The Stockland Ervin Graf Scholarship Program
Each year, Stockland offers scholarships to high performing property undergraduates from a selection of Australian universities. The Ervin Graf Scholarship was created in 2003 in honour of the late Ervin Graf, founder of Stockland in 1952. The program continues to attract the highest calibre students across Australia.
Stockland currently partners with the University of Western Sydney, University of Technology Sydney, Curtin University, RMIT University and Bond University.
Successful recipients have the opportunity to gain insight into the day-to-day operation of the property investment and development industry. The program is designed to ensure our scholars have the flexibility to work around their study.
Scholarship Prize
The Scholarship consists of a monetary prize, currently $12,000 paid in fortnightly instalments as well as one year casual paid work experience with Stockland across a range of our businesses. Recipients work a minimum of 1 day a week through semester and up to full-time during semester breaks.
Upon completion of the scholarship recipients may be offered full-time permanent employment with Stockland, however, this is not a condition of the scholarship.
Eligibility and Applications
Students need to undertake full-time study during their scholarship year and achieve a minimum average mark of 70 across all subjects. Applicants must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident and be available to participate in paid work experience during the scholarship year.
In addition, each university involved in the program apply their own eligibility criteria to applicants. For more details, contact the respective university.
Applications open in August each year. Applications for the scholarship are required to be submitted directly to the university. Applications should include a resume, a copy of academic record, as well as a statement of career ambitions and personal aspirations.
A shortlist of applications are provided to Stockland and those students are contacted for an interview. Interviews, involving Stockland and University representatives take place in October each year. Paid casual work experience commences in early February of the following year.
Refer below for university details and more information on the Stockland Scholarship:
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University of Western Sydney |
University of Technology |
RMIT University |
Bond University |
Curtin University |
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State: |
NSW |
NSW |
VIC |
QLD |
WA |
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Application open date: |
5 August 2013 |
5 August 2013 |
5 August 2013 |
5 August 2013 |
5 August 2013 |
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Application close date: |
30 August 2013 |
30 August 2013 |
30 August 2013 |
30 August 2013 |
30 August 2013 |
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Degree: |
Bachelor of Business (Property) |
Bachelor of Property Economics |
Bachelor of Applied Science |
Bachelor of Property and Sustainable Development |
Bachelor of Commerce (Property and Finance) |
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Applicable to year of study: |
Final year of study in 2013. Available for work experience with Stockland from January - November 2013. |
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Specific criteria: |
Full-time students with an average mark of 70 across subjects. Applicants must be Australian Citizens or Permanent Residents. |
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Applications to be addressed to: |
Professor Graeme Newell |
Vince Mangioni School of the Build Environment |
Elima Pozenel |
Sara Comi Institute of Sustainable Development and Architecture
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Allannah Davin Scholarships Office |