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Scholarships for business students
A senior delegation of La Trobe University (LTU), Australia lead by Professor Paul Mather, Head of La Trobe Business School (LBS) visited India with the aim of creating improved opportunities for students of both countries.
A senior delegation of La Trobe University (LTU), Australia lead by Professor Paul Mather, Head of La Trobe Business School (LBS) visited India with the aim of creating improved opportunities for students of both countries. As part of the through numerous study programmes and further enhance the existing relations between the two countries.
Announcing a new scholarship programme, Prof. Mather said, “La Trobe University’s constant endeavour to engage with key countries in our region and to keep creating enhanced opportunities for students has brought us back to India this year. The new offerings and scholarship should help students from India get maximum benefit from the expertise within LBS.”
The programmes introduced include ‘Master of Professional Accounting’ (CPA Australia Extension), ‘Master of Professional Accounting’ (Business Analytics) and ‘Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of International Relations’, ‘Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Computer Science’ for both domestic as well as international markets.
Scholarships to the value of 15 per cent, 20 per cent and 25 per cent of the total tuition fee for both undergraduate and postgraduate students commencing in 2017 were announced. “These scholarships are merit based and will be offered to students based on their prior academic performance. These scholarships will be offered to students on a first come first serve basis,” said Prof. Mather.
