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Surveying Education Scholarships Australia
Creating opportunity, increasing surveying knowledge and skills
Empowering growth through education
The Scholarships
The registered tax deductible trust for Tertiary Surveying Scholarships and Postgraduate Research
Geospatial Council of Australia sponsors Scholarship students to Qld Conference
What a great opportunity for scholarship holders, Nicholas Bond (second from right) and Caleb Sondergeld (second from left) to experience their first professional conference!
Both were delighted to meet the CEO of GCA, Tony Wheeler (far right), to explore the industry exhibition, and to hear the many excellent presentations.
Chair of the Foundation, Phil Pozzi, said the experience was pure gold for the students, giving them an understanding of the wider fields they might explore, to see the latest technology and to give them an understanding of the benefits of GCA membership. He expressed his gratitude to Tony for wholeheartedly sponsoring the Foundation.
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Who we are:
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A registered trust managed by the corporate trustee, ISAQ Ltd.
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A Board of Directors: Three eminent senior surveyors from the public, private and academic sectors.
An expert Advisory Committee: Six representatives from academia, private practice, and Young Professionals, inform the Board's decisions.
What we do:
The Foundation awards surveying scholarships on the basis of merit or equity to undergraduate students to complete recognised university courses and to postgraduate students for research.
Whom we benefit:
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Students who have demonstrated merit, or who are challenged because of equity issues: isolation, disability: disadvantage takes many forms.
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The surveying profession: from an upskilled and increased workforce at a time of severe skills shortage and from research into new expansion possiblities.
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The property, infrastructure, mining and agriculture industries where surveyors are foundational to any project
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We need your philanthropic help to give a lifetime opportunity to students with equity issues and to bring groundbreaking research to the surveying community.
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