Overview
The University of Melbourne Human Rights Scholarship is open to domestic and international graduate research applicants, with applications closing 31 October 2026.
Complete scholarship details
The scholarship supports graduate research in human rights. The university lists 100% fee remission, a living allowance of A$44,500 per year at the 2026 full-time rate for the applicable research duration, relocation support, and OSHC single membership for international students who require a student visa. Four awards are listed.
Eligibility requirements
Applicants must have an offer for a graduate research degree commencing in the award year, intend to undertake human-rights research, and not have completed a research qualification at the same or higher level. The application also asks candidates to address their commitment to peaceful advancement of human rights and the contribution of their proposed research.
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Verification notes
Verified on 28 August 2026 against the authoritative programme, university, employer, ATS or institutional source. Only facts visible on the cited source were retained; unsupported salary, visa, fee and deadline-time details were not inferred.
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