External scholarships

Australian Collaborative Education Network (ACEN) is offering eight scholarships of $1500 to provide financial support for students undertaking a WIL placement in Australia as part of their 2022/2023 university studies.

Criteria for applicants

Scholarships are open to students who:

• Are from institutions with ACEN Full Institutional Membership.
• Are based in an RA1-RA2 location and will undertake a WIL placement in an RA3-RA5 location (With the requirement that you are travelling more than 60 km) OR Are based in an RA3-RA5 location and will undertake a WIL placement in an RA1-RA2 location (With the requirement that you are travelling more than 60 km).
• Students can be domestic or international.
• Genuine relocation is required. 
• 3 weeks duration minimum and occur between 30 June 2022 - 30 June 2023.
• Placement must be full time.

For more information including the key application dates,  please visit ACEN Student Scholarships.

The AgriFutures Horizon Scholarship is a collaboration between many of the Research and Development Corporations (RDC’s), along with Cooperative Research Centre for Developing Northern Australia and FMC Australasia to provide eligible university students with a $10,000 bursary over two years and plenty of opportunities to develop their leadership skills and expand their networks. As part of the Program, students also attend an annual four-day professional development workshop and complete two weeks of industry work placements per year.

The Horizon Scholarship Program is open to students studying agriculture-related or STEM degrees with major studies and/or subject selections that align to agriculture.

To be eligible to apply students must:

• Be an Australian citizen or permanent resident
• Be studying an undergraduate degree at an Australian university
• Be entering the final two years of their degree in 2022.

Scholarship recipients will be selected on the basis of their commitment to a career in agriculture, as well as their leadership potential and tertiary academic record to date.

For more information and to apply, please visit AgriFutures Horizon Scholarship.

The Amgen Scholars Program is a summer research program that gives high-achieving 2nd year undergraduate Science students real-world research lab experience from 3 January – 25 February 2022. 

Up to 22 students will be selected to undertake the eight-week program, which includes free travel, accommodation, food, and cultural experiences, alongside an up to stipend of up to $3600. In addition to the research experience, scholars will attend industry, career and science workshops, tour elite research facilities and participate in social and cultural activities in Melbourne, the cultural and sporting capital of Australia.

Research areas include drug discovery, structural and chemical biology, medicinal chemistry, bioscience discovery genomics, proteomics and metabolomics, nano and materials science, biotechnology, computational science, physics, neuroscience, veterinary science, biomedical engineering and clinical research.

The Program was started by the Amgen Foundation in 2006 in the USA, and is now offered by 24 prestigious institutions across the globe. Get connected with a global community of research excellence with the Amgen Scholars Program. The University of Melbourne is proud to be the only institution in Australia that offers this program.

For further information about the Amgen Scholars Program and application details including the key application dates, please visit Melbourne Amgen Scholars Program.

The Andy Thomas Space Foundation supports space education and outreach in Australia and to inspire young people to pursue careers in space by building a culture of entrepreneurship and igniting a curiosity for space and related scientific activities. 

In 2022, the Andy Thomas Space Foundation is proud to offer nine innovative and immersive prizes and award programs, to a total value of more than A$300,000. These opportunities will enable students and researchers of all ages to engage with Australian and international space industry experts, promoting the growth and capability of Australia's future workforce.

Neptune Program: The Andy Thomas Space Foundation Southern Hemisphere Space Studies Program scholarships

• Applications open to graduates and senior undergraduates
• One full scholarship valued up to $15,000 [or two scholarships valued up to $18,000 if the program is held on-line]. For graduates and senior undergraduates who are Australian citizens or permanent Australian residents wishing to attend the five-week, inter-disciplinary International Space University/ University of South Australia Southern Hemisphere Space Studies Program (SHSSP) in January/February 2023.
• Applications Close: 31 October 2022

Uranus Program: The Andy Thomas Space Foundation and Australian Space Agency Graduate scholarships in space

• Applications open to postgraduate students
• Six scholarships valued at $10,000 each. Available for post-graduate students and jointly funded by the Australian Space Agency and The Andy Thomas Space Foundation. These scholarships are available for Australian citizens and permanent residents commencing an honours or masters university program in a space discipline or space-related field of research.
• Applications Close: 15 December 2022

Jupiter Program: The Andy Thomas Space Foundation and EOS Space Systems Research Awards

• Applications open to PhD students and early career researchers
• Three prizes valued at $10,000 each (sponsored by EOS Space Systems). Open to Australian researchers and doctoral candidates for the most innovative research project proposals in specified space technology fields.
• Applications Close: 6 May 2022

Pluto Program: The Andy Thomas Space Foundation and cosine Remote Sensing Project Award

• Applications open to PhD students and early career researchers
• One prize valued at $15,000. Available for Australian doctoral candidates and early career researchers focusing on projects that relate to the development and validation of novel detection methods through hyperspectral observations and algorithms to support such applications. The prize will also include a short-term visit to Europe.
• Applications Close: 6 May 2022

The Indigenous Scholarships Portal aims to increase Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students access to financial support and resources, so they are better able to achieve their education and career aspirations. 

For more information, please visit Aurora Education Foundation.

Australia Awards Scholarships are long term development awards administered by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

They aim to contribute to the long term development needs of Australia's partner countries in line with bilateral and regional agreements.

For more information, please visit  Australia Awards Scholarships.

The Relocation Scholarship is an annual payment to help certain students in higher education who are required to live away from their family home while studying.

You may be eligible for this payment if you are:

• studying full time in an approved scholarship course, and 
• receiving at least $1 of Youth Allowance (student) basic benefit or $1 of ABSTUDY Living Allowance in the fortnight in which the scholarship is payable, and
• a dependent person who has to live away from home to study or
• meet specific scholarship independence criteria, and
• starting full time study within 35 days of qualifying for the scholarship, or
• undertaking full time study for at least 35 days after qualifying for the scholarship

For more information, please visit Relocation Scholarship. Alternatively, please contact Centrelink.

Australian Rotary Health (ARH) is one of the largest independent funders of mental health research within Australia. It provides programs for indigenous and rural health, creating better health for all Australians. Our programs include:

• Indigenous Health Scholarships
• Rural Medical Scholarships
• Rural Nursing Scholarships 

For more information, please visit ARH Scholarships.

The Australian Sugar Industry Scholarship is awarded to undergraduates studying engineering (chemical, mechanical, process and electrical), science or technical disciplines at an Australian university or tertiary institution. The Australian Sugar Industry Scholarship aims to encourage the participation of high calibre students in the Australian sugar processing industry.

The Australian sugar industry will be funding scholarship recipients each year to be hosted by Australian sugar mills and refineries for up to three work placements of four weeks each over one and half years (two placements during the crushing season and one placement during maintenance).

The scholarship is a jointly funded by Australia’s sugar mills, Sugar Research Institute (SRI) and Sugar Research Australia (SRA).

In addition to financial and work placement support, the Australian Sugar Industry Scholarship program helps recipients to make the most of their university experience through extra development opportunities by building their leadership skills and professional networks.

Eligibility

You must be:

• A penultimate year student currently undertaking an engineering, science or technical degree at an Australian university or tertiary institution
• Able to undertake up to three periods of work placement over an 18 month period (12 weeks in total) during semester breaks at an Australian sugar mill location selected by SRI.
• Prior to the commencement of each work placement, the scholarship recipient must successfully complete all medical tests including alcohol and drug testing required by a sugar industry company.    
• An Australian or New Zealand citizen; or    
• A permanent resident of Australia

Further information 

• A payment of $2,500 for satisfactory work placement and completion of engineering project report
• Paid work placement at industry rates and a living away allowance of $250 per week.

For more information including the key application dates, please visit Australian Sugar Industry Scholarship.

Bendigo Bank committed to supporting young Australians. Each year we award scholarships to first year tertiary students. You need to be studying at an Australian university, college or TAFE campus for the first time.

One of our scholarship programs may make a significant difference to your future.

For more information including the key application dates, please visit Bendigo Bank Scholarships.

Together, BHP and the Australian Government Department of Education, Skills and Employment have formed the Future of Work Program to promote educational pathways in regional areas and help support Australia’s road to economic recovery.

BHP is investing up to $30 million to create 1,000 skills development opportunities through advanced apprenticeships and short courses, designed for students to help prepare regional workforces for the future and support local efforts to overcome economic challenges brought about by COVID-19.

If you meet the eligibility and course criteria, you’ll gain the opportunity to have your student contribution fees covered and you may be eligible for assistance relating to other expenses.

What makes you eligible?

• Reside in one of the following regional areas:
  • Bowen Basin and Mackay, Queensland
  • Upper Spencer Gulf and Roxby Downs, South Australia
  • The Pilbara and the Goldfields, Western Australia
  • Upper Hunter Region, New South Wales.
• Be currently enrolled, in the process of enrolling or considering enrolling in a short course (Undergraduate Certificate or Graduate Certificate) with a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP).

For more information including the key application dates, and to apply for the 2022 short course program, please visit the BHP Future of Work Program.

APRA and the Reserve Bank of Australia have established the Brian Gray Scholarship program in memory of Brian Gray, who died on 24 August 2001 while serving as Executive General manager of APRA's Policy, Research and Consulting Division.

The Brian Gray Scholarship program will fund up to four scholarships annually, to the value of $15,000 each.  The scholarship purpose is to support final year Honours and PhD students in finance, actuarial science, econometrics, statistics or related disciplines, who intend to focus full time on their studies and research. 

For more information including the key application dates, please visit Brian Gray Scholarship program.

The Capstone Editing Early Career Academic Research Grant for Women

This grant provides up to $5,000 for one female academic per year to assist with the costs associated with a research project leading towards a publication. 

For more information including the key application dates, please visit The Capstone Editing Early Career Academic Research Grant for Women.

The Capstone Editing Carer's Travel Grant for Academic Women

This grant provides up to $3,000 for one female academic per year to assist with childcare costs in relation to travel to conduct research or present a paper at a conference. 

For more information including the key application dates, please visit The Capstone Editing Carer's Travel Grant for Academic Women.

The Capstone Editing Conference Travel Grant for Postgraduate Research Students

This grant provides up to $3,000 for one postgraduate student per year to assist in covering the costs of attending a conference in relation to their degree. 

For more information including the key application dates, please visit The Capstone Editing Conference Travel Grant for Postgraduate Research Students.

The Capstone Editing Laptop Grant for Postgraduate Coursework Students

This grant provides $3,000 for one postgraduate student per year to purchase a computer or laptop and software for their studies. (The recipient will receive one $3,000 gift voucher for Harvey Norman.)

For more information including the key application dates, please visit The Capstone Editing Laptop Grant for Postgraduate Coursework Students.

The Capstone Editing Research Scholarship for Honours Students

This scholarship provides up to $3,000 for one Honours student per year to assist with covering the costs associated with the research for their thesis. 

For more information including the key application dates, please visit The Capstone Editing Research Scholarship for Honours Students.

The Capstone Editing Textbook Grant for Undergraduates

This grant provides $3,000 for one undergrad per year to assist with covering the cost of their textbooks for the duration of their degree. (The recipient will receive one $1,000 gift voucher per year for three years.)

For more information including the key application dates, please visit The Capstone Editing Textbook Grant for Undergraduates.

This grant provides up to $5,000 for one researcher per year to undertake an innovative research project. 

For more information including the key application dates, please visit The Capstone Editing Grant for Mid-Career Researchers.

In recognition of the contribution made by the former McDonald's Corporation CEO, Charlie Bell, a scholarship for future leaders has been created in his name recognising Charlie's commitment towards the provision of ongoing learning and education.

The Charlie Bell Scholarship for Future Leaders will reward successful candidates with a contribution of up to $15,000 towards tuition fees for their chosen undergraduate or post graduate study.

The City of Logan Tertiary Education Bursary offers financial support for university students in Logan City. We work with several organisations in south east Queensland to provide financial support to young people in Logan wishing to undertake tertiary studies. 

Students from families with limited financial resources are encouraged to apply. 

We award a number of tertiary education bursaries each year. Successful applicants receive a $5,000 bursary in instalments for each semester (or trimester) of a three-year course. 

Eligibility

Are you:

• currently completing Year 12 and demonstrating commitment to your studies?
• a resident of the City of Logan?
• planning to undertake full-time undergraduate tertiary studies in 2022?
• in need of some financial assistance to realise your goal?

For further information about the bursary and application details including the key application dates, please visit City of Logan Tertiary Education Bursary.

The CSIRO postgraduate programs and scholarships provide the future generation of scientists and engineers with the opportunity to launch their scientific careers working alongside leading researchers in world class facilities to deliver real would solution.

Postgraduate scholarships are available to full-time and part-time postgraduate students who are undertaking a higher degree by research. Our scholarships are available to students enrolled at an Australian university for projects that align with CSIRO's priority research areas.

Postgraduate scholarships will be offered to high achieving postgraduate students who are enrolled at an Australian university.

Recipients of postgraduate scholarships are generally required to be Australian Citizens or hold Permanent Residency status. However, in fields in which there is a national skill shortage, scholarships may be awarded to overseas candidates, provided they meet Department of Immigration and Citizenship policy guidelines. International students must be able to provide evidence of admission to an Australian university.

For more information and to apply, please visit CSIRO Postgraduate Programs and Scholarships.

What is DUS

Whilst studying for a job-relevant degree at your choice of accredited university, join the Australian Defence Force (ADF), have your fees paid for, earn a salary while you complete your degree, and walk straight into a great ADF role following graduation.

Complete your studies with a salary 

Apply for a role in the Navy, Army or Air Force while still studying for a degree at any accredited university in Australia. If you are accepted for sponsorship you will join your chosen Service then concentrate on your studies, while enjoying a salary and many other benefits.

What you will love

• A guaranteed job on graduation
• Assistance with your HELP fees
• Textbook reimbursement
• Subsidised accommodation
• Free dental and medical care
• Professional development

How to apply

To apply for sponsorship of the degree you are currently studying, you must first apply for a job in the Navy, Army or Air Force and go through the standard application process.

When to apply

You can apply for sponsorship at any point during your degree, as long as you have completed your first semester and received your results. It's best to apply in your first year of university, to maximise your sponsorship time.

For more information and to apply, please visit Defence University Sponsorship.

With the support of NSW Government, the Australia's Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) offers FutureNow and FutureNow Plus scholarships to graduates or early career researchers working on industry-focused research projects that support developments in health, defence, aerospace engineering and nuclear technologies.

Scholarship recipients will have access to the expertise and technology needed to facilitate cutting edge discoveries in advanced manufacturing, health, environment and the nuclear fuel cycle.

To qualify for the ANSTO FutureNow Scholarships, you must:

• Be a graduate of a bachelor or equivalent degree or higher and be within five years of graduation or be undertaking a higher degree by research
• Be available to spend 6 months researching at an ANSTO facility
• If you are an Australian or New Zealand student, be enrolled at a university that is an AINSE member
• All applications for a FutureNow Scholarship are subject to a probity check, which may involve a national security, police and/or other checks.

For more information and to apply, please visit ANSTO FutureNow Scholarships.

About Gas Detection Australia 

Gas Detection (Australia) Pty Ltd (GDA) is a leader in Gas Detection technology. We are a manufacturer of gas detectors/sensors for detecting gases such as Carbon Monoxide (CO), Carbon Dioxide (CO₂), Oxygen (O₂), Ammonia (NH₃), Hydrogen (H₂), Flammable Gases (Methane (CH₄), Propane (C₃H₈), Butane (C₄H₁₀), Refrigerant Gases (R123, R134a, R410a, R404) etc. We also manufacture our own single channel, dual channel and multi channel controllers respectively. The company is based in Toowoomba QLD and has very close links with the University of Southern Queensland where much of the pioneering research work is carried out. Gas Detection Australia proudly boasts of its research and manufacturing base in Australia thereby affording its clients excellent technical back up and service.

The CWSE

The Combined Work and Study Experience (CWSE) is primarily designed to assist existing USQ students who are studying the Electrical/Electronic Engineering at the University of Southern Queensland (USQ) in Toowoomba but are financially challenged or have socio-economic reasons that may be preventing them from studying at USQ.

• Be an Australian Citizen.
• Reside the Darling Downs area.
• Undertaking or have been offered a B Eng course in Electrical Electronic Engineering at USQ.
• Have financial or socio-economic reasons that may prevent you from studying at USQ.
• Be willing and, as importantly, desiring to undertake regular on the job work experience on campus in electrical/electronic engineering.

To give back to the community, Jacaranda Finance offers an annual scholarship worth $10,000 AUD to an Australian-based student and entrepreneur. 

It is a merit based scholarship that is available to all currently enrolled tertiary students studying a certification, undergraduate or Master’s degree in one of the following fields: Commerce, Business, Technology or Finance.

The Award

The monetary grant has a total value of $10,000 AUD. This value is deposited as a single lump payment to the chosen winner on confirmation of winner’s details.

Eligibility 

To meet the eligibility criteria for this grant, candidates must be:

• Currently enrolled in an Australian University or TAFE Course in the field of Commerce, Business, Technology or Finance;
• Currently operating their own business under a registered ABN (Australian Business Number);
• A permanent Australian resident.

For more information and to apply, please visit the Jacaranda Finance Scholarship for Entrepreneurs.

As part of our community support program, Jade Finance Australia is awarding a $5000 academic scholarship to empower an undergraduate or master’s student advance their studies in the fields of finance, business and commerce. The Jade Finance Scholarship will be awarded to the applicant, selected by our expert panel, who has been judged to have submitted the most outstanding response to our selection criteria theme: Trends, changes and impacts on the finance lending sector.

The scholarship is open to both part-time and full-time undergraduate and postgraduate students, who are currently enrolled in and completed one year of study in a commerce, financial studies or business studies course at an accredited university.

Larsen Jewellery is offering a scholarship of $3,000, to go towards the University or TAFE tuition fees of one individual, for either a jewellery or jewellery design related course, or a design or visual arts related course based in Australia.

The applicant must meet the following eligibility criteria to be considered for the scholarship:

• Applicant must display an interest and passion for jewellery, design or visual arts.
• Applicants must be either accepted, enrolled or in the process of applying to a relevant course or program at an Australian University or TAFE.

As a subset of our engagement activities in all streams, the National Association of Women In Construction (NAWIC) QLD offers student and leadership scholarships annually to suitable applicants. 

About the Scholarship

The scholarship is designed to support women in all fields of construction.

Recipients of the NAWIC scholarship are encouraged to:

• Attend a NAWIC QLD Education & Mentoring Committee meeting (held monthly), to share their experiences, thoughts and suggestions with the group.;
• Attend a NAWIC QLD event or seminar during the year the scholarship is awarded; 
• Promote the scholarship on campus at the following year's launch; and,
• Be open to participating in NAWIC School Engagement panel discussions during the year the scholarship is awarded.  

NAWIC QLD will provide an opportunity for the scholarship recipient to provide input to the NAWIC QLD social media channels, in the form of either an article or short post.

Please note the recipients essay will be made available through one or more NAWIC QLD channels – such as the NAWIC website, Facebook page and LinkedIn page.  

The Scholarship is valued at $2,500 for one year paid in two instalments of $1,250. NAWIC will provide a year’s free student membership to NAWIC QLD as part of the scholarship prize.

Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the Scholarship you must:

• Be a female;
• Reside in Queensland;
• Be enrolled full time in the second or third year of an undergraduate degree program, related to property, architecture, engineering or construction;
• Have a minimum 5.0 (on 7 point scale) or 2.5 (on 4 point scale) GPA, and continue to meet all other eligibility requirements to receive the second payment.  Failure to comply may result in termination of the scholarship at the discretion of the NAWIC committee.

For more information and to apply, please visit NAWIC Scholarships.

The National Council of Women of Queensland (NCWQ) has been running a bursary program for female students since 2009. In conjunction with our bursary partners, bursaries are awarded annually across a wide range of criteria. NCWQ Bursary recipients demonstrate qualities of leadership; community service; perseverance; and determination, often despite life’s obstacles, to follow their personal and professional passions.

The New Columbo Plan (NCP) Scholarship Program is an Australian Government initiative. The Program offers around 120 scholarships annually to a diverse cohort of Australian undergraduates studying a variety of disciplines in up to 40 Indo-Pacific locations. Scholars undertake offshore programs including study, language training and an internship and/or mentorship for up to 19 months. 

What does the Scholarship include?

The New Colombo Plan Scholarship consists of:

• travel allowance - up to $2500
• establishment allowance - up to $2500
• monthly stipend (for study and internship/mentorship) - up to $2500 per month
• health and travel insurance for the duration of the Scholar's program
• mental health allowance for the reimbursement of services - up to $1000.

Other benefits may include:

• payment of up to 1 academic year of tuition fees payable to the host institution (if required) - up to $20 000 
• full time language training (1-6 months) fees payable to the provider - up to $10 000. 

The Carolyn Allport Scholarship is available for a woman undertaking postgraduate feminist studies, by research, in any discipline, awarding $5000 per year for a maximum of 3 years to the successful applicant. Applicants must be currently enrolled in postgraduate studies, by research, in an academic award of an Australian public university. This scholarship has been created in recognition of Dr Carolyn Allport’s contribution to the leadership and development of the Union in her 16 years as National President.

About the scholarship

The Defence Nuclear Science and Engineering Undergraduate Scholarships are aimed at encouraging high-performing STEM students to continue their studies in disciplines relevant to nuclear science and engineering.

The Commonwealth, through the Department of Defence, will provide a number of scholarships, each for a maximum period of three years. The number of scholarships in each year depends on the calibre of candidates.

Multiple scholarships will be awarded to applicants who can demonstrate strong academic results in STEM study areas of nuclear science and engineering, and have an interest in a career in Defence. Factors such as STEM outreach and community leadership and involvement, will also be considered in the application process.

Eligible students must be Australian citizens who are studying at an undergraduate level, with up to four more full-time years of study in their degree program, which can include Honours or Masters pathways.

Benefits

• Financial support of $20,000 per annum for up to four years of full-time study.
• A fellowship program with Defence.
• A placement with Defence during the course of the scholarship.
• Mentoring from a Defence based mentor who can provide career and study advice.

Value

The scholarship has a value of $20,000 per student per annum. The university will pay the student a $10,000 payment bi-annually at the beginning of each semester for up to four years.

Students will be responsible for direct payment of all university fees. Students are also responsible for the costs of books, study materials, accommodation and all other costs of study.

Duration

The scholarship is payable for a maximum of four years on a full-time basis, unless otherwise approved by the Department of Defence.

Eligibility

Successful candidates may be required to undertake work on and be provided with technical information pertaining to defence articles subject to third party restrictions or limitations.

To ensure compliance with third party restrictions and conditions, any applicant who holds, or has previously held, citizenship or permanent residency of a country other than Australia will be required to declare and indicate the country or countries of citizenship or permanent residency in their application.

Restrictions imposed by third parties on access to defence articles and associated technical data by dual national employees will apply.

• Applicant is studying a STEM degree in the following disciplines relevant to nuclear science and engineering, including but not limited to:
  
  • advanced manufacturing
  • aerospace engineering
  • electrical and electronic engineering
  • mechanical engineering
  • marine engineering
  • naval architecture
  • nuclear physics
  • high performance computational physics
  • marine science.
• Applicant is studying at an undergraduate level, with up to four more years of full-time study in their degree program, which can include Honours or Masters pathways.
• Applicant has a GPA of 5.0 or higher.
• Applicant is an Australian citizen.
• Applicant is not holding a scholarship related to Defence nuclear science and engineering concurrently.
• Applicant is not currently employed with the Department of Defence through the Australian Public Service, Australian Defence Force or another contracting arrangement.
• Applicant must be able to hold and maintain either a baseline, negative vetting level 1, negative vetting level 2 or positive vetting security clearance.

For more information including the key application dates and to apply, please visit the Australian Government Department of Defence website Nuclear Science and Engineering Undergraduate Scholarship.

PCL Lawyers is committed to helping students to grow and achieve success in their legal career.

A part of our values is also being pragmatic. Helping our clients who are predominantly small and medium sized businesses (SME) achieve their outcomes. We help our SME clients achieve the best outcomes not only just through a purist legal lens, but by considering their commercial considerations and ramifications.

Together with both ambitions in mind we are seeking to financially assist students who have an interest in working with SMEs whether it is commercial, property, litigation, employment or building and construction.

Successful lawyers who practise in this area have a “commercial understanding”. This is understanding commercial negotiations and pressures business owners face. We hope to encourage students to consider a career in helping SME clients. It is an exciting and challenging “real world” area of law.

We are offering a scholarship to students currently studying a Bachelor of Laws at University in their final or penultimate year.

We are offering two Law Students, with a WAM of 70 or more, a grant of $5,000 to assist them through the final stage of their degree. One grant will be prioritised for a Victorian Student.

About The Scholarship

We are pleased to offer two $5,000 cash grants to support the studies of two successful applicants this year.

The deadline for applying for the scholarship is April 30, 2022.

The successful applicants must have an interest in pursuing a legal career.

The winner will be chosen in May 2022 and the grant paid prior to May 30, 2022.

Eligibility

Applicants must be currently enrolled and studying at an Australian University this calendar year.

As an Applicant you must:

• be a law student in your final year or penultimate year of university study;
• be studying a Bachelor of Laws;
• have a Minimum Average Weighted Mark (WAM) of 70 or equivalent; and
• be a domestic student; and
• be able to provide evidence of enrolment and your WAM (requested for shortlisted applicants only).

We also promote our grant recipients through social media and other online events and as a part of your application you agree for your name and photo to be used for such purposes.

For further information and to apply, please visit PCL Lawyers Legal Scholarship.

The Pinnacle Foundation provides educational scholarships, mentoring and opportunities for young LGBTIQ+ Australians to realise their full potential and overcome challenges arising from their identity. Scholarships are awarded for fulltime study at public institutions of higher education in Australia, for the purpose of gaining an educational or vocational qualification in any profession, trade or the arts.

Scholarships are open to young LGBTIQ+ Australians who meet the criteria detailed below:

Eligibility

To be eligible for consideration for a Pinnacle Foundation Scholarship, you must meet every one of the following eligibility criteria:

• Australian citizen or permanent resident (proof required during application stage)
• At least 18 years of age and younger than 27 years of age on 20 January in each year for which the scholarship is sought
• Have achieved good or reasonable scholastic results given your circumstances
• Will be undertaking fulltime studies
• Identify as a member of the LGBTIQ+ community.

For more information including the key application dates, please visit Pinnacle Foundation Scholarship.

Each year, the Power Tynan Scholarship Program provides an opportunity for successful year 12 school-leavers to study (part-time) at university while working full-time for Power Tynan. We also accept applications from current university students. Power Tynan subsidises the successful individual’s university fees for all successfully completed subjects and the scholarship recipient is in the enviable position where they can apply their knowledge practically and receive valuable on-the-job mentoring and training whilst being paid.

Power Tynan is one of Toowoomba’s largest and most diverse financial services provider. We offer a complete suite of services including taxation, business advisory, superannuation, leasing and finance and audit services. We also offer financial planning and business intelligence/data analysis through our partner businesses.

• Intends to commence studying at university in the relevant year;
• Has the capacity to undertake the substantial responsibility and effort that comes with combined full-time work and part-time study;
• Wants to join a dynamic organisation that offers mentoring, training and a commitment to advance the right people.

For more information including the key application dates, please visit Power Tynan Scholarship Program.

Promotion Products Pty. Ltd. has been a Brisbane-based market leader in the promotional marketing industry for over 14 years. We value the role of education in our community and believe in supporting those who may need a little financial assistance in attaining further education. We recognize that many students suffer from financial strain during their time in tertiary education, and by offering this scholarship program we wish to continue to support and grow the skills of the next generation who will enact positive change in their community.

Promotion Products Bi-Annual $3000 Scholarship

Open to all students currently, or about to, undertake further education.

Applications for the February 2021 scholarship must be received by 15 January 2021. Applications for the August 2021 scholarship must be received by 15 July 2021.

For more information including the key application dates, please visit Promotion Products Bi-Annual Scholarship.

Budget Promotion Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander $3000 Sponsorship Award

Open to anyone of an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander background that is currently, or about to, undertake further education.

Providior is a leading provider of specialist funding solutions to professional service firms and their clients. We are a private, independent and wholly Australian-owned company based in Brisbane and operating nationally. 

The Providior Scholarship was established to encourage and support Australian students who excel in business, finance or law and are passionate about pursuing a career in legal funding, with an emphasis on new product and new market development.

Value
The Scholarship is valued at $2,000 as a one-off payment which is payable upon the selection of the successful nominee.

Eligibility
Applicants must have Australian citizenship or Australian permanent residency and enrolled in their final year in a Graduate Certificate, Bachelors or Master’s in Business Administration or related law, business or finance qualification in Australia.

Selection Criteria
The Scholarship will be awarded on the basis of academic merit – especially in business, finance and law-related subjects – their resume, research proposal, covering letter and possibly an interview with Providior’s Leadership Group.

A Practical Training placement with Providior may be offered to the successful nominee.

The Puggy Hunter Memorial Scholarship Scheme (PHMSS) is designed to encourage and assist undergraduate students in health-related disciplines to complete their studies and join the health workforce. The scheme provides scholarships for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people studying an entry level health course.

The Australian Government established the Scheme as a tribute to the late Dr Arnold ‘Puggy’ Hunter’s outstanding contribution to Indigenous Australians’ health and his role and Chair of the National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (NACCHO). NACCHO News – special tribute edition provides an insight to Puggy and his tireless efforts to improve Aboriginal health.

Eligible health areas

• Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander primary health care
• Dentistry/oral health (excluding dental assistants)
• Mental health studies
• Nursing (RN & EN)
• Midwifery
• Medicine
• Allied health (excluding pharmacy)

Examples of eligible study areas.

Eligibility criteria

Applications will be considered from applicants who are:

• of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander descent (Applicants must identify as and be able to confirm their Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander status.)
• enrolled or intending to enrol in an entry level or graduate entry level health related course (Courses must be provided by an Australian registered training organisation or university. Funding is not available for postgraduate study.)
• intending to study in the academic year that the scholarship is offered.

A significant number of applications are received each year; meeting the eligibility criteria will not guarantee applicants a scholarship offer.

Please note: You do not need to be currently enrolled in a course to complete a scholarship application, you simply need to be intending to enrol in semester one 2022, at any accredited course provider in Australia.

Selection criteria

These are competitive scholarships and will be awarded on the recommendation of the independent selection committee whose assessment will be based on how applicants address the following questions:

• Describe what has been your driving influence/motivation in wanting to become a health professional in your chosen area.
• Discuss what you hope to accomplish as a health professional in the next 5-10 years.
• Discuss your commitment to study in your chosen course.
• Outline your involvement in community activities, including promoting the health and well-being of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people.

The scholarships are funded by the Australian Government, Department of Health and administered by the Australian College of Nursing. The scheme was established in recognition of Dr Arnold ‘Puggy’ Hunter’s significant contribution to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and his role as Chair of the National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation.

Value of scholarship 

Funding is provided for the normal duration of the course. Full time scholarship awardees will receive up to $15,000 per year and part time recipients will receive up to $7,500 per year. The funding is paid in 24 fortnightly instalments throughout the study period of each year.

For further information about the PHMSS and application details including the key application dates, please visit the ACN Indigenous Health Scholarships.

Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth Scholarships give talented students from anywhere in the Commonwealth the opportunity to gain a Master's degree, while developing new skills, experiencing life in another country, and building their global networks.

Scholarships are for students committed to creating change in their communities and contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals. The scholarships are named in honour of Her Majesty The Queen, Head of the Commonwealth and ACU Patron, and are fully funded and supported by numerous Commonwealth Governments.

Scholars will join an active international alumni network of more than 35,000 individuals who have benefitted from the life-changing opportunities a Commonwealth Scholarship offers, and will contribute to the development of the future Commonwealth.

What's on offer?

• Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth Scholarships offer a life-changing opportunity for cultural exchange and academic collaboration in unique environments across the globe.
• Awards are fully funded, providing tuition fees, a return economy flight, an arrival allowance, and a regular stipend (living allowance).
• Awards are for Master's degrees and are not applicable to distance learning courses.
• Awards are open to citizens of all Commonwealth countries, other than the host country.
• Award holders will build deeper and stronger links across the Commonwealth network, acting as ambassadors between home and host countries.

The benefactor, and founder of the Ramsay Centre, Paul Ramsay wanted to support outstanding, thoughtful, and imaginative young Australians to pursue graduate study at the world's best overseas universities.

The Ramsay Postgraduate Scholarships have been made possible through his generosity and are among the most generous scholarships currently on offer in Australia.

Scholarships are offered for one, two and, in select cases, three years of coursework and/or research. There are two main types of scholarships available as part of the suite of Ramsay Postgraduate Scholarships:

• World Universities Ramsay Postgraduate Scholarship (Value of AUD$85,000 p.a.) for students undertaking postgraduate study at the world's best universities (e.g. Oxford, Cambridge, UCL, Harvard, Princeton and Bologna)
• St John's College, Annapolis, Ramsay Postgraduate Scholarship (Value of AUD $67,000 p.a. for two years) for students undertaking a Master of Arts in the Liberal Arts.  Students will also participate in an internship program, in an area of interest to them, in Washington D.C.

Up to 25 scholarships a year may be awarded, with the majority awarded in category 1.

Students in regional areas often have to relocate in order to study, leaving behind the support of family and friends and feeling torn between their education and their obligations. Fortunately, assistance in the form of a scholarship can help ease some worries and allow greater freedom to more regularly visit home and lend a hand.

This is more important than ever, with many RASF Rural Scholarship recipients coming from drought-stricken towns and farms that need all hands helping whenever possible. Many applicants mention the financial burden of needing to return home to help in holidays and the resulting lost opportunity to work.

Our Rural Scholarship program goes a small way to ensure students from regional areas can chase the same education dreams as students from metropolitan areas.

Who can apply for a RAS Foundation Rural Scholarship?
Rural Scholarships are available to support individuals in NSW who demonstrate a passion for rural communities and commitment for any career that will ensure the future success of rural and regional NSW.

Applicants for a Rural Scholarship must:

• Be enrolled in or applying for study in any accredited tertiary course at an approved Australian education provider
• Demonstrate a desire to contribute to the future of rural NSW
• Demonstrate how a scholarship would assist them in achieving their education or training goal
• Be an Australian citizen or permanent resident

What type of courses qualify for the RAS Foundation Rural Scholarship?
There is no limit on the types of courses that qualify or the age of the applicant. You could be studying anything from physiotherapy, engineering, teaching, agricultural science, horticulture, medicine and commerce - and almost everything in between.

You could be studying at University, TAFE or VET courses, on campus or by distance learning. However applicants all have one thing in common - a desire to play an active part in the future of rural NSW.

What scholarships are available?
Scholarships of up to $6,000 for full-time study or $3,000 for part-time study are available. 

For more information including the key application dates, please visit RAS Foundation Rural Scholarship.

We know that real health for you and your family is only ever as good as the people who are providing it.  And we know that finances are a key factor for families as well as insurance products and services.  So with that in mind, we are helping to encourage the best people in to the healthcare, business and finance industries by providing the Real Futures Grant.

The value of this grant is AUD $5,000 (total amount).  This amount is paid as a one off payment to the winner.

To be eligible, you must be enrolled full-time in an accredited Australian Tertiary Education Institution and be studying for a certificate, diploma, degree or traineeship in any of the following areas:

• Business - including any business related courses from any institution.
• Finance - including actuarial, statistics, accounting and general finance courses.
• Medicine - including medical and health sciences, surgery and medical research.
• Healthcare - including health and fitness-related specialties, sport sciences, health services assistance and international health.
• Specialist healthcare - including nursing, optometry, dentistry and pharmacy.

Only citizens or permanent residents of Australia can apply.

You must have reached 18 years of age to enter.

This grant is offered annually to one person. 

Rhodes Scholarships provide opportunities for outstanding all-round students to study at the University of Oxford.

Scholars are selected on the basis of their exceptional intellect, character, leadership and commitment to service. A Rhodes Scholarship supports you in full-time study at the University of Oxford. You can choose from a wide variety of courses.

Each year, there are nine Scholarships available for Australia.

The first Australian Rhodes Scholars took up residence in Oxford in 1904, and since that time many hundreds of Australians have been awarded the Scholarship.

Of the nine scholarships available each year in Australia, each state offers one Scholarship that is awarded by a selection committee of seven members (including three Rhodes Scholars) based in the state. In addition, there are three Australia-at-Large Scholarships awarded by a selection committee based in Canberra. This selection committee will consider applicants from the ACT and other territories of the Commonwealth, as well as those candidates nominated by state selection committees. Please note that applicants cannot apply directly to Australia-at-Large.

This scholarship assists Australian Indigenous students to undertake post-secondary study in Queensland. It is awarded to Australian Indigenous students in their second or subsequent year of study at participating institutions.

It was established in 1987 and is maintained by gifts from Mr Robert Noel Hammon.

Eligibility

The scholarship is open to Indigenous students who:

• have successfully completed at least one year of a program at a participating institution, and
• are enrolled on a full-time basis for a subsequent year of that program or a further program at that or another participating institution.

Participating institutions include:

• The University of Queensland (UQ)
• Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
• University of Southern Queensland (USQ)
• CQUniversity (CQU)
• Queensland TAFE Colleges.

How to apply

Submit completed application form with supporting documentation to ugscholarships@uq.edu.au by the closing date.

Selection criteria

The selection committee will take into account:

• academic achievement in previous studies
• any other scholarship, bursary, award or benefit, whether governmental or otherwise, to which the applicant is entitled
• any other matter that the selection committee considers to be relevant to the applicant's future success.

Social and economic need may also be considered.

Preference will be given to eligible applicants who are undertaking studies in:

• Science
• Engineering
• Medicine
• Dentistry
• Architecture
• Agriculture
• Veterinary Science.

For more information, please visit The R.N. Hammon Scholarships.

The RSL Queensland Scholarship Program aims to empower ex-Defence personnel, Defence partners and veteran dependants by supporting them through tertiary study. 

Ex-Defence and Partner Scholarships are managed by RSL Queensland. Further information and application forms can be obtained on the RSL Queensland website. 

Our Veteran Dependant Scholarship program is managed by the Australian Veterans’ Children Assistance Trust (AVCAT) on behalf of RSL Queensland. Contact AVCAT directly to apply. 

Value: up to $12,000 
Duration: up to 3 years 

Eligibility

Visit the RSL Queensland website for full scholarship eligibility details, application processes and scholarship terms and conditions. 

Application dates 

Applications for all RSL Queensland Scholarships open on Vietnam Veteran’s Day, 18 August, for scholarships commencing from January the following year. 

Closing dates 

Applications close for Veteran Dependant Scholarships on 31 October. 

Applications remain open for Ex-Defence and Partner Scholarships until all available scholarship funding for the relevant year is awarded, or until 30 April each year. 

More information 

Call: 134 RSL
Email: scholarships@rslqld.org 

Visit: rslqld.org/scholarships
Visit AVCAT: avcat.org.au 

The Rural and Regional Enterprise Scholarships (RRES) program was announced in 2016 to help Australians in regional and remote areas to access higher education. It supports people studying from Certificate IV through to PhD level.

Over 4,000 students have received scholarship funding since the program’s first round which commenced in 2018.

Scholarships support flexible study arrangements, and are available to eligible students:

• commencing a new course of study in 2022
• studying on campus, online or via distance education
• studying from six months full-time up to eight years part-time
  

Eligible students may receive up to $18,000 each (e.g. for a full-time, four-year qualification). Shorter, part-time qualifications are paid on a pro rata basis. An extra $500 is also available to support an internship. The Rural and Regional Enterprise Scholarships Program (RRESP) has been introduced to improve access to and completion of tertiary education courses for students from regional and remote areas in Australia.

Benefits

The Scholarship payments will assist the Recipient with the financial costs of attending their institution and undertaking their Eligible Course of Study and Internships. 

Eligibility

PRES is available to students who:

• meet Australian citizenship or residency requirements 
• are commencing a new course of study in the same year as the relevant scholarship round
• can provide evidence of financial need
• have a permanent home address in a regional or remote area, as defined by the Australian Statistical Geography Standard (ASGS) 2016.

Scape is committed to supporting Australia’s future leaders through the 2022 Scape Group Accommodation Scholarship Program. We’d like to support students who may need a helping hand who might otherwise miss out on their university experience as well as celebrating those high-achievers for all their hard work. We have a limited number of 50% rent subsidised scholarships available in Adelaide, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne at selected Scape Group properties.

Scape is proud to offer two scholarship categories:

• Scape Rising Stars Accommodation Scholarship for Academic Excellence
• Scape Accommodation Support Scholarship

All scholarship recipients will have access to brilliant buildings and impressive student living in central locations. Scape has taken care of everything with bills, access to in-house cinemas, gyms, study/lounge areas included in your weekly rent. We also have an action packed social calendar to help you make friends and easily settle into your new home.

For further information about the program and scholarship application details including the key application dates, please visit Scape Scholarships 2022.

The International RiverFoundation is proud to announce that we are accepting round two applications for the Seqwater Water Steward Scholarship. This scholarship will provide 20 emerging water professionals from Southeast Queensland access to the River Steward Program through our RiverAcademy platform. Submit your application and become a water steward in your community today!  

The River Steward Program 

The River Steward Program comprises three courses integral to understanding rivers and water management. 

• River Leadership - An introduction to leadership in context to driving positive change for river basins. 
• River Resilience - Resilience is a new way of thinking. The constant disturbance regime that rivers are facing has created a need for resilience.
• River Restoration - Study the processes that operate in river systems and the landforms which they create or have created. 

Recipients will also receive an hour personal mentoring session with an instructor of their choice. Each instructor has their own unique skillset that will further enhance the scholarship experience of the students. 

How to Enter

To apply for this scholarship, you must reside in Southeast Queensland and are studying in a relevant field or beginning your career as a water professional. 

Been considering ‘going rural’ for your clinical placement this semester? Southern Queensland Rural Health (SQRH) is offering a limited number of $1000 bursaries to eligible students.

What’s the eligibility criteria?

• You need to be planning an extended rural clinical placement (8+ continuous weeks) during Semester 3, 2021, Semester 1, 2022, Semester 2, 2022 or Semester 3, 2022 (placements must be commencing in 2022).
• Completing your clinical placement in a rural location (classification MMM4-7) within the SQRH region. Please note Toowoomba City is classified as MMM2 and is not included as an eligible location.
• The bursaries are only available to domestic UQ and USQ Nursing, Midwifery and Allied Health students.

For more information and to apply, please visit SQRH Rural Health Bursaries.

Are you ready to embark on a world-class education that will push you to think with some of history’s most brilliant philosophers, poets and scientists? To ask and attempt to answer the most timeless and timely questions of human existence?

At St. John’s, great books – and great discussions – are the heart of the college’s distinctive liberal arts program. The aim of the education offered by St. John’s is the liberation of the human intellect. By reading great books and struggling together with the fundamental questions that they raise, students and their teachers learn from their differences and discover more deeply their shared humanity. From conversations around the seminar table and beyond, students leave St. John’s intelligently and critically appreciative of their common heritage and well equipped to master the specific skills of any calling.

Our Ramsay scholarship supports up to six Australians a year to:

• undertake the Master of Arts in the Liberal Arts at St. John’s, focusing on great books of the western canon
• participate in an internship program in an area of interest in Washington D.C.

Value: AUD $67,000 p.a. for two years

The scholarship covers living, tuition fees and other related expenses.

For further information about the scholarship, please visit the Ramsay Centre website.

Get paid to study teaching

If you're committed to studying an Initial Teacher Education (ITE) program, we're here to help.

We offer financial support, access to unique teaching experiences and permanent employment as a teacher through the following scholarships and grants.

The scholarships and grants include:

• The Aspiring Teacher Grant supports high-achieving Year 12 graduates from Queensland schools who commencing their studies to become a teacher.
• The Beyond the Range Professional Experience Grant supports students to experience living and teaching in a priority community across Central Queensland, Darling Downs-South West, Far North and North Queensland regions.
• The Pearl Duncan Teaching Scholarship supports Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students to gain an initial pre-service teacher education qualification.
• The Regional, Rural and Remote Generalist and STEM Graduate Teacher Scholarship supports final year preservice teachers with a one-off taxable grant and, upon graduation of an Australian initial teacher education (ITE) program, an offer of permanent employment.
• The Turn to Teaching Internship Program is for those who are looking for a career change and have decided to become a teacher. It provides students with a paid internship and support while they study.
• The TJ Ryan Memorial Medal and Scholarship support exemplary Queensland secondary students to pursue tertiary studies.
• The Lambert McBride Perpetual Bursary provides indigenous university students with a one-off grant to assist with tertiary expenses for study in any discipline. 

For more information including the key application dates, please visit Teach Queensland Scholarships and Grants.

Did you finish Year 12 in 2021, and are you considering a move from regional or remote Australia to continue your studies? You might be eligible for a payment starting from $3,000 up to $5,000 from the Tertiary Access Payment (TAP). 

About the TAP 

Moving away from home can be expensive and the TAP helps ease the costs for eligible school leavers moving to study. The TAP can help pay for things like rent or bond for accommodation, household bills, groceries, textbooks, or other study supplies. 

Am I eligible? 

The TAP will be available for Year 12 school-leavers who: 

• meet Australian citizenship or residency requirements
• are from an inner regional, outer-regional, remote or very remote area (defined using the Australian Statistical Geography Standard - Remoteness Area classification) 
• are undertaking a Certificate IV or above, at least 75 per cent of fulltime study load with a minimum duration of a year, in the year following completion of Year 12 or equivalent 
• are studying face to face, or in dual delivery method, for at least part of the course 
• are 22 years of age or under at the time they commence their course 
• relocate to study at an education provider or Regional University Centre at least 90 minutes by public transport from their family home
• parent(s) or guardian(s) have a combined income of $250,000 or below (or be exempt from meeting this requirement). 

The TAP is unavailable to students who leave school before the end of Year 12 to pursue an apprenticeship. 

TAP is not considered ‘income for social security purposes’ and, where relevant, would not affect your eligibility for other income support. 

Visit Services Australia to read the full list of eligibility criteria and read the program guidelines. 

How do I apply? 

Students apply through Services Australia from 1 January 2022 at Services Australia.

In 2021, the Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) is offering tertiary scholarships to student who identify as an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander person, are enrolled in engineering and engineering related disciplines, and are attending a recognised tertiary institution.

TMR recognises financial support as a way to widen participation and enable success for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples through educational and employment entry pathways.

Scholarship value

The scholarship is valued at $3000 per semester (maximum $6000 per year), pro rata for part-time students, until completion of the qualification.

The scholarship will be for the continuing duration of the applicants chosen engineering or engineering related qualification.  

For more information including the key application dates, please visit TMR Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Tertiary Scholarship.

The 2023 Transport and Main Roads (TMR) Graduate Program is now open for applications.

We are looking for graduates with a broad range of backgrounds and life experience.    

We are keen to attract people who embrace diversity of thought, culture and life experience. TMR is looking for applications from students who are keen grow, learn and make a difference to their local communities. We're looking for innovative and future-focused graduates who value teamwork, are community minded and put customer safety first. 

For more information about the TMR Graduate Program and how to apply, please visit TMR Graduate Program.

The Toowoomba Scholarship Program (TSP) was established to give a ‘hand up’ to disadvantaged Toowoomba community members to achieve their education and employment dreams.

Established in 2019, TSP commenced as a pilot program and funding has been extended for another 2 years until 2022.

What can the money be used for?

• Course fees if not eligible to receive a government subsidy or loan
• Co-contribution fees (for VET courses) where the student is eligible for a subsidy
• Approved education expense such as laptop, internet data, transport, childcare, books and stationery, desk and chair, PPE (personal protective equipment), uniforms.

Career Guidance

The Education Program Coordinator will provide each recipient with the tools and support pre, during and post the Scholarship to ensure they are equipped with contacts and resources for work, placement and job readiness.

Dedicated Learning Partner

The scholarship recipient will receive one to one personalised mentoring support (up to 1-2 hours per fortnight) with a trained Learning Partner. Attending these sessions is a requirement of the award.

Shared Community

The Education Program Coordinator will coordinate peer support and shared learning opportunities (on-line and face to face) for Scholarship recipients to exchange and participate in.

The Toowoomba Scholarship Program (TSP) is a 3-year pilot program (2019 - 2021) established to give a 'hand up' to disadvantaged Toowoomba community members to achieve their education and employment dreams.

Am I eligible to apply?

To be eligible applicants must:

• Be a resident of the Toowoomba Regional Council area or relocating to the region for study
• Be planning to start study in an approved course within four months of the award date or already be studying in an approved training or university course
• Commit to attend mentoring and peer support sessions for the duration of the scholarship (up to 12 months)
• Be willing to have their award information published on St Vincent de Paul Society social media, newsletters and reports or other media (with identifying details withheld if required).
  

There are no age restrictions to participate, but the person must be entering post-secondary education or training.

How do I apply?

Applicants need to:

• Meet with the Education Program Coordinator to discuss course options and suitability
•  Complete an application form 

         o  Provide a personal statement (up to one page) explaining why they want to participate in their chosen education or training program and what they would like to achieve from it

         o  Demonstrate financial hardship and/or experience of barriers to education, training and/or employment

         o  Indicate what financial support (up to scholarship limit) is required

         o  Provide a reference letter in support of the application.

The award is for a maximum of 12 months from the award date or until the program/course is completed.

Not all applications will be successful.

Interested?

Contact Mary Wells, Toowoomba Education Program Coordinator, on 07 4699 5222 / 0436 845 379 or email mary.wells@svdpqld.org.au

For more information including the key application dates, please visit Toowoomba Scholarship Program.

The Vida Lahey Memorial Travelling Scholarship is administered and coordinated by the Queensland Art Gallery & Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA) Foundation. The scholarship gives emerging Australian artists or Australian art history graduates an extraordinary opportunity to develop their practice or research through an itinerary of national travel (in accordance with current Australian and Queensland Government travel restrictions and advice).

In 2021, due to current restrictions on international travel, the scholarship offers two successful applicants $20,000 each towards a domestic travel budget that ensures the further development of art practice or research that will make a contribution to an understanding of Australian art. 

The Scholarship is offered every two years and the next scholarship round will open towards the end of 2022.

For more information, please visit QAGOMA Vida Lahey Memorial Travelling Scholarship.

Each year, Vision Australia awards Further Education Bursaries to a select number of students who are blind or have low vision.

The bursaries provide adaptive technology to help students fully participate and succeed in their chosen studies. Assistive technology can eliminate barriers to education and enhance access to information. It enables students to read course material, conduct research and improve their student life.

The Toowoomba Regional Council is proud to offer the William Groom Centenary of Toowoomba Scholarship as a way to acknowledge young students achievements to the local community.
The scholarship was established in 2004 to mark the centenary of Toowoomba’s declaration as a city. It honours the many achievements of the municipality’s first mayor William Henry Groom, who served several terms from 1861 before winning seats in the Queensland and Commonwealth Parliaments.

Eligibility criteria

Applicants must be 18-24 year olds, who are commencing their second or third year of a full-time USQ degree course or TAFE Queensland South West diploma next year.

Successful applicants must be able to demonstrate the following:

• Sound academic achievement in all subjects attempted in the first and/or second year of their course.
• A record of community involvement in local organisations that may include sport, arts, cultural and charitable groups.
• Graduation from a local high school, having attended for two years and reside in the Toowoomba Regional Council area.
• Intention to continue in a full-time course of study next year.    

The scholarship has a maximum value of $5000.

Applications close 5pm on the 1st Monday in December.

For more information and to apply, please visit William Groom Scholarship.

The John & Beryl Neilsen Winchester Foundation was established as a Public Foundation in 2011 by Mrs Beryl Neilsen.

The main motivation behind its creation is to provide assistance to children and youth living in rural and regional areas with their education. The desire of Mrs Neilsen is to see rural and regional families given the same opportunities as those living in cities re. various levels of education.

Assistance is provided by way of a scholarship to assist with the study costs of the successful recipient. These scholarships are not limited to those studying a tertiary degree, but are also available to assist those studying trades, secondary and primary education.

Being a Registered Public Foundation, tax deductible donations can be received by the foundation who in turn will allocate these funds to those in most need of assistance to continue with their careers.

It is the hope of Mrs Neilsen that recipients of the Foundation’s scholarships are not only successful in their own academic endeavours, but will continue to have a lifelong association with the Foundation. This will also realise a lasting memento to her late husband and herself, and also to their property known as “Winchester”.

For further information about the Foundation and application details including the key application dates, please visit the Winchester Foundation.

Learn globally, inspire locally

Churchill Fellowships offer a diverse range of people from all walks of life an opportunity to travel overseas for four to eight weeks to explore a topic or issue that they are passionate about. We encourage applications from all sectors of the community and in any field or topic of interest.

No prescribed qualifications are required in order to apply for a Churchill Fellowship, and the topic of your proposed project is limitless, provided a willingness to share your findings with the Australian community is evident.

Applicants are empowered to design their own projects to explore international best practice and innovation that can be applied in Australia.

For more information including the application guide, key application dates and how to apply, please visit Winston Churchill Trust – Become a Fellow.

The Wirrpanda Foundation is offering an Indigenous Scholarship Program to support the following Traditional Owner Groups: Iman, Mandandanji, Bigambul, Barunggam, Cobble Cobble, Jarowair, Western Wakka Wakka, Yiman, Byelle, Gurang, Gooreng Gooreng, Taribelang Bunda, Wulli Wulli, Wakka Wakka and Gangulu.

For information about the scholarship program and application details, please contact:
Leann Carsburg
Indigenous Scholarships Program Manager
Email: LeannC@wf.org.au

Our Young, Black & Proud Scholarship (YBPS) program celebrates the talents and strengths of our young mob who wanna get further in sport, the arts or achieving academically (school, uni or TAFE).

Thanks to our sponsors Queensland Family & Child Commission we had $2000 and 10 X $1000 scholarships to give away.

Eligibility criteria

• Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander persons
• 25 or younger
• Live in Queensland
• Looking for some support with your school, uni, arts or sporting dreams
• Passionate about your mob

For further information about the program and application details, please visit Young, Black & Proud Scholarship.

If you care for a family member or friend with an illness, disability or mental health issues, you could be eligible for one of the 1,000 bursaries available to young people juggling study and care. The Young Carer Bursary Program supports young carers to continue with their education. The program offers 1,000 bursaries of $3,000 each year. 

To be eligible you must be a young carer who is:

• aged 12 - 25 years old for the entire time you're receiving the bursary
• studying at high school level or beyond, up to and including your first undergraduate degree*
• an Australian citizen or permanent resident
• not receiving another scholarship 

*Undergraduate degrees include: advanced diplomas, bachelor degrees, bachelor degree with honours and associate degrees.

The National Scholarship Program celebrates the talents and strengths of young people across Australia who show extraordinary promise and would benefit from additional support to reach their full potential.

Every year, over 20 young people from across Australia are awarded a Youth Off The Streets scholarship.

What does a scholarship include?

• Financial support - recipients receive $6000 towards educational or training goals over two years, including course fees and support costs such as equipment, uniforms, textbooks and stationery.
• Staff support - our staff assist scholarship recipients with budgeting expenses, housing, employment, healthcare, counselling and other service referrals.
• Mentoring - each recipient is matched with a trained mentor who provided guidance and support during the school period.
• National scholarship awards ceremony - this event is held in November and formally recognises each recipient's achievements. 

 Who can apply?

• Students aged 16 to 21 inclusive (as at 20 September) with a clear need for financial assistance
• Students studying in Australia for the duration of the two-year scholarship period
• Citizens or permanent residents of Australia or New Zealand (evidence will be required).

Other criteria

All successful applicants must convey their genuine talent, ability and determination in any education or training course, including (but not limited to):

• Academic skills
• Visual or performing arts
• Sport
• Trade skills
• Music

For further information about the program and application details, please visit Youth Off The Streets National Scholarship Program.

The Zonta Foundation for Women awarded the first Jane M. Klausman Women in Business Scholarships in 1998 to women pursuing degrees in business leading to a business management career. Jane M. Klausman was a member of the Zonta Club of Syracuse, New York, USA, and the 1990-1995 Zonta International Parliamentarian. During her career, Ms. Klausman was a professional secretary, parliamentarian and entrepreneur.   

The program operates at the Zonta club, district/region and international levels. Zonta International offers 37 international scholarships of US5,000. Each district/region may submit one applicant for consideration for an international scholarship. The five largest districts may submit a second applicant for a total of two applicants. 

Since the program's inception, Zonta has awarded 676 scholarships, totaling more than US$1.6 million, to 522 women representing 66 countries

Eligibility

Women of any age, pursuing a business program with major field of specialization in accounting, finance, business management, marketing, operations management, human resources management, international business, or entrepreneurship at an accredited university/college/institute, who demonstrate outstanding potential in the field and are living or studying in a Zonta district/region, are eligible. Online students are also eligible to apply if enrolled at an accredited university/college/institute.

Women of any age, pursuing a business program with major field of specialization in accounting, economics, finance, business management, business technology, information technology, marketing, operations management, human resources management, international business, or entrepreneurship at an accredited university/college/institute, who demonstrate outstanding potential in the field and are living or studying in a Zonta district/region, are eligible. Online students are also eligible to apply if enrolled at an accredited university/college/institute.

Students must be enrolled in at least the second year of an undergraduate program through the final year of a master's program at the time the application is submitted to the local Zonta club. Applicants must be in school at the time the scholarship funds are disbursed and must not graduate before April 2023. Previous district and international Jane M. Klausman Women in Business Scholarship recipients may not apply to renew the Scholarship for a second year.

Classified members (club members and individuals with direct membership with Zonta International) and employees of Zonta International and Zonta Foundation for Women, and their family members (ancestors, descendants, adoptees, siblings, nieces or cousins, and those of their spouse or co-habiting partner), are not eligible to apply for the Scholarship.

Golden Z club members are eligible to apply.

Applications must be received by the applicant’s local Zonta club’s deadline. To locate a club near you and download an application, please visit Jane M Klausman Women in Business Scholarship.

The world economy continues to leverage and build upon the digital revolution, and industry is becoming critically dependent on information technology. Further, these developments are increasingly disrupting society and familiar social processes. Women, however, are still largely underrepresented in decisions as they relate to information technology and how they impact our world now and into the future. To create a world in which men and women have equal opportunities, women need to have an active role in the field of information technology and access to leadership roles such as chief information officers (CIOs) and chief technology officers (CTOs). Zonta International is pleased to support the Zonta International Women in Technology Scholarship to encourage women to pursue education, career opportunities and leadership roles in information technology.

Eligibility

Women of any age and nationality, pursuing an information technology (IT) degree at an accredited university/college/institute, who demonstrate an outstanding academic record during their academic studies, including information technology subjects. Demonstrated initiative, ambition and commitment to pursuing a career in information technology. Online students are also eligible to apply if enrolled at an accredited university/college/institute. 

Students must be enrolled in at least the second year of an undergraduate program through the final year of a post graduate program at the time the application is submitted. Applicants must be in school at the time the scholarship funds are disbursed and must not graduate before April 2022. Zonta International Women in Information Technology Scholarship recipients may not apply to renew the Scholarship for a second year. 

Golden Z club members may apply. 

Classified members and employees of Zonta International and Zonta Foundation for Women, and their family members (ancestors, descendants, adoptees, siblings, nieces or cousins, and those of their spouse or cohabiting partner), are not eligible to apply. 

Application Process

Applicants apply directly to Zonta International. The Zonta International Women in Technology Scholarship Committee reviews the applications and recommends up to 20 recipients to the Zonta International Board.

The goal of the Young Women in Public Affairs Award Program is to encourage more young women to participate in public affairs by recognising a young woman's commitment to the volunteer sector, evidence of volunteer leadership achievements and a dedication to the advancement of the status of women.

Applicants are asked to reflect on their voluntary commitment to their school and to their community and the problems limiting the advancement of the status of women in their own country and worldwide. The Zonta International Young Women in Public Affairs Award Program looks to the young women of today for the leaders of tomorrow.

For more information including the key application dates, please visit Zonta International Young Women in Public Affairs Award.