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Scholarship · 2026 application cycle

Chris Murray and Bridie Jean Butterfield Scholarship in Environmental Law

The University of Melbourne

Living allowance scholarship for students entering the Master of Environmental Law who meet entry requirements and are experiencing eligible disadvantaged circumstances.

AustraliaNov 30, 2026Last source check Aug 24, 2026
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What the opportunity covers

Living allowance of AUD 20,000 for one year, paid in two AUD 10,000 instalments.

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Eligibility

Who can apply

  • Must have applied for and met entry requirements for the Master of Environmental Law in the scholarship year and provide evidence of eligible disadvantaged circumstances.
Application package

Documents and steps

Required documents

  1. Personal statement
  2. Supporting documentation for disadvantaged circumstances

Application steps

  1. Apply for and meet entry requirements for the Master of Environmental Law.

  2. Prepare a personal statement and supporting documentation for disadvantaged circumstances.

  3. Submit the scholarship application by 30 November 2026.

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Application steps

  1. Apply for and meet entry requirements for the Master of Environmental Law.
  2. Prepare a personal statement and supporting documentation for disadvantaged circumstances.
  3. Submit the scholarship application by 30 November 2026.

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