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Two Music Business Scholars Awarded Cosby Scholarship
15 Apr
Summary
- Two students, Amelie Logan and Paris Mavrick, received the 2026 Justin Cosby Scholarship.
- The scholarship supports aspiring Bachelor of Music Business degree students.
- It's jointly funded by the Australian Institute of Music and private endowments.

The 2026 Justin Cosby Scholarship has been awarded to Amelie Logan and Paris Mavrick, recognizing their potential in the music business. This prestigious scholarship, established in memory of music industry executive Justin Cosby, is jointly funded by the Australian Institute of Music and an endowment from his associates.
For the first time, two scholarships were awarded due to an exceptionally strong pool of applicants. Logan, who has experience in music festivals, aims to develop her career in live music and events. Mavrick, transitioning from a sporting background, expressed a deep connection to music and a desire to contribute to the entertainment sector.
Previous recipients include Oscar Badman (2025) and Bonnie Rose Stoyanof (2024). Justin Cosby, who co-founded Inertia Music in 2000, was a highly regarded figure who worked with numerous acclaimed artists before his passing in June 2021, aged 50. Financial contributions to the scholarship were made by several prominent music industry organizations.