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Highly Paid & Prestigious Australian Awards Scholarships for Masters/MPhil in Australia are Open Now 2025
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February 09, 2025
Deadline: April 30, 2025
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Highly Paid & Prestigious Australia Awards Scholarships for Masters/MPhil in Specific Fields in Australia are Open now
For Experienced people only
This post is specifically for Australian Award Applicants from Pakistan. If you are from any other country, then check Australian Awards Website for your country.
Apply Now for Highly Paid Scholarships to Study in Australia!
Australia Awards Scholarships are now open for eligible candidates. This opportunity is tailored for experienced professionals who are ready to advance their careers through a Masters/MPhil in priority areas that support the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
For Australian Awards Short Courses Scholarships: See this link : https://gradwinner.com/articles/australian-awards-short-courses-2025
Who Can Apply?
For Australian Awards Short Courses Scholarships: See this link : https://gradwinner.com/articles/australian-awards-short-courses-2025
Who Can Apply?
- Age Requirement: Applicants must be 45 years old or younger.
- Experience: A minimum of 5 years of post-degree professional experience is required. (It is a must)
- English Proficiency: A score of at least IELTS 6.5 or an equivalent English test score is mandatory.
- Field of Study: Your proposed study program should align with one of the SDGs. Preference will be given to candidates with degrees or experience in the priority fields listed below. Priority fields of study for Australia Awards Scholarships in Pakistan that promote Sustainable Development Goals include (but are not limited to):
- Agriculture and Rural Development
- Business Management (including MBA)
- Development Studies
- Disaster Management/Preparedness—Environmental Policy/Climate Change Adaptation
- Disability Studies
- Economics
- Education
- Energy and Renewables
- Finance
- Food Security
- Gender Studies
- Human Rights
- Integrated Water Resources Management (including Engineering)
- International Trade
- International and/or Human Rights Law
- International Relations
- International Law
- Mining (including Engineering)
- Peace and Conflict Studies
- Public Policy and/or Administration
- Public Health & Nutrition policies
- Sanitation and Clean Drinking Water
- Women’s Studies
Special Considerations
- Differently Abled: There is a special quota for differently-abled applicants. If you are differently abled, please ensure that you apply.
- Encouraged Groups: Applications from women, people with disabilities, and other marginalized groups are strongly encouraged.
Important Dates
- Application Deadline: 30 April 2025
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A Word of Inspiration: Advice by Muhammad Babar Shahzad
My life as visually challenged "blind" individual from Pakistan
I am an Australia Award Scholar, 2019 enrolled in Master's Disability Studies, Policy and Practice in Flinders University...
Despite being Visually Impaired from a remote area, I have got education from a renowned university of the country and have also represented Pakistan at various international forums. In university, I was the first blind student to opt for anthropology and I had to convince the head of the department to take me on provisional bases to which he conditionally agreed. However, my educational performance and participation in social activities satisfied the teachers and afterwards, other blind students were accepted to the program.
In 2011, I established an organization called Empower Pak to work for the rights of PWDs. Since then, I have been involved in advocating on the rights of PWDs through ensuring implementation of the UNCRPD. I have been convening disability sensitization workshops for various stakeholders. Because of these sessions attitudinal change towards disability has been visible. I have also been organizing access technology trainings for Visually Impaired. The participants have started to use computer and smartphones. In 2015, I along with other members of the organization mobilized the local philanthropist’s to support us establish a disability resource center in Abbottabad and within three months the center got established. It provides services to persons with visual impairment such as transcription of textbooks of primary and secondary classes into Braille and other accessible formats.
At the time of establishment of the organization, we had limited human and financial resources but due to strong networking with individuals and institutions, today we have offices in two Districts. We needed a braille embosser for the transcription of textbooks into Braille and despite its high cost, we arranged sufficient funds for the import of the equipment with the help of our supporters’ network. Because of partnership with the local administration, the organization has been provided an office and human resources by signing a memorandum of understanding.
After completing education, I aim to work with the provincial department of social welfare, special education and women empowerment and representative organizations of persons with disabilities of the area to establish a formal network for the initiation of an effective consultation mechanism for reviewing and revising the existent policies on disability thus ensuring maximum inclusion of people with disabilities in the policy frameworks.
