InfraBuild Steel Scholarship

Courses eligible

Single or double degree Bachelor of Engineering courses at Swinburne University:

• Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)
• Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Professional)

AND studying one of the following majors:

• Electrical and Electronic
• Robotics and Mechatronics 
• Mechanical

Eligibility/selection criteria

To be eligible for the InfraBuild Steel Scholarship applicants must:

1. Meet the following criteria:
   • be an Australian or New Zealand citizen or an Australian Permanent Resident
2. Meet the following enrolment criteria:
   • be a second-year Swinburne student in Semester 1, 2023
   • enrolled full-time in an eligible course (see courses eligible in the section above)
   • have obtained 100 credit points at Swinburne (exemptions not included)
   • have achieved a credit average in their first year of study
3. A short video (no more than 2 minutes) addressing the following points:
   • a passion for a career in your chosen field of study
   • interest in pursuing a career in materials production and manufacturing
      
   • The video should be uploaded to cloud-based storage and a link provided. Please ensure the file can be downloaded by anyone and provide any passwords if necessary.
4. Provide evidence of at least one of the following attributes:
   • leadership qualities
   • active involvement in the local community
   • excellent communication, interpersonal and organizational skills
5. Provide one written referee report outlining your suitability for the scholarship:
   • can be supplied by a community leader, lecturer, tutor, or employer

The recipient is highly encouraged to collaborate with InfraBuild Steel in regard to their final year research project (FYRP). The topic of the FYRP should be relevant to Steel manufacturing and agreed upon by the scholarship recipient, the School, and InfraBuild Steel. A final report of the project should be submitted to InfraBuild Steel.