A life-changing opportunity for budding performers, three students will spend one incredible week training with Bell Shakespeare at our HQ in Sydney. All auditioning students will undertake a 15-minute, one-on-one Workshop Audition where they will work directly with a Bell Shakespeare artist.
Finishing your apprenticeship training can be tough when you’ve experienced hardship. The Bert Evans Apprentice Scholarships are there to help.
The Destination Australia scholarship is funded by the Australian Government Department of Education. It aligns with the National Strategy for International Education 2025. The scholarship’s objective is to: attract and support study in regional Australia grow and develop regional Australian tertiary education providers offer students a high-quality learning experience.
Benefits We understand your ATAR may not always reflect your ability to do well at university or your interest or skills in a particular area. E12 is your chance to show us what makes you unique and what value you will bring to the University of Sydney. Your community involvement and activities you do …
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Benefits Want a guaranteed offer to study your preferred uni course before your final exams? Our Charles Sturt Advantage early offer program is your chance to get into uni based on work you’ve already done and skills you already have. We’ll take a look at two things: your Year 11 results and your soft …
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The Rural and Regional Enterprise Scholarships Program (RRESP) supports access to tertiary education for people from regional and remote areas of Australia studying any discipline, from Certificate IV to PhD level with an eligible higher education provider or vocational education and training institution. Scholarship recipients can choose any mode of study – face-to-face or online/by …
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The Atatürk Scholarship was founded in 2020 by members of the Australian Turkish community to provide financial assistance to Australian students of Turkish ancestry who strive to excel in studies, enhancing peace and friendship between all people and all nations. The Scholarship provides financial assistance to students commencing their first year of tertiary study at …
Rural Bank has a focus of supporting the next generation of leaders in agriculture, by offering financial support in the form of scholarships. We will be seeking first time tertiary students looking to pursue studies in agriculture, agribusiness or related fields and who are committed to the success of Australian agriculture.
The Commonwealth Scholarships Program is awarding young Australians up to $13,000, to study a vocational education and training (VET) qualification and complete a paid internship.
This perpetual bursary was established by the Lewis family on behalf of Lewis and Sons, which was a successful rural supplies business in Wynyard.
Each year the ANU College of Business and Economics may award the Mitchell Scholarship. The Scholarship will be available to an eligible current student from a rural background who demonstrates academic ability and evidence of financial need.
Are you commencing your first year of a Bachelor of Commerce at the Deakin Warrnambool Campus? Are you a resident of South West Victoria or South East South Australia? If you answered yes to these questions we encourage you to apply for this scholarship.
Benefits The Rural Entry Admission Scheme (REAS) is an initiative to promote Medicine to applicants with an extensive rural background who are able to demonstrate and meet rurality and other assessed factors. Applicants who enter the Joint Program in Medicine through the REAS, study the same program as students who apply and enter through …
Awarded to young Australians from rural and remote areas.
Thanks to the generous support of donors, the Augustus Short Scholarships are available to students of high academic merit who come from rural or remote areas, challenging financial circumstances or another disadvantage.
Benefits The Rural Application Process aims to support students from rural areas of Australia to study medicine. The benefits of applying through the Rural Application Process may include: Consideration of your rurality during the application process, with ATAR adjustment factors possible for year 12 leavers. Domestic tertiary applicants who meet rural residency requirements should …
The ECU Equity Scholarships are intended to assist future and current undergraduate students from designated equity groups, with the costs associated with University study. Applications are sought from students from low socio-economic backgrounds, Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander’s, people with a disability or ongoing illness, people with significant caring responsibilities and those from rural or …
This scholarship is established to support students to complete their education and lift some of the financial burden associated with studying.
The George Alexander Foundation’s main point of focus is supporting access to education for promising young people, particularly those from rural and remote areas. Their aim is to help overcome barriers and make it possible for talented students to achieve their potential and go on to contribute to the Australian community. The scholarship is to …
A generous donation from the Fehring family and Flinders Living has enabled the establishment of the Hayley Fehring Rural Scholarship. The purpose of the scholarship is to provide financial assistance to a rural first year student.
The Bendigo and Adelaide Bank Scholarship for rural and regional students aims to assist academically outstanding but disadvantaged students, from a rural or regional area, who have been offered a full-time place at an Australian University for the first time.
La Trobe’s Regional Benefits Program empowers high achieving students from regional communities to live, study and thrive in regional Victoria. This program is available to students commencing their undergraduate studies from 2022 onwards who have applied via the 2021-2022 VTAC/UAC (or state Tertiary Admissions Centre) intake.
The purpose of the Burralga Yumba Bursary is to assist with the cost of accommodation (including administration fees) at Burralga Yumba Residence. This bursary is designed to support students overcoming financial hardship, drought, disability or other circumstances, which would significantly impact their capacity to fully engage in tertiary studies.
The Sir William Tyree Foundation would like to support the development of a future skilled workforce in Power Engineering through the provision of scholarships to regional and remote undergraduate students to overcome some of the financial hurdles faced by these students.
The William Dor Transforming Futures Scholarship in Engineering and Information Sciences will support three commencing students into their degree of choice within the Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences.
For students in the Faculty or Arts and Social Sciences or the University of Sydney Business School.
The Rural Health West Scholarship in Medicine has been developed by Rural Health West to support a Western Australian rural student in financial need, entering the Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree through the Rural Entry Path Way into medicine. Preference will be given to students receiving a first round offer in the …
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The Murdoch Senate Bursary has been developed to assist students who are facing financial and/or personal hardship with some of the costs associated with studying at Murdoch University.
The scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to a student from a rural or regional area who is commencing the Bachelor of Science (Palaeontology). One scholarship will be available per year, subject to funding.
The Kath Watson Foundation was established to support female students from disadvantaged backgrounds to undertake and/or continue tertiary education and to achieve their full academic potential by reducing the need to work outside of study.
The Gallipoli Scholarships provide financial assistance to the most deserving and meritorious Australian applicants, commencing their first year of tertiary study at a University or TAFE at Degree, Diploma or Advanced Diploma level, in the year of application, as well as two specific Scholarships for second and third year Gallipoli Scholars.
Supporting outstanding Year 12 students experiencing financial hardship and other disadvantages to undertake an undergraduate degree at the University of Sydney.
Benefits If you are keen to study at uni but have faced challenges in year 11 and 12 that make you eligible for the UNSW ACCESS Scheme, and you don’t meet the cut-off for degree entry, we want you to consider UNSW Prep. UNSW Prep is a one year (18 months for Engineering) pathway …
Benefits This pathway is designed for students who have the talent and determination to succeed in our Bachelor of Laws (Honours) course but just miss out on the Selection Rank. If you identify as an Indigenous Australian, live in a low socio-economic area or have experienced financial hardship you could be eligible. You will …
The Harry Perkins Memorial Scholarship has been developed by Curtin University to support students who are required to relocate from a regional or remote area to commence an undergraduate degree at Curtin University, who are from a low socio-economic background and are experiencing financial hardship.
A Deakin Achieving Potential Scholarship offers financial support to students who display passion, perseverance and commitment to study, and experience financial or personal hardship.
The scholarship is to support a student who is active within the community and would benefit from financial assistance to continue their involvement.
The Scholarship has been established to support commencing or currently enrolled rural students, in particular elite athletes, transitioning to UNSW with subsidised accommodation costs in partnership with accommodation provider, Scape Group.
Supporting students from rural high schools experiencing financial hardship and other disadvantages to undertake an undergraduate degree at the University of Sydney.
The purpose of this scholarship is to support regional students from low socioeconomic backgrounds who are experiencing financial hardship and have contributed to their local community.
The late Harry Leaver bequeathed funds to The University of Western Australia to provide a scholarship for eligible regional or remote students, preferably from Moora or the Mid-West region of Western Australia, to assist with the cost of accommodation to commence and pursue a Bachelor of Science at the University.
The Playford Trust seeks to support outstanding students from regional South Australia who intend to enrol as undergraduates to study science, engineering, mathematics or technology subjects at one of the State’s three universities.
The Macquarie University Accommodation Scholarship assists rural and remote students from disadvantaged backgrounds, including demonstrated financial hardship, with the costs associated with higher education.
The William McIlrath Rural Scholarship is established to encourage and assist rural and regional students to undertake a full-time undergraduate degree at the University of New England.
For 2022, APREF is funding two scholarships to financially support study of a University API accredited degree, specialising in the valuation field. There are two scholarships available: One scholarship for a Tasmanian resident applying to an API accredited degree in 2022 One scholarship for rural or regional (excluding Tasmania) resident applying to an API accredited …
The RFDS / Fairbrother First Year Nursing Scholarship has been established by the Royal Flying Doctor Service Tasmania in partnership with the Fairbrother Foundation. The scholarship will provide support to a first year nursing student from an outer regional or remote area of Tasmania, and will include a one week experience at an RFDS base, …
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The Curtin Rural WA Medical School Scholarship has been developed by Curtin University to support students who are required to relocate from a regional or remote area of Western Australia to undertake the Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery at Curtin University and are experiencing financial hardship.
The NTEU Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Scholarship was established to support and encourage Undergraduate Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander students who demonstrate a commitment to community, across the various different stages of their degree.
The University of South Australia Rural Reconnect Relocation Scholarships were established as part of the University of South Australia Rural Reconnect project. These scholarships, valued at $6,000 each, will assist students from rural and isolated areas to fund their relocation costs associated with moving to the city in order to pursue full-time undergraduate study.
The Scholarship supports undergraduate students commencing a program of study in the Faculty of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences or Faculty of Sciences at the University of Adelaide.
The Adam Scott Foundation Business Scholarship is for students who have overcome adversities in their life, are passionate about business and may also have an interest in sport.
The Tyree Foundation has established scholarships for engineering students across all Australian States. The scholarships are for Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) students who come from disadvantaged backgrounds, to provide them support throughout their four-year course of study.
QCoal Foundation is committed to building resilient regional and remote Queensland communities. The Foundation focuses on supporting community-led initiatives in the areas of liveability, health and education. This scholarship will support an undergraduate student through three years of study.
The Macquarie University Campus Accommodation Costs Scholarship is an undergraduate equity/access scholarship awarded to students in financial need who have relocated to study at Macquarie University from a regional or remote area.
To support education opportunities for women from regional areas enrolled to study in medical science or other health science areas.
The Rural Pharmacy Scholarship Scheme provides financial support to students from rural and remote communities to undertake undergraduate or postgraduate studies in pharmacy at university. Scholarship holders are encouraged to seek employment in rural and remote areas following graduation.
The Alter Family Foundation has provided a philanthropic donation to support educationally disadvantaged students study Medicine.
The aim of the Vinva Scholar Award is to fund scholars based on excellence and equity, supporting students who have the potential to make a positive impact in the future. The scholarships will be targeted at new students studying Science, Engineering, IT and Business degrees.
For students studying Nursing at the Canberra campus, who are from a regional, rural or remote area.
For students commencing a diploma or degree and can demonstrate financial and educational disadvantage.
These scholarships recognise the capacity in all students and seek to provide support to ensure students can participate in, and make the most of their higher education.
For women in STEMM who can demonstrate disadvantage.
The Faculty of Engineering Rural Scholarships Program aims to assist high achieving students from rural or isolated areas commencing studies in the Faculty of Engineering at UNSW.
Achieve your career goals with the help of a TAFE Queensland Scholarship. Merit scholarships are awarded to students who have achieved outstanding academic merit or demonstrate strong work performance along with the demonstrable desire to secure ongoing employment in the industry in which they have applied for the scholarship. Access and equity scholarships provide equitable …
Benefits StepUp to Curtin grants an adjustment factor of additional ATAR points to help you qualify for admission into your preferred Curtin course. There are two StepUp to Curtin access schemes: StepUp Entry If your ATAR is between 60 and 69.95, StepUp Entry adjusts your selection rank to 70. This means you’ll be eligible …
The ABCN Accelerate Scholarship program is a three-year program that targets exceptional students who are facing economic, family or social challenges that impact on their study or capacity to achieve their desired tertiary pathways.
The UCAT ANZ Scholarship has been developed by Curtin University to encourage and support Western Australian students who are travelling from a rural or remote area to complete the UCAT ANZ in 2021.
The Creative Arts Scholarships help eligible students in regional and remote areas of Australia access a Bachelor level degree in creative arts. The scholarships also give students, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, more opportunities towards a career in Australia’s vibrant creative arts industry.
This scholarship program will acknowledge and reward the efforts of students in Year 12 or who will be leaving after Year 11.
This scholarship aims to support recent school leavers from rural and remote areas commencing study in engineering.
The Bush Children’s Education Foundation Scholarship was established in 2006 to provide a first year student from a remote community assistance throughout the duration of their degree.
The Dorothea Swift Nursing scholarships are targeted at nursing students commencing their first semester of study in the ECU Bachelor of Science (Nursing) for 2021.
Malcolm Styles is a Swinburne engineering graduate who has forged a successful career in local government engineering. The Malcolm Styles Local Government Scholarship aims to support a regional or rural-based (preferably) engineering student studying in a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Professional) with an interest in local government.
UOW Equity Scholarships are available for students who are experiencing financial disadvantage and other educational disadvantages, because we believe that everyone should have the opportunity to succeed in higher education.
The ISSP Commonwealth Assistance Scholarship is funded by the Commonwealth Government. It assists Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students relocating from regional or rural areas with demonstrated financial hardship to meet the costs associated with accessing higher education.
This scholarship is aimed at encouraging a student from Northern NSW to consider and pursue a career in the beef industry.
In 2021, Bedford College will be offering five $5000 scholarships toward tuition. Our scholarships are designed to give students opportunities they might not otherwise have. We recognise that every student is different and all shine in their own way. We see significant academic achievement as an indicator of a potential scholarship candidate but also recognise …
Destination Australia Scholarships are funded by the Commonwealth Government, and are designed to attract and support students who choose to live and study in regional communities.
Macquarie University and Iglu Chatswood are offering scholarships for domestic students to live at Iglu – Chatswood.
Awarded to first year financially disadvantaged students who are residing in any campus accommodation at Bruce campus.
These Commonwealth-funded scholarships aim to support Indigenous students who are relocating from a remote or regional area to study with University of Newcastle.
In Semester 1 2021, USQ will award a number of Residential College Scholarships to support students residing at USQ Residential Colleges in Toowoomba either commencing or continuing an undergraduate program.
The Mario Bortolanza Regional Scholarship is to support a student from regional, rural and remote Queensland, commencing an undergraduate music degree at the Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University (QCGU).
The Iglu Regional Scholarship enables eligible students from regional Australia to live at any Iglu property in Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne while they are undertaking an undergraduate degree at an Iglu partner university.
The Art in Bark Bursary is to support a student beginning their Fine Art studies at QCA with high aptitude for art (assessed through a folio of work), who is aspiring to make a career in Fine Arts, and who is coming to study at QCA from a regional or remote area of Queensland.
Betty leaves this legacy as her way of trying to improve the education of doctors, nurses and allied health professionals in training with hope that some will return to the country areas to practice their profession.
The Charles Sturt University Foundation, through generous donations provided by individuals, companies and organisations, are offering six scholarships to students from farming families or rural communities whose ability to attend or complete university is being impacted by ongoing drought conditions.
The Inland Rail Scholarships Program, established by the Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC), aims to provide education opportunities for regional students considering studying at Charles Sturt University.
The Valerie Cox Memorial Scholarships were established in memory of the late Valerie Cox who passed away in 2003 after a short illness. Miss Cox a retired nurse had a passion for learning and decided to leave a legacy to the University to create scholarships which would assist women and in particular Koori women studying …
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This scholarship is a representation of the Miller family’s desire to support the studies of students in need, and recognises those who are involved in the community.
Dr Ted Maslen, BSc, DPhil, FAA and former Head of the Department of Physics at The University of Western Australia donated funds to the University to provide a scholarship to encourage and assist a student from a regional and remote area of Western Australia to commence a Bachelor of Science at the University.
The Great Southern Development Commission donates funds annually to encourage and assist meritorious students from outside the Albany region to commence a Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) undergraduate degree course at the UWA Albany Centre.
These relocation bursaries are provided by the College of Health and Medicine to assist students commencing first year Medicine in 2021 who are from rural and remote areas of Tasmania with some of the costs of relocating to Hobart.
This scholarship has been established in memory of Mr Lloyd Harris CBE (BSc 1942) by his wife Maggie Harris. Lloyd Harris, a respected businessman from Burnie, was instrumental in the establishment of the University of Tasmania’s Cradle Coast campus. Lloyd was a leader of the community and even after retirement enriched the lives of others …
One scholarship will be awarded to a student from a background which has historically been underrepresented on screen and stage. First Nations and People of Colour, people with a disability, from remote and regional areas or experiencing barriers to access are especially encouraged to apply.
This scholarship is available to a student with a rural / regional postcode, who enrols full-time in any undergraduate degree within the Department of Computer Science and Information Technology at the Melbourne or Bendigo campus of La Trobe University.
If you live in the City of Warrnambool or the South West region of Victoria and want to study at Deakin’s Warrnambool campus, the Archie and Hilda Graham Foundation Award could provide the help you need.
The L & R Foundation, established by Leanne Muller and Robert Hubbard, seeks to support tertiary education for regional students who demonstrate academic potential but face financial and other barriers to completing a degree.
The Tim Fairfax Regional Scholarships were established in 2008 by Mr Tim Fairfax to support students who must move away from their home residence in a regional or remote area to undertake their university studies.
This Scholarship Program aims to support 2021 commencing students who demonstrate strong academic merit, community involvement, and leadership potential to undertake an undergraduate degree at the University of Wollongong (UOW).
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