
The University of Melbourne is now accepting applications for the Alfred Artingstall Prize 2025. This prestigious award, valued at up to $10,000, is open to final-year students specialising in violin or viola in the Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of Music (Honours), or Master of Music (Orchestral Performance) programs. The prize recognises exceptional artistic performance and is available to both domestic and international students.
To be eligible for the Prize, you must be in your final year of the Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of Music (Honours), or Master of Music (Orchestral Performance) at the University of Melbourne, and be specialising in violin or viola. Both domestic and international students can apply.
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Brief Description
- University or Organization:Â University of Melbourne
- Department:Â Faculty of Fine Arts and Music
- Course Level:Â Undergraduate, Honours, Graduate Coursework
- Award:Â Up to $10,000 (one-off payment)
- Access Mode:Â Online
- Number of Awards:Â At least 1
- Nationality:Â Domestic and International students
- The award can be taken in:Â Australia
Eligibility
- Eligible Countries:Â All nationalities
- Acceptable Course or Subjects:Â The scholarship will be awarded in violin or viola specialisations within:
- Admissible Criteria:Â To be eligible, applicants must:
• Be enrolled in the final year of the relevant music program.
• Be specialising in violin or viola.
• Demonstrate the most outstanding artistic performance as assessed by a selection panel.
• Note: Prior receipt of other university scholarships or prizes will be considered to ensure equitable distribution.
How to Apply
Applicants must submit an online application form during the application period.
Benefits
- A one-time financial award of up to $10,000 will be granted to at least one outstanding student.
- Awardees must agree to allow the University to share their name and course details with the donor and may be requested to submit a note of appreciation or report on the benefits.