Ma & Morley scholars on-country inspiration
In a journey spanning 3,700 kilometres and 60,000 years, thirteen of our 2020 Ma & Morley Scholars experienced an inspiring cultural immersion through north-west and central west NSW this year.
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The University of Newcastle offers a select number of PhD scholarships each year, but, with a short supply of scholarships and a limited stipend available, it is challenging to attract top research students to the Hunter. Your support could help us enable students to make a lasting impact.
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