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External Scholarships
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Value |
Application Rules and Forms |
Closing Date |
| Fullbright |
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$A15,000 to $A30,000 |
The Fullbright Scholarships are an opportunity for students or staff to study or conduct research in the US for six months to one year. The Program is one of the largest and most prestigious educational scholarship programs in the world. Between 15 and 20 Fullbright Awards (valued at $A15,000 to $A30,000 each) are granted annually to Australian Postgraduates, Postdoctoral Fellows, Senior Scholars (Staff) and Professionals across many disciplines.
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| Brian Gray |
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$A12,000 |
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) and the Reserve Bank of Australia have established the Brian Gray Scholarship program in memory of Brian Gray, who died on 24 August 2001 while serving as Executive General Manager of APRA's Policy, Research and Consulting Division.
The Brian Gray Scholarship program will fund four scholarships annually, to the value of $12,500 each. The scholarship purpose is to support students who intend to focus full time on their studies and research. As part of the scholarship, students will devote a substantial amount of time to an agreed research topic benefiting, where possible, from access to APRA expertise and data. The research paper may be that which you are preparing for your Honours or Post-graduate Thesis or project. Scholarship holders are also given the option of working with APRA for a period during their final year of study to gain valuable work experience.
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Internal Scholarships
Internal Prizes
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Description |
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| JB Brigden Memorial Prizes |
Highest aggregate mark in four 3rd year Economics units |
Annual |
| JB Brigden Memorial Prizes |
Second highest aggregate mark in four 3rd year Economics units |
Annual |
| Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Prizes |
- Best performance in BEA110 Economics for Business
- Best performance in BEA130 Foundations of Economic Policy
- Best performance in BEA140 Quantitative Methods
- Best performance in BEA200 Intermediate Microeconomics
- Best performance in BEA210 Australian Political Economy
- Best performance in BEA242 Introduction to Econometrics
- Best performance in BEA303 Trade Principles and Policy
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Annual |
Economic Society of Australia
(Tasmanian Branch) |
- Best student in BEA240 Quantitative Economic Analysis
- Best Economics Honours Dissertation
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Annual |
| Australian Finance Conference Prize |
Best Student in BEA321 Banking and Financial Institutions |
Annual |
| The TASCORP Price in Finance |
Highest aggregate mark in BFA281 Financial Management and
BEA286 Investment Analysis
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Annual |
| The CH Grey Prize |
- Highest achievement (score) for a student enrolled in either
BEA241 or BEA341 Research Methods for Finance
- Highest achievement (score) for a student enrolled in
BEA343 Corporate Finance
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Annual |
| Robin Cosgrove Prize |
The new prize for Innovative Ideas to Promote Ethics in Finance 2006/2007
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