Monash University Lorelle and Tom Krulis Exchange Grant in Jewish Studies 2020
Scholarship Amount
About This Scholarship
Monash University, Australia, is offering the Lorelle and Tom Krulis Exchange Grant in Jewish Studies 2020 to support undergraduate and postgraduate students. This grant is designed for students who have been accepted for a semester abroad at one of Monash University's partner institutions, specifically to pursue Jewish Studies.
The primary goal of this grant is to facilitate deeper learning and engagement with Jewish civilization. It aims to broaden students' understanding of its rich culture, extensive literature, complex politics, and diverse histories.
Selected scholars will receive a one-off payment of AUD 2,000 to assist with their exchange studies. This grant operates throughout the year, with assessment based primarily on academic achievement.
Eligibility Criteria
To be considered for the Monash University Lorelle and Tom Krulis Exchange Grant in Jewish Studies 2020, applicants must meet the following criteria:
• Citizenship/Residency: Be an Australian citizen, a New Zealand citizen, an Australian permanent resident, an Australian humanitarian visa holder, or an International student.
• Enrolment Status: Be enrolled full-time in an undergraduate or postgraduate (coursework) course of study at Monash University.
• Jewish Studies Requirement: Undertake 12 points of equivalent credit in Jewish studies offered by the exchange institution. This credit must contribute towards completing the Monash minor in Jewish studies.
• Note: Accreditation beyond the Jewish Studies minor may also be given to Arts elective subjects, depending on their relevance.
• Exchange Program Acceptance: Be formally accepted for a semester of study at one of Monash University's partner exchange universities.
• Academic Performance: Have achieved a minimum Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 70 in their studies at Monash.
• Prior ACJC Units: Have successfully completed 12 points of ACJC units prior to their exchange.
Meeting these requirements ensures that applicants are well-prepared and aligned with the grant's objectives of promoting Jewish Studies through international exchange.
Required Documents
For the Lorelle and Tom Krulis Exchange Grant in Jewish Studies 2020, no specific standalone documents are required from the applicant. The assessment process relies on information already provided during the application for the relevant study program.
Applicants are advised to ensure all documentation submitted for their study program application through the Faculty of Arts is complete and accurate, as this will form the basis of their grant assessment.
How to Apply
Applying for the Monash University Lorelle and Tom Krulis Exchange Grant in Jewish Studies 2020 is an integrated and automatic process. There is no separate application form required for this grant.
To be considered, applicants must follow these steps:
1. Apply for a Relevant Study Program: Submit an application for a semester of study at one of Monash University's partner exchange universities through the Faculty of Arts. Ensure the chosen program includes undertaking 12 points of equivalent credit in Jewish studies.
2. Automatic Assessment: Once your application for the study program is submitted and processed, you will be automatically assessed for the Lorelle and Tom Krulis Exchange Grant. The university will review your academic record and eligibility based on the information provided in your study program application.
3. Selection Criteria: Selection for the grant is primarily based on academic achievement, specifically your Weighted Average Mark (WAM) and completion of ACJC units.
Therefore, prospective students only need to focus on securing their acceptance into an eligible exchange program with a strong academic profile, and the grant consideration will follow automatically.