UQ’s Master of Agricultural Science is one of 13 programs at UQ’s Gatton campus available under the Destination Australia scholarship.
The Australian Government is offering 40 students up to $60,000 each in financial assistance for eligible programs at UQ's Gatton campus. It's part of the Australian Government's Destination Australia scholarship program, promoting tertiary study - from certificates to Master's degrees - in regional Australia. Executive Dean of Science at The University of Queensland , Professor Melissa Brown, said the scholarship program offered commencing UQ Gatton students $15,000 per year for up to four years, plus a guaranteed place in on-campus accommodation (at their own cost) for their first year. "These generous scholarships will help give students the opportunity to not only study at a world top-50 university, but also experience living in a regional community," she said. "UQ's Gatton campus is located just over an hour's drive west of Brisbane and is home to some of the world's best teaching, learning and research facilities - particularly in agriculture and food sciences. "UQ's School of Agriculture and Food Sciences is ranked first in Australia and fifth in the world, offering knowledge, skills and research in agriculture, agribusiness, food, plants, soils and animals. "The School of Veterinary Science is ranked in the world's top 40, on a purpose-built site with first-rate facilities for teaching and research and access to horses, cattle and poultry.
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