Islamic Museum of Australia

Study support

Scholarships

Supporting the advancement of Australian Muslims in their academic and creative pursuits, through the Islamic Museum of Australia’s Patrons.

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Two programs

Find the support that fits.

A grant for people who have helped build the museum, and a national scholarship for future leaders.

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Grant

Patron’s Fund

Supports the academic or creative pursuits of Australians that will contribute to the Islamic Museum of Australia’s mission.

Grants
Up to $10,000 each, from an annual pool of $50,000
For
Artists, volunteers, staff and program facilitators who have contributed to the Museum, and their immediate family
Covers
Study or creative practice that contributes to the IMA’s mission
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Scholarship

Australian Muslim Academic Scholarship

Complete undergraduate or postgraduate study at one of Australia’s top universities, with development opportunities for future leaders across the country.

Scholarships
Ten valued at $10,000 each were planned for the inaugural year
For
Year 12 graduates with high academic merit and young working professionals with leadership qualities
Focus
Academic merit and equity, including students facing socio-economic barriers
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Partner universities

Five states, one national program.

The AMAS Program is a partnership between the Islamic Museum of Australia and universities across the country, with a dual focus on academic merit and equity.

  • La Trobe UniversityVictoria
  • University of South AustraliaSouth Australia
  • Edith Cowan UniversityWestern Australia
  • Western Sydney UniversityNew South Wales
  • The University of QueenslandQueensland

In their words

“La Trobe is a diverse and inclusive community, and we look forward to extending our support for Muslims in Melbourne’s north by welcoming new Muslim students to La Trobe.”
Professor John Dewar AOVice Chancellor, La Trobe University
“This initiative will make a difference to the lives of many young upcoming leaders in various communities across Australia.”
Professor Arshad OmariSenior Deputy Vice Chancellor, Edith Cowan University
“There is a proud culture of diversity and inclusion at the University of South Australia and we look forward to welcoming the scholarship recipients.”
Professor David G. LloydVice Chancellor and President, University of South Australia
“This generosity will enable students to further their knowledge and to pursue their dreams.”
Professor Alphia Possamai-InesedyPro Vice Chancellor, Western Sydney University

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