Applications for the Study Melbourne Inclusion Program (SMIP)  are now open!

Published: 7 October 2025
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In 2026, the SMIP will provide grants of up to $30,000 for partnerships of two or more organisations to deliver activities that support and promote the wellbeing of international students.

Activities that may be considered for funding can focus on a range of topics, including (but not limited to) mental and physical health, volunteering and leadership, community engagement, arts, culture. and safety.

To learn more about the SMIP, Study Melbourne is hosting an information session on Wednesday 29 October at 10 am. The session will outline the program objectives, eligibility and assessment criteria and will include a question-and-answer opportunity. You will also hear from some previously funded organisations who will highlight their application experience and provide tips to help your application stand out.

  • Date: Wednesday 29 October
  • Time: 10-11 am
  • Location: Online
  • Registration: Humanitix link

For more information, please visit the program page.

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