussels.
Thomas A Crawford Scholarship
The Embassy would like to draw your attention to a Research Scholarship available for residents of Denmark which is offered at the University of Tasmania.
The Thomas Crawford Memorial Scholarship results from a bequest to the University of Tasmania from Thomas Crawford who was an American citizen who graduated from the University in 1963.
In his will, Mr Crawford specifically directed that students from eight countries should be eligible for these scholarships. The countries are: Australia, Canada, Chile, Czech Republic, Denmark, Sweden, United Kingdom, and the United States of America. These were countries with which Thomas Crawford felt a special affinity.
The Thomas A Crawford Scholarship is currently set at the Australian Postgraduate Award rate (about A$19,000 per year) for three years. Some assistance with travel to Tasmania is also included.
Endeavour Programme
The Endeavour Programme is an Australian Government initiative bringing together under the one umbrella all the Department of Education, Science and Training's (DEST) international scholarships for study or research in Australia.
The first two scholarships apply only to Danish and Norwegian citizens.
Endeavour Research Fellowships
The Endeavour Research Fellowships provide financial support for postgraduate students and postdoctoral fellows from participating countries to undertake short-term research (4-6 months), in any field of study, in Australia.
Up to 117 awards will be offered to applicants from participating countries for 2009.
Endeavour Europe Awards
The Endeavour Europe Awards provide financial assistance for postgraduate students from participating countries in Europe to undertake, in any field of study, either an Australian Masters degree or PhD in Australia.
Up to 20 awards will be offered to applicants from participating countries
International Postgraduate Research Scholarships (IPRS)
The IPRS program enables international students to undertake a postgraduate research qualification in Australia and gain experience with leading Australian researchers.
Scholarships are open to international students of all countries (except New Zealand) and are available for a period of two years for a Masters by research degree or three years for a Doctorate by research degree. The scholarship covers tuition fees and health cover costs for scholarship holders, and health cover costs for their dependants.
Further information on scholarships
The Australian Government's official Study in Australia website has a general scholarship search where international students can do a search with their specific study needs.