GPG Scholarships (Higher Education)
- Category
- Foundation
- Location
- Ballarat
- Value
- $10,000
- Open date
- 30/11/2026
- Close date
- 28/02/2027
- Study sector
- Higher education
- Study level
- Bachelor, Postgraduate
- Student type
- Domestic
- Student status
- New / commencing, Continuing
- Scholarships available
- 8
- Additional eligibility criteria
- Priority given to female or Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students
- Preference to students from geographic areas within Berrybank, the South West, Central Highlands and Grampians region
- Bachelor of Engineering and Information Technology
- Graduate Certificate in Community Energy & Micro
- Master of Engineering Technology (Mechanical Engineering) Grid
- Master of Engineering Technology (Renewable Energy and Electrial Power Systems)
- Able to demonstrate a commitment to study and willingness to develop a career within the renewable energy industry
- Applicants will be required to submit a written statement describing the personal qualities, attributes and experiences they believe are important for success in the renewable energy industry. This may include examples from their study, work, community involvement or everyday life. (Maximum of 500 words)
- Academic performance will be assessed alongside the overall application with a focus on the applicant's potential to successfully complete their course.
About GPG
Global Power Generation (GPG) is the international energy generation arm of its Spain-based parent company, Naturgy Group, a pioneering multinational group in gas and electricity integration, operating in more than 20 countries. GPG has accumulated extensive experience developing over 4GW of power generation projects in 9 countries and currently employs around 520 people across the world.
Global Power Generation Australia (GPGA) is the Australian subsidiary of GPG. As one of the top independent power producers in Australia, GPG Australia has a long-term owner vision and ambitious renewable energy growth objectives. The company is committed to contributing to Australia’s renewable energy transition through the development of a portfolio of renewable assets across the country in a sustainable way with the local communities.