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W John Collins Scholarship at University of Melbourne 2025

Eligible Degrees:

Masters

Funding Type:

Partial Funding, up to AUD 30,000

Deadline:

Expired

Provider:

University of Melbourne

Eligible Courses:

Law

Eligible Nationalities:

Open to Australian and New Zealand nationals

Scholarship can be taken at:

Updated on: 20 Jul, 2026

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Details about W John Collins Scholarship at University of Melbourne 2025

W John Collins Scholarship at University of Melbourne 2025 is offered for Masters degree in the field of Law. You can apply to this scholarship here. The deadline for the sending your application is Expired. This scholarship is provided by University of Melbourne and the value of this scholarship is Partial Funding, up to AUD 30,000 . This scholarship is open for: Open to Australian and New Zealand nationals.

Degree: Masters
Provided by: University of Melbourne

Deadline: Expired
Scholarship value: Partial Funding, up to AUD 30,000

The W John Collins Scholarship is available to students who are enrolling in the Juris Doctor program and are facing disadvantageous circumstances. It was founded with a gift from Dr. Matt Collins and Leonard Vary.

Eligibility criteria for W John Collins Scholarship:

The applicant must have filed the Disadvantaged Socio-economic Circumstances Supplementary Form and applied for the Juris Doctor through Graduate Access Melbourne (GAM) in the "Disadvantaged Socio-economic Circumstances" category.

Value of W John Collins Scholarship:

$10,000 per year over three years (total $30,000).

Application Process:

There is no need for a separate application; eligible students will be considered automatically.

Source : University of Melbourne
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