Rosemary Keating Scholarship

The Rosemary Keating Scholarship is an award offered by The Australian National University to provide financial support to refugee students to help them through their first three undergraduate years. The scholarship was established by Dr Michael Keating, an ANU Alumnus and former member of the ANU Council and Finance Committee, in honour of his late wife Rosemary Keating, who was also an ANU Alumna and graduated in 1984 with an Arts degree. The award reflects Rosemary's empathy towards refugees and provides crucial financial assistance to help humanitarian visa-holders pursue their undergraduate education at ANU. One scholarship is awarded annually, providing $10,000 per annum for up to three years to support domestic students who are permanent humanitarian visa-holders.