Academic Scholarship Program University of Queensland 2023

The University of Queensland is offering scholarships to pursue undergraduate or postgraduate programs for Australian and international applicants.

Eligibility

• The applicants for Academic Scholarship Program, University of Queensland should be citizens or permanent humanitarian visa holders or permanent citizens Australia.
• The candidates should be New Zealand citizens or international students completing or completed 11 and 12 years in Australia.
• The applicants who have not completed any tertiary study or have applied to Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre (QTAC) are eligible for Academic Scholarship Program, University of Queensland.
• The candidates who are listed as 1st or 2nd QTAC preference and who are planning to undertake full-time undergraduate program at The University of Queensland in 2019 or 2020 are also eligible.

Selection Criteria

• The Academic Scholarship Program, University of Queensland applicants are assessed based on academic achievement, financial need, and program preferences.
• The candidates are also evaluated based on their leadership skills, community service, and secondary school attended.

Documents required

• The candidates are expected to receive a reference number before applying to QTAC which can be obtained after they have lodged your QTAC application online.
• The students should submit their personal and contact details.
• The applicants should also submit the information on academic achievements, awards received and a personal statement.

Value of the scholarship

• The Academic Scholarship Program, University of Queensland offers three type of scholarships.
• The UQ Vice-Chancellor's Scholarships are given to applicants who achieve at the very top of the OP1 band (or ATAR equivalent) and offer $12,000 per year up to 5 years for pursuing undergraduate and any subsequent postgraduate coursework study.
• The UQ Excellence Scholarships are given to OP1 (or equivalent) candidates who have excellent academic, leadership or community service achievements and offer $6,000 per year for 4 years to pursue undergraduate and any subsequent postgraduate coursework study.
• The UQ Merit Scholarships are given to high achieving students (OP 1-3) who have excellent academic, leadership or community service achievements and offer $6,000 per year for the first year of study to pursue the undergraduate study.

 Deadline - 19th November 2022, applications open on 8th August 2022