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Program Finder 2010Search by KeywordSearch Tips: If your first search term doesn't yields the results you expected try a variation of the word. For example, 'Environmental' rather than 'Environment'. You can combine keywords using the word 'AND'. For example, 'environmental AND mining' to find programs that offer both of these subjects. UndergraduateEngineering, Maths, and Computer ScienceComputer Science | Engineering | Mathematical Sciences Health SciencesDentistry and Oral Health | Health Sciences | Medicine | Nursing | Psychology Humanities & Social SciencesArts | Development Studies | Environmental Policy and Management | Indigenous Programs | International Studies | Media | Music | Social Sciences SciencesProfessionsArchitecture, Landscape Architecture, Urban Design | Business, Economics & Finance | Education | Law  Postgraduate CourseworkEngineering, Maths, and Computer ScienceComputer Science | Engineering | Mathematical Sciences | Innovation and Entrepreneurship | Commercialisation | Project Management Health SciencesDentistry and Oral Health | Health Sciences | Medicine | Nursing | Psychology Humanities & Social SciencesApplied Linguistics | Art History | Creative Writing | Curatorial and Museum Studies | Environmental Policy and Management | Food Writing | International Studies | Music | Social Sciences SciencesProfessionsArchitecture, Landscape Architecture, Urban Design | Business, Economics & Finance | Education | Law Note: At university, the terms 'programs' and 'courses' have special meanings. 'Program' refers to the structure of study undertaken to gain a University award, such as a degree. Your program of study is informed by your study plan, which maps out the courses and requirements of your program. 'Courses' are components of study that make up a program, similar to 'subjects' at school. |
 This talk provides information on the types of University scholarships offered to undergraduates, with a focus on those commencing higher education for the first time. It covers scholarships available to students from rural and regional areas, for students in financial need and for Indigenous students. Advice is given on how to find additional information on specific scholarships, including closing dates and application processes. 
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