1. Global Grant Scholarships

2. Study Criteria Post-graduate level Coursework or research
One to four years
Rotary’s six areas of focus

3. Rotary’s six areas of focus
Basic education and literacy Disease prevention and treatment Economic and community development Maternal and child health Peace and conflict prevention/resolution Water and Sanitation

4. Examples of Studies
Education, literacy, curriculum development, special education, school administration
Public health, advanced degrees in nursing and medicine
Social science degrees with a specific focus on economic and community development, business degrees tailored for social business or microcredit
Epidemiology, nutrition, global health, public health, health promotion, degrees in nursing and medicine
Water science or engineering, water management, environmental science, epidemiology, parasitology
Conflict prevention/resolution, peace and justice studies, international relations or law with a specialisation in peace and conflict #

5. Study Criteria Outside of Australia Language proficiency
Except in countries on Rotary’s travel ban and disease/pandemic lists
Language proficiency

6. Selection Criteria
Scholars cannot be Rotarians or members of their families
Preference for scholars who reside, work or study in District 9710

7. Expectations of scholars
Knowledge of Rotary
Participate in Rotary activities before, during, and after the scholarship
Periodically report on their achievements and experiences overseas

8. Funding Minimum scholarship is US$30,000
The Foundation’s World Fund may provide up to a maximum of US$200,000

9. What clubs can do Spread the word!
If contacted by a potential applicant:
Welcome them
Help them learn about Rotary
Encourage their participation

10. Applications close
30 April 2017

11. More information
 foundation-scholars/overview.html 
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