With support from the community, the Narrm Scholarship Program is providing an opportunity for talented students from diverse backgrounds so they can accept their offers and thrive at the University of Melbourne.
This one-of-a-kind scholarship program is the most comprehensive offering to undergraduate students in Australia. Narrm Scholars receive an annual living and accommodation allowance throughout their entire undergraduate degree, enrichment support to help in adjusting to university life, plus a one-off relocation allowance for regional students.
Learn more about how the program is helping more students reach their potential.
Laura’s story
Impact stories
See how the generosity of donors is helping more students feel a sense of belonging at the University and inspiring them to reach their potential.
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Laura found belonging at the University as a Narrm Scholar
As an ambitious high school student in rural Victoria, Laura feared university wasn’t in her future. Then scholarship support helped her dreams become reality.
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Support is helping Rebekka strive for better health in her communities
Rebekka’s family fell into hard times while she began her Honours studies that demanded all her time and energy. But thankfully, critical financial support gave her a lifeline.
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Supporting emerging leaders in science
Receiving a scholarship to study in the 1960s transformed Stuart Colvin’s life. Today, he honours that impact by generously giving back to the University.
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Small town, big dreams: How Narrm Scholar Crystal is writing her own story
Crystal travelled from a regional interstate town to follow her heart's calling at Melbourne. With the support of the Narrm Scholarship Program, she's laying the foundations for a career with impact.
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How Narrm Scholar Thomas found a new place to call home
Even before his final years of high school, Thomas knew he wanted to study at university. A keen learner with diverse passions – from musical theatre to student leadership – it was ultimately his love of VCE English and English Language that crystallised his desire to pursue a degree in arts.