ICAC scholarships for NSW state and local government managers to attend the Corruption and Anti-Corruption Executive Program at the Australian National University (ANU) will again be offered in 2012.
The scholarships are intended for NSW public sector managers who are responsible for the development and implementation of corruption prevention strategies within their organisation, and who are in a position to influence the direction of their organisation in dealing with corruption risks.
Applications will be invited in March 2012. Criteria and other information will be provided on this page.
All applications will be competitively assessed. Ten will be awarded; four of these will be reserved for applicants from rural and regional NSW.
The scholarships cover only the ANU course fee of $5,500. All other expenses (salary, travel and accommodation) remain the responsibility of the employing state agency or local council.
Those ineligible for the scholarships, as well as unsuccessful scholarship applicants, may still participate in the course as full-fee paying students by applying via the ANU.