The meat industry funds scholarships to encourage research in the meat industry, attract people to work in the industry and provide opportunities for workers already in the industry to progress their careers.
Three categories of scholarships are available. They are scholarships directed to:
Scholarships for postgraduate qualifications (including honours research)
The postgraduate research scholarships are for students who:
- are undertaking a PhD, Masters or Honours research degree
- are researching a subject of importance to the meat processing industry
- in disciplines including (but not limited to):
- productivity and value adding
- meat safety
- nutrition and healthy food production
- supply chains and markets
- natural resource management
- IT
- environment and climate change
Upskilling scholarships
Upskilling scholarships are for meat processing employees upgrading their qualifications. Scholarships are for:
- employees who have worked in the industry for at least two years
- undertaking study either full or part-time
- undertaking a course relevant to their career
- undertaking a course at Diploma level or higher (in exceptional circumstances, applications to undertake a Certificate IV qualification may be considered).
MINTRAC Undergraduate scholarships
MINTRAC Undergraduate Scholarships are available for students who:
- are studying full time
- are studying for a qualification relevant to the meat processing industry
- are studying at a tertiary level for the first time
- are willing to work in a meat processing plant for six weeks of the year throughout their scholarship.
Not eligible for a MINTRAC scholarship?
If you have read the eligibility criteria for MINTRAC scholarships and are not eligible, you may still be able to apply for scholarships outside of MINTRAC. Take a look at the non-MINTRAC scholarships
Progress reports for scholarship holders
As a MINTRAC scholarship holder, you are required to submit progress reports throughout your studies. The proformas for your reports are available on our website.
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