Study Abroad Ambassador Scholarships
La Trobe International is excited to announce 25 Study Abroad Ambassador scholarships, each to the value of A$1000 for students commencing in Semester 2, 2010.
Scholarships will also be available to students commencing in Semester 1, 2011.
All students are encouraged to apply, including those who are yet to submit their Study Abroad application, or who have already applied or even accepted a Study Abroad offer! To find out more about Study Abroad options at La Trobe, visit Study Abroad.
To apply for this scholarship, simply tell us in 100 words or less why you want to study in Australia and how you could promote your experience at La Trobe University upon your return home.
If you are applying for Study Abroad through one of La Trobe University's overseas representatives, please submit your scholarship application text to them. For a full listing of our overseas representatives please visit La Trobe Representatives.
If you are applying directly to La Trobe University, please submit your scholarship application text in an email attachment to ping.khoo@latrobe.edu.au.
This scholarship is only available for Study Abroad students. Please refer to Study Abroad and ensure you are a Study Abroad student before applying for this scholarship.
Scholarship application dates:
Semester 2, 2010 - applications close Friday 18 June 2010.
Semester 1, 2011 - applications close Friday 7 January 2011.
"My experience in Australia turned out to be incredible; studying here has shown me how meaningful interaction with people outside my country of origin really is. Learning to function in a new culture is challenging because I had to think outside of my normal comfort zones, but I learned a lot and and it gave me more ideas of how best to live. I feel that I learned to understand people on a deeper level that I could only understand by living with other cultures."Zachary J. Roman, United States
Study Abroad in the Humanities and Social Sciences Faculty
Ambassador Scholarship recipient


"My experience in Australia turned out to be incredible; studying here has shown me how meaningful interaction with people outside my country of origin really is. Learning to function in a new culture is challenging because I had to think outside of my normal comfort zones, but I learned a lot and and it gave me more ideas of how best to live. I feel that I learned to understand people on a deeper level that I could only understand by living with other cultures."Zachary J. Roman, United States