The Florence Violet McKenzie Master of Applied Cybernetics Scholarship for Non-Traditional Pathway Students

Each year, the School of Cybernetics within the ANU College of Systems and Society may offer an award known as The Florence Violet McKenzie Master of Applied Cybernetics Scholarship for Non-Traditional Pathway Students. The objective of the Award is to support students who are undertaking either the Master of Applied Cybernetics or the Master of Applied Cybernetics (Advanced), both offered by the School of Cybernetics. It is designed to reduce barriers to entry and promote diversity by recognising each applicant's unique background, education, industry experience, and aspirations. The scholarship warmly welcomes applicants who can demonstrate a strong passion for, and relevant experience in, the field of cybernetics. Funding for this Award has been provided by the School and, where applicable, its financial partners. The Award is available to commencing ANU students who are domestic or international students, receive an offer of admission to the Master of Applied Cybernetics or Master of Applied Cybernetics (Advanced) programs, and have not completed a traditional higher education qualification but can demonstrate equivalent professional or life experience relevant to the field.