The University of Canberra Postgraduate Scholarship offers a fantastic opportunity for both domestic and international students who want to pursue a postgraduate degree at the University of Canberra (UC). This fellowship provides financial assistance and access to top-notch education in a variety of doctoral programs, helping students in their academic endeavours.
UC International Course Merit Scholarship
| Open | Always Open |
| Student type | International |
| Level of study | Postgraduate |
| Value | 25% off the total tuition fee for the duration of the course |
| Study area | Arts, Architecture, Commerce, Design, Health, Sports, and Science |
| Special criteria | Academic achievement |
Awarded to newly enrolled international students from particular nations who are requesting admission to a specific program for a bachelor’s or master’s degree at UC.
To qualify for this award, postgraduate students must have a bachelor’s degree with a GPA of at least 65%.
The Admissions Office evaluates and distributes these scholarships when an offer is issued.
Speaking clearly, Diplomatic and sponsored students are not permitted.
The scholarship is only available to students in the following areas:
- India
- Nepal
- Bangladesh
- Pakistan
- Sri Lanka
- Bhutan
- Vietnam
- Philippines
- Kenya
- Nigeria
- Mauritius
- Indonesia
- South Korea
- Japan
- Latin America
Eligible courses include
- ITM001 Master of Data Science
- MGM401 Master of International Business
- MGM301 Master of Marketing Management
Academic achievement requirements include:
GPA of 5.7GPA of at least 65% (5 out of 7) or the equivalent for a master’s degree
How to apply
To be considered, submit a student application.
At the time of application, the Admissions Office will determine if each applicant is eligible for a scholarship.
The scholarship will be mentioned on the offer letter if it is granted.
UC International High Achiever Scholarship
| Open | Always Open |
| Student type | International |
| Level of study | Postgraduate |
| Value | 20% off the total amount of tuition for the course length |
| Study area | All study areas |
| Special criteria | Academic achievement |
Awarded to start international students enrolled in postgraduate courses at the Sydney Hills or Bruce campuses of the University of California.
When students apply to UC courses, they are all evaluated for scholarships. No additional application is necessary.
Students pursuing diplomas, sponsorship, or articulation are not eligible.
Academic achievement requirements include
- A GPA of at least 80%, or 6 out of 7, is required for a master’s degree.
How to apply
There is no need to apply for this scholarship.
To be considered, submit a student application.
At the time of application, the Admissions Office will determine if each applicant is eligible for a scholarship.
The scholarship will be mentioned on the offer letter if it is granted.
Women’s Emerging Leaders Scholarship
This scholarship provides financial assistance to women who play rugby union with the Brumbies Women’s Academy or Super W squads and are pursuing higher education and sports to enhance their leadership abilities.
| Student type | Domestic, International |
| Level of study | Postgraduate, Honours |
| Value | $30,000 |
| Study area | All study areas |
| Special criteria | athletic success, need for money, involvement in the community, and gender |
Conditions:
Visit the university website to review the conditions.
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