University Of Melbourne Human Rights Scholarship

University of Melbourne• Australia• phd

The University Of Melbourne Human Rights Scholarship offers full funding for Master's and PhD studies in Human Rights.

A living allowance of $44,500 per year. The living allowance may be indexed annually and includes limited paid sick, maternity, and parenting leave.Tuition fee waiver.Overseas Student Health Cover.$3,000 for students relocating from outside Australia, or $2,000 for students relocating from States or Territories outside Victoria.

May 1, 2026

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Last checked: March 22, 2026 • Funding: Fully funded • Deadline: May 1, 2026

The University Of Melbourne Human Rights Scholarship offers full funding for Master's and PhD studies in Human Rights.

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Organization: University of Melbourne

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Country: Australia

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Level: phd

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Eligible nationalities: Open to all nationals

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Applicants for the University of Melbourne Human Rights Scholarship should have a 4-year honors degree with at least upper second-class honors or its equivalent.
Candidates should have applied to the University of Melbourne to pursue a graduate research degree in human rights.
Candidates should not have completed the course of the same or higher level than the course they have applied for.
Applicants of the University Of Melbourne Human Rights Scholarship should not have received the human rights scholarship previously.
Candidates who have started their research degree at the University should have 12 months of full-time or equivalent candidature remaining.
Applicants for the University of Melbourne Human Rights Scholarship are selected based on their commitment to human rights and their area of study.
Candidates are also assessed based on their academic merit and supporting documentation.

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