
Monash Business School Zema Energy Studies Scholarship 2025
Scholarship Details
Eligible Degrees
Funding Type
Partial Funding · AUD 53,608 per annum stipend
Eligible Courses
Technological change, Government policies and Changing consumer behaviour
Eligible Nationalities
Open to Australian citizens or Permanent Residents
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Overview
The scholarship has been established to honor the memory of AEMO’s founding Chief Executive Officer, energy reform leader, and Monash alumnus Matt Zema.
Eligibility Criteria for Monash Business School Zema Energy Studies Scholarship:
- Students need to be classified as Domestic students.
- Students should be enrolled in Technological Change, Government Policies, and Changing Consumer Behavior with the Monash Business School.
- Students must hold an offer for the full-time PhD program at the Monash Business School.
Application Process:
The deadlines for submitting full applications are 31 May (for Semester 2 commencement) and 31 October (for Semester 1 commencement), so you should be making contact with potential supervisors by early May/October.
Value of the Scholarship:
The students will receive an AUD 53,608 per annum stipend.
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How to Apply
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Scholarship Decision
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Documents Needed
Academic Transcripts (Usually required)
Income Certificate (For need-based scholarships)
Identity Proof (Usually required)
Admission / Offer Letter (For select scholarships)
Statement of Purpose (If applicable)
Language Test Scores (If applicable)
Recommendation Letters (If applicable)
Other Supporting Documents (As specified by the scholarship provider)
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FAQs
- Yes, you can secure an education loan to study abroad at Monash Business School (Monash University). Education loans are of two types — Collateral and non-collateral. Collateral includes either: Immovable property – a house or a flat or land (or) liquid security – an FD, or LIC or shares or bonds. Agricultural lands are not accepted by any bank for education loan.
Public banks like SBI, BOB offer these types of education loans. There are many NBFCs who offer Non-collateral education loans. Apply for the best education loan to study abroad. - The deadline of Monash Business School Zema Energy Studies Scholarship 2025 is 31 Oct, 2026.
- Monash Business School Zema Energy Studies Scholarship 2025 is offered to PhD degree.
- Monash Business School Zema Energy Studies Scholarship 2025 is offered for Technological change, Government policies and Changing consumer behaviour.
- Monash Business School Zema Energy Studies Scholarship 2025 is open for: Open to Australian citizens or Permanent Residents.
- Monash Business School Zema Energy Studies Scholarship 2025 is offered by Monash Business School (Monash University).
- Monash Business School Zema Energy Studies Scholarship 2025 covers Partial Funding, AUD 53,608 per annum stipend.
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