Australian National University (ANU)

University of New England (UNE)

University of South Australia

RMIT University

Deakin University

Swinburne University of Technology

Charles Darwin University (CDU)

University of Sydney (USYD)

Victoria University (VU)

QUT (Queensland University of Technology)

University of the Sunshine Coast (USC)

Bond University

Federation University Australia

About the scholarship
Bond University is committed to providing opportunities in tertiary education for Indigenous Australians.
In 2018, Bond University will be providing an Indigenous pathway into its Medical Program*. As part of this initiative, Bond University has developed one 50% scholarship for one Aboriginal and / or Torres Strait Islander student commencing in the 2018 Medical Program*.
This opportunity means that the successful applicant of the 50% scholarship will incur no up front cost to study the Bond University Medical Program* providing they are eligible for FEE-HELP and ABSTUDY.
People that identify as being Aboriginal and / or Torres Strait Islander and are expected to meet the academic entry requirements are encouraged to apply. See further details on how to apply below.
Availability
One Bond University Indigenous Medical Scholarship will be awarded to a student commencing in the Bond University Medical Program* in 2018.
Students that are not successful in obtaining the scholarship may still be offered a place in the program; however they will incur the usual tuition fees.
Eligibility
To be considered, applicants must:
<ul><li>be Aboriginal and / or Torres Strait Islander</li>
<li>meet the program prerequisites as per the Bond University Medical Program*</li>
</ul>*CONFIRMATION OF ABORIGINALITY - As part of Bond University Policy, Confirmation of Aboriginality is required. In order to apply for the Bond University Indigenous Medical Scholarship, applicants must apply through QTAC identifying as an Indigenous applicant during the QTAC application period of 16 January, 2018 and 1 February, 2018. The Office of Admissions from Bond University will contact all applicants requesting a Confirmation of Aboriginality document. This document needs to be provided within 10 working days from the initial request from the Office of Admissions.
The Confirmation of Aboriginality document must be a signed written statement (including a common seal) of an Aboriginal Heritage Association, Aboriginal Corporation or Land Council in the community where you live or have lived. For further assistance pertaining to this form, please contact Jason Murray: <a href="mailto:jamurray@bond.edu.au">jamurray@bond.edu.au</a> or phone +61 7 5595 5617.
Value detail
The Bond University Indigenous Medical Scholarship offers 50% tuition remission for the Bond University Medical Program*.
Selection criteria
The Indigenous Pathway into the Medical Program* will be automatically initiated once you identify on your QTAC application form that you are of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander descent.
Determining which applicants are offered a position into the Medical Program* and the awarding of the single full-fee paying scholarship will be based on:
<ul><li>Academic ability</li>
<li>Psychometric testing</li>
<li>Multi-Mini Interview (MMI)</li>
<li>Indigenous Community-Based Interview</li>
</ul>Download a copy of the <a href="https://bond.edu.au/intl/files/2854/Bond%20University%20Indigenous%20Medical%20Scholarship%20Flyer.pdf">Bond University Indigenous Medical Scholarship information flyer</a> for further information on the selection process.

Bond University Indigenous Medical Scholarship

Overview
Students who successfully apply for the ANU-IARU Travel Grant will receive their payment in two installments. The first instalment of A$1,000 will be paid once the grant has been approved. The second instalment of A$500 will be paid upon receipt of the student's proof of completion and travel report.
Eligibility
To be eligible to receive the travel grant, applicants must meet all of the following criteria:
<ul><li>be visiting an IARU partner institution</li>
<li>have completed at least one full year (full-time or equivalent) of tertiary study</li>
<li>have completed at least six months of study (full-time or equivalent) at ANU</li>
<li>be enrolled at ANU at the time of application</li>
<li>have a minimum average mark of 65 per cent (not applicable to research students or students enrolled in the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery)</li>
<li>either be receiving full credit toward their degree(s) as a result of the travel activity or stating clearly what they intend to accomplish in completing the study/research</li>
<li>be an enrolled undergraduate or graduate student at ANU for the duration of the period overseas</li>
</ul>PhD students may receive a maximum of two ANU-IARU Travel Grants during the course of their candidature. All other students may receive only one grant during their degree.
Recipients of the Vice-Chancellor's Travel Grant are not eligible to receive an ANU-IARU Travel Grant for the same study experience.
Students attending an IARU GSP course are not eligible to receive an ANU-IARU Travel Grant for this study experience.
Students attending an IARU partner for semester exchange are not eligible to receive an ANU-IARU Travel Grant for this study experience.
How to apply
Students intending to apply must complete the travel grant application form and submit it at least two weeks prior to travel and no more than three months prior. Approval will not be given for travel that has already commenced or has been completed.
The application must be:
<ul><li>accompanied by a one-page (maximum) statement outlining the purpose and objectives of the proposed visit</li>
<li>signed by the relevant academic staff indicated on the application form</li>
<li>accompanied by evidence of registration, if attending a conference</li>
<li>accompanied by written confirmation from the host university if engaging in a study program, which is
<ul><li>agreeing to the student's visit and explaining their status at the IARU partner university</li>
<li>providing information on supervisory arrangements (where applicable).</li>
</ul></li>
</ul>Further information
Within thirty days of completion of the travel, the student must submit their completed proof of completion and travel report form. PhD candidates must have this report signed by their supervisor.
The purpose of this report is to enable ANU to collate information on activities undertaken by ANU students at IARU partner universities and to assess the benefits of the travel grant to study and research.
Failure to submit the report within thirty days of completion of travel may result in the second instalment of the travel grant being withheld.
The report will still be required even if thirty days have elapsed.

ANU-IARU travel grant

Overview
The National University Scholarship aims reward academic excellence in secondary school studies by providing assistance with living costs and other expenses related to tertiary studies.
Eligibility
<ul><li>Applicants must be Australian or New Zealand citizens, or hold an Australian Permanent Residency Status or Permanent Humantarian Visa.</li>
<li>Completed Year 12 or equivalent in 2017 or completed Year 12 or equivalent in 2016 and did not enrol in a tertiary program in 2017.</li>
<li>Have put at least one ANU program as a first, second or third preference when applying for admission through the Universities Admissions Centre (NSW & ACT).</li>
</ul>You do not have to:
<ul><li>restrict your program choice</li>
<li>be interviewed for scholarship selection</li>
<li>send your Resume/CV.</li>
</ul>Selection basis
An Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) score of 99.90 and above or equivalent (no bonus points).
Benefits
The scholarships offer a stipend of $12,500 per annum paid in equal instalments at the beginning of each semester for up to 5 years.
How to apply
No application is required. All eligible applicants with ANU as a first, second or third preference when applying through the Universities Admissions Centre (NSW & ACT) will be automatically considered.
Further information
All eligible students who obtains the required ATAR score or equivalent will be made an offer (no bonus points).

National University Scholarship

Overview
Joseph & Lindsay Croft Memorial Scholarship
Field of study
University wide
Eligibility
Applicants must be Indigenous Australian.
Selection basis
<ul><li>Financial need</li>
<li>the academic value of the applicant's proposed program of study as assessed by the referees</li>
<li>academic record of the applicant</li>
<li>money available in the fund in any year</li>
<li>availability of appropriate supervision.</li>
</ul>How to apply
The application must include:
<ul><li>the names of two academic referees, who must supply written references directly to the Selection Committee</li>
<li>confirmation from a recognised Indigenous organisation within the community or language group to which they belong.</li>
</ul>Further information
Closing date : 1st Week of Semester 1 and 1st Week of Semester 2

Joseph & Lindsay Croft Memorial Scholarship

The Sydney Ball Friends of the South Australian School of Art Inc International Travel Grant is open to higher degree research students enrolled in the following programs within the School of Art, Architecture and Design whose primary research interest and/or practice is focused in the Art discipline: Masters by Research (Visual Arts); Masters by Research (Design)/Major Studio Project and Visual Communication; Doctor of Philosophy (Visual Arts); or Doctor of Philosophy (Design)/Major Studio Project and Visual Communication.

The grant is designed to assist with the professional development of the award recipient/s in the field of visual arts or design and is to be used to undertake fieldwork outside Australia as part of their higher degree research project.

Sydney Ball Friends of the South Australian School of Art Inc International Travel Grant

Eligibility
To be eligible for an RTP Stipend Scholarship – International, or VUIPRS, applicants must:
<ul><li>be a citizen of any country other than Australia or New Zealand</li>
<li>have completed at least four years of tertiary education studies at a high level of achievement; for example:</li>
</ul><ol><li class="rteindent1">a four-year undergraduate degree</li>
<li class="rteindent1">a three-year degree and an honours year</li>
<li class="rteindent1">a three-year degree and one year of a higher degree</li>
<li class="rteindent1">a three-year course and one year of a masters preliminary or other qualifying program</li>
<li class="rteindent1">a three-year degree and a postgraduate diploma</li>
</ol><ul><li>meet the University’s academic entrance requirements for enrolment into a research degree</li>
<li>meet the University’s English language proficiency requirements for enrolment in a research degree</li>
<li>be commencing a masters by research or doctoral degree</li>
<li>enrol as a full-time student.</li>
</ul>You are not eligible for an RTP Stipend Scholarship – International, or VUIPRS, if you are currently studying, or have recently studied, on an AIDAB or AUSAID scholarship and are applying for an IPRS immediately following the AIDAB/AUSAID funded studies.
Priority will be given to applicants who:
<ul><li>have not already obtained a PhD degree or equivalent if they are proposing to undertake another one</li>
<li>have already obtained a masters degree by research and are proposing to undertake another masters degree by research</li>
<li>have not previously held an IPRS, VUIPRS or OPRS (unless it was for a masters by research degree, and you are applying for an IPRS to undertake PhD studies).</li>
</ul>VUIPRS includes:
<ul><li>living allowance of $27,082 per year (2018 rate)</li>
<li>Overseas Students Health Care (OSHC).</li>
</ul>In addition, successful applicants will be awarded a 100% tuition fees scholarship, which provides a waiver of tuition fees for the duration of the course.
The scholarship does not cover other costs such as:
<ul><li>English-language testing</li>
<li>bridging programs or English-language programs</li>
<li>travel costs from overseas.</li>
</ul>

VU International Postgraduate Research Scholarship

Applications are accepted all year round and will remain current for 12 months. Applications will be considered in the next offer round after lodgement and if unsuccessful will be considered in the subsequent offer rounds for the year.

These scholarships are to encourage progression to&nbsp; Honours level, or a Higher Degree by Research (HDR) or Postgraduate study.

The USC Indigenous Scholarship was established in 2011 to support a new or continuing student wishing to pursue Postgraduate studies, an Honours undergraduate qualification or a Higher Degree by Research (HDR).

ELIGIBILITY:

<ul>
	<li>a&nbsp;commencing student (ie. existing students are not eligible)</li>
	<li>must have completed an undergraduate qualification in any discipline</li>
	<li>applicants will be considered ineligible if currently in receipt of another major USC or external scholarship (this does not include bursaries)</li>
</ul>

SELECTION CRITERIA:

Applicants will be assessed based on:

<ul>
	<li>financial need</li>
	<li>demonstrated involvement within or for indigenous communities</li>
	<li>evidence of Aboriginality and/or Torres Strait Islander descent (unless criterion has previously been met)</li>
</ul>

VALUE:

The scholarship is valued at $4000 for full-time study, to be paid in instalments over 2 semesters (pro-rata for part-time and sessional study). In addition, all course fees and the Student Services and Amenities fee for the relevant semester(s) will be waived.

APPLICATION: 
USC Indigenous Scholarship Application Form - Honours, Higher Degree by Research or Postgraduate (PDF 286KB)&nbsp;For further information, please email&nbsp;scholarships@usc.edu.au&nbsp;or telephone 07 5430 2890. Download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader for PDF documents, before downloading this application form. *

&nbsp;

USC Indigenous Scholarship - Honours, Higher Degree by Research or Postgraduate

Overview

The scholarship is awarded to postgraduate students who are undertaking a Master by coursework or research or a PhD at one of nine participating world-class universities - which include ANU.&nbsp; In addition to demonstrating academic excellence in their own field of study, Westpac Future Leader Scholars will have the desire and potential to become leaders, inspire others and build collaborative networks across disciplines, and have the vision to contribute to the growth and prosperity of Australia.

Eligibility

To be eligible for a Westpac Future Leaders Scholarship, you must:

<ul>
	<li>Be an Australian citizen or permanent resident (New Zealand citizens who are not also Australian citizens are not eligible to apply);</li>
	<li>Have completed an undergraduate degree within the last five years, or will complete in the year of application;</li>
	<li>Have achieved or are on track to achieve an average result of H1 or H2A (or equivalent);</li>
	<li>Have chosen to undertake a Master by coursework or research or a PhD at the ANU with demonstrated world-class capability in the proposed area of study;</li>
	<li>If undertaking a research program, the proposed area of research must be in a field of research with an Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) four-digit Field of Research (FOR) rating of 5.</li>
	<li>Commence study in the year following the year of application;</li>
	<li>Whose proposed program of study and post-study plan must contribute to the future of Australia in at least one of the Westpac Bicentennial Foundation's priority funding areas;
	<ul>
		<li>Technology and innovation</li>
		<li>Strengthening the ties between Australia and Asia</li>
		<li>Enabling positive social change;</li>
	</ul>
	</li>
	<li>Include international opportunities, such as a period of study at an overseas university, a presentation at a conference significant to the discipline, or an internship or placement at an overseas organisation which will develop your leadership skills and global networks; and</li>
	<li>Underpin a worthy and viable post-study plan that benefits Australia</li>
</ul>

Selection Criteria

Successful candidates will be able to demonstrate the following:

<ul>
	<li>Academic excellence and are eager to undertake a PhD or full-time Master by coursework or research at ANU, in a field of world-class standing;</li>
	<li>Passionate about strengthening Australia's ties with Asia, driving technology and innovation or enabling positive social change;</li>
	<li>A bold vision to contribute to the growth and prosperity of Australia who can articulate this vision and how postgraduate study will help make it real;</li>
	<li>Possessing a desire and potential to lead;</li>
	<li>Keen to be inspired by others, build networks and collaborate across diverse disciplines; and</li>
	<li>Confident in taking on challenges.</li>
</ul>

Benefits

The Westpac Future Leaders Scholarship provides the following benefits:

<ul>
	<li>A scholarship valued at up to $120,000 paid over 2-3 years;</li>
	<li>Participation in a nine-month Leadership Development Program beyond the degree program which will provide relevant experiences, exposure to global thought leaders, build on strengths, develop targeted leadership capabilities, and create career pathways to help the Scholar succeed in their field;</li>
	<li>Global experience and opportunity to add a global context to the Scholar's education, with tailored international experiences of up to six months; and</li>
	<li>Membership in the Westpac Scholars Alumni Program, with access to ongoing networking, learning and development opportunities.</li>
</ul>

How to apply

All applications must be submitted through the Westpac Bicentennial Foundation's online application system. Supporting documentation required as part of the online application:

<ul>
	<li>A CV of no more than two pages of 10 point Arial fontand line spacing 1.5;</li>
	<li>A photo (headshot) of the applicant;</li>
	<li>(For PhD or Master by Research applicants only): A letter of support from the applicant's prospective ANU Research School stating that they are eligible to apply for entry into a PhD or Master by Research program, and including the name of the Research Supervisor;</li>
	<li>Certified copy of all university academic transcripts;</li>
	<li>Two references are required using the reference templates which are located on the Westpac Bicentennial website.&nbsp; The referees selected should be people who consent to be contacted by the Foundation:</li>
	<li>The first is an Academic Reference and needs to be completed by a person who is familiar with the applicant's academic record and understands the importance of their study program.</li>
	<li>The second is a Personal Reference and needs to be completed by a person who can demonstrate that the applicant has the attributes of a Westpac Scholar.&nbsp; This can be a previous work colleague or manager, however, should not be a family member or a person who currently or previously reported directly to the applicant;</li>
</ul>

Applicants may be required to present proof of citizenship or permanent residency at any time during the selection process. Applications received without the above-mentioned documentation will not be considered by the Foundation. Templates for the supporting documents are available on the Westpac Bicentennial Foundation Website.

Please note

Intending applicants should also lodge an application for admission to an HDR program at ANU including identification of a potential supervisor to be considered for award of this Scholarship.

Further information

If you would like more information about preparing your application, please contact Philanthropic.Scholarships@anu.edu.au to speak with a Westpac Future Leaders Scholarship Awardee.

ANU The Westpac Future Leaders Scholarship

AFGW NSW Inc is:

<ul>
	<li>An association of women graduates from universities and institutes of higher education throughout the world.</li>
	<li>A non-profit, non-government organisation.</li>
</ul>

What does AFGW-NSW do?

<ul>
	<li>Awards scholarships, bursaries and awards to women students</li>
	<li>Supports education for women locally and overseas</li>
	<li>Holds membership in state women’s organisations</li>
	<li>Organises forums for discussion and lectures</li>
	<li>Administers state business</li>
	<li>Provides networking and social interaction</li>
	<li>Approaches governments on matters of women’s education and well-being – Please see under menu heading Advocacy</li>
</ul>

Calling all Women Graduates in NSW&nbsp;– we invite you to join us!&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

AGW NSW welcomes all women graduates who support its purposes and objectives. Membership in AGW NSW is open to all women who hold a degree or its equivalent from a University or institute of higher education or to non-graduate women who support its aims. Employment in a University or any other location is not a requirement. Degrees that are awarded by a university or equivalent institution in any country are recognised as a qualification for full membership.AGW NSW welcomes non-graduates as&nbsp;Associate Members with Executive approval.

Australian Federation of Graduate Women – New South Wales

Australian Federation of Graduate Women Inc. (AFGW) and its State and Territory Associations place the highest priority on providing financial assistance for women to undertake university studies.
The national body of the Australian Federation of Graduate Women Inc. (AFGW) awards Fellowships to women, who are Australian citizens or permanent residents for postgraduate research, and who are in their second or third year of their degree.
Only online applications in the format requested will be accepted.
The national body of AFGW offers the following Fellowships to women for postgraduate research. Enquiries to  <a href="mailto:afgw.fellowships.officer@gmail.com">afgw.fellowships.officer@gmail.com</a>
Unfortunately, AFGW is unable to offer funds to support any other activities.
*** AFGW Fellowship Applicants: Please Note that the Application Form on the website has been amended as of 21 April 2018.  If you have already downloaded the previous version, discard it and change to the revised one.
<ul><li>The AFGW Barbara Hale Fellowships
<ul><li>For information click on <a href="http://afgw.org.au/what-we-do/barbara-hale-fellowship/" target="_blank">AFGW Barbara Hale Fellowships</a></li>
</ul></li>
<li>The AFGW Fellowship
<ul><li>For more information click on <a href="http://afgw.org.au/scholarships/the-afgw-fellowship/" target="_blank">AFGW Fellowship</a></li>
</ul></li>
<li>The AFGW Georgina Sweet Fellowship
<ul><li>For more information click on <a href="http://afgw.org.au/what-we-do/afgw-georgina-sweet-fellowship/" target="_blank">AFGW Georgina Sweet Fellowship</a></li>
</ul></li>
</ul>

Australian Federation of Graduate Women Fellowship

Applications are open  
<ul><li>Local and international students   </li>
<li>Future students</li>
</ul>The Swinburne Vice-Chancellor’s Excellence Scholarship is a prestigious award to study any Swinburne on-campus degree.
The Scholarship is worth $5000 per annum for the normal duration of your chosen degree* and includes membership into the High Achievers Program, plus a one-off payment of $2000 towards an international study experience.
*Scholarship payments will be suspended for the duration of Industry Placement, this is because students already receive payment as part of the placement.
High Achievers Program
At Swinburne we understand that high-performing students need opportunities to develop and excel in their field of interest. This is why we’ve created the High Achievers Program for all Vice-Chancellor’s Excellence Scholarship recipients.
Being part of this program means you’ll have access to:
<ul><li>an academic mentor to assist in tailoring your Swinburne study experience to your goals</li>
<li>leadership workshops</li>
<li>a guaranteed place in a degree-related study tour</li>
<li>research or industry projects</li>
<li>academic or industry mentoring</li>
<li>networking opportunities to share insights with like-minded peers.</li>
</ul>You will also be invited to apply for the <a href="http://www.swinburne.edu.au/2017/ambassador/" target="_blank">Swinburne’s Student Ambassador Program</a>; representing Swinburne at key events.
If you live more than 80km from the Hawthorn campus and <a href="https://www.swinburne.edu.au/current-students/student-support-services/accommodation/" target="_blank">apply for accommodation</a> by the required deadline†, you are also guaranteed a place in Swinburne Residences for Semester 1.  Accommodation costs are not covered by the scholarship.
Courses eligible
Any Swinburne on-campus degree.
Eligibility / selection criteria
To be eligible for a Vice-Chancellor’s Excellence Scholarship, you must:
<ul><li>be a Year 12 student and commencing a Swinburne degree in the year after leaving school  </li>
<li>achieve a minimum ATAR of 95.00</li>
<li>meet the prerequisites of your chosen degree.</li>
</ul>NOTE:
<ul><li>Vice-Chancellor’s Excellence Scholarships are not deferrable.</li>
<li>International students are eligible for consideration.</li>
<li>SEAS or Bonus Subjects points are not applicable for this scholarship.</li>
</ul>Value
The Scholarship is worth $5000 per annum for the normal duration of your chosen degree* and includes membership into the High Achievers Program, plus a one-off payment of $2000 towards an international study experience.

Vice-Chancellor's Excellence Scholarship

This grant is available to assist research candidates with travel costs associated with research-related activities that will enhance their thesis.

Research-related activities may include the following:

<ul>
	<li>presenting at a conference</li>
	<li>data collection, including conducting interviews in a field location</li>
	<li>travel to utilise equipment or resources not available at RMIT University</li>
	<li>access specialist archives, museums, libraries and galleries.</li>
</ul>

Value and duration

HDR candidates are able to receive up to $2000 during their candidature. This funding can be awarded as either:

<ul>
	<li>one travel grant, up to $2000 for a conference or research-related activity OR data collection, including conducting interviews in a field location</li>
	<li>two travel grants, up to $1000 each for a conference or research-related activity.</li>
</ul>

Eligibility and selection criteria

To be eligible to apply for, and receive, a HDR Travel Grant you must:

<ul>
	<li>be currently enrolled in an RMIT Higher Degrees by Research (HDR) program;</li>
	<li>have received a successful outcome for your Confirmation of Candidature*;</li>
	<li>have successfully completed your most recent milestone;</li>
	<li>not be identified as ‘at risk’; and</li>
	<li>not have submitted for examination.</li>
</ul>

You must ensure you have permission from your senior supervisor to undertake research related travel prior to submitting your application. If approved for a research travel grant, your travel must take place after receiving approval.

If applying to present at a conference, evidence of acceptance of your peer-reviewed conference papers, abstracts or posters must be submitted prior to your specified travel date.

Prior to travel dates, you are expected to:

<ul>
	<li>not have any overdue milestones*</li>
	<li>not be on a leave of absence.</li>
</ul>

* Please note that review and approval of your milestone presentations can take up to four to six weeks (no special consideration will be available for candidates who have applied for travel grants within the milestone approval process). You are responsible for checking your milestone status in myRMIT and following up with your HDR administrator regarding any milestones that are reflecting as overdue.

Additional requirements (if presenting at a conference):

If applying to conduct research related activities or fieldwork you must provide details of the research activities that will be pursued during this fieldwork. It must be relevant to your research, but does not have to lead directly to a research output such as a publication or conference paper.

You will be considered ineligible for the HDRTG if:

<ul>
	<li>you do not meet the criteria listed above</li>
	<li>you submit a late or incomplete application</li>
	<li>your application is deemed high risk of breaching Australian and/or International law</li>
	<li>you have JRE Cadetship funding available to you.</li>
</ul>

Closing dates

HDR Travel Grant applications are assessed on a monthly basis and close on the last day of each month.

It normally takes 4 weeks from each closing date for applications to be assessed and outcomes to be issued. We recommend that applications be submitted at least three months prior to travel to allow for these assessment timelines.

Terms and conditions

Successful recipients of the HDRTG must travel in accordance with&nbsp;RMIT Travel Policy.

If awarded this grant, you must:

<ul>
	<li>lodge your travel arrangements through your home school, via the&nbsp;RMIT Travel Portal</li>
	<li>ensure any travel bookings are made through the&nbsp;RMIT preferred travel suppliers, CT Connections or Voyager</li>
	<li>seek advice from RMIT International Compliance prior to undertaking any research related travel, if you are an international student</li>
	<li>ensure you comply withAustralian&nbsp;and the laws of the jurisdiction you are travelling to</li>
	<li>maintain regular contact with your supervisor while travelling</li>
	<li>submit a request in writing to your supervisor and School HDR administrator (copying in SGR at&nbsp;<a href="mailto:sgr.scholarships@rmit.edu.au">sgr.scholarships@rmit.edu.au</a>) if you wish to amend details of your approved travel.</li>
	<li>notify your supervisor and School HDR administrator (copying in SGR at&nbsp;<a href="mailto:sgr.scholarships@rmit.edu.au">sgr.scholarships@rmit.edu.au</a>) immediately if you can no longer undertake your approved travel.</li>
</ul>

Candidates who make travel plans outside of the terms and conditions cannot seek reimbursement from this travel grant.

Further information

Successful candidates will not be paid directly for the HDRTG. The School of Graduate Research will transfer approved funding to your home school, for use against your travel booking.

Submission of an application does not guarantee funding. If money provided by this grant does not cover the full cost of travel, you are encouraged to apply for additional funding support (e.g. enrolling school or conference organisers) where possible.

Travel to countries or regions where a&nbsp;<a href="http://www.smartraveller.gov.au/zw-cgi/view/Advice/" target="_blank">Department of Foreign Affairs</a>&nbsp;(DFAT) warning displays the following: ‘Reconsider your need to travel’ or ‘Do Not Travel’ will only be considered in exceptional circumstances and all applications that fall into this category will require prior approval from the Dean, School of Graduate Research, regardless of whether the country you are travelling to is your home country.

You should also be aware of any Australian sanctions laws applicable to the country or region you are travelling to. Contravention of sanctions laws carries significant penalties. Please see the&nbsp;<a href="http://www.smartraveller.gov.au/zw-cgi/view/Advice/" target="_blank">DFAT website</a>&nbsp;for further guidance.

The HDR Travel Grant cannot be transferred to another university.

Higher Degree by Research Travel Grant (HDRTG)

The Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) Scholarship scheme is funded by the Australian Government and provides tuition fees to top quality international postgraduate students who wish to enrol in a research degree at Australian universities. This scheme replaces the International Postgraduate Research Scheme. The RTP Fee Offset and Stipend Scholarship is very competitive and awarded to approximately 30 students each year. Applications are assessed on academic merit and research potential. In addition to the RTP Fee Scholarship, the University of Sydney awards an RTP Stipend Scholarship to all International RTP Fee Scholarship recipients. This provides a stipend/living allowance.
Those under consideration for an RTP Fee Scholarship will automatically be considered for a University of Sydney International Scholarship, which also covers tuition fees and provides a stipend. Neither of these awards requires a separate application.Eligibility for the scholarship is based on a student's course application.

For information on Frequently Asked Questions such as deferment, key dates, and eligibility please check the FAQ page.
For application information and links please check the<a href="http://sydney.edu.au/scholarships/research/research-training-program.shtml"> Australian Government Research Training</a> Program page.

Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) Scholarship and Stipend Scholarship (International - formerly IPRS)

The Australia Awards Leadership Program is supplementary to the Australia Awards Scholarship. It is offered to those who are identified as current and future leaders in their country and professional area. The Leadership Program offers leadership learning and development opportunities for awardees while they are in Australia undertaking postgraduate study. It is designed to motivate and inspire future leaders, develop individual leadership capabilities, and build enduring linkages and partnerships between developing countries and Australia.
For more information, please visit DFAT’s <a href="http://www.australiaawards.gov.au/Pages/default.aspx" target="_blank">Australia Awards page</a>
Note: International Scholarship (Non-Australian Citizen)

Australia Awards Leadership Program (AALP)

This emergency bursary provides financial help to students experiencing unexpected financial hardship.

Eligibility

You must be:

<ul>
	<li>currently enrolled as a student</li>
	<li>from a low-income background</li>
	<li>experiencing difficulty due to an unexpected financial situation.</li>
</ul>

You can't apply for this bursary if you're a:

<ul>
	<li>single-unit study student</li>
	<li>cross-institutional student</li>
	<li>QUT International College student.</li>
</ul>

Study type:

<ul>
	<li>Undergraduate</li>
	<li>Postgraduate coursework</li>
	<li>Postgraduate research</li>
</ul>

Faculty/area:

<ul>
	<li>Business</li>
	<li>Creative Industries</li>
	<li>Education</li>
	<li>Health</li>
	<li>Law</li>
	<li>Science and Engineering</li>
</ul>

Who can't apply

You can't apply if you're a:

<ul>
	<li><a href="https://www.qut.edu.au/study/applying/single-unit-study">single-unit study student&nbsp;</a>- studying an individual unit at QUT, but not enrolled in a QUT course</li>
	<li><a href="https://www.qut.edu.au/study/applying/cross-institutional-study">cross-institutional student</a>&nbsp;- enrolled in a course at another university, but studying specific units at QUT and receiving credit towards your course at the other university</li>
	<li>QUT International College (QUTIC) student&nbsp;- studying one of the pathway programs offered by our international college, including foundation courses, university diplomas and English language courses</li>
</ul>

What you receive

You'll receive:

<ul>
	<li>a bursary of up to $750, based on your demonstrated need.</li>
</ul>

How to apply

Australian and New Zealander students

<ul>
	<li>You'll need to&nbsp;make an appointment with Student Counselling. They will assess your financial situation and determine your eligibility for an emergency bursary.</li>
	<li>All appointments are confidential and free.</li>
</ul>

International students

<ul>
	<li>You'll need to&nbsp;contact International Student Services. They will assess your financial situation and determine your eligibility for an emergency bursary.</li>
	<li>All appointments are confidential and free.</li>
</ul>

Equity Emergency Bursaries

The Australia Awards are prestigious international scholarships funded by the Australian Government and administered by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) that aim to contribute to the long term development needs of Australia's partner countries, in line with bilateral and regional agreements.

The Awards strive to develop leadership potential and stimulate lasting change by empowering a global network of talented individuals through high-quality education experiences in Australia and overseas.&nbsp;Recipients of these awards return home with new ideas and knowledge, and the ability to make a significant contribution to their home countries as leaders in their field.

Australia Awards at FedUni

#1 university for overall Employment* and student support* - FedUni's the ideal place for you to take up an Australia Award Scholarship and learn to succeed.

Choose FedUni

<ul>
	<li>There's a program to suit you.&nbsp;We offer over a wide range of programs with flexible degree structures (Browse&nbsp;<a href="https://study.federation.edu.au/#/" target="_blank">FedUni Australia Awards Program Information and Program Finder</a>)</li>
	<li>All the support you need.&nbsp;At FedUni we understand that starting your life as a university student is exciting, but that it also involves change with some challenges along the way. Read about the&nbsp;<a href="https://federation.edu.au/future-students/study-at-feduni/student-support" target="_blank">student-focused programs</a>&nbsp;we have developed with specific support needs in mind.</li>
	<li>Experience community-based uni life.&nbsp;As one of Australia's largest regional universities, FedUni has the advantage of being deeply embed in the community. There are opportunities for students to make lifelong contacts and friends by getting involved in clubs, societies and sporting teams. Check out the&nbsp;International student guide.</li>
	<li>Small class sizes.&nbsp;Our class sizes are smaller than most metropolitan institutions, meaning you can receive one-to-one assistance directly from your lecturer or tutor.</li>
</ul>

Award benefits

Australia Awards are offered for the minimum period necessary for recipients to complete the academic program specified by the institution, including any preparatory training.

The following benefits generally apply:

<ul>
	<li>Full tuition fees.</li>
	<li>Return air travel - payment of single return, economy class airfare to and from Australia.</li>
	<li>Establishment allowance - a once only payment of A$5,000 as a contribution towards accommodation expenses, text books, study materials.</li>
	<li>Contribution to Living Expenses (CLE) - a fortnightly contribution to basic living expenses paid at a rate determined by DFAT.</li>
	<li>Introductory Academic Program (IAP) - a compulsory 4-6 week program prior to commencing formal academic studies, covering information on life and study in Australia.</li>
	<li>Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) for the duration of the award (for award holder only) -provided to cover basic medical costs (with the exception of pre-existing conditions).</li>
	<li>Pre-course English (PCE) fees—if deemed necessary PCE may be available for students for in-country and/or in-Australia training.</li>
	<li>Supplementary Academic Support may be available to ensure a Scholar's academic success or enhance their academic experience.</li>
	<li>Fieldwork (research students only) - One return economy class airfare - may be available for research students via the most direct route to their country of citizenship or within Australia.</li>
</ul>

Award conditions

Applicants who want to accept an Australia Awards scholarship will need to sign a contract with the Commonwealth of Australia declaring that they will comply with the conditions of the scholarship.

Awardees are required to leave Australia for a minimum of two years after completing their scholarship. Failure to do so will result in the awardee incurring a debt for the total accrued cost of their scholarship.

Australia Awards

Deakin recognises students with consistently high academic performance and the potential to make a leading contribution to the university and its communities. Unsuccessful applicants of the Deakin Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarship will automatically be considered for the Deakin International Scholarship.
Important dates: 
<ul><li>This scholarship is open to all students commencing studies at Deakin.</li>
</ul>Value
This scholarship is available for the normal duration of your course.
25% of your student contributions (tuition fees)
Eligibility
Applicants must:
<ul><li>be a prospective international student for a coursework degree at Deakin University</li>
<li>be eligible to study at Deakin University</li>
<li>not have accepted any other Deakin scholarship or bursary</li>
<li>have achieved a 65% average (or equivalent) in previous studies.</li>
</ul>All criteria must be met.
Your application
You are required to submit:
<ul><li>a completed Deakin International Scholarship Program application form</li>
<li>a personal statement (300 words)</li>
<li>a completed application to study at Deakin including academic transcripts.</li>
</ul>Your personal statement must be written by you and reflect your personal views. It should contain:
<ul><li>an outline of why you want to study at Deakin University</li>
<li>an overview of any extracurricular activities and work experience (paid or voluntary) you have undertaken</li>
<li>why you think you would make an outstanding ambassador for Deakin University</li>
<li>any other information that will assist your application.</li>
</ul>You may also be asked to attend an interview.

Deakin International Scholarship

Donor: Carment Family
Maximum value: $5,000
Purpose: To provide financial support to students enrolled in their Honours year in the area of Humanities or Social Sciences at Charles Darwin University and to honour Maxwell Carment.
Payment: $2,500 per semester
Duration: Two (2) semesters
Number of Scholarships available: One (1)
Applications open: TBA
Eligibility criteria:
<ul><li>Must be enrolled in the Bachelor of Arts (Honours),  Bachelor of Creative Arts and Industries (Honours), Bachelor of Psychological Science Honours or Bachelor of Social Work Honours</li>
<li>Must be a resident of the Northern Territory</li>
</ul>

Maxwell Carment Scholarship

Donor: Carbine Club of NT

Maximum value: $2,000

Purpose:To provide financial support to talented young people to achieve their educational and sporting goals at Charles Darwin University.

Payment: $1,000 per semester

Duration: Two (2) semesters

Number of Scholarships available: One (1)

Applications open: TBA

Eligibility criteria:

<ul>
	<li>
	Must be enrolled in a Higher Education or Vocational Education and Training course 
	Must be enrolled full-time for the duration of the scholarship 
	Must be a resident of the Northern Territory 
	Must be an Australian or New Zealand citizen, or holder of an Australian permanent resident visa or permanent humanitarian visa
	</li>
</ul>

Carbine Club Sports Scholarship

The Endeavour Scholarships and Fellowships are the Australian Government's competitive, merit-based scholarships and fellowships providing opportunities for Australians to undertake study, research or professional development overseas and for overseas citizens to do the same in Australia.
The Endeavour Scholarships and Fellowships aim to build Australia's reputation for excellence in the provision of education and research, support the internationalisation of the Australian higher education and research sectors and offer high-achieving individuals from overseas and Australia opportunities to increase their productivity and expertise in their field.
The program provides opportunities for Australian postgraduate students, and postdoctoral researchers to undertake international research and professional development in an eligible country overseas. It also supports university staff, including general and administrative university staff to undertake professional development overseas under an Endeavour Executive Fellowship.
International applicants are supported to undertake a full Masters or PhD qualification, as well short-term research at your university. The program is an excellent opportunity for research schools to develop international research linkages.

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