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Scholarship · 2026 application cycle

Adolph Spivakovsky Scholarship for Composition of Music

The University of Melbourne

Australian composition scholarship for students enrolled in Principal Study Composition in a bachelor or higher music degree after completing first year of a Bachelor of Music.

AustraliaOct 12, 2026Last source check Aug 24, 2026
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One-off payment of approximately AUD 4,900.

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Eligibility

Who can apply

  • Must have satisfactorily completed first year of a Bachelor of Music degree anywhere in Australia and be enrolled anywhere in Australia as a Principal Study Composition student in a bachelor or higher music degree.
Application package

Documents and steps

Required documents

  1. Copyright clearance where applicable
  2. Original composition score
  3. Composition recording

Application steps

  1. Confirm completion of first-year Bachelor of Music and current Principal Study Composition enrolment.

  2. Prepare the required original composition score and recording, with copyright clearance if applicable.

  3. Submit the official online application by 12 October 2026.

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Application steps

  1. Confirm completion of first-year Bachelor of Music and current Principal Study Composition enrolment.
  2. Prepare the required original composition score and recording, with copyright clearance if applicable.
  3. Submit the official online application by 12 October 2026.

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