Deadline: June 15, 2007
The Walter Mangold Trust Fund (“the Trust”) has been established to implement the belief of the late Walter Mangold, that better understanding between peoples, and consequently lessening of conflict, can be achieved by improving communication between them. He considered that the study of languages, and as a consequence the culture associated with each language, is one way to attain those outcomes.
One of the objects of the Trust is the provision of scholarships for overseas students who apply to come to
Eligibility
- In 2007 the Trust will have funds available to fund a small number of grants to further this object.
- In 2007 the Trust will be giving priority to applicants from
- The amounts available in the 2007 grant round range from $15,000.00 to a maximum of $25,000.00 for any specific grant.
Applicants must:
- demonstrate that their study or educational activity in
- be coming to
- satisfy and continue to satisfy the visa requirements for entry into
- submit a detailed program of study or educational activity, and be supported by references as to capacity and character;
- Priority may be given to applicants whose financial circumstances would not otherwise permit them to undertake studies or education activities in
Note:
It is a condition provided in the Trust Fund Deed that as part of their program of study or educational activity a grant recipient must :
- make a publication in
- deliver one or more lectures in a public or educational institution in
- with the intention of furthering the education, communication and understanding between peoples and cultures
Conditions
- Compliance with the obligation to make a publication or to deliver one or more lectures in a public or educational institution.
- Payment of the grant must be made to the applicant, in
Deadlines for 2007
- Applications open on 2 April 2007.
- Applications must be received by close of business on 15 June 2007.
- Grant decisions may be announced 6-10 weeks after the application closing date of 15 June 2007.
- Grant Agreements will be completed as soon as practicable after the successful applicants have been notified of the award of a grant.
- Payments will be made on dates and in a manner to be agreed with the Grantee.
How to Apply
Applications must be submitted on the application form which is downloadable as a Word file under "Application Form" on this website. The completed application form should be sent by e-mail in Word format only to:
studyaustralia@mangoldtrust.org.austudyaustralia@mangoldtrust.org.au
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Documents that are to be attached to an application, but cannot be e-mailed, may be sent by facsimile to +613 9387-1973 or mailed to:
Grant Applications Section
The Walter Mangold Trust Fund
How we deal with your Application
- Receipt of your application will be acknowledged by email or in writing.
- The Trust may require additional information.
- Not all applications considered can be offered a grant, or the total amount requested approved.
- All successful applicants will be required to sign a Grant Agreement before any part of the grant payment is made.
- All grant recipients are required to provide interim and final reports as agreed and periodic or final statements of accounts for the program activities as requested.
- All grant recipients must comply with the conditions imposed in the Grant Agreement.
- Grants are made directly to the grant recipient unless otherwise arranged with the recipient.
- Information in applications will be dealt with in accordance with the Trust’s Privacy Policy and all applicable legislation.
- We will inform all applicants of the result of their application.
- The decision of the Trustee on all applications is final.
- Applications will not be returned to applicants. The Trust reserves the right to destroy part or all of the applications received a reasonable time after the assessment period to which the application applies.
- Unsuccessful applicants will not automatically be considered as applications for the next round of grants. You must re-apply for each round of grants.
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