UQ Sleath String Performance Prize 2025 for Undergraduate Students

Applications are now open the UQ Sleath String Performance Prize 2025 for Undergraduate Students. Howard Fortnam Sleath (1899–1984) was well known to instrumentalists throughout Australia for the excellence of his craftsmanship and skill as a maker of stringed instruments. In 1974 he donated a set of four instruments (two violins, a viola and a cello) to The University of Queensland Department of Music. Following his death, the University of Queensland received a bequest from Howard Sleath to assist the study of stringed instruments played with a bow. Established in 1998, the annual Sleath String Performance Prize is one of the activities funded from that bequest.

• Table of Content
• About The University of Queensland
• Sleath String Performance Prize
• Aim and Benefits of Sleath String Performance Prize
• Sleath String Performance Prize Courses
• Requirements for Sleath String Performance Prize Qualification
• Interview date, Process and Venue for Sleath String Performance Prize
• Application Deadline
• How to Apply

Sleath String Performance Prize

Aim and Benefits of Sleath String Performance Prize

Scholarship value: $1,000

Sleath String Performance Prize Courses

• Music

Requirements for Sleath String Performance Prize Qualification

u’re eligible if you are enrolled in:

• The Bachelor of Music or Bachelor of Music (Honours)
• A dual program that includes the Bachelor of Music or Bachelor of Music (Honours).

Interview date, Process and Venue for Sleath String Performance Prize

Most outstanding performance played on an orchestral stringed instrument with a bow.

Check also:
Erasmus Mundus Scholarship 2027
Global Korea Scholarship 2027

Application Deadline

How to Apply

Apply using the online application form.

You will need to provide:

• Details of the work you propose to perform
• A short bio.

Use our tips for putting together a great application to help you through this process.

For more details, visit UQ Scholarship webpage