ANU 2021 Freilich Indigenous Student Scholarship in Law

The Freilich Indigenous Student Scholarship in Law was created to assist people in the Indigenous Community who want to attend University to obtain a degree in Law to further their career aspirations.  The Scholarship aims to offset some of the financial burden of attendance at University in the first year of study.   

• Table of Content
• About Australian National University (ANU)
• Freilich Indigenous Student Scholarship
• Aim and Benefits of Freilich Indigenous Student Scholarship
• Requirements for Freilich Indigenous Student Scholarship Qualification
• Application Deadline
• How to Apply

Freilich Indigenous Student Scholarship

Aim and Benefits of Freilich Indigenous Student Scholarship

The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments at the beginning of each semester in the first year of study to offset some of the financial burden of commencing university.

Requirements for Freilich Indigenous Student Scholarship Qualification

The scholarship Is available to a person who:

• is a member of the Indigenous community
• is a successful applicant for entry into the first year of a program leading to the award of Bachelor of Laws (LLB) or the Juris Doctor (JD) whether undertaken as a single degree or part of a combined program
• is a citizen of or holds permanent resident status in Australia.

Application Deadline

How to Apply

The application is submitted on the prescribed form.  Any requirement for supporting documentation will be stated on the application form and/or ANU Scholarships website.  The application and all supporting documentation (where applicable) must be submitted on, or prior to, the closing date published on the ANU scholarships website.

For more details, visit ANU website.