About
Curtin University is a public research university based in Perth, Western Australia. The university provides a diverse range of scholarships to support students' academic journeys, including merit-based, needs-based, Indigenous, research, and international student scholarships. With over $7 million allocated annually and more than 1,000 scholarships available, Curtin supports students from all backgrounds to achieve their academic and professional goals.
Funding Opportunities
Global Scholars Program Scholarship
The Global Scholars Program Scholarship offers international students a global perspective and industry connections while completing a Curtin degree at two of Curtin's global campuses. The scholarship provides a one-off credit of AUD$15,000 against tuition fees for the course being completed at Curtin Perth campus. This scholarship is designed for international students who successfully complete 200 credits at one of Curtin's global campuses within two study periods before transferring to Perth for the remaining course work. The program allows students to experience education across multiple international locations while receiving financial support. To maintain the scholarship, recipients must maintain Good Standing academic status, remain enrolled full-time, not take any Leave of Absence, and cannot receive any other Curtin scholarship concurrently. The scholarship specifically covers tuition fees only and does not extend to other international student expenses such as accommodation or living costs.
Curtin Global Talent Scholarship
A dedicated scholarship for international students that have commenced their studies at one of Curtin's global campuses and wish to transfer to the Curtin Perth, Western Australian campus for the remaining duration of their degree. Curtin University acknowledges the importance of giving students access to a truly global education that prepares them for success in an interconnected world. This scholarship provides eligible students a one-off credit of AUD$10,000 against the tuition fee of the course they are undertaking. The scholarship is available for international, fee-paying, non-sponsored students of any nationality except Australian who have commenced at one of Curtin's global campuses and will be studying at least one year in duration (minimum of 200 credits) at Curtin WA Campus. The scholarship credit will be applied after the census date of the first study period at Curtin WA Campus.
Semester 2 - 2026 - Curtin Global Future Leaders Scholarship
The Curtin Global Future Leaders Scholarship provides international students with the opportunity to pursue their ambitions and gain a world-class education at Curtin University. This scholarship offers eligible students a one-off credit of AUD$12,500 against their tuition fees. The scholarship is available for international, fee-paying, non-sponsored students of any nationality except Australian who are enrolled in eligible undergraduate or Master's degree coursework programs. Recipients must be studying at a Curtin Western Australian campus, commencing in a study period between May and December 2026, and must be studying for at least 1.5 years (minimum 300 credits) at the WA campus. Applicants must have achieved a Credit level or equivalent Course-Weighted-Average in their most recent eligible course of study. All qualifying applications to Curtin are automatically assessed for this merit-based scholarship, with no separate application required. The scholarship is not available for quota courses including Medicine, Psychology, Oral Health, Nursing, Midwifery, Paramedicine, Physiotherapy, Laboratory Medicine, Pharmacy, Occupational Therapy, Medical Radiation Science, Speech Pathology, Exercise Physiology, Dietetics and Social Work.
2024 HDR Scholarship - The role of microbes in carbonate mineralization under different substrate conditions
This PhD scholarship focuses on unpinning the role of microbes in carbonate mineralization under different substrate conditions. Microbial activities have been demonstrated to play a crucial role in the formation of minerals since the advent of life on Earth. Bacterial biomineralization plays a critical role in biogeochemical cycling and has important environmental applications especially in sustainable construction materials. This project aims to significantly advance current perceptions and knowledge by developing new methods for elemental tracking of Ca under biotic and abiotic environments in a range of substrates and microbial metabolic pathways using stable isotopes. This is a 3-year PhD project available at Curtin University, Perth, Western Australia, under the supervision of Dr. Navdeep K Dhami in collaboration with Prof. Allan Pring (University of Adelaide), Dr Carlos Rodriguez (University of Granada, Spain) and Prof. Abhijit Mukherjee (Curtin University).
Elite Athlete Grant
The Elite Athlete Grant has been developed to support elite athletes in attaining excellence in their chosen sport whilst maintaining academic achievement. Curtin University is proud to be a member of the Elite Athlete Friendly University (EAFU) Network, an initiative of the Australian Sporting Commission. Since its conception in 2004, the EAFU Program at Curtin University has contributed significant resources to ensure elite athletes receive the required support to be able to successfully integrate their academic and sporting aspirations. The program is managed by Curtin Stadium and is strongly endorsed by the Vice-Chancellor. Completing an education at the same time as training for elite sport is challenging. However comprehensive research and student athlete testimonies demonstrate that athletes who successfully integrate their studies and sport can achieve excellent results in both areas. The Scholarship provides support based on a full-time study load of 100 credits, with a total value of up to $5,000 paid as a cash stipend of $2,500 per semester. The amount can be used at the recipient's discretion to contribute towards education related expenses.
2027-2028 Fulbright Scholarships
The Australian-American Fulbright Commission offers scholarships to Australian citizens across all career stages. Awardees take part in an academic and cultural exchange, pursuing research or study at a U.S. institution, experiencing life abroad and bringing back their knowledge and experience to share with their communities in Australia. A Fulbright award is more than a scholarship – it is a means of fostering leadership, learning, and empathy between cultures. The program provides opportunities for postgraduate coursework, higher degree by research, and post-doctoral candidates to undertake study or research at U.S. institutions. Recipients must travel on a J-1 Exchange Visitor visa and participate in cultural exchange activities. The program includes comprehensive support including stipends, tuition allowances, travel, health insurance, and ongoing guidance from the Commission.
Australia Awards Scholarships (AAS)
Australia Awards Scholarships (AAS) are funded by the Australian Government to provide higher education opportunities for people from developing countries to study in Australia. These scholarships aim to build the skills and knowledge to drive change as the next generation of global leaders and contribute to the development needs of Australia's partner countries in line with bilateral and regional agreements. Scholarships are mainly at postgraduate level, however there is a limited number of undergraduate scholarships that are country specific. Curtin will work with AAS recipients to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to drive change and contribute to the economic and social development in their home country and build enduring connections within the community. The scholarships are offered for the minimum period necessary for the individual to complete the academic program specified by the Australian higher education institution, including any preparatory training.
2026 - Semester 1 - Newmont Mining Engineering Scholarship
The Newmont Mining Engineering Scholarship has been developed to support passionate students in Mining Engineering in aim to foster the next generation of industry leaders. Founded in 1921, Newmont Pty Ltd is the world's leading gold company and a major producer of copper, silver, zinc, and lead. Recognised for its commitment to environmental, social, and governance excellence, Newmont upholds the highest safety standards and technical expertise. This scholarship reflects the company's dedication to value creation and responsible mining by investing in future professionals. The scholarship provides financial support for up to three years for eligible students enrolled in the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Mining Engineering) program at Curtin University's Western Australian School of Mines (WASM).
2026 - Semester 1 - Newmont Metallurgy Scholarship
The Newmont Metallurgy Scholarship has been developed to support passionate students in Metallurgy with the aim to foster the next generation of industry leaders. Founded in 1921, Newmont Australia Pty Ltd is the world's leading gold company and a major producer of copper, silver, zinc, and lead. Recognised for its commitment to environmental, social, and governance excellence, Newmont upholds the highest safety standards and technical expertise. This scholarship reflects the company's dedication to value creation and responsible mining by investing in future professionals. The scholarship provides financial support for up to three years for domestic students enrolled full-time in eligible metallurgy and chemical engineering programs at Curtin University's Western Australian School of Mines. Recipients may also receive paid vacation work opportunities and early graduate program offers with Newmont Australia Pty Ltd.
Centrelink Relocation Scholarship
The Centrelink Relocation Scholarship is offered by the Australian Government to assist higher education students with the costs of living away from home. This scholarship is specifically available to eligible Youth Allowance and ABSTUDY customers who are required to relocate to undertake their studies. From 1 January 2015, the Relocation Scholarship is only available to students relocating to or from regional areas. Students relocating from major cities are only eligible for the Relocation Scholarship if they relocate to study at a regional campus. This needs-based scholarship aims to reduce financial barriers for students from regional or remote areas who must leave their home to access higher education. The scholarship is available for both current and future students undertaking postgraduate coursework at Curtin University. Recipients cannot receive a Commonwealth Accommodation Scholarship or an Abstudy Residential Costs Option for the same period as the Relocation Scholarship. Students receiving this Commonwealth Scholarship will continue to receive it until expiry, provided they continue to meet all eligibility criteria.
2026 - Semester 1 - Rawlinsons Women in Construction Management Scholarship
The Rawlinsons Women in Construction Management Scholarship aims to reduce educational barriers and provide financial support for female students pursuing careers in construction management, with the potential for future employment at Rawlinsons WA. This scholarship fosters women's advancement in the industry by empowering them through education and financial assistance. The scholarship provides $10,000 over two years paid as a cash stipend of $2,500 per semester. Recipients also have the option to participate in the Curtin and Rawlinsons Internship Program during their 4th year of study, which is offered as a professional placement providing invaluable exposure within the construction management industry. The funding can be used at the recipient's discretion to contribute towards course fees, textbooks, or general living expenses.
2026 - Semester 1 - Michael Spratt Scholarship
The Michael Spratt Scholarship was established by Neometals to honour the memory of Michael Spratt, a colleague and friend who sadly passed away. The purpose of the Scholarship is to support final year students undertaking an eligible degree in Chemical Engineering, Metallurgy or Mineral Processing. Neometals is commercialising its portfolio of sustainable process technologies to recycle and recover critical materials from high-value waste streams. The Company collaborates with partners and customers to facilitate sustainable supply chains of critical materials and reduce the environmental burden of traditional mining in the global transition to a circular economy. The scholarship provides a total value of $7,500 AUD paid as a cash stipend of $3,750 per semester for up to a maximum of one year based on full-time enrolment. The amount can be used at the recipient's discretion to contribute towards education related expenses. This merit-based scholarship is available to domestic students enrolled full-time in the final year of eligible degrees at Curtin University, with preference given to students studying at the Kalgoorlie campus.
2026 - Semester 1 - Peter Collins Scholarship
The Peter Collins Scholarship was established by Neometals in conjunction with Curtin University to support final year Applied Geology students, with preference given to students studying at the Kalgoorlie campus. Neometals is commercialising its portfolio of sustainable process technologies to recycle and recover critical materials from high-value waste streams. The Company collaborates with partners and customers to facilitate sustainable supply chains of critical materials and reduce the environmental burden of traditional mining in the global transition to a circular economy. The Scholarship provides a total value of $7,500 paid as a cash stipend of $3,750 per semester for up to a maximum of one year. The amount can be used at the recipient's discretion to contribute towards education related expenses. Applicants must be domestic students enrolled full-time in the final year of an eligible Applied Geology degree with a minimum course weighted average of 65.
2025 HDR (PhD) Scholarship – Ion-atom collision data for fusion energy, hadron therapy and astrophysics
This scholarship is funded by an ARC Discovery Project in conjunction with support from Curtin University. The purpose of the scholarship is to support a PhD student to carry out research in quantum collision theory. Currently, there is an urgent demand for accurate data on ion-beam collisions with atomic and molecular targets for the development and maintenance of fusion reactors, treatment planning in hadron therapy, and modelling astrophysical phenomena. The PhD project will focus on developing theoretical methods to generate accurate data to meet this demand. The student will gain expertise in high-performance computational modelling of atomic collision processes. This scholarship provides a living stipend indexed based on full-time studies for up to a maximum of 3 years.
2026 - Semester 1 - MMA Offshore Hydrographic Surveying Scholarship
The MMA Offshore Hydrographic Surveying Scholarship is designed to support and encourage students in their studies and to promote a career in the field of Hydrographic Surveying whilst also publicising the activities of the industry with the aim of addressing a shortage of skilled personnel. The scholarship is offered by Cyan Renewables (formerly MMA Offshore), which specialises in providing high-specification vessels and a comprehensive suite of marine and subsea services to the offshore energy sector and wider maritime industries. The scholarship provides financial support for up to two years with a total value up to $10,000, paid as a cash stipend of $2,500 per semester. Recipients must be domestic students (Australian or New Zealand citizens, Australian permanent residents or holders of Permanent Humanitarian visas) enrolled full-time in the 2nd, 3rd or 4th year of the Bachelor of Surveying (Honours) program at Curtin University. Beyond financial support, the scholarship offers guaranteed paid vacation work with MMA Offshore, mentoring opportunities, site visit opportunities, workshop and events participation, and potential employment opportunities after graduation. Applicants must have a minimum course weighted average of 60 and demonstrate passion and vision for a career in the field of Hydrographic Surveying. The scholarship is merit-based and selection criteria include academic merit, responses to application questions, work experience or non-academic achievements (extracurricular and leadership), and interview performance for shortlisted applicants. The possibility of an additional year of support for a 2nd year student may be considered, subject to review by MMA Offshore.
Curtin University top up scholarship - Vietnam Government PhD Scholarship (Project 89)
This Curtin top up scholarship supports high-achieving Vietnamese candidates to undertake a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) at Curtin University, Perth Western Australia. Project 89 is a Vietnam Government training scheme under Ministry of Education & Training (MoET) in Vietnam, through its Vietnam International Education Development (VIED) office and was launched in January 2019. Project 89 will be operational until 2030 with the purpose of enhancing competencies of lecturers and administrators of Higher Education institutions. The scholarship is jointly funded by Curtin University and the Vietnamese Government under Project 89. The Vietnamese Government provides tuition fee scholarship support up to a maximum USD $25,000 per year for 4 years, living stipend of USD $1,120 per month for 4 years, an international return airfare, and Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) up to USD $1,000 per year. Curtin provides a top up living stipend up to the current Curtin PhD stipend rate (AUD $37,500 per annum in 2025) to support students whilst studying in Australia, as well as a tuition fee offset scholarship to support any shortfall between the Project 89 tuition funding contribution.
HDR Scholarship - Stipends for Higher Degree by Research
This scholarship provides financial support for students pursuing Higher Degree by Research (HDR) programs at Curtin University. The scholarship is awarded through a competitive selection process and is available to both domestic and international students undertaking PhD research across multiple faculties including Business and Law, Health Sciences, Humanities, and Science & Engineering. Recipients receive a stipend to support their living expenses during their research degree, along with tuition fee coverage for domestic students. The scholarship aims to support outstanding graduate students demonstrating strong research potential through their academic record, research outputs, and contributions to their field of research.
2026 - Semester 1 - Peritas Engineering Scholarship
The Peritas Engineering Scholarship was established to support high achieving Civil and Construction Engineering students through their second to fourth year of studies. This scholarship provides financial support over three years for students enrolled full-time in the Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Construction Engineering) Honours program at Curtin University. Peritas, originally known as Structural Focus, serves as an innovative engineering consulting firm with a focus on industrial, mining, land development, infrastructure, and commercial projects. The scholarship includes not only financial support but also valuable work experience opportunities with Peritas during vacation periods and potential full-time employment following graduation. Recipients will receive a cash stipend to contribute towards educational expenses while maintaining high academic standards and engaging with industry through research projects and work placements.
2026 - Semester 1 - Harts Financial Solutions Scholarship in Financial Planning
The Harts Financial Solutions Scholarship in Financial Planning has been established to support and encourage high-achieving students in the undergraduate Finance and Financial Planning cohort to help them excel in their studies and future careers. This scholarship is available to students enrolled in the Bachelor of Commerce (Finance and Financial Planning Double Major) at Curtin University. The scholarship provides financial support and a guaranteed paid internship opportunity with Harts Financial Solutions, designed to assist students with education-related expenses while gaining valuable industry experience. Recipients must be in their final year of study, maintain a course weighted average of at least 70, and demonstrate academic merit, non-academic achievements, and passion for their course and career vision.
2026 - Semester 1 - Euroz Hartleys Financial Planning Scholarship
The Euroz Hartleys Financial Planning Scholarship has been developed to support high-achieving students enrolled in the final year of the Finance and Financial Planning double major at Curtin University. This prestigious scholarship supports high-achieving students in Financial Planning, with a preference for women, to encourage excellence and leadership in the field. It is designed to help students focus on their studies and career ambitions. The scholarship provides financial support of up to $10,000 per year, paid as a cash stipend of $5,000 per semester, which can be used at the recipient's discretion to contribute towards education related expenses.
2026 - Semester 1 - Kwok and Yang Families Scholarship
The Kwok and Yang Families Scholarship was established to support high-performing international students who are in need of extra support. The Donors understand the challenges faced by international students, having experienced moving to Australia to complete university studies themselves. They wish to support students that are academically high-performing but may require some additional financial support to relieve pressures. The scholarship provides a one-off cash payment of $2,500 that can be used at the recipient's discretion to contribute towards accommodation, basic needs or education related expenses. Applicants must be international students enrolled in undergraduate courses at Curtin University's Western Australia campus, maintain a minimum course weighted average of 70, have completed at least 200 credits, and demonstrate financial need. Applications are assessed based on responses to application questions, current course weighted average, and demonstrated financial need.
2026 - Semester 1 - Christine Foster Scholarship
The Christine Foster Scholarship has been developed to support female students studying a Science or Engineering undergraduate degree in memory of Christine Foster. The Scholarship has been established in perpetuity by Christine's former classmates and friends. Christine Foster grew up in Kalgoorlie and attained a Bachelor of Engineering (Mining) at the WA School of Mines Kalgoorlie campus 1993-1996. Following graduation, Christine pursued a career in mining, gaining early experience in Australian and New Zealand underground mines. She was highly respected by her peers and was a motivated professional, improving standards and challenging barriers for females in her chosen career path. During a working holiday in Edinburgh, Christine died tragically on 29 June 2000. In her memory, Christine's former WASM classmates and friends have endowed the Christine Foster Memorial Scholarship to support female students pursuing science and engineering courses at Curtin. The Scholarship provides support for up to a maximum of one year (based on a full-time study load of 100 credits) with a total value of $10,000 paid as a cash stipend of $5,000 per semester. The amount can be used at the recipient's discretion to contribute towards education related expenses.
2027 - Semester 1 - Go Global Merit Travel Grant
The Go Global Merit Travel Grant has been developed to support and encourage current students undertaking a Go Global program. All students who apply for the Go Global Semester Exchange Program will be automatically considered for this merit-based travel grant. The scholarship provides financial support ranging from $2,000 to support students undertaking semester exchange programs at select partner institutions including Thompson Rivers University, Virginia Commonwealth University, University of Essex, Nanyang Technological University, University of Liverpool, and University of Leeds. Recipients must be domestic students enrolled full-time with a course weighted average of at least 60, and must be in their first semester of exchange if the program spans two semesters.
Churchill Fellowship
The Churchill Fellowship has been developed by The Winston Churchill Trust to support Australians to travel overseas to experience new opportunities, to make contacts with the best in their fields, and to bring the experience back to benefit Australia and your community. The Churchill Trust was established in 1965 to honour the memory of Sir Winston Churchill by awarding overseas research Fellowships known as 'Churchill Fellowships'. Churchill Fellowships allow you to design your own research project on any topic or issue you are passionate about, travel the world and further your knowledge in your chosen field, before returning to make a real contribution to Australian society. The Fellowship provides a fully funded trip covering all travel, accommodation, meals and any other fees approved in your application. The average value is $35,000 AUD, though this varies based on the number of countries visited, the duration, and estimated airfare.
2026 - Bilya Boorn Scholarship
The Bilya Boorn Scholarship supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander law students by providing recipients with financial assistance, mentoring and professional development opportunities in commercial law. The scholarship offers an annual value of $10,000 paid as a cash stipend of $5,000 per semester for up to a maximum of 2 years based on a full-time study load. Recipients also receive student networking and mentoring opportunities through the Aboriginal/Indigenous students unit at their university, as well as ad-hoc professional networking and mentoring opportunities provided from time to time through participating law firms. The amount can be used at the recipient's discretion to contribute towards educational related expenses. This scholarship is offered and administered by Clifford Chance in partnership with participating law firms and Western Australian universities.
Michael Jones Memorial Scholarship
The Michael Jones Memorial Scholarship has been developed to support a student from one of the Kalgoorlie-Boulder local high schools enrolled at Curtin to study a course in the WA School of Mines (WASM). The Jones family (Don Jones Retravision) established the scholarship in memory of Michael who was killed in a mining accident at the Hunt decline in Kambalda. Michael Jones completed his Mining Engineering degree at the WA School of Mines graduating with a distinction grade and was a gold medal winner in 1982 as dux of his school. The scholarship provides financial support for undergraduate students pursuing degrees within WASM who are from the Kalgoorlie-Boulder region. Recipients receive a total value of up to $12,000 paid as a cash stipend of $1,500 per semester for up to four years based on full-time study load. The amount can be used at the recipient's discretion to contribute towards educational related expenses.
2026 - John Curtin and Don Watts Scholars - Travel Grant
The John Curtin Scholarship Program (JCSP) and the Don Watts High Achiever Scholarship provides funding towards approved international experiences for current scholars to immerse themselves in another culture and learn about their field of study in a global context. Current JCSP Scholars and Don Watts Scholars who have not exhausted their travel grant funding are eligible to apply. The scholars must undertake an eligible program prior to completing their course of study at Curtin University. Eligible programs include international exchange, study abroad, placements, practicum, study tours, short-term programs, summer/winter schools, conferences, volunteering, and training workshops. If students' current course prohibits international experience due to accreditation issues (such as health science students), they may apply for domestic rural travel funding.
2026 Curtin On-Campus Accommodation Equity Bursary - Kalgoorlie
The Curtin On-Campus Accommodation Equity Bursary has been established to provide assistance for domestic and international students living in on-campus accommodation at Curtin Kalgoorlie who are experiencing financial hardship. The scholarship provides a fortnightly subsidy of $124 paid directly to the on-campus accommodation residence for the duration of the accommodation contract, up to a maximum value of $1,300 for a 22-week one semester agreement or up to $2,600 for annual agreements. The bursary is designed to help students who are facing financial challenges while studying at Curtin University's Kalgoorlie campus. Recipients must be enrolled in at least 25 credits, maintain a Course Weighted Average of at least 50, and remain residing in on-campus accommodation for the scholarship period. The bursary is need-based and aims to support both domestic students experiencing financial hardship and international students who have experienced a significant change in financial situation since commencing their studies.
2026 Curtin On-Campus Accommodation Equity Bursary - Bentley
The Curtin On-Campus Accommodation Equity Bursary has been established to provide assistance for domestic and international students living in on-campus accommodation at Curtin Bentley who are experiencing financial hardship. The scholarship provides a fortnightly subsidy of $125 paid directly to the applicable on-campus accommodation residence for the duration of the accommodation contract, up to a maximum value of $1,500 for one semester agreements and up to a maximum value of $3,000 for annual agreements. Subsidy payments commence from the next pay cycle following scholarship acceptance and are applied in fortnightly instalments to subsidise rent. The scholarship is only valid for the length of the accommodation agreement and does not include earlier check-ins, extended departures, or summer stays. Recipients must maintain a minimum enrolment of 25 credits at Curtin University and have a Course Weighted Average of at least 50. The bursary is awarded based on financial need, with domestic students assessed on their financial situation and socio-economic background, while international students are assessed on changes in their financial situation since commencing studies.
Marion and Holly Fulker Travel Scholarship
The Marion and Holly Fulker Travel Scholarship has been developed to support mature-age Business and Law students to participate in overseas study tours, while also building leadership capacity through professional coaching with Marion Fulker AM. This scholarship provides access to transformative learning opportunities that enhance employability, broaden global perspectives, and strengthen professional confidence. The scholarship is merit-based and specifically designed for domestic students over the age of 21 enrolled in undergraduate Business and Law programs at Curtin University. Recipients receive financial support for overseas study tours and professional coaching sessions to develop their leadership capabilities and global perspective.
2026 - Semester 1 - Morgan Travel Scholarship
The Morgan Travel Scholarship has been developed to support Business and Law students experiencing disadvantage to take part in study tours within Australia or overseas. The scholarship aims to create access to transformative learning opportunities that enhance employability, broaden global perspectives, and strengthen professional confidence. This need-based scholarship is specifically designed for domestic students from low socio-economic backgrounds who demonstrate financial hardship and are interested in participating in study tours or travel experiences offered by the Faculty of Business and Law. Recipients must be enrolled in undergraduate programs and maintain minimum credit requirements while completing their approved travel experience within 12 months of receiving the award.
2026 - Semester 1 - Northern Star Resources Scholarship
The Northern Star Resources Scholarship has been developed to support students based at the WA School of Mines in Kalgoorlie studying mining engineering or metallurgy who have strong passion for the mining industry. Northern Star Resources is one of the world's leading gold producers, with operating mines and exploration programs in Western Australia and Alaska. The scholarship provides financial support for up to a maximum of 2 years based on a full-time study load of 100 credits per semester. Recipients receive a cash stipend of $5,000 per semester with a total value up to $20,000. The amount can be used at the recipient's discretion to contribute towards education related expenses. Additionally, there is potential for vacation work or casual employment during the final year of study with Northern Star Resources.
2026 - Tertiary Access Payment (TAP Program)
The Tertiary Access Payment (TAP) Program has been developed by the Australian Government to assist school leavers from regional and remote areas who relocate from their home to undertake full-time, higher level tertiary education (Certificate IV or above) in the year following Year 12 or equivalent. This payment is for students up to 22 years of age who begin their tertiary studies after taking a break following year 12. The payment supports eligible students moving away from home to study at a tertiary education provider that is at least 90 minutes away from their family home location by public transport. The scholarship is specifically designed to help students from inner regional, outer regional, or remote areas access higher education opportunities that require relocation.
2026 - Ramsay Postgraduate Scholarships
The Ramsay Postgraduate Scholarships were established through the generosity of the founder of the Ramsay Centre, Mr Paul Ramsay. Scholarships are open annually to Australian citizens to pursue graduate study abroad. The aim of the scholarships is to enable coursework and/or research to be undertaken at the world's best universities and colleges for up to two years (and in select cases up to three years). Scholarships cover tuition fees, living expenses, and travel costs, with values fully competitive with prestigious awards such as the General Sir John Monash, Commonwealth, Rhodes and Fulbright Scholarships. Ramsay scholars are selected on the basis of strength of character, demonstrated leadership qualities, commitment to serve others as demonstrated by community contribution, outstanding academic achievement, breadth and depth of intellectual vision, and commitment to advancing a richer and deeper understanding of civilization through the study of its history, philosophy, legal and political systems, religion, literature and languages, science and social sciences, music, art and architecture. The majority of scholarships will be awarded to students to pursue Masters and PhD programs at the world's best universities abroad, normally for up to 2 years (and in select cases up to three years). Short courses, research appointments, medical research outside of a Masters or PhD program, post-doctoral research, visiting fellowships or other research appointments are not eligible.
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