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“The image of Australia Awards letterhead has been removed to ensure that the information is available to people with various information accessibility needs. The image is included in the PDF version of this publication.

These Guidelines will aid you in preparing your application. You should read them in full to ensure that you meet the eligibility requirements for the Award/s.

1 SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION 5
1.1 Purpose of these Guidelines 5
1.2 About the Endeavour Awards 5
1.3 Post selection support services 5
1.4 Alumni 5
2 SECTION 2: REQUIREMENTS & CONDITIONS 6
2.1 Age 6
2.2 Approved Fields of Study 6
2.3 Award Conditions 6
2.4 Visas 6
2.5 Police Checks (Australian Award Holders Only) 6
2.6 Award Suspension and Termination 6
2.7 Employment 6
2.8 Award Completion 6
2.9 Travel Warnings 6
2.10 Fieldwork 6
2.11 Internship (Prime Minister’s Australia Asia Awards only) 6
2.12 Holding Other Scholarships 6
3 SECTION 3: APPLICATION & SELECTION PROCESSES 6
3.1 Application Dates 6
3.2 Application Process - Online 6
3.3 Application Process - Prime Minister’s Australia Asia Awards (Outgoing Australian applicants only) 6
3.4 Application Process - Manual 6
3.5 Endeavour Online 6
3.6 Assessment of Applications 6
3.7 Selection Panels 6
3.8 Outcome of Applications 6
3.9 Your Responsibility 6
3.10 Application Assistance 6
4 SECTION 4: AWARD INFORMATION (INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS ONLY) 6
4.1 Summary of Endeavour Awards 6
4.2 Citizenship and/or Permanent Residency 6
4.3 Participating Countries 6
5 SECTION 5: AWARD INFORMATION (AUSTRALIAN APPLICANTS ONLY) 6
5.1 Summary of Endeavour Awards 6
5.2 Citizenship and/or Permanent Residency 6
5.3 Participating (Destination) Countries 6
6 SECTION 6: AWARD DETAILS and ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA 6
6.1 Endeavour Postgraduate Award (includes Prime Minister’s Australia Asia Incoming Postgraduate Award) 6
6.2 Endeavour Vocational Education and Training (VET) Award 6
6.3 Endeavour Executive Award 6
6.4
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