HIV and viral hepatitis Scholarship

GLOWS Program 2024-2026

The Guiding Local Opportunities for Wellbeing (GLOWS) Grant Program 2024–26 offers scholarships and research grants to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, community organisations and their partners for work relating to HIV and viral hepatitis over the next three years.  Lowitja Institute aims to further increase health equity, address disparities that continue to drive disease … Continued

Learn more about the GLOWS Program 2024-2026

Supports students wanting to develop their skills and knowledge on how to increase health equity and address disparities driving transmission of HIV/viral hepatitis within Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

Eligibility Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander undergraduate and postgraduate students undertaking: Bachelor of Public Health, Bachelor of Public Health and Public Health Promotion, Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Biomedical Sciences, Master of Public Health, Master of Infectious Diseases Intelligence, Master of Infectious Diseases, or Master of Epidemiology
Subject HIV and viral hepatitis
Level Undergraduate
Covers Up to $25,000 supplementary financial support (duration one year)
Status Closed

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