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National Scholarships awarded to top VCE students
The scholarships, provided under the new Chancellor’s Scholars Program, will provide students with ATARs of 99.9 or above with a HECS exempt Commonwealth Supported Place and an annual allowance of up to $10,000, as well as a guaranteed pathway to a Commonwealth Supported Place in the graduate study area of their choice.
Students who choose to undertake any study overseas during their University of Melbourne course will also receive a guaranteed Global Mobility Award, worth up to $2500.
In congratulating the first inductees into the Chancellor’s Scholars Program, University of Melbourne Provost Professor John Dewar said the University was both excited and honoured to provide these high-achieving year 12 students with a world-class university experience. “These scholarships will enable the best and brightest students to take full advantage of the range of opportunities on offer here at the University of Melbourne.”
"By providing a guaranteed pathway into graduate school, with significant financial assistance, these students will be exceptionally well prepared for whatever professional direction they choose to take. As future graduates of this world class University, they will have the world at their feet.”
The University of Melbourne is Australia’s top ranked University according to the Times Higher Education rankings of 2011, as well as being ranked equal fourth globally for graduate employability according to the QS World University Rankings.
The students who have been given National Scholarship offers this year are:
Jonathan Bebbington (Melbourne Grammar School, 99.90, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
Sebastian Broome (Melbourne Grammar School, 99.90, Bachelor of Commerce)
Brandon Chan (Camberwell Grammar School, 99.95, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
Matthew Chan (Camberwell Grammar School, 99.95, Bachelor of Science)
Lynna Chen (Presbyterian Ladies’ College, 99.96, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
Rufi Chen (Macrobertson Girls High School, 99.90, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
William Chen (Penleigh & Essendon Grammar School, 99.95, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
Wayne Cheung (Camberwell Grammar School, 99.90, Bachelor of Science)
James Chu (Melbourne High School, 99.90, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
Weiyu Fang (Xavier College, 99.90, Bahcloer of Biomedicine)
Alexander Gregory-Allen (Camberwell Grammar School, 99.95, Bachelor of Arts)
Samuel Grigg (Xavier College, 99.95, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
Francis Ha (Scotch College, 99.90, Bachelor of Commerce)
Julian He (Camberwell Grammar School, 99.90, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
Thushan Hettige (Scotch College, 99.95, Bachelor of Science)
William Hoang (Melbourne Grammar School, 99.90, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
James Hogan (Camberwell Grammar School, 99.90, Bachelor of Science)
Thomas Hu (Melbourne High School, 99.95, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
Magdalenna Krstevska (Melbourne Girls Grammar, 99.90, Bachelor of Music)
Emma Kong (Presbyterian Ladies’ College, 99.95, Bachelor of Science)
Michael Li (Scotch College, 99.95, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
Stephanie Lightfoot (Sacre Coeur, 99.90, Bachelor of Arts)
Claire Lim (Vermont Secondary College, 99.90, Bachelor of Commerce
Rose Lin (Macrobertson Girls High School, 99.90, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
Nathaniel Lizak (Bialik College, 99.90 Bachelor of Biomedicine)
Alicia Lu (Camberwell Anglican Girls Grammar School, 99.90 Bachelor of Biomedicine)
Vivian Ly (Penleigh & Essendon Grammar School, 99.95, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
James Majer (Camberwell Grammar School, 99.90 Bachelor of Biomedicine)
Joseph Moore (Hailebury College, 99.95, Bachelor of Arts)
James Ooi (Trinity Grammar School, 99.95, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
Beatrice Paull (Lowther Hall Anglican Grammar School, 99.90, Bachelor of Arts)
Swetha Prabhakaran (Macrobertson Girls High School, 99.95, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
Istafa Raza (Melbourne High School, 99.95, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
Samad Raza (Melbourne High school, 99.95, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
Julie Sheng (Melbourne Girls Grammar, 99.95, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
Krita Sridharan (Macrobertson Girls High School, 99.95, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
Gerard Tao (Camberwell Grammar School, 99.90, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
Sukarnan Thevalingam (Hailebury College, 99.90, Bachelor of Oral Health)
Clare Thomas (Presbyterian Ladies’ College, 99.90 Bachelor of Biomedicine)
Cameron Venus (Melbourne Grammar School, 99.95, Bachelor of Arts)
Anita Voon (Presbyterian Ladies’ College, 99.90, Bachelor of Commerce)
Joanna Wang (Macrobertson Girls High School, 99.95, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
John Wong (Melbourne High School, 99.90, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
Michael Woodburn (Xavier College, 99.95, Bachelor of Science)
James Worsnop (Xavier College, 99.95, Bachelor of Science)
Ollie Xue (Ivanhoe Grammar School, 99.90, Bachelor of Biomedicine)
For more information on the Melbourne Scholarships Program, please go to http://cms.unimelb.edu.au... |
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