| Eligibility |
This scholarship is available to students (Australian and International) in the 1st year of the Bachelor of Business (Farm Business Management) in 2013
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| Category |
Industry (Sustainable Agriculture), Needs (Financial) and Merit (Academic), Student (Age)
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| Value |
$20,000
The scholarship is provided via two payments; $10,000 paid in 1st year and $10,000 paid in 3rd year
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Supported By
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Ingleby Farms
Ingleby is a worldwide group of family farms. Ingleby manages pasture, arable and mixed farms in Argentina, Australia, New Zealand, Romania, Uruguay and USA.
Ingleby's head office is located in Vordingborg, Denmark - moving to Koege as of the 1st July. However the daily operation is run by the farm managers worldwide, who have hands-on knowledge of how the farms are best managed.
Each Ingleby farm is unique, but united by a shared vision. Ingleby believes in independent, locally relevant farming. At the same time, Ingleby is committed to sustainable farming that cares for people and nature.
Ingleby employs more than 200 highly skilled people worldwide who, with their enthusiasm and hard work, help pursue the Ingleby goal of farming excellence.
The Ingleby Vision
- We believe that good farming can both feed the world and protect the environment
- We therefore want to combine the best of practical, ethical and scientific know-how with good leadership and organisation
- Our farming is sustainable, with true respect for the long-term prospects of the environment, animals and people
- We supply high-quality products to the market
- We perform profitably
- We respect rules and regulations, and behave like good citizens
- our vision is built on open and clear communication throughout our organisation
www.inglebyfarms.com
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Requirements and Conditions
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Available to Australian and International Students
Applicants must be at least 20 years of age at the commencement of study, have undertaken a minimum of 24 months industry experience before course commencement and have a demonstrated commitment to a career in Agriculture.
Although this scholarship is needs based, no financial information is required to be provided.
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Applications Close
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31 August 2012
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Interviews Held
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26 September 2012
(Interviews for international applicants will be held via phone)
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| Scholarship Essay Question |
Ingleby has a vision where they believe good farming can both feed the world and protect the environment. Do you think this is possible in today's world? Please explain.
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How to Apply
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