Scholarship Day 2018
Photo courtesy of Alexis Bennett

SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

Graduate Women Victoria offers an annual program of scholarships and bursaries to female students enrolled in Victorian universities. Donations to our scholarship fund can be made through the Australian Communities Foundation; see our 'Support Graduate Women Victoria Scholarships' page for more information.

GWV congratulates the scholarship winners for 2019: See GWVWinners2019

2020 SCHOLARSHIPS

Applications will open for 2020 scholarships on 7 February 2020, closing date 31 March 2020.

For more information: see our Scholarship page.

GRANT and SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION WORKSHOPS

GWV committee member Dr Barbara Murray . will be conducting two workshops on making applications for scholarships and grants:

Saturday February 29^th 10 am -1 pm University College, College Crescent Parkville;

Saturday March 7^th 9-11 am Balwyn Library, 336 Whitehorse Road, Balwyn

To book a place, email barmaxmurray@westnet.com.au

WELCOME TO GRADUATE WOMEN VICTORIA

Our goal is to serve and empower women through education and advocacy locally, nationally and internationally.

Nationally we work through Australian Graduate Women.

Globally we work through Graduate Women International.

See our advocacy page for action on these fronts.

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To join us see our membership page, or download our membership form.

BREAKING NEWS

OUR NEWEST MEMBER

Welcome to another biological scientist - see below. Beata Ujvari is a senior lecturer at Deakin University and an evolutionary ecologist; to see something of her research visit her homepage here.

OUR NEWEST STUDENT MEMBER

Tara-Lyn Carter is our newest student member. She is a PhD candidate at Monash University, studying evolutionary biology. Here is an account of her research.

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALISON HARCOURT

Graduate Women Victoria congratulates long-term member Alison Harcourt on being awarded an Officer (AO) in the Queen's Birthday Honours list, for distinguished service to mathematics and computer science through pioneering research and development of integer linear programming. Alison was recently celebrated as 'the ground-breaking grandmother of Australian mathematics'. Her achievements are celebrated by the ABC science team here.

MORE CONGRATULATIONS

And congratulations to GWV member Dr Deborah Towns, who was awarded a Medal of Order of Australia (OAM) for services to education.

VALE AILSA ZAINU'DDIN

Ailsa Zainu'ddin died on March 25th, aged 91. Ailsa joined Graduate Women Victoria in 1949, making her our longest serving member.

Ailsa was a pioneer in advancing relations between Australia and Indonesia - in both her personal and professional lives. Her Australian-Indonesian cookbook has influenced the diets and palates of hundreds, maybe thousands of Australians. She will be sadly missed.