University of Wollongong

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Adam Gilchrist launches the annual scholarship scheme in 

honour of Sir Donald Bradman, for an Indian student to 

study at the University of Wollongong 




Adam Gilchrist launched the annual scholarship scheme in honour of Sir Donald Bradman, for an Indian student to study at the University of Wollongong (UOW).
The Bradman Scholarship will be awarded annually to an Indian student, who has completed secondary school and is equipped with academic, sporting, social skills and strong participation in cricket. UOW will waive tuition fees upto 50 per cent for the duration of chosen degree.
Gilchrist said: “Sir Donald Bradman left an enduring legacy to the game of cricket with his incredible achievements. Indian cricket fans understand that as well as anyone. He also had a vision that through education and advancement of youth, cricket could be strengthened.”

Professor Paul Wellings, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Wollongong, Adam Gilchrist, Brand Ambassador, The Hon Barry O'Farrell MP, Premier of New South Wales, Minister for Western Sydney, Dr. Peta Seaton, Director of Strategic Priorities in the Office of the NSW Premier

Gilchrist was joined by New South Wales Premier, Barry O'Farrell, MP, Wollongong Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Paul Wellings, CBE, and Bradman Foundation Vice-Chair Dr Peta Seaton. “We believe this is a wonderful opportunity for a young Indian passionate about cricket and passionate about learning,” said Prof. Wellins. Premier O’Farrell said: “Our two nations have many connections. Cricket and education are two of the strongest. This scholarship combines the two by giving an Indian student a wonderful opportunity to study at one of the leading universities.”
UOW teamed up with the Bradman Foundation to promote cricket as a cultural and sporting force. This is a new scholarship, in addition to the Foundation’s Bradman Scholarship for Australian citizens studying in Australian universities. Scholarship details are available on the University of Wollongong website.


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