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World Bank Scholarship for Master of Environmental and Resource Economics at ANU, master

Deadline
Not published, to be verified
Funding
Fully funded
Level
Master’s
Country
Australia
Language
English

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This JJ/WBGSP scholarship is for the Master of Environmental and Resource Economics at the Australian National University. It is intended for nationals of World Bank member countries eligible to borrow, and it covers tuition, travel, health insurance, housing, and a living stipend. The application starts by contacting [email protected] to get the correct procedure for this degree, then follows the route set for this master.

Verified on 21 October 2026

This World Bank scholarship supports African professionals wishing to join the Master of Environmental and Resource Economics at the Australian National University: the program covers tuition, housing, travel, insurance, and a living stipend. Deadline not published, to be verified.

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How to apply

Before preparing your application, check the blocking conditions.

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Conditions

Blocking requirements

  • Nationalité ou résidence dans un pays éligible

    Drawn from the published conditions, to be confirmed with the organiser.

  • Diplôme requis : Licence (Bachelor degree)

  • Expérience requise : Minimum 3 ans d'expérience professionnelle à temps plein (niveau ANZSCO 1) dans un domaine lié au programme.

  • Contact obligatoire

    “Applicants submitting to the Joint Japan/World Bank Graduate Scholarship Program should contact [email protected] for information on how to apply for this degree.”

Watch points

  • Nature quantitative

    “Crawford School applied economics degrees are quantitative in nature. Students whose previous qualifications are not in economics or mathematics should be aware that they will be required to undertake quantitative analysis and use abstract thinking.”

Dr Kafoutchoni’s reading

The key word here is “contact”: before applying, you must go through [email protected], or you risk preparing the file in the wrong format. The real trade-off is the GPA and experience pairing: 5/7 opens the standard route, while 4/7 only helps if you can prove 3 years of full-time experience at ANZSCO level 1. The practical move is to gather clean transcripts, solid proof of experience, and confirmation of the procedure first, then submit.

Dr Medard Kafoutchoni · PhD in Genetics & Bioinformatics · Scholarship Strategist.

Deadlines

Deadline: Not published, to be verifiedOpen2027

Date limite non publiée, à vérifier sur la page officielle.

What is actually funded

  • TuitionLa bourse JJ/WBGSP couvre généralement les frais de scolarité, le voyage, l'assurance santé et une allocation de subsistance.
  • Living allowanceAllocation mensuelle pour couvrir les frais de vie.
  • TravelBillet d'avion aller-retour.
  • Health insuranceCouverture santé incluse.

Also covered: Accommodation

Countries covered

Applicants must be nationals of World Bank member countries eligible to borrow and must also meet the program’s academic and professional requirements. The key reading is the two-tier GPA threshold: 5/7 on the standard route, or 4/7 if you can document 3 years of full-time experience at ANZSCO level 1. The application also requires prior contact with [email protected], which changes the order of the steps.

Application pathway

A short path from reading the brief to submitting a properly prepared application.

  1. Check the conditions

    Read the exclusions and blocking requirements before investing time in the application.

  2. Prepare the documents

    Gather the documents below and confirm what the programme actually requests.

  3. Submit on the official site

    Use the official application link and respect the deadline for the relevant cycle.

  4. Track the cycle

    Keep proof of submission and watch for follow-up requests from the provider.

Documents to prepare or confirm

This list helps you prepare; it does not replace the programme’s official checklist.

  • Proof of degreeRelevés de notes et diplômes officiels.
  • Preuve d'expérience professionnelleJustificatifs d'expérience professionnelle (niveau ANZSCO 1).

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