The Rhonda
Marriott Scholarship provides support and recognises the contribution of Aboriginal nurses and midwives and the
crucial role that they play in WA Health.
This
scholarship assists WA Health employed Aboriginal registered nurses and midwives with the costs associated with
postgraduate education. Eligible courses include Postgraduate Certificates, Postgraduate Diplomas and
Masters.
Scholarship
funding covers the full cost of each unit of study per semester and funds are dispersed once the Chief Nursing
and Midwifery Office have received a copy of results showing successful completion of each unit.
Applications
for the Rhonda Marriott scholarship for Semester 2 2022 are now closed. Applications for our Semester 1, 2023 scholarship round will be open in mid-December 2022.
You must
select that you are applying for the Rhonda Marriott scholarship on your application.
Rhonda Marriott is a Winthrop Research Professor who has been a registered nurse and
midwife for more than 40 years. Rhonda is a professionally and academically qualified senior university manager with
research expertise in clinical education and Aboriginal health and extensive experience in undergraduate and
postgraduate curriculum and program development. Find
out more about Rhonda (external site).