Churchill Fellowship

Funder: Churchill Trust

Program summary

The Winston Churchill Memorial Trust gives financial support to enable Australians from all walks of life who have exhausted opportunities within Australia and want to further their search for excellence overseas.

The Churchill Trust is an Australian Trust established in 1965, the year in which Sir Winston Churchill died. The principal object of the Trust is to perpetuate and honour the memory of Sir Winston Churchill by the award of Memorial Fellowships known as Churchill Fellowships.

At their website you can find information on and examples of fellowships.

Key dates

Applications open on the 1st January each year and close on the last day of February.

Who can apply?

What will be funded?

A Churchill Fellowship is the provision of financial support to enable ordinary Australians from all walks of life to undertake a period of overseas study, or an investigative project, that cannot be readily undertaken in Australia.

There are no prescribed qualifications, academic or otherwise, for the award of most Churchill Fellowships. Merit is the primary test, whether based on past achievements or demonstrated ability for future achievement in any walk of life. Benefit to Australia is a significant factor.

How much funding is available?

More information

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