Curtin Business School Scholarships for International students in Australia

Ensemble scholarship:

The Ensemble Scholarship responds to this: convincing project applications receive financial support for the realisation of specific artistic projects for a period of one year. 

The selection and awarding is carried out by a commission from various artistic disciplines according to the criteria set out in the conditions of the call for applications. The Mozarteum University Salzburg also supports the ensembles with concert organisation, infrastructure and mentoring/coaching, which are provided individually for each ensemble and project.

Mandatory participation in the presentation of the ensemble on Saturday 10 May 2025 11:00 am at the Mozarteum University Salzburg (Small Studio) for each ensemble member

Selection of one (1) contact person who will act on behalf of and in the best conscience of the group (incl. financial management)

Selection criteria for the contact person: the person must be an active student or former student who graduated less than 2 years ago from the Mozarteum University Salzburg

The International Beethoven Piano Competition Vienna is Austria’s oldest international piano competition and ranks among the most renowned music competitions today. Founded more than 60 years ago, it is hosted by the mdw – University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna.

Applications for the 17th edition of The Beethoven Vienna were possible until November 1, 2024. Stay tuned for updates, and check out the schedule of the 2025 competition here.

The International Beethoven Piano Competition is a member of the World Federation of International Music Competitions.

Efforts to support accessibility

TU Wien takes the following measures to ensure accessibility:

Accessibility is part of our internal guidelines.

Continuous training on accessibility is offered for our employees.

Formal methods for quality assurance of accessibility exist within the company.

Benefits

This scholarship covers half of the participation costs for the MSc program, providing financial support to students passionate about environmental technology and international affairs.

Eligibility:

First academic degree (BA) from all disciplines 

Proof of financial need (payslip)

Selection Process:

 If the number of eligible applications exceeds the scholarships available, ranking will be based on grade point average and, if necessary, ECTS credit points or completed semester hours.

Notification:

 Applicants will be informed of the decision in writing. There is no legal entitlement to the award.

Benefits

Scholarships range from EUR 750 to EUR 3,600, awarded under private sector administration by the Dean of Students, independent of the social need of the applicant.

Criteria: 

First academic degree (BA) from any discipline

Proof of financial need (payslip).

This scholarship covers half of the participation costs for the MSc program, providing financial support to students passionate about environmental technology and international affairs.