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Scholarships SCHOLARSHIPS The scholarships offered by UOW ensure the WORK INTEGRATED LEARNING (WIL) most deserving students get to put their best SCHOLARSHIPS foot forward. UOW’s scholarship options WIL Scholarships provide work experience in provide equal opportunities to students from your area of study. This experience enhances varied backgrounds. Some are designed to academic study by: attract the most academic students and reward them for their outstanding → Developing communication skills for the achievements, while others recognise the workplace personal attributes and community → Encouraging self confidence and a greater contributions of well-rounded students. UOW sense of responsibility also offers scholarships to students with → Increasing competence in the practical outstanding sporting ability, allowing them to application of theory study and pursue their sporting goals. There → Improving marketability upon graduation. are also scholarships designed to help Criteria: students who would not otherwise be able to → Outstanding academic achievement based study at the University of Wollongong. on recent academic records Each scholarship provides financial assistance → Motivation, interests and attitudes in to allow students to focus more effectively on relation to nominated career path their studies, while some also offer the → Communication and interpersonal skills opportunity for work-integrated learning → Evidence of leadership and participation programs. Some offer support through the in other areas, eg, sports, the arts, ITCGROUP whole degree, while others are for shorter employment, school and community OF COMPANIES periods, or to cover expenses such as activities. accommodation at UOW Residences. Conditions: UOW’s Scholarship program is supported by a → Scholarship holders are required to Tyree range of valued partners who understand the undertake a maximum of 12 weeks of Transformers value of assisting the next generation of UOW professional work experience each year graduates. (usually during summer vacation) with the sponsoring organisation. APPLYING FOR A SCHOLARSHIP → Continuation of the scholarship is subject You can download a copy of the application to both satisfactory academic and work- form from the Scholarships website: place performance. www.uow.edu.au/about/scholarships/index.html or call 1300 367 869 to have one sent to you. Applications for all scholarships close on 28 September 2007, the same date as UAC, unless stated otherwise. Huon Management Services Pty Ltd UOW COURSE GUIDE 08 www.uow.edu.au 25 Sponsor Total Value Number Faculty/ Company Profile Available Study Area ANSTO $37,200 1 Engineering The Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) is over four years (Physics) Australia’s national nuclear research and development organisation and the centre of Australian nuclear expertise. Bluescope Steel – Commerce* $10,000 1 Commerce BlueScope Steel is the leading steel company in Australia and New Zealand, for one year supplying a large percentage of all flat steel products sold in these markets. Bluescope Steel – Engineering $42,000 1 Engineering BlueScope’s operations integrate steelworks, steel rolling, metallic coating, over four years coil pre-painting, and steel building products manufacture. Delta – WIL $9,765 2 Engineering Delta Electricity is an electricity generation company producing around 12% for one year of the electricity needed by consumers in South Australia, Queensland, New Delta – Rural Up to $100,000 Varies Engineering South Wales, Victoria and the ACT. Delta produces electricity from several over duration of facilities using diverse fuels such as coal, water and biomass materials. degree Huon Management Services Pty $14,500 1 Engineering Huon is a medium-sized civil engineering company based in Canberra. Huon Ltd* for one year is committed to ongoing professional development and sees the scholarship program as an exciting opportunity for engineering students to complement their academic training with hands on field experience. Illawarra Mercury – Editorial* $5,000 2 Arts The Illawarra Mercury has been reporting the news to the people of the for one year Illawarra region since the middle of the 19th century. These days its borders Illawarra Mercury – Commercial* $5,000 2 Arts/ are virtually limitless – with the newspaper distributed across NSW, and the for one year Commerce online version across the world wide web. ITC Group of Companies $40,000 4 Varies ITC Group is a global organisation that reaches far beyond its base in over four years Australia, delivering educational, project management and international development solutions that build the capacity of individuals, organisations, communities and governments. NSW Roads & Traffic Authority – $54,000 2 Engineering The RTA is the NSW State Government agency responsible for improving road WIL over four years safety, testing and licensing drivers, registering and inspecting vehicles and managing the road network to achieve consistent travel times. The RTA NSW Roads & Traffic Authority – up to $34,000 3 Engineering manages 17,623km of State Roads including 3,105 km of National Rural over four years Highways. It also manages nearly 3,000 km of Regional Roads and Local Roads in the unincorporated area of NSW where there are no Local Councils. Odyssey Travel* $9,300 1 Arts/ Odyssey Travel is a not-for-profit organisation made up of 26 member for one year Commerce universities in Australia, New Zealand and Asia. Odyssey offers a portfolio of stimulating Ed-Ventures for active, inquisitive travellers. Parsons Brinckerhoff* $6,500 1 Science Parsons Brinckerhoff is one of the world’s leading planning, engineering and for one year program and construction management organisations. PB’s services are comprehensive, providing total project delivery on projects of any scale. Partech Systems* $8,000 2 Informatics Partech Systems is a wholly Australian owned company committed to for one year providing high quality engineering support tailored to meet the exacting requirements of the Australian Defence Forces. Pillar Administration* $18,600 2 Informatics Pillar Administration has been providing superannuation administration over two years solutions for almost 100 years. Pillar manages over one million member accounts, with the knowledge, experience and systems needed to efficiently administer most retail products. SESIAHS Up to $40,000 Varies Health & South Eastern Sydney and Illawarra Area Health Service provide a range of over three years Behavioural health services for residents throughout south-east Sydney and the Illawarra, Science including health promotion, disease prevention, primary health care, community health services, home care, hospital services and nursing home care. THIESS $27,900 1 Engineering THIESS has diverse operations across building, civil engineering, mining, over three years process engineering, oil and gas, environmental and utilities services, telecommunications and facilities operations and maintenance. Transgrid $31,500 1 Engineering TransGrid is the owner, operator and manager of the high voltage electricity over three years transmission system throughout New South Wales. TransGrid’s system is a major part of one of the most extensive systems in the world. Tyree Transformers* $9,300 1 Engineering Tyree Transformers specialises in the manufacture and supply of highly for one year standardised distribution transformers. The founder of the company, Sir William Tyree, was knighted for his development of electrical products and has been involved in manufacturing since the 1940s. Volvo Bus Australia* $5,000 1 Arts/ Volvo is the world’s second largest bus manufacturer, with a complete range of for one year Commerce heavy buses to meet customer requirements for passenger transport solutions. Volvo Bus Australia is the market company for Volvo Bus & Coach products in Australia. Walter Mining $7,000 1 Engineering Walter Mining brings two decades of practical contract mining experience to for one year the UOW scholarship program. Over the past 15 years, Walter Mining has focused its efforts on the Australian coal industry. Now it has expanded its services into metalliferous mining projects. Warren McKeon Dickson* $10,000 2 Law Warren McKeon Dickson Lawyers are located in Miranda, with six partners and for one year a team of experienced lawyers providing services in commercial, estate and business litigation. * These scholarships are available to students in later years of their degree, and do not require application now. They are advertised throughout the academic year. Please refer to the Scholarships website: www.uow.edu.au/about/scholarships/index.html during your studies for more information. ANJI CVETKOVIC Bachelor of Teaching Equity and Merit Scholarship Sponsored by the University of Wollongong It can be really tricky juggling university and part time work – especially living in a rural area and commuting to classes each day. “Even though I am dedicated to my dream of becoming a teacher, sometimes trying to keep up with the workload, travelling, and earning enough to afford to do it all is overwhelming! The scholarship means I never have to worry about the incidental expenses of university – I know that each year I will have the money to pay my compulsory fees, excursions and textbooks. It makes a huge difference! Last year, the extra financial help meant that I could take some time off work during my practicum period, and concentrate on programming and preparing.” SCHOLARSHIPS FACULTY-SPECIFIC SCHOLARSHIPS
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