Daniel Walker McLeod Bursary

The Daniel Walker McLeod Bursary is an annual scholarship provided to students enrolled in veterinary science programs at The University of Queensland. This bursary supports students who demonstrate academic excellence and financial hardship in pursuing their studies in the field of veterinary science. The scholarship was established in 1963 by a gift from Miss J.A. McLeod, Mrs E.M. Stitt, and Miss G.E. McLeod in memory of their brother Daniel Walker McLeod, a grazier from Glen Alvon, Rosewood who died in October 1962. The bursary provides at least $1,000 in financial support for one year to assist with educational expenses. Eligible students must be enrolled in specific veterinary science programs including Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Animal & Bioscience at Gatton, Bachelor of Veterinary Technology (Honours), Masters programs in Veterinary Science, Doctor of Philosophy in Veterinary Science, or Doctor of Veterinary Clinical Science. Selection is based on academic achievements in the first year of the program and demonstrated financial need.