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Tarkwa and KNUST Scholarships

Tarkwa and KNUST Scholarships

Supporting the next generation of mining professionals at UMaT and KNUST

Two scholarships, each valued at AUD $1,000, are available to support students studying at the University of Mines and Technology (UMaT), Tarkwa, and the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), Kumasi.

Eligibility

Prospective applicants must satisfy the following eligibility requirements:

  • hold a current enrolment in the second or later year of a mining industry related degree course in the 2026/27 Academic Year.
  • be a current student member of the AusIMM. To join the AusIMM, please visit this page.
  • hold a minimum CWA of 55%
  • be able to demonstrate good writing and research skills.

Your submission

Eligible applicants are invited to make written submissions on a topic of personal interest relating to the minerals industry. The submission should be original work, well structured and concise, and no more than 2,000 words in length. This, together with evidence of the requisite CWA in the form of an official transcript, should be submitted as a single PDF using the link in the banner below.

2027 applications

Applications for the 2027 award will open on Monday 11th January at 9am AEDT. The closing date will be Friday 12th February at 5pm AEDT

Please note that late submissions will not be accepted, and previous recipients of this award are ineligible to make a further submission.

Any enquiries should be made via the AusIMM 'Contact Us' form here. 

2027 applications opening soon

Applications open Monday 11 January 2027 at 9am AEDT and close Friday 12 February 2027 at 5pm AEDT.

Previous scholarship winners

Congratulations to our previous winners

 

Elly Adzo Anatsui

2026 winner
When Resource Wealth Fails: Policy, Governance and External Constraints in Resource-Rich Economies; A Case Study of Venezuela

Noah Akakpo

2026 winner
Reducing Carbon Emissions in Mining Operations for a Low Carbon Minerals Industry

Clifford Osei

2025 winner
Beyond Extraction: Building Resilient Supply Chains for Critical Minerals in an Uncertain world

Richmond Donkor

2025 winner
The Galamsey Crisis in Ghana: A National Call for Urgent Action

Daniel Boadi

2024 winner
The future of space mining and its potential impact on the global economy

Gilbert Bimpong

2024 winner
The transformative role of artificial intelligence mineral prospectivity mapping

Ebenezer Darkoh

2023 winner
Advancement in Technology for Improved Mining Efficiency

Korica Hawawu

2023 winner
Corporate social Responsibilities of Mining Companies in Ghana

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