Application for the 2025/2026 Minoru Hokari Memorial Scholarship at the Australian National University is open to both local and international students who wish to continue their postgraduate degree in Australia. The scholarship is sponsored by Mr Hokari’s sister Yuki Hokari and the Australian National University to provide financial aid to applicants who seek help to further their fieldwork or related research in Australian Indigenous history. This is a competitive scholarship with a limited number of 1 award and a value of $6000 given to qualified applicants for the Minoru Hokari Memorial Scholarship.
Scholarship Overview
- Sponsor: Australian National University and Mr Hokari’s sister Yuki Hokari
- Host: Australian National University
- Type: Financial aid
- Award: 1
- Value: $6000
- Level: Postgraduate
- Target: Local and International students
- Location: Australia
2025/2026 Minoru Hokari Memorial Scholarship Qualification
The following requirements must be met by the applicants in order to be eligible for the 2025/2026 Minoru Hokari Memorial Scholarship at Massey University:
- The scholarship is open to local and international student.
- Applicants must be enrolled at any Australian university in an HDR program.
- Applicants in the past three years must have successfully complete such a program.
2025/2026 Minoru Hokari Memorial Scholarship Application process
In order to be eligible for the 2025/2026 Minoru Hokari Memorial Scholarship at the Australian National University:
- Applicants must apply through the scholarship application link.
- Applicants must provide a personal statement on the following information such as research overview, CV, indication that supervisory support is available, and budget on what the funds from this scholarship are being requested for and indicating other sources of funding.
- For more information about the scholarship, applicants can contact this email admin.rsss@anu.edu.au.
Application Deadline: 17 May 2025
Go to the Official Scholarship Website
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