Marcus Oldham College Greenham Agricultural Scholarship, 2024

Greenham is committed to supporting the local community and industry through education and is delighted to form a partnership with Australia’s leading agricultural institution, Marcus Oldham. Marcus Oldham is offering the Greenham Agricultural Scholarship.

Eligibility criteria for the Marcus Oldham College Greenham Agricultural Scholarship, 2024:

• Available to students studying Year 1 or Year 2 of the Agribusiness Program, and Year 1 or Year 3 of the Agriculture Program.
• Applicants must be dedicated to pursuing a career across the value chain (including production, processing, logistics, and marketing) within the Beef or Dairy industry.
• Preference will be given to a Victorian or Tasmanian student studying at Marcus Oldham College, however, any student with a strong interest in the beef or dairy industry is encouraged to apply.

Benefits of the Marcus Oldham College Greenham Agricultural Scholarship, 2024:

Successful students receive an award of value up to $20,000.

• Should a first-year student be awarded the Greenham Agriculture Scholarship, $10,000 will be credited toward their first year of study fees. An additional $10,000 will be provided to the same recipient in their 2nd year of the Bachelor of Business (Agribusiness) or the 3rd year of the Bachelor of Business (Agriculture) subject to review of their communications and academic performances during their first year of study.
• Should a student in their 2nd year of the Bachelor of Business (Agribusiness) or the 3rd year of the Bachelor of Business (Agriculture) be awarded the Greenham Agriculture Scholarship, $20,000 will be credited to this year of study.
• The successful recipient may have the opportunity to carry out a work placement with Greenham. This incentive will be discussed on a case-by-case basis and dependent on availability within the Greenham organization at the time.

Application: 

Your scholarship application must include the following:

• Resume
• provide a statement of your Year 12 results and university ATAR score, as well as a 300-word scholarship question (unless otherwise specified).