About
The University of Sydney is one of Australia's top universities, consistently ranked as a global top 25 institution. As a comprehensive research university, it offers education across diverse fields including arts, sciences, business, engineering, medicine, and law. The university is committed to tackling the world's greatest challenges through research and innovation, with over 150 research centres and networks supporting groundbreaking work in areas from sustainability to chronic disease treatment.
Funding Opportunities
Walter and Eliza Hall Trust Opportunity Scholarship
This equity scholarship supports students from a low socio-economic background who are living with a physical disability. The scholarship is available for both undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students at the University of Sydney. Walter and Eliza Hall were active philanthropists during their life together. Following her husband's death in 1912, Eliza set up a million pound charitable trust called the Walter and Eliza Hall Trust, as a means of assisting those in need. Since that time the trust has helped thousands of Australians to reach their full potential. The scholarship provides financial support to help students with formally diagnosed physical disabilities overcome barriers to higher education and achieve their academic goals.
Walter Mersh Strong Scholarship for Papua New Guinea
This scholarship supports students from Papua New Guinea to study postgraduate coursework degrees in fields critical to Papua New Guinea's development. Established in 1946 from a bequest of £35,000 from Dr W.M. Strong of Port Moresby, the scholarship aims to encourage education and research in subjects relevant to the particular needs of Papua New Guinea. The scholarship provides comprehensive financial support including a fortnightly stipend at the Research Training Program rate, full tuition coverage, health insurance, visa fees, return airfare, and additional allowances. Eligible students must be citizens of Papua New Guinea with outstanding academic records who have received unconditional offers to study Master of Agriculture and Environment, Master of Public Health, Master of Global Health, Master of Education, or Master of Social Work at the University of Sydney.
Walter John Douglas Partridge Memorial Scholarship
The Walter John Douglas Partridge Memorial Scholarship is a postgraduate coursework scholarship in dental medicine that supports high achieving dentistry students at the University of Sydney. This scholarship was established in 2019 in memory of W.J.D. Partridge, to provide financial assistance to students enrolled in the University of Sydney School of Dentistry. The scholarship is automatically awarded in April each year to the student with the highest Annual Average Mark (AAM) at the end of the second year of the Doctor of Dental Medicine program. Recipients must be currently enrolled full-time in the third year of the Doctor of Dental Medicine at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is valued at $750 and is tenable for one year only, paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester, subject to the availability of funds.
WA Cooke, Jane Cooke and Alfred Godfrey Scholarship
The WA Cooke, Jane Cooke and Alfred Godfrey Scholarship is a postgraduate research scholarship supporting research students at the University of Sydney Law School. Established by the generosity of three benefactors through separate bequests, this scholarship aims to attract top candidates with well-developed research projects who would be competitive at leading international institutes of higher learning. The scholarship can be awarded as either a primary or supplementary stipend, or as a one-off payment, providing financial support for research in the disciplines of law. The scholarship has been established to support doctoral and master's research students conducting legal research at Sydney Law School, with preference given to commencing candidates who demonstrate exceptional academic merit and strong research proposals aligned with the School's strategic research priorities.
Vonwiller Foundation Postgraduate Research Scholarship
A scholarship established to support a full-time PhD within Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney, specifically focused on research in the area of Detection and Treatment to Prevent the Progression of Coronary Artery Disease (CAD). This Scholarship is established from a gift from the Vonwiller Foundation to support research in the Digital Science Initiative where successful applicants will develop novel clinical and data science approaches to Coronary Artery Disease diagnostics. Working collaboratively, students will accelerate research in applied machine learning to ultimately identify the molecular biosignatures of patients with silent atherosclerosis, and the application of AI algorithms to imaging held in data banks such as BioHeart. The scholarship brings together medical, computer science and engineering mindsets to apply a smart digital solution to a devastating physical problem. Recipients will be named 'Vonwiller PhD Fellows'.
Vingroup Supplementary Scholarship
This scholarship was established to provide supplementary financial assistance to research students who have received the Vingroup Science and Technology Scholarship. The Scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the difference between the annual primary stipend rate of the Vingroup Science and Technology Scholarship and the annual University of Sydney RTP rate, for up to 3.5 years. Academic course fees and the Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) are also provided for successful international recipients. This Scholarship may be fully funded by the Faculty of Engineering or co-funded by external research grants. Recipients must be enrolled full-time in a PhD within the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney.
Victor Cromack and Melba Alma Harris Cromack Scholarship
This scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to a PhD student who is undertaking research in chemistry at the University of Sydney. The scholarship was established by a gift from Melba Alma Cromack and supports full-time doctoral research within the School of Chemistry. The successful candidate will be awarded the scholarship on the basis of academic merit, previous research experience, and area of study/research proposal. Recipients must hold an honours degree (first class) in chemistry or equivalent or a master's degree with a substantial research component. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney Research Training Program (RTP) Stipend rate for up to 3.5 years, subject to satisfactory academic performance.
Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarships Scheme
The Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarships Scheme (VCIS) is a prestigious scholarship offered to exceptional international students commencing coursework studies at the University of Sydney. The scholarship recognizes academic merit and provides financial support to high-achieving students pursuing undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degrees. Five different scholarship amounts are offered ranging from $5,000 to $60,000, with amounts determined based on the applicant's ranking against selection criteria. The scholarship is awarded only once during the first year of commencement and is not renewable for following years. No application is required as all eligible students who have secured an unconditional offer of admission by specified dates are automatically considered. Recipients are assessed based on their application for admission, and the scholarship is awarded on the nomination of a selection committee. The program aims to attract talented international students to the University of Sydney and support their educational pursuits.
Veterinary Science Placement Scholarship
The Veterinary Science Placement Scholarship provides $500 in financial assistance to third-year Doctor of Veterinary Medicine students at the University of Sydney who are undertaking the compulsory Abattoir Placement at a site outside the Greater Sydney Area. This scholarship was established in 2025 in response to recent changes in abattoir placement allocations that have introduced additional unforeseen costs for students. Applicants must demonstrate financial hardship or disadvantage and be approved to undertake the Abattoir Placement at a regional location. The scholarship is awarded based on evidence of financial hardship and a personal statement outlining how the scholarship will assist in facilitating the placement. This scholarship is funded by the Sydney School of Veterinary Science at the University of Sydney through a donation from the Elsie Mary McNeice - Bequest. The award is provided as a one-off payment to support students with the additional costs associated with completing this compulsory veterinary training component in regional areas.
Research Training Program (RTP) and equivalent University Scholarships
The Research Training Program (RTP) and equivalent University Scholarships are provided by the Australian Government and the University of Sydney for students pursuing higher degree by research. These scholarships support both domestic and international students who are commencing or currently enrolled in research-based master's or doctoral programs. The program aims to support outstanding students with excellent academic achievement and previous research experience in their pursuit of advanced research degrees. Applicants must apply for admission to a higher degree by research program and submit a scholarship application form by specified deadlines, which differ for domestic and international students.
University of Sydney Business School Scholarship for Outstanding Academic and Sporting Achievement
This scholarship was established in 2012 to recognise and support student athletes achieving excellent results both in the classroom and within their sport. The scholarship provides up to $10,000 per year to support domestic students who are members of the Elite Athlete Program at Sydney Uni Sport and Fitness and are enrolled in coursework degrees at the University of Sydney Business School. Recipients must demonstrate both academic merit and sporting achievements at a state and/or national level. The scholarship is available to both commencing and continuing students at undergraduate and postgraduate coursework levels, with higher award amounts for postgraduate students and those enrolled in full-time study.
University of Sydney Business School Master of Management Scholarship
The University of Sydney Business School Master of Management Scholarship is a full tuition fee scholarship designed to promote academic excellence and academic diversity in pre-experience management education. This scholarship enables recent graduates from any discipline to study Australia's No. 1 Master of Management program. Recipients must be domestic students (Australian Citizens, Australian Permanent Residents, or New Zealand Citizens) who meet the admission criteria and undertake continuous full-time study. The scholarship covers the full cost of tuition fees for the standard duration of the Master of Management degree, and is awarded based on academic merit, demonstrated motivation to achieve, international outlook, personal integrity, and a one-page statement about what qualities the applicant can bring to the program and what they hope to achieve professionally and personally. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 70 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship.
United States Studies Centre Travel Support Scheme (Masters)
The United States Studies Centre Travel Support Scheme – Masters was established to assist students enrolled in the Master of US Studies at the University of Sydney who are intending to travel for research purposes. This scholarship is valued at $2,500 and is intended to support travel costs related to students' travel to archives, special collections and/or research institutes relevant to the advancement of their research. The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of academic merit and the applicant's proposed budget for use of the scholarship funds. Recipients must be enrolled full-time in the Master of US Studies and be enrolled in a capstone unit such as Research Essay in US Studies, Special Topics in US Studies, Internship Project, Dissertation, or Treatise units. The scholarship value will be paid as a one-off payment after the census date of the relevant semester.
Undergraduate Scholarship in Aeronautical / Aerospace Engineering
This scholarship assists students to study aeronautical and aerospace engineering at the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney. Established in 2014, this scholarship has been generously funded by a donor to support students studying aeronautical or aerospace engineering. The scholarship is designed to support students from equity backgrounds, including those from rural areas, low socio-economic backgrounds, and/or Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. Recipients must be Australian citizens or permanent residents who are recent high school leavers achieving an ATAR of 95 or above and enrolling in a Bachelor of Engineering Honours (Aeronautical Engineering) or Bachelor of Engineering Honours with Space Engineering. The scholarship provides financial support for up to four years to help students complete their undergraduate engineering degree.
Umberto Cincotta Scholarship in Pharmacy
The Umberto Cincotta Scholarship in Pharmacy supports high achieving students commencing a Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) and Master of Pharmacy Practice at the University of Sydney. Established in 2017, this scholarship has been generously donated by Joseph Cincotta of Cincotta Chemist to assist students undertaking the study of Pharmacy at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is awarded for up to a maximum of four years and provides financial support to domestic students who demonstrate academic excellence and commitment to the study and practice of pharmacy. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 50 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship. The scholarship is valued at $6,000 per annum for full-time students, paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester.
USSC Student Internship Scholarship
The USSC Student Internship Scholarship provides financial assistance to undergraduate students enrolled in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Sydney who wish to undertake an internship that complements their studies. The scholarship is funded by the United States Studies Centre (USSC) and is designed to support students enrolled in specific internship units. Eligible students must be currently enrolled in an undergraduate degree within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences and must remain enrolled full-time in either USSC3703: US Studies Internship or USSC6205: Internship Project during the calendar year of commencement. The scholarship provides up to $1,500 in financial support paid as a one-off payment. Selection is based on academic merit and a personal statement demonstrating commitment and suitability to the USSC student internship program. The scholarship is awarded by a selection committee comprised of the Academic Director and Chair of American Studies and at least one other academic in American Studies. Applications must be submitted via the United States Studies Centre website, generally opening two months before the start of each semester. The scholarship aims to reduce financial barriers for students pursuing valuable internship experiences that enhance their academic studies and professional development in American Studies and related fields.
USA Industry Placement Program Scholarship
The USA Industry Placement Program Scholarship has been established to enrich the student experience and promote the international profile of the University of Sydney Business School's industry placement program. This coursework scholarship supports students enrolled in BWIL2215 or BWIL6215 unit of study who undertake an approved unpaid placement during the semester in the USA. The scholarship provides financial support to offset costs associated with international placement experiences. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit combined with either demonstrated leadership capabilities or demonstrated financial hardship. Recipients must have completed at least 24 credit points in their coursework degree at the Business School and maintain a minimum Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 70, or a WAM of 60 if demonstrating financial hardship. The scholarship is designed to make international industry placement opportunities more accessible to deserving students. This is a one-off payment made during the first month of the placement, with different funding levels depending on whether the award is based on leadership capabilities or financial need. Recipients are expected to complete all program requirements and may be asked to participate in marketing and promotion of the Placement Program.
Trowbridge Scholarship in Master of Mathematical Sciences
The Trowbridge Scholarship in Master of Mathematical Sciences is a postgraduate scholarship established in 2021 from the J & S Trowbridge Bequest to support students studying the Master of Mathematical Sciences within the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney. The scholarship provides $5,000 per annum for two years to exceptional students with a Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 70 or equivalent. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit and a personal statement outlining the applicant's previous experience in Mathematical Sciences and commitment to applying the learning offered in the Master of Mathematical Sciences. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship. The scholarship value is paid in two equal payments after the census date of each semester. Applicants must have an unconditional offer for full-time study in the Master of Mathematical Sciences and must not have already commenced the program or transferred from other postgraduate programs. Note that this scholarship has been awarded and will no longer be offered.
Trace Richey Nursing Scholarship
The Trace Richey Nursing Scholarship was established in 2018 to provide financial assistance to students studying the Master of Cancer and Haematology Nursing course at the University of Sydney. This scholarship has been generously donated through the TLR Foundation and aims to support registered nurses and students pursuing advanced education in cancer and haematology nursing. The scholarship provides financial support for up to 1.5 years for full-time students or up to 3 years for part-time students. Recipients must be commencing their first year of the Master of Cancer and Haematology Nursing program and must be Australian citizens or permanent residents. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, a curriculum vitae, and a personal statement. To maintain eligibility, recipients must be enrolled in at least 12 credit points each semester and maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark of 50. The scholarship value is paid in two equal installments after the census date of each semester. Recipients are required to provide annual progress reports to the donor.
Tom Austen Brown Research Supplementary Scholarship
The Tom Austen Brown Research Supplementary Scholarship provides financial assistance to support recipients of the Tom Austen Brown Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Archaeology. This supplementary scholarship offers up to $12,000 per annum in stipend allowance to help students who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people or who demonstrate economic/financial hardship or disadvantage. The scholarship is available to students enrolled full-time in a master's by research or PhD in Archaeology at the School of Humanities, University of Sydney. Recipients can receive funding for up to 1.75 years for a master's by research or up to 3.5 years for a PhD, subject to satisfactory academic performance. No extension is possible beyond these durations. Funded by the Tom Austen Brown Bequest, this scholarship aims to provide crucial financial support to First Nations students or students experiencing economic difficulties while they pursue advanced research in archaeology. The scholarship is awarded based on demonstrated economic and/or financial hardship, with selection made by a committee comprising the Archaeology Chair and members of the supervision team. Applicants do not need to submit a separate application for this supplementary scholarship. They are automatically considered when they apply for the Tom Austen Brown Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Archaeology, provided they meet the eligibility criteria of being Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander or demonstrating financial hardship.
Tom Austen Brown Postgraduate Research Scholarship
The Tom Austen Brown Postgraduate Research Scholarship provides financial assistance to master's by research or PhD students undertaking research in pre-colonial Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and other non-written society archaeologies. This scholarship is funded by the Tom Austen Brown bequest and supports research as part of two continuing projects: Conserving heritage in stone (examining how conservation science and technology can be guided by Indigenous cultural and ecological knowledges to protect and enhance heritage values of Indigenous tangible and intangible heritage places), or the Blue Mountains Rock Art Project (recording, analysis and interpretation of Blue Mountains Rock Art in partnership with Aboriginal communities). The scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney's Research Training Program (RTP) Stipend rate for up to 1.75 years for master's recipients or up to 3.5 years for PhD recipients. Applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are particularly welcome, and applicants who meet eligibility criteria will also be automatically considered for the Tom Austen Brown Research Supplementary Scholarship.
The Winifred Margaret Neirous Memorial Scholarship
The Winifred Margaret Neirous Memorial Scholarship was established in 1991 to encourage and assist female students studying structural engineering in the School of Civil Engineering, Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney. This scholarship is funded by a donation from Maurice A. Neirous. The scholarship is valued at $6,000 per annum and is tenable for up to four years, providing a total of up to $24,000 in support. Recipients must be female students enrolling into or currently enrolled in the Bachelor of Engineering Honours (Civil Engineering) degree with a specialization in Structures. The scholarship is designed to support students who demonstrate financial need, diligence, and good conduct. Selection is based on academic merit (HSC performance or weighted average mark for current students), demonstrated financial need through supporting documentation and a personal statement, and a personal reference confirming diligence and good conduct. Shortlisted applicants are required to attend an interview with the selection committee. Recipients must maintain full-time enrollment in the eligible degree with a Structures specialization and achieve a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship.
The William John and Lizzie May Sinclair Scholarship
The William John and Lizzie May Sinclair Scholarship is an undergraduate scholarship valued at $25,000 per year supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students or students from a low socio-economic background who are studying engineering at the University of Sydney. This scholarship was established in 2012 by a bequest from Mr William Robson Sinclair, in honour of his parents, and with the generous support of the Donaldson and Kinston families. The scholarship provides financial support for the full duration of the undergraduate engineering degree, including combined degrees and an additional honours year if required. Payments are made fortnightly on a pro-rata basis based on enrolled units of study successfully completed at credit grade or above. For indigenous students, an additional amount of up to $15,000 per annum is available to provide necessary mentoring and tutoring support. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit and either confirmation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander identity or evidence of financial need and hardship. Preference is given to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, followed by financially disadvantaged students.
The Western NSW Local Health District Scholarship for Masters Students
A postgraduate coursework tuition fee scholarship providing financial support to registered nurses in the Western NSW Local Health District for Nurse Practitioner Pathways to study at the University of Sydney. The scholarship was established in 2024 and is funded by Western NSW Local Health District as part of an approval process prior to enrolment. The scholarship is awarded to applicants who meet the eligibility criteria by the Western NSW Local Health District, with no separate application required. Recipients must be Australian citizens employed as a Registered Nurse in the Western NSW Local Health District and have an unconditional offer of admission in a Master of Nursing (Nurse Practitioner) with the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney.
The Western NSW Local Health District Scholarship for Graduate Certificate Students
This scholarship provides financial support to registered nurses in the Western NSW Local Health District for Nurse Practitioner Pathways to study at the University of Sydney. Funded by Western NSW Local Health District, the scholarship was established in 2024 to support nurses pursuing graduate certificate programs in nursing specialties including clinical nursing, cancer and haematology nursing, emergency nursing, and intensive care nursing. The scholarship is awarded to applicants who meet the eligibility criteria by the Western NSW Local Health District and no application is required. Recipients must be employed as a Registered Nurse in the Western NSW Local Health District and be Australian citizens. The scholarship covers one year of study and is designed to support the professional development of nurses working in the Western NSW region.
The Waverley College Teacher Education Scholarship
The Waverley College Teacher Education Scholarship offers students a unique opportunity to work at a leading Independent School within the Greater Sydney area. This undergraduate scholarship is designed for final-year Bachelor of Education (Secondary Education) students who are studying in high-demand subject areas including Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, or Biology. The scholarship provides financial support valued at $12,000 per annum for one year and requires recipients to complete a structured teaching experience at Waverley College. Participants must spend one day per week at the school during Terms 1, 2, and 3, and undertake an unpaid internship during Term 4. Recipients will receive guidance from a mentor teacher and participate in academic, pastoral, and co-curricular activities. This scholarship is funded by Waverley College and administered by the University of Sydney. Students must have a weighted average mark (WAM) of at least 75 across the past two years of study and hold a valid Working with Children Check. The selection process includes academic merit assessment, a personal statement, academic referee reports, a Professional Experience report, and an interview for shortlisted applicants.
The Victoria Hope Geary Scholarship
The Victoria Hope Geary Scholarship supports undergraduate students at the University of Sydney Business School who exhibit a passion for finance studies and aspire to have careers in the private wealth management industry. The scholarship has been generously donated by Marc Geary in honour of his daughter Victoria, to support students from disadvantaged backgrounds who demonstrate financial hardship. Recipients must maintain satisfactory academic performance and be enrolled in an undergraduate degree program administered by the University of Sydney Business School. The scholarship specifically aims to support students with a passion for finance-related streams of study and those aspiring to careers in private wealth management.
The Verna Florence Dinham Scholarship for Piano
The Verna Florence Dinham Scholarship for Piano supports outstanding undergraduate students to undertake piano studies at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Established in 2015 from a donation by Verna Florence Dinham, this scholarship assists students enrolled in full-time undergraduate degrees with a focus on piano performance. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit and/or portfolio and performance, with potential interview requirements. Recipients must maintain a minimum weighted average mark (WAM) of 65 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship. No application is necessary, as eligible students are automatically considered as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.
The Vasanta Scholarship
The Vasanta Scholarship supports students studying violin, viola, violoncello, piano or organ at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Established in 2011 from a donation by Marrianne Collinson Close, this scholarship assists outstanding students to undertake studies in these musical disciplines. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit and/or portfolio and/or performance. For postgraduate research applicants, the scholarship may also be awarded on the basis of research achievements and potential. No application is necessary as eligible students will be automatically considered for this scholarship as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to successful recipients.
The University of Sydney Law School Dean's Mobility Scholarship
The University of Sydney Law School Dean's Mobility Scholarship was established in 2022 to support student mobility by providing financial support for students to participate in School-specific international mooting and offshore programs. The scholarship is valued at up to $3,000 and is awarded as a one-off payment to eligible law students. This scholarship is available to both domestic and international students who are currently enrolled full-time or part-time in the Bachelor of Laws (LLB) or Juris Doctor (JD) degrees at the University of Sydney Law School. Recipients must have been approved by the Law School to undertake an international moot or School-specific law offshore programs. The scholarship has no separate application process and is auto-awarded based on academic merit and a personal statement. The personal statement must demonstrate why the applicant wants to participate in the international moot or offshore mobility program, how it will further their academic, career and personal goals, and the contributions the applicant has made to the University and/or community including volunteering, extracurricular and sporting activities. The scholarship is awarded on the nomination of a selection committee consisting of the Dean of the Sydney Law School or their nominated delegate and one other staff member from the School. It is offered subject to the availability of funds.
The University of Sydney Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Exchange Scholarship
This scholarship supports Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander students who are going on international exchange. Established in 2009, the University of Sydney Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Exchange Scholarships are awarded to students who have been accepted into the International Exchange Program through Study Abroad. The scholarship provides financial support to enable Indigenous students to participate in semester-long exchange programs at international partner institutions. No application is required, as all eligible students will be automatically considered for this scholarship. Recipients must identify as an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person as defined in the University of Sydney's Confirmation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Identity Policy 2015, be enrolled in an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework or research course at the University of Sydney, and have been accepted into a semester long Exchange Program through Study Abroad.
The USYD Vingroup Scholarships
The USYD Vingroup scholarship is co-funded by Vingroup and the University of Sydney and is available for outstanding Higher Degree by Research (HDR) students in the Faculty of Engineering and the Faculty of Science. This postgraduate research scholarship provides comprehensive financial support for Vietnamese doctoral students pursuing PhD programs at the University of Sydney. The scholarship covers tuition fees and provides a stipend at the RTP rate of $28,056 per annum, along with Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) insurance and return airfares. The scholarship is tenable for 3.5 years and covers academic course fees for 14 research periods, subject to satisfactory academic performance. This program is designed to support exceptional Vietnamese students, whether they are currently living, studying, or working in Vietnam or overseas, to pursue advanced research in engineering or science disciplines at the University of Sydney.
The US Industry Placement Program Scholarship
The US Industry Placement Program Scholarship supports domestic and international students enrolled in the US Industry Placement Program at the University of Sydney Business School. This scholarship has been established to enrich the student experience and promote the international profile of this program. The scholarship provides financial support to students undertaking industry placement in the United States through specific coursework units (BUSS2501 or BUSS6503). Recipients are selected based on academic merit combined with either demonstrated leadership capabilities or demonstrated financial need. The scholarship is designed to help students participate in valuable work-integrated learning experiences in the United States while pursuing their coursework degrees at the University of Sydney Business School.
The Ted and Susan Meller Memorial Scholarship Fund
The Ted and Susan Meller Memorial Scholarship Fund supports students studying violin at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, University of Sydney. Established in 2008 from the estate of Susanna Meller, this scholarship is designed to assist outstanding scholars in their violin studies. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, portfolio and/or performance, and for postgraduate research applicants, research achievements and potential may also be considered. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to successful recipients. No separate application is required as eligible students are automatically considered as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Recipients must be enrolled full-time in either a coursework or research degree program.
The Teacher Education Scholarship (Wenona)
The Teacher Education Scholarship (Wenona) has been established to offer students a unique opportunity to work at a leading Independent School within the Greater Sydney area. The scholarship will be awarded to a student with an excellent academic record who will contribute to the curricular and co-curricular life of Wenona School. Recipients spend one day per week at the school and complete an unpaid internship, receiving guidance from a mentor teacher while participating in academic, pastoral and co-curricular activities. The scholarship is available to final-year teaching students enrolled full-time at the University of Sydney's School of Education and Social Work, studying either primary or secondary education. This opportunity provides practical teaching experience at a leading independent school while receiving financial support during the final year of study.
The Sydney Cancer Partners PhD Scholarship
This scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to PhD students undertaking cancer research that aligns with priority areas and the strategy of the Sydney Cancer Partners. The scholarship is funded by a grant from the Cancer Institute New South Wales and supports research projects focused on cancer research, addressing clinically relevant questions, sponsored by multidisciplinary cancer care teams, with strong translational components or implementation science basis, in areas of strength of the University of Sydney. Three scholarships are available to domestic PhD students who must be supervised by an academic member of Sydney Cancer Partners. The research must address clinically relevant questions and have strong translational or implementation science foundations, ensuring the work contributes meaningfully to cancer care and treatment advancement.
The Swan Family Scholarship
The Swan Family Scholarship supports outstanding students from an Australian rural area enrolled in the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program at the University of Sydney. Established in 2014, this scholarship is designed to support students who have direct experience in the rural sector and demonstrate leadership skills with an active interest in rural affairs. The scholarship provides financial support for the full-time duration of the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program. Recipients must be Australian citizens or permanent residents from inner regional, outer regional, remote, or very remote areas of Australia as classified by the Australian Statistical Geography Standard (ASGS) - Remoteness Area framework. Selection is based on academic merit, evidence of rural or regional primary residential address, and demonstration of the applicant's leadership skills and commitment to their community, willingness to help others, and desire to contribute to issues affecting rural Australia.
The Stanley Chisholm Ash Scholarship in Engineering
The Stanley Chisholm Ash Scholarship in Engineering provides $45,000 per annum to support domestic students from rural, regional or remote areas of Australia who are studying in the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is tenable for the duration of the recipient's degree, up to 4 years. This scholarship was established in 2021 and donated by Ellen Ash in memory of her husband Stanley Chisholm Ash. Growing up near Forbes, NSW, Stanley knew first-hand the challenges faced by those from rural and regional Australia. When he came to Sydney to study Electrical Engineering, he was taking his first step toward an impressive career and a bright future. This scholarship is intended to support the next generation of students to develop the same love and passion for engineering and creativity that Stanley did. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, a personal statement demonstrating a passion for engineering, and primary residential address in a rural, regional or remote area of Australia, with preference for students from rural, regional or remote NSW. Preference is given to commencing undergraduate applicants, then to commencing postgraduate coursework applicants. Recipients must maintain full-time enrollment and a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship. The annual value is paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester.
The Social Impact Scholarship (MBA)
The Social Impact Scholarship is a tuition fee scholarship established in 2015 by the University of Sydney Business School to support outstanding students and promote academic excellence within the Master of Business Administration (MBA) program. The scholarship covers tuition fees for two units of study (12 credit points) in the MBA, with one unit covered in the first semester and the second unit in the second semester. The scholarship is awarded based on prior academic merit and a personal statement that demonstrates leadership capability, ambassadorial potential with outstanding communication skills, and motivation to succeed in business in a socially responsible way. Recipients must demonstrate a commitment to applying MBA learning to make a positive difference to professional life and business practice. No separate application is required, as applicants for the Future Leaders MBA Scholarship are automatically considered for this award. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark of 65 in the first semester to continue receiving the scholarship. Recipients are also invited to promote the MBA Program and represent the University of Sydney Business School at marketing events and corporate networking events.
The Sandra Cadwallader Indigenous Economics Scholarships
The Sandra Cadwallader Indigenous Economics Scholarships provide $50,000 per year to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students undertaking a Bachelor of Economics or Bachelor of Economics and Bachelor of Advanced Studies at the University of Sydney. Established in 2018 through a generous donation from Peter and Sandra Cadwallader, this scholarship aims to support Indigenous undergraduate students throughout the duration of their economics studies. The scholarship is valued at $50,000 annually and covers multiple cost categories: up to $10,000 per annum towards university course fees paid directly to the university, up to $25,000 per annum towards on-campus accommodation costs paid directly to the accommodation center, up to $10,000 per annum towards living expenses paid in two installments after census dates, and up to $5,000 per annum for flexible allocation among these categories. Recipients must be Australian citizens who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander persons, have completed their NSW HSC or equivalent, and enroll full-time in one of the eligible economics degrees. The scholarship is tenable for the full duration of the recipient's course: 3 years for the Bachelor of Economics or 4 years for the Bachelor of Economics and Bachelor of Advanced Studies. Recipients of the Bachelor of Economics may extend the scholarship for an additional year if they elect to complete an Honours year. To maintain eligibility, recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark of 50 each semester. Selection is based on academic merit, a personal statement demonstrating commitment to studying economics, and a written recommendation letter from the applicant's school principal.
The Ross Scholarship
The Ross Scholarship is an undergraduate scholarship established in 2021 through a generous donation by Joan Ross to support students from rural or regional areas of Australia who will commence a science undergraduate degree at the University of Sydney. The scholarship provides financial assistance to recent school leavers who hold an unconditional offer of admission for a full-time undergraduate degree within the Faculty of Science. This scholarship is specifically designed to reduce financial barriers for students from inner regional, outer regional, remote, or very remote areas of Australia as defined by the Australian Government Doctor Connect classifications. Recipients are selected based on their geographic location, personal statements about how the scholarship will assist them in their studies, their interests in studying science, and what they hope to achieve from their studies. Preference may be given to applicants based on ATAR or equivalent. The scholarship is valued at $7,200 per annum and is tenable for up to four years, paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester. To maintain the scholarship, recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester and remain enrolled full-time in their science degree. The scholarship aims to make science education more accessible to talented students from rural and remote communities across Australia.
The Robinson Family Scholarship for Female Indigenous Students (Law)
The Robinson Family Scholarship for Female Indigenous Students (Law) is an undergraduate and postgraduate coursework scholarship that supports female Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students undertaking studies in Law at the University of Sydney. Established in 2018, this scholarship has been generously donated by Mr William and Mrs Karen Robinson to assist female Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students undertaking studies in Law at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is valued at $20,000 per annum and is tenable for the full-time duration of the student's degree up to a maximum of 1.5 years. The scholarship annual value will be paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester. To continue receipt of the scholarship, the recipient must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 60 each semester. Applicants must identify as a female Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person as defined in the University of Sydney's Confirmation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander identity Policy 2015. Applicants must be enrolled in or have an unconditional offer of admission to an undergraduate or postgraduate degree within the University of Sydney Law School. The Scholarship will be awarded on the basis of academic merit and a personal statement which demonstrates the applicant's leadership experience, communication skills, personal interests and community engagement.
The Richard and Doreen Wilson Organ Travelling Scholarship
The Richard and Doreen Wilson Organ Travelling Scholarship supports organ students at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music who undertake overseas studies for organ tuition and related studies. Established in 2012 from the estate of Richard Sidney Wilson, this scholarship provides financial assistance to young people pursuing advanced organ studies internationally while being enrolled at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, performance presentation, or project proposal including a projected budget for overseas travel. For postgraduate research applicants, the scholarship may also be awarded based on research achievements and potential. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music on a case-by-case basis.
The Richard and Doreen Wilson Organ Scholarship
The Richard and Doreen Wilson Organ Scholarship supports students studying organ at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music at the University of Sydney. Established in 2012 from the estate of Richard Sidney Wilson, this scholarship provides financial assistance to young people pursuing organ tuition and related studies. The scholarship is available to both coursework and research degree students who are enrolled full-time or have an unconditional offer of admission. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music on a case-by-case basis and stipulated in individual offer letters. Selection is based on academic merit, portfolio, and/or performance, with research potential also considered for postgraduate research applicants. No separate application is required as eligible students are automatically considered as part of their admission application to the Conservatorium.
The Reverend and Mrs F W A Roberts Prize
Established in 1992, this scholarship is funded by a generous donation made by Ivan Colban Roberts in memory of the Reverend and Mrs F. W. A. Roberts. This scholarship supports students undertaking research in the field of English at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is available as either a primary scholarship providing $45,000 per annum or a supplementary scholarship providing $10,000 per annum for one year, subject to satisfactory academic performance. Recipients must be enrolled full-time in a Masters by Research or PhD in English and hold a Bachelor of Arts with First Class Honours in English from the University of Sydney. The scholarship follows the Research Training Program (RTP) application process and can be extended beyond the initial year, with potential extensions up to 0.75 years for Masters by Research recipients or up to 2 years for PhD recipients.
The Reid and Colleen Docherty Scholarship in Health Related Research
The Reid and Colleen Docherty Scholarship in Health Related Research provides financial assistance to a PhD student conducting health-related research in chemistry or biochemistry at the University of Sydney. This postgraduate research scholarship is established by a gift from the Reid W Docherty Bequest. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney Research Training Program (RTP) Stipend rate for up to 3.5 years, subject to satisfactory academic performance. Recipients must be Australian citizens or permanent residents enrolled full-time in a PhD within the School of Chemistry, Faculty of Science. The scholarship follows the Research Training Program (RTP) application process and is awarded based on academic merit and the area of study/research proposal. The scholarship cannot be held concurrently with an RTP or equivalent primary stipend scholarship.
Reca Stone Postgraduate Scholarship in Legal Theory
The Reca Stone Postgraduate Scholarship in Legal Theory supports postgraduate research students in the field of legal theory at the University of Sydney Law School. This scholarship was established by the generous donation of the Wolfensohn Family Foundation and is awarded through the Julius Stone Institute of Jurisprudence. The scholarship can be awarded as either a primary or supplementary scholarship, providing stipend allowances up to $55,000 per annum for PhD students (up to 3.5 years) or Master of Laws by Research students (up to 1.75 years). The scholarship aims to attract top candidates with well-developed research projects who would be competitive at top international institutes of higher learning. Recipients must hold an honours degree or master's degree in law and be willing to conduct research in the discipline of legal theory. Preference is given to commencing candidates, though currently enrolled students demonstrating exceptional research achievements may also be considered.
The Ravenswood Independent Schools Scholarship
The Ravenswood Independent Schools Scholarship has been established to offer students a unique opportunity to work at a leading independent school within the greater Sydney area. The scholarship is designed for teaching students in their final year of education degrees, providing them with practical experience at Ravenswood School for Girls. Recipients spend one day a week at the school and undertake an unpaid internship, receiving guidance from a mentor teacher while participating in academic, pastoral and co-curricular activities. The scholarship is awarded to students with an excellent academic record who will contribute to the curricular and co-curricular life of the school. This program is particularly valuable for students studying English, mathematics, science, social sciences, languages, or TESOL.
The Peter Nicol Russell Undergraduate Scholarship
The Peter Nicol Russell Undergraduate Scholarship is a prestigious scholarship program established in 1896 by Sir Peter Nicol Russell to encourage higher education in mechanical and mechatronic engineering. The scholarship provides financial support of $6,000 per year for up to four years to Australian citizens or permanent residents who are commencing a Bachelor of Engineering Honours degree in Mechanical or Mechatronic Engineering at the University of Sydney. Recipients must have completed or be completing their final year of high school (within 3 years prior to commencement, unless engaged in engineering-related employment or study) and must enrol full-time in the Faculty of Engineering. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit from the HSC or equivalent examination results, as well as a personal statement. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship. This scholarship represents over a century of support for engineering education and is designed to attract high-achieving students to the mechanical and mechatronic engineering fields. The scholarship cannot be held concurrently with other Faculty of Engineering scholarships valued at $6,000 or more per annum. Combined degrees are not eligible for this scholarship, and it is not transferable to other schools, faculties, or universities.
The Penelope Evans Scholarship in Music
The Penelope Evans Scholarship in Music provides support to currently enrolled postgraduate students at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music who are willing to travel as part of their studies. Established in 2025 from a bequest from Penelope Anne Evans, this scholarship supports both postgraduate coursework and research degree students. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit, a personal statement outlining travel budget and proposed study activity, and evidence of acceptance for a proposed international study activity. Preference is given to postgraduate students and music vocal students. For postgraduate research applicants, research achievements and research potential may be taken into consideration. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to successful recipients. The award is paid as a one-off payment upon receipt of the Scholarship Acceptance Form. Recipients must maintain satisfactory academic performance and remain enrolled full-time in their program. The scholarship aims to enable students to engage in travel-based study activities that enhance their musical education and research, providing opportunities for international study experiences that contribute to their academic and professional development in music.
The Pamela Dorothy Nash Biomedical PhD Supplementary Scholarship
The Pamela Dorothy Nash Biomedical PhD Supplementary Scholarship is a postgraduate research scholarship for PhD students within the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney to undertake research in the fields of microbiology, biochemistry, molecular biology or cell biology, with a focus on research aimed at contributing to the advancement of human health. This scholarship is funded by Firethorn Foundation in memory of the late Pamela Dorothy Nash, who graduated from the University of Sydney in 1961 with a Bachelor of Science focused on microbiology and biochemistry. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance of $17,000 per annum for up to 3.5 years, subject to satisfactory academic performance. Science domestic PhD students applying for the University of Sydney's Research Training Program (RTP) stipend scholarships will automatically be considered for this scholarship, with no separate application required. Recipients must be Australian citizens, New Zealand citizens, or Australian permanent residents who are currently receiving an Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) stipend scholarship. The scholarship honors Pamela Dorothy Nash, who had a distinguished career in virology research, working with Professor Yvonne Cossard at the University of Sydney on research related to Ross River Fever at the Australian National University and with Professor Christopher Burrell at the University of Adelaide. The Firethorn Foundation established this scholarship as part of its mission to invest in education as a catalyst for opportunity, leadership, and lasting change. Selection is based on academic merit, area of study and research proposal, and previous research experience including relevant professional experience, scholarly publications and other relevant research output. The scholarship cannot be held concurrently with other supplementary scholarships and requires recipients to acknowledge the Firethorn Foundation in any publications arising from their research.
The Order of Australia Association Foundation Scholarship
The Order of Australia Association Foundation Scholarship is an undergraduate scholarship providing up to $40,000 over two years for second-year students in commerce-related degrees at the University of Sydney. This scholarship has been donated by Mr Paul Wheelton AM KSJ to support students of exceptional academic and community leadership potential who are studying business and stand to benefit from the financial support provided by the scholarship. The Order of Australia Association Foundation is committed to supporting the next generation of leaders by helping promising young Australians achieve their potential for the benefit of future generations of Australians. Recipients are selected based on academic merit, demonstrated community and leadership involvement, career plans, and financial need. Beyond the financial award, scholarship recipients receive mentorship from an eminent mentor who has received an Award in The Order of Australia in their chosen field of study, and an invitation to a gala Awards Ceremony associated with the Association's Annual Conference Dinner. Recipients may also be invited to promote the program, represent the University of Sydney at events, and fulfil Business School Student Ambassador functions.
The Olive Margaret Stewart Bequest
The Olive Margaret Stewart Bequest provides financial support to students at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music who are studying music and voice. This scholarship was established from the estate of Olive Margaret Stewart to assist students pursuing coursework or research degrees in music and voice. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, portfolio, and/or performance. For postgraduate research applicants, the award may also consider research achievements and potential. No application is necessary as eligible students are automatically considered as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music on a case-by-case basis and will be stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to successful recipients. For coursework students, payments are made in two equal instalments each semester, while postgraduate research students receive a fortnightly stipend. Recipients must maintain satisfactory academic performance and meet ongoing eligibility requirements to continue receiving the scholarship.
The Molly Brown Memorial Scholarship
The Molly Brown Memorial Scholarship supports students studying music at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music who have experienced financial hardship and are from a low socio-economic background. This scholarship is in honour of the remarkable and compassionate life of the late Molly Brown, a single mother of two children who overcame socio-economic hardships through tireless dedication to ensuring a better future for her family. Her generosity of spirit lives on with her scholarship empowering students to fully engage in their musical education as they unlock their artistic potential. The scholarship is valued at $25,000 per annum for up to four years, with $7,800 per annum towards academic fees and $17,200 per annum as a cash payment. Recipients must maintain satisfactory academic performance and may be enrolled in either coursework or research degrees at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.
The Michael Bannigan Scholarship for the Double Bass
The Michael Bannigan Scholarship for the Double Bass provides financial support to students at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Established in 2003 from the estate of Michael Lindsay Bannigan, this scholarship assists outstanding undergraduate students to undertake studies in double bass at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit and/or portfolio and/or performance. Preference is given to applicants proceeding from the Conservatorium High School to a bachelor degree. The scholarship value and duration will be determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the Scholarship Offer Letter to successful recipients. No application is necessary as eligible students will be considered automatically as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.
The Maria Teresa Savio Hooke OAM MySydney Scholarship
The Maria Teresa Savio Hooke OAM MySydney Scholarship is designed to address educational disadvantage experienced by people living in areas affected by socio-economic disadvantage, by facilitating and supporting their participation in University of Sydney courses. The scholarship supports domestic students commencing an undergraduate degree at the University of Sydney who reside in areas listed in the bottom 25 percent of the Australian Bureau of Statistics Socio-Economic Index for Areas (SEIFA) Index of Education and Occupation (IEO). The scholarship provides significant financial support including both a cash component and accommodation assistance. Recipients receive $8,500 per year as a cash payment and $24,000 per year towards the costs of accommodation at a University of Sydney owned residence. This comprehensive support is available for the full-time duration of the recipient's undergraduate degree, up to a maximum of 4 years. In addition to financial support, scholarship recipients gain access to valuable programs and benefits including transition support through the Preparation for Sydney Uni program, annual USU Rewards Membership, eligibility for the Vice Chancellor's Global Mobility Award (up to $5,000 for exchange programs), access to additional accommodation scholarships, and an alumni and industry mentoring program in their final year of study. The scholarship is transferable to other undergraduate degrees at the University of Sydney with approval.
The Linda Kingsbury Jeffery Scholarship for Singing
The Linda Kingsbury Jeffery Scholarship for Singing provides financial support to students at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music who are studying singing. Established in 2008 from the estate of Linda Kingsbury Jeffery, this scholarship assists outstanding students to undertake studies in singing at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, with preference given to students with a contralto voice. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, portfolio, and/or performance. For postgraduate research applicants, research achievements and potential are also considered. No separate application is necessary as eligible students will be automatically considered as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the offer letter to successful recipients.
The Knox Grammar School Teacher Education Scholarship
The Knox Grammar School Teacher Education Scholarship offers students a unique opportunity to work at a leading Independent School within the Greater Sydney area. The scholarship is awarded to students with an excellent academic record who will contribute to the curricular and co-curricular life within Knox Grammar School. Recipients spend time at the school during their final year, receiving guidance from a mentor teacher and participating in academic, pastoral and co-curricular activities. The scholarship provides financial support while students undertake practical teaching experience and an internship at Knox Grammar School. This opportunity is designed for final-year students studying secondary education in specific subject areas including mathematics, sciences, English, commerce, business studies, economics, and history.
The Kim Walker Scholarship Endowment Fund
The Kim Walker Scholarship Endowment Fund provides financial support to outstanding undergraduate or postgraduate music students at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Established in 2012, this scholarship assists students undertaking coursework or research degrees. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit, portfolio and/or performance, with preference given to students studying bassoon, oboe or saxophone. For postgraduate research applicants, the scholarship may also be awarded on the basis of research achievements and potential. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and will be stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to successful recipients. No separate application is required as eligible students are automatically considered as part of their admission application to the Conservatorium.
The Khyentse Foundation Scholarship
The Khyentse Foundation Scholarship is a postgraduate research scholarship established in 2020 to provide financial assistance to Master of Arts (Research), Master of Philosophy or PhD students who are undertaking research in the area of Buddhist studies within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Sydney. This scholarship is funded by a donation from The Khyentse Foundation, a nonprofit organisation founded in 2001 by Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche to support all traditions of Buddhist study and practice. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance of $38,000 per annum for up to one year for full-time students, or 50 percent of the full-time rate for up to two years for part-time students. Recipients are selected based on academic merit, their area of study and/or research proposal, and a personal statement addressing their commitment in the area of Buddhist Studies. This scholarship aims to support research in Buddhist studies and requires recipients to maintain satisfactory academic progress. Recipients must have at least six months of candidature available before reaching the on-time thesis submission date for their degree. The scholarship is subject to availability of funding and cannot be transferred to another area of research.
The Kathleen E Armstrong Bequest
The Kathleen E Armstrong Bequest was established in 2000 from the estate of Kathleen Elizabeth Armstrong to support outstanding students undertaking studies at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. This scholarship provides financial support to students enrolled in full-time coursework or research degrees at the Conservatorium. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, portfolio and/or performance, and for postgraduate research applicants, research achievements and potential. No application is necessary as eligible students are automatically considered as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and will be specified in the scholarship offer letter to successful recipients. For coursework students, payments are made in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester, while postgraduate research students receive their scholarship as a fortnightly stipend. To maintain the scholarship, coursework recipients must maintain a minimum weighted average mark (WAM) of 65 each semester, while research students must pass their annual progress review. The scholarship is subject to the availability of funds and offers various benefits including leave arrangements for research students.
The Julian Small Research Scholarship in Labour Law
This postgraduate research scholarship was founded by a gift to the University of Sydney Law School from the Julian Small Foundation to promote and foster the study, research and development of the law relating to employment and industrial relations in Australia. The scholarship supports higher degree by research students in the Sydney Law School who are researching in labour law, encompassing employment law and workplace relations, workplace health and safety and workplace discrimination. The scholarship can be awarded as either a primary or supplementary stipend scholarship, or as a one-off payment, with the aim of attracting top candidates who have well-developed research projects and would be competitive at top international institutes of higher learning. Recipients must undertake full-time studies in a PhD or LLM by research within the University of Sydney Law School and hold an honours degree or master's degree in law.
The John Holt Todd and Florence Todd Scholarship
This scholarship was established in 2020 to provide assistance to students studying vocal teaching and repertoire at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship was donated by Elizabeth Todd in memory of her parents John Holt Todd and Florence Todd. The scholarship is available to both undergraduate and postgraduate (coursework and research) students enrolled full-time at the Conservatorium who are between 20 and 45 years old. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the scholarship offer letter. Part of the scholarship funds must be used by recipients to gain admission to Opera and Concert performances unless otherwise directed. Selection is based on academic merit, portfolio and/or performance, and for postgraduate research applicants, research achievements and potential. Preference is given to Australian citizens.
The Jean and Ray Blencowe Scholarship
The Jean and Ray Blencowe Scholarship supports the top achieving student in the Higher School Certificate (HSC) to study a Bachelor of Veterinary Biology and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney. This scholarship was established in 2003 from a bequest by Ray Leslie Wright Blencowe. The scholarship is automatically awarded based on students' ATAR scores without requiring a separate application. Recipients must achieve the highest aggregate score in the HSC or equivalent examination and enroll full-time in the eligible veterinary program in the following year. The scholarship is tenable for one year and is paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester.
The Jean Walker Trust Fellowship for Combined Masters Degree in Veterinary Studies and Veterinary Clinical Studies
The Combined Master's Degree in Veterinary Studies/Veterinary Clinical Studies Scholarship supports students studying the combined Master of Veterinary Studies and Master of Veterinary Clinical Studies. This fellowship is offered by the Sydney School of Veterinary Science as part of a three-year combined Masters degree program to provide advanced clinical training and research for qualified veterinarians in a specified veterinary area. The scholarship is awarded to the most outstanding applicants across the disciplines accepted into this clinical residency program. Recipients receive a stipend allowance of $54,000 per annum plus an educational allowance of up to $2,000 per annum, and academic course fees are covered for up to six semesters at the Commonwealth Support Place student contribution amount rate. The fellowship is provided for the duration of the student's residency for up to three years, subject to satisfactory academic performance.
The Jean Walker Trust Fellowship
The Jean Walker Trust Fellowship supports postgraduate research students in the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney conducting research on the cause, prevention and treatment of animal diseases in Australia. The scholarship was established in 1983 through a bequest from Jean Wilgress Walker and is specifically designed for students in veterinary science and animal production. This fellowship may be awarded as either a primary scholarship providing an annual stipend equivalent to the University of Sydney RTP rate, or as a supplementary scholarship providing $10,000 per annum for current scholarship holders. Primary scholarships are available for up to 1.75 years for Masters by Research students and up to 3.5 years for PhD recipients, with supplementary scholarships offered for the same durations. The scholarship follows the Research Training Program (RTP) application process and requires applicants to have an unconditional offer of admission or be enrolled in full-time studies in a Masters by Research or PhD within areas of Veterinary Science and Animal Production. Recipients must also have applied and been assessed for the RTP Stipend Scholarship. Selection is based on academic merit and the quality of the research proposal in the field of animal disease research in Australia. The fellowship provides standard benefits including recreation leave and sick leave for primary scholarship holders, and allows for up to 12 months of overseas research if essential for degree completion. The scholarship is subject to annual progress evaluation and adherence to the University's research and conduct policies.
The JD Technology Research Scholarship in Artificial Intelligence
This scholarship provides financial assistance to PhD students undertaking fundamental research in Artificial Intelligence at the University of Sydney's Faculty of Engineering. The scholarship is funded through a collaboration agreement between Jingdong Technology Co Ltd and the University of Sydney. Recipients will conduct research supervised by academic staff in the School of Computer Science at the University of Sydney and research scientists at Jingdong Technology Co Ltd, and must be affiliated with the Sydney Artificial Intelligence Centre. The scholarship provides comprehensive support including a stipend allowance, conference travel funding, and for international students, academic course fees and student services fees for the duration of the research degree.
The Hunstead Merit Award for Astrophysics
This scholarship supports students undertaking a PhD with the Sydney Institute of Astronomy. The Hunstead Merit Award for Astrophysics has been established to provide financial assistance to PhD students who are undertaking research within the Sydney Institute for Astronomy (SIfA) in research areas such as computational and theoretical astrophysics, optical and radio astronomy studying stars, galaxies and cosmology, and the development of novel, next-generation instrumentation. This Scholarship is funded by The Dick Hunstead Fund. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit, area of study and/or research proposal, and endorsement from the relevant research supervisor. Where there are candidates of equal merit, preference will be given to women or other underrepresented groups within the astronomical community.
The Humanitarian High Achiever Scholarship
Established in 2019 by an anonymous donation, The Humanitarian High Achiever Scholarship aims to financially support asylum seekers commencing undergraduate studies at the University of Sydney. The scholarship covers full tuition fees of up to $50,000 per year for the duration of the recipient's approved course. It is designed for international students who hold asylum seeker status in Australia and have completed an Australian Year 12 program (or equivalent) in the year before commencing study. Recipients must have been living in Australia for a minimum of 12 months before commencing study and must be commencing an undergraduate course of up to four years in the fields of STEM, architecture and design, commerce (excluding economics), or pharmacy. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit and a personal statement, and recipients must maintain satisfactory academic performance throughout their studies.
The Hellenic Club Postgraduate Research Studentship in Classical Archaeology
The Hellenic Club Postgraduate Research Studentship in Classical Archaeology is a postgraduate research scholarship established in 1975 through a donation from the Hellenic Club. The scholarship supports students undertaking postgraduate research in classical archaeology, specifically focusing on the Mediterranean civilizations of ancient Greece and ancient Rome, within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Sydney. The scholarship provides up to $15,000 to support research-related expenses including travel, fieldwork, technical equipment, and conference attendance. The exact value of the scholarship is determined by the selection committee based on the applicant's research needs and budget. The funds are paid as a lump sum payment upon acceptance of the scholarship. Applicants are selected based on academic merit, their area of study and research proposal, a personal statement detailing how the scholarship will support their research, and a detailed budget outlining how the funds will be spent. The selection committee includes the Vice-Chancellor or nominee, the Professor of Classical Archaeology, the Professor of Ancient Greek, and the President of the Hellenic Club or nominee. Recipients must maintain receipts for all scholarship-related expenses for up to one year and may be required to produce them if requested by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.
The Gregg Humanitarian Scholarship for Asylum Seekers and Refugees
The Gregg Humanitarian Scholarship for Asylum Seekers and Refugees aims to financially support asylum seekers or refugees commencing an undergraduate degree at the University of Sydney. Established in 2022 by The Gregg Foundation, this scholarship provides comprehensive financial assistance to help vulnerable students access higher education. The scholarship covers full tuition fees and Student Services and Amenities Fees (SSAF) of up to $60,000 per year, for up to 3 years. It is specifically designed for international students who hold asylum seeker or refugee status in Australia with specific visa types including Bridging Visa A, Bridging Visa E, Temporary Protection Visa, Safe Haven Enterprise Visa, Temporary Humanitarian Concern Visa, or Temporary Humanitarian Stay Visa. Applicants are selected based on a personal statement describing their personal circumstances. To maintain the scholarship, recipients must obtain a minimum mark of 50 in all subjects enrolled each semester and continue to hold the required visa status. The scholarship provides crucial support to help asylum seekers and refugees overcome financial barriers to education and build their future in Australia.
The Gregg Dentistry Scholarship for Indigenous students
The Gregg Dentistry Scholarship for Indigenous students was established in 2023 to provide assistance to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students studying dentistry at the University of Sydney. This scholarship has been donated by Michael and Suzanne Gregg to support Indigenous students pursuing dental education. The scholarship provides comprehensive financial support of $50,000 per annum for up to four years to eligible students enrolled in either a Bachelor of Oral Health or Doctor of Dental Medicine program at the University of Sydney School of Dentistry. The funding is split into $35,000 per annum as a cash payment (with recommendations for $10,000 for living costs and $25,000 for accommodation) and $15,000 per annum towards tuition fees. Recipients must be willing to work as a dentist in a rural, regional or remote area upon completion of their studies, helping to address healthcare access issues in underserved Australian communities.
The Gilles Kryger Honours Scholarship in Finance
The Gilles Kryger Honours Scholarship in Finance was established in 2006 by a donation from alumnus Mr. Gilles Kryger and the University of Sydney Business School to promote academic excellence in the undergraduate Finance Honours Program. The scholarship provides financial support to students commencing studies in the Finance Honours Program within the University of Sydney Business School. Two scholarships are available, with amounts offered based on ranking against selection criteria. Recipients must study full-time and maintain satisfactory academic progress. No separate application is required as students are automatically considered when applying for the finance honours program. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit and the application for admission into the Finance Honours Program.
The Gertrude Angel-Lord and Francis Lord Scholarship
This scholarship was established in 2012 by a bequest from Gertrude Lord to assist medical students in the University of Sydney School of Medicine. The scholarship provides financial support to Doctor of Medicine students who can demonstrate financial need and academic achievement. The scholarship is valued at $15,000 per annum and is tenable for up to four years, supporting students throughout their medical studies. Preference is given to applicants of Australian Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander identity. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship.
The George and Matilda Harris Scholarship (for research students)
The George and Matilda Harris Scholarship provides a stipend allowance for postgraduate research students in the University of Sydney Law School. Established by a gift from Mrs Matilda Harris in memory of her late husband George Harris, this scholarship was created for the encouragement of the study of law. The scholarship can be awarded as either a primary or supplementary scholarship providing stipend allowance or a one-off payment. This scholarship aims to attract top candidates who have well-developed research projects and who would be competitive at top international institutes of higher learning to conduct their research degree at Sydney Law School. Candidates must be enrolled or have an unconditional offer for a PhD, Master of Criminology (Research), or Master of Laws (Research) within the Law School. Recipients must be willing to conduct research in the disciplines of law and hold an honours degree with first class honours in law or equivalent qualifications. The scholarship provides up to $55,000 per annum for durations ranging from 1.75 years for Master's students to 3.5 years for PhD students. When offered as a one-off payment, values range from $2,000 to $55,000. Recipients are also entitled to recreation leave and sick leave provisions, and may conduct up to 12 months of research overseas with appropriate approval.
The Geoffrey Rothwell Scholarship
This scholarship assists students who are pursuing studies in singing at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Established in 1993 from the estate of Geoffrey William Rothwell, it supports full-time coursework or research degree students studying singing. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to successful recipients. No application is necessary as eligible students are automatically considered as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Preference may be given to female students from country New South Wales, preferably from the Narrabri area.
The GHD Foundation PhD Scholarship
The GHD Foundation PhD Scholarship is funded by GHD Foundation to provide financial assistance to international research students within the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney to undertake research in humanitarian engineering. The scholarship specifically supports research students from Fiji, Papua New Guinea or the Philippines. The scholarship provides comprehensive financial support including a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney Research Training Program (RTP) Stipend rate for up to 3.5 years, as well as additional funding for relocation and research expenses. Recipients must be undertaking full-time PhD studies in the Faculty of Engineering and hold an Honours degree (First Class or Second Class Upper), Master's degree or equivalent in a related field. Preference is given to applicants who are the first member of their immediate family to undertake tertiary study and/or who need financial assistance. Engineering PhD students researching in humanitarian engineering applying for admission are automatically considered for this scholarship, with no separate application required.
The Frank and Marion Spence Scholarship
The Frank and Marion Spence Scholarship provides financial assistance to outstanding postgraduate research students conducting research in paediatric cardiology or cancer at the Faculty of Medicine and Health, University of Sydney. This scholarship was established in 2017 from a bequest from Marion Anne Isobel Hamilton McMahon Spence. The scholarship offers a unique opportunity for Masters by Research or PhD candidates to pursue advanced research in these critical areas of pediatric health. Recipients receive a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney Research Training Program (RTP) rate for the duration of their research degree, with preference given to PhD applicants.
The Ferdinand Joland Austin and Andreas Brummer Scholarship
This scholarship supports students to pursue research or study in connection with tertiary institutions in Israel. It is designed to facilitate international experience for students pursuing non-humanities based study or research. The scholarship covers travel and supports undergraduate, graduate, or postgraduate students conducting study or research in any scientific, medical, technical or other non-humanities field connected with any tertiary institution in Israel. Students from the University of Sydney and other institutions are invited to apply.
The Elise Herrman Scholarship
The Elise Herrman Scholarship provides financial support to undergraduate and postgraduate music students at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Established in 2004 from the estate of Elise Herrman, this scholarship assists students studying at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, portfolio and/or performance, and for postgraduate research applicants, research achievements and potential. No application is necessary as eligible students will be considered automatically as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to successful recipients.
The Edward J Vigo Scholarship
The Edward J Vigo Scholarship provides financial support to assist students who undertake the study of Jazz at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. This scholarship was established in 2005 from a bequest by The Estate of Edward J Vigo. The scholarship is available to both domestic and international students enrolled in full-time undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degrees at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to successful recipients. Awards are made based on academic merit and/or portfolio and performance. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship.
The Donald Lionel Edgerton Scholarship
The Donald Lionel Edgerton Scholarship supports male students undertaking operatic studies at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, University of Sydney. Established in 1988 from the estate of Donald Lionel Edgerton, this scholarship assists outstanding students pursuing both coursework and research degrees in opera. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit and/or portfolio and performance, with postgraduate research applicants also evaluated on research achievements and potential. No separate application is required; eligible students are automatically considered as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to successful recipients.
The Deas Thomson Minerology Scholarship in Postgraduate Research
The Deas Thomson Minerology Scholarship in Postgraduate Research provides financial assistance to Masters by Research or PhD students undertaking research in mineralogy at the University of Sydney's Faculty of Science. This scholarship was established through a gift donated by Edward Deas Thomson to support postgraduate research students in the field of mineralogy. The scholarship provides an annual stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney Research Training Program (RTP) rate, which is indexed on 1 January each year. Recipients receive funding for up to three years, with the possibility of an extension for up to six months subject to satisfactory academic performance. The scholarship also covers student services and amenities fees for up to twelve research periods, with a potential extension of up to two research periods. Applicants must be domestic or international students with an unconditional offer of admission or current enrollment in a full-time Masters by Research or PhD program at the Faculty of Science. They must be willing to conduct research into mineralogy and hold an honours degree (first class) or a master's degree with a substantial research component in a related field. Candidates must have applied and been assessed for the Research Training Program (RTP) at the University of Sydney but cannot hold an RTP, University of Sydney Postgraduate Award (UPA), or equivalent primary scholarship. Selection is based on academic merit and previous research experience, including relevant professional experience, scholarly publications, and other relevant research output. The scholarship follows the Research Training Program (RTP) application process, and candidates are nominated by their relevant research supervisor(s). Note that this scholarship is not offered in 2025 but may be offered in 2026.
The Deas Thomson Geology Scholarship in Postgraduate Research
The Deas Thomson Geology Scholarship in Postgraduate Research provides financial assistance to Masters by Research or PhD students who are undertaking research in geology at the University of Sydney's School of Geosciences. This scholarship has been established through a gift donated by Edward Deas Thomson to support students conducting research into geology. The scholarship provides an annual stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney Research Training Program (RTP) rate, indexed annually, for up to three years with the possibility of a six-month extension subject to satisfactory academic performance. Recipients must hold an honours degree (first class) or a master's degree with a substantial research component in a related field. The scholarship follows the Research Training Program (RTP) application process and is awarded based on academic merit and previous research experience, including relevant professional experience, scholarly publications, and other research output. Recipients also receive student services and amenities fee coverage for up to twelve research periods, with potential extension for up to two additional periods.
The Dean's Award for Competitive Excellence
This scholarship supports Doctor of Medicine students to compete at national or international Sydney Medical School approved competitions. The scholarship was established in 2025 to provide assistance to students studying the Doctor of Medicine (MD) at the University of Sydney. Recipients must be currently enrolled in the MD program at the time of the competition and provide evidence of registration for the competition. The scholarship requires endorsement by the Academic Director of the Doctor of Medicine program at Sydney Medical School.
The Dean's Excellence Scholarship (Executive MBA)
The Dean's Excellence Scholarship (Executive MBA) is a tuition fee scholarship established in 2019 by the University of Sydney Business School to promote academic excellence within the Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) degree. This scholarship provides 20% of tuition fees for the full-time duration of the recipient's Executive MBA program at the University of Sydney Business School. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, leadership potential, personal integrity, performance in the selection interview, and motivation to succeed in business in a socially responsible way. Applicants must demonstrate a commitment to apply the learning offered in the Executive MBA degree to making a positive difference to professional life in business practice. No separate application is required as eligible students are automatically considered during the admissions process. To maintain the scholarship, recipients must achieve a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester, remain enrolled in 24 credit points of study each semester, and have no outstanding tuition fees. Current EMBA students and University of Sydney employees are not eligible. The scholarship is subject to availability of funds and is not transferable or deferrable. Recipients may only suspend their studies due to exceptional circumstances with approval from the Director of the Executive MBA Program.
The Curtin PhD Scholarship for Clinical Research
The Curtin PhD Scholarship for Clinical Research provides financial assistance to PhD students undertaking clinical research relevant to Indigenous or rural health. This scholarship was donated by Dr. Austin M Curtin to support medical graduates pursuing doctoral research within the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance of $50,000 for up to three and a half years, subject to satisfactory academic performance, with a possible extension of six months based on academic performance and availability of funds. Preference is given to applicants whose research focuses on Indigenous health and/or rural health, particularly those undertaking clinical work and research at Lismore Base Hospital and/or the University Centre for Rural Health. The successful applicant will be selected based on academic merit, research summary, and curriculum vitae.
The Boulton MySydney Scholarship
The Boulton MySydney Scholarship is an undergraduate scholarship valued at $8,500 per annum, designed to support domestic students from low socio-economic areas. The scholarship aims to address educational disadvantage experienced by people living in areas affected by socio-economic disadvantage, by facilitating and supporting their participation in University of Sydney undergraduate courses (except for those in the Faculty of Medicine and Health). The scholarship is awarded to eligible students with the highest Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) who applied through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) and resided in areas listed in the bottom 25 percent of the Australian Bureau of Statistics Socio-Economic Index for Areas (SEIFA) Index of Education and Occupation (IEO). Recipients receive financial support for up to 5 years, along with additional benefits including university preparation support, USU membership, access to global mobility awards up to $5,000, eligibility for accommodation scholarships, and access to alumni and industry mentoring programs in their final year.
The Blain Family Research Scholarship
This scholarship provides financial assistance to a PhD student undertaking research into the use of molecular nanobots for health within the School of Chemistry, Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney. The research will be undertaken as a collaborative project with co-supervision from the School of Chemical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering. The scholarship is funded by the Blain Family, the Faculty of Science, and the Sydney Nano Institute. It specifically supports research in DNA molecular nanorobotics with applications to drug delivery and health, requiring candidates to have a strong background in fields such as nanotechnology, chemistry, physics, biochemistry, cell biology, biomedical or chemical engineering. The scholarship provides a stipend equivalent to the University of Sydney's Research Training Program (RTP) rate for up to 3.5 years, subject to satisfactory academic performance.
The Bill and Melia Hutchinson Scholarship
The Bill and Melia Hutchinson Scholarship is designed to address educational disadvantage experienced by people living in areas affected by socio-economic disadvantage. The scholarship supports domestic undergraduate students enrolled in engineering or medicine and health degrees at the University of Sydney who come from areas in the bottom 25 percent of the Australian Bureau of Statistics Socio-Economic Index for Areas (SEIFA) Index of Education and Occupation (IEO). The scholarship provides $8,500 per year for the full-time duration of the recipient's undergraduate degree, up to a maximum of 5 years. Recipients must have applied for admission through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) and resided in a qualifying low socio-economic area at the time of application. In addition to the annual stipend, recipients receive comprehensive support including participation in the Preparation for Sydney Uni program, University of Sydney Union Rewards Membership, access to the Vice Chancellor's Global Mobility Award (up to $5,000), eligibility for additional accommodation scholarships, and access to alumni and industry mentoring in their final year. The scholarship aims to facilitate and support participation in University of Sydney engineering or medicine and health courses for students from disadvantaged backgrounds. All MySydney Scholarship recipients who meet the eligibility criteria are automatically considered, with no additional application required. Recipients are selected based on their Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR), with priority given to engineering students from remote and regional locations, followed by medicine and health students from similar areas.
The Australian Pancreatic Centre Harris Van Beek Scholarship
This scholarship supports students undertaking research in the field of pancreatic cancer and pancreatic surgery. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney Research Training Program (RTP) stipend rate for postgraduate research students. The scholarship was established in 2016 to provide financial assistance to an outstanding Masters by Research or PhD scholar to conduct research within The Pancreatic Centre, Faculty of Medicine and Health, University of Sydney. Recipients must be enrolled full-time or, with approval, part-time in a master's by research or PhD program. The duration of support varies based on degree type and commencement date, ranging from 1.75 to 4 years depending on candidature start date.
The Ascham Teacher Education Scholarship
The Ascham Teacher Education Scholarship offers students a unique opportunity to work at Ascham School, a leading Independent School within the Greater Sydney area. The scholarship provides financial support to students in their final year of eligible teaching degrees, enabling them to gain practical experience through mentored placements and internships. Recipients spend one day per week at the school during term time and undertake an unpaid internship, receiving guidance from a mentor teacher while participating in academic, pastoral, and co-curricular activities. The scholarship is awarded to students with excellent academic records who demonstrate potential to contribute to the curricular and co-curricular life within the school. Eligible programs include both bachelor's and master's degrees in teaching across early childhood, primary, and secondary education, with specific subject areas including mathematics, sciences, English, French, commerce, business studies, economics, and history.
The Armin Roth Scholarship in Dentistry
The Armin Roth Scholarship in Dentistry is a coursework scholarship established in 2017 to provide financial assistance to high-achieving students studying dentistry at the University of Sydney. This scholarship supports students enrolled in either the Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) or Bachelor of Oral Health programs. The scholarship was generously donated by the Trustee for the Henry Schein Regional Trust. Recipients must demonstrate academic merit, obtain written recommendations from current unit coordinators or program directors, and submit a personal statement. To maintain eligibility, students must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 50 each semester and continue full-time enrollment in their degree program.
The Alexandria Harbin Atlassian Coursework Scholarship
This scholarship supports students commencing a Master of Interaction Design and Electronic Arts in the Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning. Established in 2017, this scholarship was founded from a donation from Atlassian to commemorate the life of Alexandria Harbin, a much loved member of Atlassian's design team. In her own words, Alex was "passionate about providing seamless, engaging experiences primarily in a digital medium". As well as being a talented user interface designer, Alex had a keen interest in ceramics, crafts, fashion, travel and philanthropy. The scholarship provides financial assistance to students studying in the area of user interface design. Recipients will be selected based on academic merit in their undergraduate degree, and will participate in a one-hour interview to assess drive and passion, as well as a one-hour exercise to assess design thinking. The scholarship also includes a mentoring service by Atlassian where the successful applicant will be paired up with one of Atlassian's mid-level designers for one-on-one coaching sessions during the scholarship period.
The Albert Scholarships
The Albert Scholarships provide financial support to postgraduate students at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music at the University of Sydney. Established in 2008 through a donation by Robert O Albert, this scholarship assists students in advancing their musical studies at the postgraduate level. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit and/or portfolio and performance. For postgraduate research applicants, research achievements and potential may also be considered. Applicants may be required to attend an interview, and the scholarship is awarded by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. No application is necessary as eligible students are automatically considered for this scholarship as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship is tenable for one year only and is not deferrable. For coursework students, recipients must maintain a minimum weighted average mark (WAM) of 65 each semester. For postgraduate research students, progression is subject to passing the annual progress review. The scholarship may be held by students enrolled in either postgraduate coursework or research degrees on a full-time basis.
The Alana Bowden Research Grant
The Alana Bowden Research Grant has been developed to support outstanding higher degree by research students and academic affiliates within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Sydney. This scholarship provides financial assistance for students completing higher research degrees and academics in the general field of 'ritual studies', including research taking up the question of 'ritual' in the broadest sense: from traditional practices to practices emerging in the age of artificial intelligence, the digital, the post-human, and the parahuman. The scholarship honors Alana's vision of a dilated scholarly project that engages with the arcane, the esoterica, and the difficult, while not losing sight of the value of established disciplinary approaches. It is particularly supportive of research that seeks to extend inter- and cross-disciplinary approaches, including those which take up the potential of practice as research as a method. For full-time postgraduate research students, the grant provides a stipend allowance of $22,500 per annum for up to 1.75 years for Masters by Research recipients or up to 3.5 years for PhD recipients. For staff members, the scholarship is valued at $22,500 paid as a one-off payment. Recipients must conduct research pertaining to the broad area of ritual and apply for project or activity funding to be used for research expenses expected within 12 months of the scholarship application opening date.
The Alan Neaves Scholarship I
The Alan Neaves Scholarship I is a scholarship valued up to $3,000 designed to support student mobility in the Sydney Law School. Established in 2024 from a bequest by Alan Neaves, the scholarship promotes learning, teaching, research and the general advancement of scholarship in Australian and comparative constitutional law. The scholarship supports students from the University of Sydney Law School who are participating in law programs including international mooting, legal internships, legal placements (for credit or co-curricular), exchange programs, and offshore programs. This scholarship is automatically awarded based on selection criteria with no separate application process required. Recipients must be currently enrolled in either the Bachelor of Laws (LLB) or Juris Doctor (JD) degree at the University of Sydney Law School and have received approval to undertake an eligible law program. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit and a personal statement demonstrating the applicant's motivation for participation and contributions to the University and/or community.
The Abbotsleigh Teacher Education Scholarship
The Abbotsleigh Teacher Education Scholarship offers students a unique opportunity to work at a leading Independent School within the Greater Sydney area. The scholarship is awarded to a student with an excellent academic record who will contribute to the curricular and co-curricular life of Abbotsleigh School. Recipients must be enrolled in the final year of an eligible education degree at the University of Sydney's School of Education and Social Work, studying in areas such as Early Learning, Primary Education, or Secondary Education in specific subject areas. The scholarship requires recipients to complete practical placements at Abbotsleigh School, including spending one day a week at the school and undertaking an unpaid internship during specified school terms. Recipients receive guidance from a mentor teacher and participate in academic, pastoral, and co-curricular activities throughout their placement.
Thales Scholarship of Energy Harvesting
The Thales Scholarship of Energy Harvesting is a postgraduate research scholarship that provides financial assistance to a PhD student undertaking research into developing energy harvesting systems as supply for IoT sensors. This scholarship has been established through a collaboration agreement between Thales Australia Limited and the University of Sydney. The scholarship supports students conducting research within the School of Electrical and Information Engineering, Faculty of Engineering. Recipients are required to work closely with Thales Australia Limited and their supervisors on a project to develop energy harvesting systems as supply for IoT sensors. The scholarship provides a comprehensive financial package including a stipend, tuition fee coverage for international students, and operational expenses to support the research.
Technion Exchange Scholarship
The Technion Exchange Scholarship supports Doctor of Medicine students at the University of Sydney to undertake an elective term overseas at Technion – Israel Institute of Technology. Established in 2007, this scholarship facilitates international elective term experiences for medical students through a collaboration funded by Technion Australia (NSW) and the Ferdinand Joland Austin and Andreas Brummer Scholarship (FJAA Scholarship). The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, curriculum vitae, references, and a personal statement, with possible interview requirements. Recipients must complete a minimum four-week placement at the Technion Institute in Israel. Note: This scholarship was not awarded for 2025 due to current expert travel advice for Israel.
Sydney Scholars India Equity Scholarship
The Sydney Scholars India Equity Scholarship is awarded to one exceptional Indian student from a low socio-economic background commencing a postgraduate coursework degree at the University of Sydney. This scholarship is valued at up to $100,000 and covers the full cost of tuition fees, living expenses, flights, textbooks and health cover. The scholarship is specifically designed for Indian citizens who are current residents of slum communities in Delhi, India where ASHA Society works. Nominations will be made by the Asha Community Health and Development Society (ASHA), and no direct application is required from students. The scholarship will be awarded based on academic merit, financial need and personal statement assessed from a student's application for admission to a postgraduate coursework degree. Recipients must maintain a minimum semester average mark of 65 and agree to return to India post-graduation as part of their agreement with ASHA.
Sydney Quantum Academy Postgraduate Scholarship
This scholarship is available for PhD students working in the field of quantum science and technology at partner universities of the Sydney Quantum Academy (SQA). Both primary and top-up/supplementary scholarships are available to support full-time PhD candidates working in quantum science and technology, subject to satisfactory academic performance. The SQA scholarships foster research and recognise and encourage excellence amongst postgraduate candidates intending to undertake their research training in related fields of quantum science and technology. The scholarships provide successful candidates with a unique opportunity to work with researchers with industry linkages across Sydney's foremost universities leading the way in the quantum field. Recipients also receive entry to the SQA PhD Experience Program and access to SQA career development funding.
Sydney International Undergraduate Academic Excellence Scholarship
The Sydney International Undergraduate Academic Excellence Scholarship was established in 2024 to support exceptional international students from diverse priority markets study across diverse undergraduate courses at the University of Sydney. This scholarship provides 100% tuition fees and Student Services Amenities Fee (SSAF) for the published full-time duration of the recipient's single undergraduate degree, up to a maximum of 4 years. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, completion of an online application form, diversity of nationality, and diversity of intended degree. Approximately 20 scholarships are awarded globally per year across two intakes. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester and complete their degree within the published full-time duration. Eligible applicants must have applied for but not yet commenced a single undergraduate coursework degree (may include embedded honours) at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is not available for combined degrees with a postgraduate component, certain dual degrees, and degrees that include the Bachelor of Advanced Studies. Recipients are responsible for all other costs including Overseas Health Cover, living costs, accommodation, textbooks, and flights.
Sydney International Equity Scholarship
The Sydney International Equity Scholarship was established in 2024 to support international students to study a postgraduate coursework degree at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is funded by the University and delivered with key global partners to students they work with from low socioeconomic and marginalised backgrounds in countries defined as developing by the Minister for Foreign Affairs. The University of Sydney will consult with key global partners to identify potential candidates, and recipients must be recommended by a key global partner organisation. The scholarship provides comprehensive support including full tuition fees, living allowance, accommodation, health cover, flight tickets, textbooks, and ancillary costs for the full-time duration of the recipient's degree, up to two years. Applicants must be international students who have applied for but not yet commenced a postgraduate coursework degree at the University of Sydney, must enrol full-time, and must be active members of communities where the relevant key global partners operate.
Sydney Global Mobility Joint PhD Travel Scholarship
The Sydney Global Mobility Joint PhD Travel Scholarship is a postgraduate research scholarship established in 2022 to assist students to complete the offshore component of their Joint PhD Program. This scholarship provides a one-off payment of AUD $5,000 to support travel expenses for doctoral students enrolled in a joint PhD program at the University of Sydney, where Sydney is their home institution. The scholarship is available to both domestic and international students who are enrolled at one of the University of Sydney's active international partners as the host institution. Recipients must have a fully executed individual Student Agreement and must have completed their annual progress evaluation with a 'meets/exceeds' rating at their most recent progress review. The offshore component must be a minimum of 3 months in duration. Applicants must provide evidence of airfare and a letter from both their home and host supervisors confirming the start date, proposed duration, and location of their offshore component. The scholarship is paid in one instalment no earlier than three months prior to the confirmed departure date. Students may only receive this scholarship once and must not be under examination at the time of application. The scholarship has been funded by Sydney Global Mobility and is offered on an ongoing basis.
Sydney Dental Hospital Indigenous Scholarship
The Sydney Dental Hospital Indigenous Scholarship was established in 2019 to provide financial assistance to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students studying dentistry or oral health at the University of Sydney. The scholarship aims to increase the representation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders in the dentistry and oral health workforce. Funded by the Sydney Local Health District, this scholarship supports Indigenous students enrolled in either the Bachelor of Oral Health or the Doctor of Dental Medicine Program. The scholarship provides $17,000 per annum to help support Indigenous students throughout their dental or oral health studies. Selection is based on academic merit, a personal statement, and evidence of community engagement. Recipients must maintain satisfactory academic performance with a minimum Semester Average Mark of 50 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship. This scholarship represents a commitment to improving Indigenous representation in the health workforce and supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in achieving their educational and professional goals in dentistry and oral health. The scholarship is tenable for one year and payment is made in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester.
Sydney Conservatorium of Music Mobility Scholarship
This scholarship is to support students of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music to travel overseas to further their studies. The scholarship has been established from a bequest from Kathleen Elizabeth Armstrong. It provides financial assistance to enable music students to undertake international travel for educational purposes related to their music studies. Students must be nominated by an academic staff member from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music to be considered. The scholarship is awarded based on a project proposal including projected budget and endorsement from relevant academic staff. For postgraduate research applicants, research achievements and potential may also be considered.
Sydney Conservatorium Association Travel Scholarship
The Sydney Conservatorium Association Travel Scholarship was established in 2024 to provide assistance to students of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music to travel overseas to further their studies. This scholarship is funded by the Sydney Conservatorium Association and is designed to support music students in pursuing international educational opportunities. The scholarship is available to both currently enrolled students and alumni who have completed a degree at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Recipients must be studying music and planning to travel overseas for educational purposes related to their studies. The scholarship value and duration are determined on a case-by-case basis by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Awards are made based on academic merit, curriculum vitae, and a project proposal that includes a projected budget for overseas travel. The scholarship is paid in a single installment upon acceptance.
Sydney Conservatorium Association Scholarships
The Sydney Conservatorium Association Scholarships provide financial support to students studying music at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music at the University of Sydney. Established in 2020 and funded by the Sydney Conservatorium Association, these scholarships are available for both undergraduate and postgraduate students enrolled full-time in coursework or research degrees. The scholarships are merit-based awards that are automatically considered as part of the admission application process, requiring no separate application. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in individual offer letters. Awards are based on academic merit, portfolio and/or performance, and for postgraduate research applicants, research achievements and potential may also be considered. Recipients may be required to attend an interview as part of the selection process.
Sue Muller Placement Scholarship
The Sue Muller Placement Scholarship was established in 2019 to provide financial assistance to Pharmacy students undertaking regional placements at the University of Sydney. This scholarship is funded by a donation from Ms Susan Muller and aims to support students who must travel significant distances from their place of residence to attend placement sites. The scholarship provides two levels of support based on distance traveled: $300 AUD for placement sites located 100-200km from the student's residence, and $800 AUD for placement sites located more than 200km from their residence. Recipients must be in their final year of study and complete a 70-hour placement at an eligible regional site. The program encourages pharmacy students to gain valuable experience in rural, regional, and remote areas, helping them understand the unique aspects of pharmacy practice in these communities.
Student Exchange Travel Scholarships
The Student Exchange Travel Scholarships support students from the University of Sydney Business School who are participating in exchange programs. This scholarship is valued at $2,000 for one semester on exchange, with students participating for two semesters automatically considered again for the following semester. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit, specifically the student's Weighted Average Mark (WAM). No application is necessary as all eligible candidates are automatically considered. Recipients must undertake and successfully complete their approved exchange in the semester for which the scholarship is offered.
Strategic Exchange Partner Scholarships
The Strategic Exchange Partner Scholarships program supports undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students enrolled at the University of Sydney Business School who are participating in exchange programs at strategic partner institutions. The scholarship aims to support the strategic direction of the Business School's exchange program by providing financial assistance to students undertaking exchange studies at select partner universities. Recipients are selected based on academic merit, specifically their Weighted Average Mark (WAM), and must be approved for exchange at one of the listed strategic partner institutions including Copenhagen Business School, Edinburgh University, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Fudan University, National University of Singapore, Hong Kong University, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Singapore Management University, Tsinghua University, University of California, and Vienna University of Economics and Business. The scholarship is awarded automatically to eligible candidates without requiring a separate application. Recipients must successfully complete their approved exchange in the semester for which the scholarship is awarded.
Stella Kalitsounaki Vaughan Scholarships in Archaeology, Classical Greek, Ancient History or Modern Greek
This scholarship provides support to postgraduate research students who are spending a period of study in Greece or Cyprus. The scholarship is designed to assist students enrolled in master's by research or PhD programs within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Sydney who are conducting research in archaeology, classical Greek, modern Greek, or ancient history. Recipients must be traveling to Greece or Cyprus to visit an archaeological site, attend an overseas university offering exchange programs in these subject areas, or conduct research in a relevant area of study as part of their degree program. The scholarship was established through a donation by the late Ms Stella Kalitsounaki Vaughan to support students pursuing studies related to Greek culture, history, and archaeology.
Sir Maurice Byers Scholarship for Postgraduate Study in Constitutional Law
This Scholarship has been established to honour Sir Maurice Byers and will be awarded by the University of Sydney Law School to a deserving student to pursue postgraduate research study in the field of constitutional law at the Sydney Law School. The scholarship is funded by a donation made to the University of Sydney in memory of Sir Maurice Byers. The scholarship aims to attract top candidates who have well-developed research projects and who would be competitive at top international institutes of higher learning, to do their research degree at the Sydney Law School. This scholarship can be awarded as either primary or supplementary scholarship providing stipend allowance or a one-off payment, with values ranging from $2,000 to $10,000 per annum for up to 1 year or as a one-off payment. Successful candidates will be selected based on academic merit and their area of study and/or research proposal, with preference given to commencing candidates, though currently enrolled students demonstrating progress towards timely thesis completion and exceptional research achievements may also be considered.
Sir John Loewenthal Scholarship
The Sir John Loewenthal Scholarship supports students studying a Master of Philosophy or PhD within the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney. This scholarship provides financial assistance to outstanding Masters by Research or PhD scholars to conduct research within the faculty. The scholarship was established in 2005 from a gift from John Wong and is specifically available to Hong Kong citizens. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney Research Training Program (RTP) stipend rate for the duration of the degree, up to 3.5 years for PhD recipients who commenced candidature on or after January 1, 2019, and up to 1.75 years for Masters by Research recipients who commenced on or after the same date. Recipients must apply through the Research Training Program (RTP) application process and selection is based on the RTP Scholarship application.
Science Centenary Fund Scholarship
The Science Centenary Fund Scholarship is a postgraduate research scholarship that supports outstanding higher degree by research students within the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney. Established in 1989 from funds raised through an appeal to graduates of the Faculty of Science, the scholarship marks the centenary in 1985 of the graduation of the faculty's first students. The scholarship is valued at $5,000 and is tenable for one year only. It is awarded to PhD candidates who have completed an undergraduate honours degree (First Class or Second Class Upper) or Master's degree with substantial research component within the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney in the year prior to commencing their research studies. Eligible candidates must have an unconditional full-time offer to study a PhD within the Faculty of Science and must be in receipt of a primary scholarship from the University of Sydney that provides a stipend allowance. The successful applicant is selected based on academic merit and research potential as determined in their Research Training Program (RTP) application. No separate application is required as eligible candidates are considered automatically.
School of Life and Environmental Sciences Postgraduate Research Scholarship
This scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to Masters by Research or PhD students within the School of Life and Environmental Sciences at the University of Sydney where the focus of their research aligns with the School's research goals. The Scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney's Research Training Program (RTP) Stipend rate per annum up to 3.5 years, subject to satisfactory academic performance. Recipients must have an unconditional offer of admission or be enrolled in a full-time Masters by Research or PhD at the Faculty of Science, conduct research in the School of Life and Environmental Sciences, and hold an honours degree (first class) or a master's degree in a related field with a substantial research component. The scholarship is funded by the School of Life and Environmental Sciences and follows the Research Training Program (RTP) application process.
School of Chemistry Completion Scholarship
The School of Chemistry Completion Scholarship is established to support Higher Degree by Research students to complete their research studies in their field of research or research endeavour. The scholarship provides financial support to research students within the School of Chemistry who have a reasonable expectation of submitting their thesis within 6 months. Unless stated otherwise in the Scholarship Offer Letter, the Scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney Research Training Program (RTP) stipend rate per annum (pro-rata) for up to 6 months, subject to satisfactory academic performance. The Scholarship may also provide academic tuition fee for international recipients for the same duration as the stipend allowance. The scholarship may be fully funded by the School of Chemistry or co-funded by external research grants, gift accounts or industry funded projects. No separate application is required for this scholarship. Research students within School of Chemistry who meet the eligibility will be automatically considered. The award is granted by nomination of the Head of School in consultation with the relevant research supervisor.
Scholarship in Novel High-Performance Copper-Based Materials
This Scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to a research student who is undertaking research in Novel High-Performance Copper-Based Materials via Additive Manufacturing. The project aims to develop novel high-performance copper-based materials produced by additive manufacturing for the electrification revolution, which will provide significantly higher mechanical performance, superior electrical and thermal properties and enable flexible complex shape options. The Scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney's Research Training Program (RTP) stipend rate, indexed annually on 1 January each year. For international students, academic course fees and the Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) are also covered. The scholarship supports full-time Master's by Research students for up to 1.75 years or PhD students for up to three years with a possible six-month extension, subject to satisfactory academic performance.
Scholarship in Engineering
This scholarship provides financial support to undergraduate students studying at the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney. Established in 2010 through a generous donation, it supports students with high academic ability who may be facing financial hardship, medical conditions, or are from rural or remote areas. The scholarship is valued at $12,000 per annum and is tenable for the full duration of the student's candidature including combined degrees and an honours year if required. Recipients must be current school leavers who are Australian citizens or permanent residents, have received an unconditional offer of admission into an undergraduate engineering program, and can demonstrate financial hardship, a medical condition, or residence in a rural or remote area. To maintain the scholarship, recipients must remain enrolled in their undergraduate engineering degree and maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester.
Sarah and Murial Jeavons Memorial Scholarship
The Sarah and Murial Jeavons Memorial Scholarship was established in 1995 to assist outstanding female students to undertake studies in organ at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. This scholarship provides financial support to female organ students enrolled in either coursework or research degrees at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship was established from a donation by Murial Mahala Jeavons and aims to support women pursuing organ performance studies at the university level. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the offer letter to successful recipients. Recipients are automatically considered as part of their admission application, with no separate application required. Selection is based on academic merit, portfolio, and/or performance ability, with financial hardship considered when applicants are of equal merit. For postgraduate research students, research achievements and potential may also be considered in the selection process.
Saint Ignatius College Riverview Independent School Scholarship
The Saint Ignatius College Riverview Independent School Scholarship has been established to offer students a unique opportunity to work at a leading Independent School within the Greater Sydney area. The scholarship will be awarded to a student with an excellent academic record who will contribute to the curricular and co-curricular life of this School. Recipients must spend one day a week at the School and undertake an unpaid internship while receiving guidance from a mentor teacher and participating in academic, pastoral and co-curricular activities. The scholarship is specifically designed for final year teaching students enrolled in education degrees at the University of Sydney.
SOLVE-CHD PhD Scholarship
This scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to a PhD student to undertake research in the cardiovascular rehabilitation and secondary prevention fields as part of an NHMRC Synergy Grant. The aim of SOLVE-CHD is to transform post-discharge secondary prevention and reduce the burden of heart disease by decreasing deaths, hospitalisations and costs via a program of work that integrates data, technology, partnerships and capacity building. The scholarship is funded by an NHMRC Synergy Grant entitled Solving the long-standing evidence-practice gap associated with cardiac rehabilitation and secondary prevention of coronary heart disease (SOLVE-CHD). Successful applicants must be willing to conduct research closely in line with one of the aims of SOLVE-CHD Synergy Grant, including practice change amongst cardiac rehabilitation providers, evaluation of data-driven quality improvement in sustained management of CHD and cardiac rehabilitation, evaluation of service and patient level data to improve reach and equity in sustained managed of CHD, virtual reality advice from future self in secondary prevention, and expanding peer support in secondary prevention.
SEI Honours Scholarship in Indigenous Environmental Studies
An $8,000 scholarship for Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students who engage with one of Sydney Environment Institute's research themes as part of their Honours study. This scholarship was established in 2023 to provide assistance to Indigenous students undertaking an Honours program aligned with the Sydney Environment Institute's research areas. Recipients must engage with one of SEI's research themes: Transitioning Systems, Biocultural Diversities, Climate Disaster and Adaptation, Environmental Justices, or Environmental Imaginaries and Storytelling. Full-time recipients receive $5,000 cash payment plus up to $3,000 for relocation and accommodation support. Part-time recipients receive $2,500 per annum cash payment plus up to $1,500 for relocation and accommodation support over two years.
Ross Waite Parsons Postgraduate Coursework Law Scholarship
The Ross Waite Parsons Postgraduate Coursework Law Scholarship has been established to promote academic excellence in legal education through the master's programs offered by the University of Sydney Law School. Named after Ross Waite Parsons, who was Professor of Law at the University of Sydney from 1961-1986 and established the Australian paradigms for postgraduate coursework legal education and continuing professional development, this scholarship recognizes high academic achievers pursuing master's by coursework programs in law. The scholarship is valued at $10,000 and is awarded based on academic merit and a personal statement demonstrating commitment to applying learning from the master's program to make a positive difference to professional and/or legal practice. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 to continue receiving the scholarship.
Richard Merewether French Horn Fellowship
The Richard Merewether French Horn Fellowship was established in 2007 to assist outstanding students to undertake studies in French horn at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music at the University of Sydney. This scholarship is funded by a donation from Mr Edward John Merewether and supports both coursework and research degree students who are enrolled full-time. The fellowship is awarded on the basis of academic merit, portfolio and/or performance, and for postgraduate research applicants, on research achievements and potential. No separate application is required as eligible students will automatically be considered for this scholarship as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and will be specified in the offer letter to successful recipients. This fellowship provides targeted support for French horn students pursuing their musical education at one of Australia's premier music institutions.
Research Scholarship in Engineering Processable - Tough Hydrogels
This scholarship aims to support a PhD student undertaking research in designing a tough and versatile hydrogel with self-healing properties. The scholarship has been established by the Bioengineering Laboratory in the School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at the University of Sydney. The project will aim to design a type of hydrogel with broad applications in soft robotics, medical devices such as heart valves and vasculature, and development of in vitro models that mimic physical properties of the digestion system including colon, intestine and stomach. The scholarship is partially funded by an Australian Research Council (ARC) grant and partially funded by the Faculty of Engineering. This is a postgraduate research scholarship that provides financial support for up to three years to conduct innovative research in biomaterials and polymer engineering.
Reca Stone Postgraduate Scholarship in Legal Theory (Supplementary)
The Reca Stone Postgraduate Scholarship in Legal Theory (Supplementary) was established by a generous donation from the Wolfensohn Family Foundation to support higher degree by research students in the field of Legal Theory. The scholarship is awarded through the Julius Stone Institute of Jurisprudence within the University of Sydney Law School. This scholarship can be awarded as either a Primary or Supplementary scholarship, providing a stipend allowance up to $55,000 per annum for up to 3.5 years for PhD recipients or up to 1.75 years for Master of Laws (LLM) by Research recipients. The scholarship aims to attract top candidates with well-developed research projects who would be competitive at top international institutes of higher learning. Recipients must be willing to undertake research in the discipline of Legal Theory and hold at least a Bachelor's degree with first class honours or equivalent qualification in Law. Preference is given to commencing candidates, though the scholarship may exceptionally be awarded to currently enrolled students demonstrating progress towards timely thesis completion and exceptional research achievements.
RJ Chambers Honours Scholarship
The RJ Chambers Honours Scholarship supports students enrolled in the fourth year of an honours program in the Discipline of Accounting at the University of Sydney Business School. Established in 2003 by an annual donation equally funded by the Discipline of Accounting and the Accounting Foundation, this scholarship provides financial assistance to students undertaking an Honours Program within the Discipline of Accounting. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit and a personal statement that demonstrates the candidate's interest in research and their potential to successfully complete a research project. Recipients must be enrolled full-time in the Accounting Honours Program or a joint Honours Program that includes Honours in Accounting within the University of Sydney Business School. The scholarship is valued at up to $10,000 per annum for one year, with the top two ranked recipients receiving $10,000 and other eligible applicants potentially receiving $5,000, subject to funding availability. Students enrolled in a joint honours program with another discipline are eligible for a half scholarship ($5,000). The annual value is paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester. Recipients are expected to maintain satisfactory academic progress to ensure successful on-time completion of their honours program. Scholarship recipients may be invited to promote the program, represent the University at student welcome and marketing events, and fulfill the on-campus functions of a Business School Student Ambassador.
Queen Victoria Club Scholarship
Established in 1965, the Queen Victoria Club Scholarship assists outstanding students to undertake studies in cello, violin, and piano at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. This scholarship was donated by the Queen Victoria Music Club and supports students enrolled in either coursework or research degrees. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, portfolio performance, and for postgraduate research students, research achievements and potential. No separate application is required as eligible students are automatically considered as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to successful recipients.
Quantum Science Supplementary Scholarship
The Quantum Science Supplementary Scholarship is a supplementary scholarship established to provide financial assistance to research students within the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney who are members of the Quantum Science Group. This scholarship is funded by the recipient's Quantum Science Group supervisor and is designed to supplement a primary scholarship. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the difference between the University of Sydney RTP rate and the recipient's primary scholarship plus any other supplementary scholarship for that year. The duration is up to 1.75 years for Masters by Research recipients and up to 3.5 years for PhD recipients, subject to satisfactory academic performance. No application is required as all Quantum Science Group members with a current primary scholarship will be automatically considered based on academic merit, area of study and/or research proposal, and endorsement of their Quantum Science Group supervisor.
Quantum Science Research Scholarship
The Quantum Science Research Scholarship has been established to provide short-term research opportunities in quantum science to outstanding undergraduate students at the University of Sydney. The scholarship provides support to students who will undertake a six-week full-time research project during the Winter or Summer teaching breaks. Valued at $3,000, this scholarship is available to currently enrolled students in undergraduate science or engineering degrees within the Faculty of Science and Faculty of Engineering. Preference is given to applicants from groups that are under-represented in quantum science and technology, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, LGBTQIA+ individuals, people with disabilities, first-generation university students, and other underrepresented groups.
Public Health Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Scholarship
This Scholarship was established to provide financial assistance to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students who are studying a Master of Public Health at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is valued at $7,500 AUD and covers one full-time semester of study, paid directly towards the student's tuition fees. The scholarship supports students who are commencing or currently enrolled in a Master of Public Health and have graduated with a Graduate Diploma of Indigenous Health Promotion from the University of Sydney. The scholarship aims to support Indigenous students pursuing advanced public health education and is awarded based on academic merit, admission application, confirmation of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander identity, and demonstrated commitment to public health through study, practice, work or internship.
Professor Marsh Edwards AO Scholarship
The Professor Marsh Edwards AO Scholarship is a postgraduate scholarship established in 2016 as an endowment by Marcia E Edwards to support students with their studies in Veterinary Science at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is valued at $6,750 per annum and is tenable for up to four years for the full-time duration of the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) program. The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of academic merit and a personal statement demonstrating the applicant's interest in large animal practice and intention to work in rural veterinary science, as well as how the scholarship will assist in achieving educational and career goals and positively impact the lives of animals. Preference is given to applicants from rural or regional areas who are male, interested in large animal practice, intend to work in rural veterinary science, and are Australian citizens. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 75 each semester and submit reports at the start and conclusion of the scholarship detailing the impact on their studies and their commitment to rural veterinary science.
Postgraduate Research Supplementary Scholarships on Strategies to Mitigate Jetlag
A postgraduate research supplementary scholarship providing $7,500 per annum for up to 3 years for PhD students within the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney. This scholarship supports students conducting research as part of the ARC Linkage project 'Paving the way for ultra-long-haul flights: strategies to mitigate jetlag' (InSync), a University of Sydney-Qantas partnership. The InSync project aims to develop and test strategies to mitigate jetlag, founded on biophysical modelling of circadian rhythms. It sets out to quantify the speed of circadian adaptation of sleep, alertness, and metabolism after transmeridian travel and to maximise it via optimised timing of in-flight and on-the-ground interventions. The project is interdisciplinary, with opportunities available in Physics and Engineering (quantitative modelling of jetlag and circadian rhythms, sensors, data fusion, optimisation, machine learning), Behavioural Psychology or Neuroscience (dynamics and interplay of sleep, alertness, physical activity), and Nutrition and Metabolism (effects of jetlag on glucose and temperature regulation). Successful candidates must hold a primary stipend and tuition fee scholarship from the University of Sydney and have their lead supervisor be one of the InSync Chief Investigators from the Faculty of Science. The scholarship is funded by Qantas Airways Ltd.
Postgraduate Research Supplementary Scholarship in Transport and Logistics Studies
This scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to research students who are undertaking research in Transport and Logistics at the University of Sydney Business School. The scholarship is valued at $2,000 per annum and is tenable for 1 year. It is designed to support PhD students, particularly for attendance at leading industry-focused conferences. Recipients must hold a master's degree and be conducting research into transport and logistics. The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of academic merit and supporting attendance at leading industry-focused conferences. Applications should be accompanied by a short statement outlining the benefits of attending. No formal application is required as successful applicants will be awarded by a panel at an end of year presentation.
Postgraduate Research Supplementary Scholarship in Chemistry
The Postgraduate Research Supplementary Scholarship in Chemistry is a supplementary stipend scholarship established to provide financial assistance to Higher Degree by Research (HDR) students undertaking research within the School of Chemistry, Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney. This scholarship is designed to support research students who already hold a primary stipend scholarship from the University of Sydney. The scholarship may provide either a one-off payment or a stipend payment, with the specific value and duration indicated in the offer letter. No separate application is required as students within the School of Chemistry who hold a primary stipend scholarship will be automatically considered. The successful applicants are awarded the scholarship based on academic merit and their area of study or research proposal, as nominated by the Head of School and postgraduate coordinator.
Postgraduate Research Scholarship to Develop Integrated Nano Semiconductor
This scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to research students who are undertaking research that aims to develop integrated nano semiconductor devices and related modelling approaches. The scholarship is funded by the Australian Research Council (ARC) through the Discovery Project scheme (DP190101864). The scholarship is valued at $33,000 AUD and is tenable for 11 months. Recipients must be enrolled full-time in a PhD program within the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney and hold at least an Honours degree (First Class or Second Class Upper) or equivalent in a relevant discipline. The scholarship provides financial support to enable high-quality research in the field of integrated nano semiconductor devices.
Postgraduate Research Scholarship in the Physical Behaviour Spectrum for Cancer and Cardiovascular Disease Prevention
This Scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to a PhD student who is undertaking research to advance our understanding of the relationship between 24-hour movement behaviours and noncommunicable disease risk. The scholarship is designed for students conducting research in the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney, with a focus on the physical behaviour spectrum and its impact on cancer and cardiovascular disease prevention. The scholarship is funded by the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) and provides comprehensive stipend support for up to 3.5 years of full-time doctoral study. Recipients will have the opportunity to conduct cutting-edge research in the field of noncommunicable disease prevention, exploring the relationships between movement behaviours throughout the 24-hour cycle and health outcomes.
Postgraduate Research Scholarship in the 24-hour Physical Behaviour Spectrum for Cancer Prevention and Survival
This Scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to a PhD student who is undertaking research to better understand the relationship between 24-hour movement behaviours and cancer risk, focusing on both primary prevention and cancer survival strategies. The scholarship is funded by the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) and offers stipend support for doctoral research at the University of Sydney's Faculty of Medicine and Health. The research aims to advance understanding of how physical activity, sedentary behavior, and sleep patterns throughout the 24-hour day relate to cancer prevention and outcomes for cancer survivors. Recipients will work within a research environment focused on translating findings about movement behaviors into strategies that can reduce cancer risk and improve survival rates.
Postgraduate Research Scholarship in an Australian Chemistry Curriculum
This scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to a Higher Degree by Research student who is undertaking research on the production of an Australian chemistry curriculum, in particular, rendering the Periodic Table in the language of the Gadi people. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney Research Training Program (RTP) Stipend rate for up to 7 research periods for Master candidates or up to 12 research periods for PhD candidates. The scholarship is funded by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous Strategy and Services), University of Sydney. Academic course fees are also provided for international recipients for the same number of research periods as the stipend, subject to satisfactory academic performance. The PhD recipient is encouraged to complete their PhD in 12 research periods but may apply for an extension for up to two research periods.
Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Systems Biology
A postgraduate research scholarship providing financial assistance to one PhD student undertaking research on systems biology and metabolism. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance of $32,192 per annum for up to 3.5 years for a PhD student within the School of Life and Environmental Sciences, Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney. This scholarship is funded by an ARC Australian Laureate Fellowship of Professor David James and aims to support students conducting research in systems biology and metabolic research. Recipients are encouraged to complete their PhD in 3 years but may apply for an extension of up to 6 months. The scholarship provides stipend support equivalent to the minimum Research Training Program (RTP) stipend rate, indexed annually.
Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Stroke Trial Innovation and Translation
The Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Stroke Trial Innovation and Translation supports an outstanding postgraduate research student in the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney to undertake research in the NHMRC Centre of Research Excellence for Stroke Trial Innovation and Translation. This scholarship is particularly suited to those planning a career in nursing, medicine or allied health professions. The research focus includes randomised controlled trials and implementation science, with particular interest in effective implementation of treadmill training after stroke. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance for up to three and a half years subject to satisfactory academic performance. The program seeks to build future research capacity for those with an interest in stroke, working under the supervision of Professor Richard Lindley.
Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Stem Cell Biology
This Scholarship aims to support a student undertaking a Masters by Research or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) within the School of Life and Environmental Sciences, Faculty of Science, where the focus of their research is on characterising the functional behaviour of human stem cells in response to the extracellular matrix protein, tropoelastin. The Scholarship provides a stipend allowance of $29,507 per annum for up to 1.75 years for Master's recipients or up to 3 years for PhD recipients. This Scholarship is co-funded by the Australian Research Council through Discovery Project (DP220101644) and NHMRC Investigator Grant Emerging Leadership (EL1) for the project: Functional amplification of stem cells for tissue repair. The project seeks to investigate how adult stem cells receive and interpret mechanical or biochemical signals from matrix proteins such as tropoelastin, to stimulate or enhance a broad range of biological functions, including self-renewal, multi-lineage plasticity, and the secretion of cell-instructive factors. This work will contribute towards the understanding of natural mechanisms that modulate stem cell biology, with applications towards the production of stem cells possessing superior regenerative potential for tissue repair. International recipients may be eligible for Faculty of Science Research Tuition Fee Scholarship, subject to approval.
Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Receptor Research
The Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Receptor Research has been developed to support an outstanding postgraduate research student in the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney to undertake research in oxytocin receptor research. This scholarship provides financial support for a PhD student to conduct research in receptor biology under the supervision of Professor Michael Kassiou. The scholarship offers an annual stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney RTP rate for up to three years and six months, subject to satisfactory academic performance. Applicants must hold an honours degree (first class), first class equivalent or a master's degree in a neuropharmacology related field with a substantial research component.
Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Monoclonal Antibodies
This Scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to a PhD student who is undertaking research in a project in 'Novel Predictive Tools for the Selection and Engineering of Aggregation-Resistant Biologics Mainly Therapeutic Monoclonal Antibodies.' The scholarship provides a stipend allowance for up to 3 years to support doctoral research at the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney. This Scholarship is funded by Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc. The successful applicant will conduct research focused on developing novel predictive tools for selecting and engineering aggregation-resistant biologics, with a primary focus on therapeutic monoclonal antibodies. Recipients must be domestic students enrolled full-time in a PhD program and are required to submit all publications, presentations and their thesis to the funder for approval before publishing.
Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Melanoma and Skin Cancer Research
The Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Melanoma and Skin Cancer Research has been developed to support an outstanding postgraduate research student at the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney to undertake research in melanoma. The primary objective of the project is to develop and validate a non-invasive early diagnostic, stratification, and classification method for melanoma. This innovative approach involves the utilisation of samples obtained from patients through the use of adhesive tapes. These samples will be subjected to cutting-edge mass spectrometry-based proteomics techniques, which will provide valuable insights into the protein composition and molecular characteristics of melanoma. Additionally, the project will incorporate advanced machine learning algorithms and bioinformatics analyses to extract meaningful patterns and identify potential biomarkers associated with melanoma progression and prognosis. By combining these multidisciplinary approaches, the research aims to revolutionise the field of melanoma diagnosis and contribute to the development of more effective and efficient diagnostic and stratification strategies. This scholarship is supported by Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research) University of Sydney.
Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Mathematics and Statistics
This Scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to Masters by Research or PhD students who are undertaking research in mathematics (applied/pure) and statistics at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is funded by the School of Mathematics and Statistics and follows the Research Training Program (RTP) application process. The successful applicant will be awarded the Scholarship on the basis of academic merit, area of study and/or research proposal, curriculum vitae, and previous research experience including relevant professional experience, scholarly publications and other relevant research output. Recipients must conduct research with the School of Mathematics and Statistics and cannot be in receipt of an RTP, University of Sydney Postgraduate Award (UPA) or equivalent primary scholarship.
Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Ecological Assessment of Motivational Disturbances in Dementia
This scholarship provides financial assistance to research students who are undertaking research in the development of ecological assessment of motivation and its disturbances in dementia. The research focuses on cognitive neuroscience of younger-onset dementia, with emphasis on development of novel tools to assess motivational disturbances. Successful candidates will apply novel approaches to better characterise motivational impairments in an ecologically valid manner. The scholarship is co-funded by National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) through the Investigator Grant Leadership scheme and the School of Psychology, Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney. Recipients must conduct research within the School of Psychology and work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team.
Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Dementia and Aged Care
The Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Dementia and Aged Care has been developed to support an outstanding postgraduate research student at the Faculty of Medicine and Health within the University of Sydney to undertake research in the implementation of a dementia model of care. This scholarship supports students undertaking research in the implementation of a dementia model of care under the supervision of Professor Yun-Hee Jeon. The scholarship is supported by the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research) at the University of Sydney and is designed to advance research in aged care and dementia implementation science. The scholarship provides comprehensive support for PhD candidates to conduct essential research in health disciplines including nursing, medicine, public health, allied health, health sciences, dentistry and pharmacy, with a specific focus on dementia and aged care models.
Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Clinical Neuroscience of Addiction
The Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Clinical Neuroscience of Addiction has been developed to support an outstanding postgraduate research student at the Faculty of Medicine and Health within the University of Sydney. This scholarship is supported by the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research) at the University of Sydney. The scholarship provides funding for students undertaking research in Clinical Neuroscience of Addiction under the supervision of Professor Kirsten Morley and Professor Paul Haber. The successful candidate will be selected based on demonstrated academic achievement, research experience, curriculum vitae, area of study and/or research proposal, personal statement demonstrating interest in the research project, and interview. The scholarship provides a living allowance and is tenable for up to 3.5 years for PhD candidates subject to meeting academic progression requirements.
Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Climate Anxiety among Youth
This Scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to a PhD student who is undertaking research in understanding and effectively responding to climate anxiety among youth. The scholarship is funded by a National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Investigator Grant and supports full-time doctoral research within the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney. The successful applicant will conduct research focused on understanding climate anxiety among young people and developing effective responses to this emerging mental health concern. The scholarship provides comprehensive stipend support for the duration of the PhD candidature, up to 3.5 years, allowing the recipient to focus on their research without financial burden.
Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Cerebral Palsy
The Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Cerebral Palsy has been developed to support an outstanding postgraduate research student in the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney to undertake research in cerebral palsy. The scholarship will support two students. The first scholarship will support a student to conduct research in early diagnosis and early intervention as part of the DRIVE-CP NHMRC Centre of Research Excellence. The second scholarship will support a student to conduct research associated with an NHMRC Partnerships Grant, TRANSMIT, focusing on translation of evidence based practice in cerebral palsy. Students will be based at the Cerebral Palsy Alliance Research Institute at The University of Sydney. This scholarship provides a living allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney's Research Training Program Stipend rate for up to 3.5 years for PhD candidates subject to meeting academic progression requirements. The successful applicant will undertake research under the supervision of Professor Iona Novak and must be a domestic student enrolled full-time in a PhD program at the Faculty of Medicine and Health.
Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Better Outcomes for Inflammatory Arthritis
The Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Better Outcomes for Inflammatory Arthritis supports an outstanding postgraduate research student at the Faculty of Medicine and Health within the University of Sydney to undertake research in Inflammatory Arthritis. The Centre of Research Excellence for Better Outcomes in Inflammatory Arthritis is seeking a candidate with a strong interest in rheumatology, personalised medicine and data analysis to commence a PhD. Analysis of data and/or biospecimens collected by the Australian Arthritis and Autoimmune Biobank Collaborative (A3BC) will form a key focus of the research proposal. The ideal candidate will have a strong interest in rheumatology, clinical and/or lab-based research and a background or experience in statistical analysis of omics data. Broadly, this project will aim to generate new knowledge that leads to improved health outcomes for people with juvenile and/or adult inflammatory arthritis. Research questions may involve risk factor and genetic biomarker identification, exploring cardiovascular disease risks, identifying links between disease outcomes, diet, microbiome and other biomarkers, multi-omic biomarker identification for predicting response and remission, and a range of other questions related to clinical trials, qualitative research, epidemiology, bioinformatics, data-linkage, basic sciences and health economics. Multi-disciplinary, collaborative research will be encouraged, and supervision, training, support, and mentoring will be provided by the A3BC CRE network and partners. Numerous opportunities for training, collaboration and career development will be available.
Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Advanced Composite Building Technology
The Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Advanced Composite Building Technology supports students undertaking research into advanced composite building technology for prefabricated construction at the Faculty of Engineering, University of Sydney. This scholarship provides financial support for outstanding postgraduate research students pursuing a PhD on a full-time basis. The research will be conducted under the supervision of Professor Gianluca Ranzi and focuses on advancing knowledge in composite building technology and prefabricated construction methods. The scholarship is funded by the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research) at the University of Sydney and aims to attract high-achieving candidates with demonstrated academic excellence and research experience in engineering fields.
Postgraduate Online Scholarship
The Postgraduate Online Scholarship is a coursework scholarship established in 2024 by the University of Sydney to encourage lifelong learning and skill development among domestic students who are completing a postgraduate masters level online degree. The scholarship offers $5,000 across the total credit points required for the relevant course, paid as an offset towards tuition fees after each relevant census date. The scholarship is available for domestic, full-fee paying students who have an unconditional offer of admission and enrol in one of four eligible online postgraduate programs: Master of Project and Program Management (Online), Master of Data Analytics (Online), Master of Data Science (Online), or Master of Cyber Security (Online). The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit by the Academic Director, Student Digital, Deputy Vice Chancellor Education. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 50 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship. The scholarship cannot be deferred or transferred to another school, faculty, or university. No separate application is required as the scholarship is automatically considered for eligible students with unconditional offers of admission.
Postgraduate Coursework Start Up Scholarship
The Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Postgraduate Coursework Start Up Scholarship supports students commencing a postgraduate coursework degree in the faculty. Established in 2017, this scholarship assists commencing postgraduate masters by coursework students with the costs of returning to tertiary study. The scholarship is funded by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Sydney. Recipients enrolled full-time will receive $10,000 per annum for up to 1 year, while recipients enrolled part-time will receive $5,000 per annum for up to 2 years. The scholarship value is paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each relevant semester. No separate application is required as the award is based on previous tertiary academic results. To maintain the scholarship, recipients must achieve a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester and remain enrolled in at least 12 credit points of study per semester. The scholarship is available to domestic full-fee paying students who have an unconditional offer to study a postgraduate coursework degree in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences and do not hold a Commonwealth Supported Place.
Plumian Scholarship
The Plumian Scholarship is an undergraduate scholarship established in 1953 from a bequest by Reverend Henry Plume. The scholarship is awarded for academic merit to recent school leavers commencing undergraduate study in the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney. The scholarship recognizes proficiency in biological sciences, chemistry, physics or geology, with preference given to students from Barker College, Hornsby. The scholarship is valued at $1,000 per annum and is tenable for one year only. It is awarded automatically based on HSC results and university enrolments, requiring no separate application from eligible students. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester and remain enrolled in at least 6 credit points of natural science units of study in each semester during their first year. The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester.
Peter Nicol Russell Postgraduate Scholarship
The Peter Nicol Russell Postgraduate Scholarship provides financial support to outstanding master's by research and PhD students in mechanical and mechatronic engineering at the University of Sydney. Established in 1896 from a gift from Sir Peter Nicol Russell, this scholarship offers a supplementary stipend allowance to students who have been awarded a Research Training Program (RTP) Stipend Scholarship. The scholarship provides $5,000 per annum for up to three years for PhD students and up to two years for master's by research students, subject to satisfactory academic performance. PhD recipients may apply for an extension of up to 6 months, though no extension is possible for master's recipients. Applicants must be enrolled full-time in mechanical and mechatronic engineering within the School of Aerospace, Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering. The scholarship follows the Research Training Program application process and is awarded based on the applicant's RTP application, area of study, and research proposal. Selection is made by a committee consisting of the Head of School and at least two other senior faculty members.
Peter Giles Memorial Scholarship in Pharmacy
The Peter Giles Memorial Scholarship in Pharmacy provides financial support to domestic undergraduate pharmacy students at the University of Sydney who are experiencing financial or social disadvantage. This scholarship has been generously donated by Mrs Judith Giles in honour of her late husband Mr Peter Giles to assist students studying undergraduate pharmacy at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is awarded to students who are about to commence either the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) and Master of Pharmacy Practice or the Bachelor of Pharmacy and Management (Honours) and Master of Pharmacy Practice. Recipients are selected based on both academic merit and demonstrated financial or social disadvantage. The scholarship provides $6,000 per annum for the duration of the degree program, paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester. To maintain the scholarship, recipients must remain enrolled full-time and maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester.
Peter Davidson Scholarship
The Peter Davidson Scholarship provides financial support to outstanding postgraduate students at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music at the University of Sydney. Established in 2013 by Mr. Peter Davidson, this scholarship is awarded to students enrolled in or with an unconditional offer to study a full-time postgraduate coursework or research degree at the Conservatorium. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, portfolio and/or performance, and for research students, research achievements and potential. No separate application is required as eligible students are automatically considered as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the offer letter to successful recipients.
Peter Davidson Music Scholarship
The Peter Davidson Music Scholarship is a $10,000 undergraduate scholarship established in 2019 to support students from regional and/or rural areas who are studying at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. This scholarship was donated by Mr. Peter Davidson and is awarded based on academic merit, personal statement, portfolio and/or performance, and demonstrated evidence of being from a regional or rural area. The scholarship provides $10,000 per annum for up to one year, paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester. Recipients must maintain full-time enrollment in an undergraduate degree at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and maintain a minimum Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 65 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship. This scholarship is awarded either as a merit or equity scholarship. For merit-based scholarships, no application is required as students are automatically considered as part of their admission application. For equity scholarships, students can apply when applications open. Semester 1 applications typically open in February annually, and subject to available funding, Semester 2 applications may open in August.
Peace and Social Justice Scholarship
The Peace and Social Justice Scholarship was established in 2024 in recognition of Marty Morrison and a lifetime dedicated to advocating for Education, Peace and Justice. The scholarship aims to support students pursuing a Master of Social Justice at the University of Sydney. This scholarship is available to students enrolled in Master of Social Justice (Human Rights), Master of Social Justice (Development Studies), or Master of Social Justice (Peace and Conflict Studies) within the School of Social and Political Sciences. The scholarship provides financial support to help students undertake their degree while demonstrating a commitment to the principles of social justice, peace, and human rights. Preference is given to applicants who demonstrate financial disadvantage and/or hardship based on various criteria including Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander identity, low socio-economic status, carer responsibilities, disability, sole-parent responsibilities, regional or remote disadvantage, refugee status, LGBTIQ+ identity, or first-generation university student status.
Pamela Joy Equity Scholarship
The Pamela Joy Equity Scholarship is a $10,000 yearly scholarship established in 2023 to support undergraduate students from disadvantaged backgrounds studying at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is funded by a donation from Dr Pamela Joy and is designed to assist students who face socioeconomic barriers to higher education. The scholarship is valued at $10,000 per annum and is tenable for the published full-time duration of the recipient's undergraduate degree up to a maximum of four years of full-time study or part-time equivalent. Recipients are selected based on their level of disadvantage at time of application, as determined by UAC Educational Access Scheme categories, and academic merit measured by University Admission Index. Preference is given to female students commencing studies in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) fields. Note: This scholarship is no longer offered to new students.
PRS in Large Language Models to Automate Customer Service
This scholarship aims to support a PhD student working on a project to develop a conversational AI system that can assist enterprises in enhancing the user experience of their customer service teams. The scholarship has been established to provide support to a PhD student working on developing conversational AI systems for enterprise customer service enhancement. This scholarship is funded by BrewAI and is offered through the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney. Recipients will work on developing a conversational AI system that can assist enterprises in enhancing the user experience of their customer service teams. The scholarship provides both a stipend allowance and consumables funding to support the research over a three-year period.
Orchestra - Witheford Don Scholarship
The Orchestra – Witheford Don Scholarship was established in 2018 to assist outstanding students to undertake studies in 'back of orchestra' instruments including lower bass (trombones), or woodwind (clarinet, oboe or bassoon) at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. This scholarship is funded by The Cary James & Anne Witheford Foundation and supports both undergraduate and postgraduate students. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, portfolio and/or performance, and for postgraduate research applicants, research achievements and potential. No separate application is required as eligible students are automatically considered as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.
OPPO Postgraduate Research Award in Computational Science
This scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance and support to a PhD student who is undertaking research in the field of machine learning at the School of Computer Science in the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney. The award is funded by OPPO Mobile Telecommunications and aims to support high-achieving students conducting research currently led by Dr Tongliang Liu. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney's Research Training Program (RTP) stipend rate, indexed annually on January 1st. Recipients receive up to three years of funding with a possible six-month extension subject to satisfactory academic performance. For international students, the Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) is also covered for up to twelve research periods with a possible two-period extension. Selection is based on academic merit, curriculum vitae, and the area of study and/or research proposal.
Northern Precinct Ramsay Supplementary Scholarship
The Northern Precinct Ramsay Supplementary Scholarship provides financial assistance to PhD students who are undertaking research within the Northern Precinct, Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney. This scholarship is funded by The Ramsay Teaching and Research Trust Fund Committee and is designed to supplement existing Research Training Program (RTP) Stipend Scholarships. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance of $10,000 per annum for up to one year to support full-time doctoral research. Recipients must have an unconditional offer of admission or be currently enrolled in a full-time PhD within the Northern Precinct. Selection is based on academic merit, area of study and/or research proposal, and RTP Stipend Scholarship ranking. The scholarship requires recipients to acknowledge the support provided by the Ramsay Teaching and Research Trust Fund in any publications or presentations arising from their research.
Norman Scott Noble Honours Scholarship
The Norman Scott Noble Honours Scholarship is a $5,000 undergraduate scholarship for honours level students undertaking an honours program in agriculture at the University of Sydney. Established in 1986 by a gift from Ms Mable Noble to memorialise her husband, Mr Norman Scott Noble, this scholarship supports undergraduate students of academic excellence undertaking an honours program in agriculture. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit, determined by the candidate's Weighted Average Mark (WAM). Recipients must have completed their third year in eligible Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Advanced Studies programs with agricultural focus, including Plant Production, Animal Production, Soil Science & Hydrology, Animal & Veterinary Bioscience, Agriculture, or Food and Agribusiness. The scholarship is tenable for one year only and paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester.
Norman I Price Scholarship in Electrical Engineering
The Norman I Price Scholarship in Electrical Engineering provides financial assistance to a PhD student undertaking research in Electrical Engineering at the University of Sydney. The Scholarship offers a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney's Research Training Program (RTP) stipend rate for up to 3.5 years for full-time PhD recipients. The scholarship is funded by donation to perpetuate the memory of Norman I Price. Recipients are automatically considered when applying for PhD admission within the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the Faculty of Engineering, University of Sydney. The successful applicant is selected on the basis of academic merit, their area of study in Electrical Engineering, and their research proposal or other evidence of research potential. For international students, the Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) is also provided for up to fourteen research periods.
Neil and Allie Lesue Scholarship
The Neil and Allie Lesue Scholarship is a postgraduate research scholarship providing $10,000 to support a research student undertaking research in small animal clinical studies. The scholarship enables recipients to attend a major local or international conference and enter the community of academic excellence. This Scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to Masters by Research or PhD students who are undertaking research in small animal clinical studies within the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is funded by a donation from Neil Germain Wilheim Lesue and is awarded based on academic merit, area of study and/or research proposal, and curriculum vitae. Recipients must be enrolled full-time in a Master's by Research or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) and must already hold a primary scholarship from the University of Sydney that provides a stipend allowance. The scholarship is awarded on the nomination of the Head of the School of Veterinary Science.
NSW Aboriginal Housing Office Accommodation Grant
The NSW Aboriginal Housing Office Accommodation Grant provides financial assistance to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at the University of Sydney who are experiencing housing stress. Established in 2019 and funded by the NSW Aboriginal Housing Office, this grant aims to help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students complete their studies by providing support to address the cost of living and accommodation. The grant is valued at up to $10,000, with the exact amount determined by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Indigenous Strategy and Services) based on individual circumstances. To qualify, applicants must demonstrate that at least 30% of their income is directed towards rent or housing costs, evidenced through rental agreements, mortgage payment requirements, or accommodation statements. Applications are assessed on an ongoing basis at the end of each month by a selection committee that includes senior university leadership and staff from the Gadigal Centre, with at least half of the committee members being of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander descent. The grant is offered subject to availability of funds.
Master of Social Justice Scholarship
This scholarship was established in 2022 to support students commencing or currently enrolled in a Master of Social Justice at the University of Sydney. The scholarship provides financial assistance to students in their first year of the Master of Social Justice program within the School of Social and Political Sciences. The scholarship is awarded based on a personal statement demonstrating commitment to social justice principles, how the scholarship will support their degree, and any disadvantages or hardships experienced. Preference is given to applicants who can demonstrate disadvantage based on factors such as identifying as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander, low socio-economic status, carer responsibilities, long-term medical conditions or disabilities, sole-parent responsibilities, regional or remote disadvantage, identifying as LGBTIQ+, or being first in family to attend university. Recipients must maintain satisfactory academic performance with a minimum Semester Average Mark of 50 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship.
Mary Greville and Bert Coughtrey Scholarship for Pianists
This scholarship provides travel support for students at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music who wish to study piano overseas. The scholarship was established in 2020 from a gift by AEJ Coughtrey to provide assistance to talented pianists pursuing international study opportunities. Recipients are selected based on their performance of four contrasting works representing different musical periods, presented within 40-60 minutes. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and paid as a one-off payment upon confirmation of overseas travel. Recipients must travel overseas to study piano within 12 months of receiving the scholarship.
Martin Terry Art and the City Travel Award
The Martin Terry Art and the City Travel Award is a scholarship established in 2023 from a gift by Martin Terry to support undergraduate students in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Sydney. The award provides financial assistance for international travel to sites, collections, and archives related to their studies. Students must be enrolled in the specific unit of study ARHT3681 Art and the City. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit and is determined by a selection committee consisting of three members of Art History at the University of Sydney.
Marjorie Gwendolin Turner Scholarship
The Marjorie Gwendolin Turner Scholarship supports postgraduate research students studying veterinary science and animal production in the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney. This scholarship was established in 2005 through a bequest from Marjorie Gwendolin Turner and specifically supports higher degree research students undertaking research in diseases and treatment of domestic animals within the Veterinary Hospital and Clinic in Sydney. The scholarship may be awarded as either a primary or supplementary scholarship. As a primary scholarship, it provides an annual stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney Research Training Program (RTP) rate for up to 1.75 years for Masters by Research recipients or up to 3 years for PhD recipients, with a possible extension of up to 6 months for PhD students. As a supplementary scholarship for students already holding another primary scholarship, it provides $10,000 per annum for the same durations. Applicants must have an offer of admission or be enrolled in full-time studies in a master's by research or PhD in the areas of veterinary science and animal production in the Faculty of Science, and must also apply for the Research Training Program (RTP) Stipend Scholarship. The candidate's research area must focus on diseases of domestic animals and treatment in connection with the Veterinary Hospital and Clinic at the University of Sydney. Selection is based on academic merit, area of study, and research proposal, with awards made by nomination of the relevant delegated officer in the School of Veterinary Science. The scholarship follows the Research Training Program application process with no separate application form required.
Marion Blin Scholarship
The Marion Blin Scholarship provides financial support to fund the development of future musicians at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music at the University of Sydney. Established in 2025 from a bequest by Marion Blin, this scholarship is available to both undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to successful recipients. No application is necessary as eligible students are automatically considered as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark of 65 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship.
Marie Olive Armstrong Scholarship for Indigenous Students
The Marie Olive Armstrong Scholarship provides financial support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students undertaking studies in the fields of music, visual art, performance, dance, creative writing or poetry at the University of Sydney. This scholarship is valued at $8,000 per year and is tenable for the published full-time duration of the recipient's degree (single or combined) up to a maximum total duration of 5 years full-time study or part-time equivalent. The scholarship was established in 2021 in honor of Marie Olive Armstrong, a passionate advocate for the rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who was awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia in 1986 for service to the community. Marie had a deep commitment to equality, particularly regarding Aboriginal Australians, and this scholarship seeks to make a better future by empowering Indigenous Australians through the arts. Applicants must have an unconditional offer of admission or be currently enrolled in a coursework degree at the University of Sydney, be studying in eligible fields at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music or Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander, and demonstrate financial disadvantage. Preference is given to applicants who identify as female and belong to rural, regional, or remote geographical areas. The scholarship is awarded based on financial disadvantage, a personal statement describing how the scholarship will assist in studies, and a personal reflection on the applicant's academic journey and the arts as an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person.
Margot and Neville Gruzman Award for Urban Design in Architecture
This scholarship provides financial support to students studying Urban Design at the University of Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning. The scholarship was established and donated by Neville Gruzman to assist students in this field. The award is given based on academic merit, specifically the final result in the BAEN3001: Design Integration Lab: Urban unit of study. Recipients must be enrolled in the final year of the Bachelor of Architecture and Environments program and have successfully completed the specified unit during the current academic year. All eligible applicants are automatically considered based on their academic performance, with no separate application required.
Margaret Henderson Scholarship
The Margaret Henderson Scholarship is designed to assist outstanding students undertaking studies at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music at the University of Sydney. Established in 1993 from personal donations by Mrs Margaret Henderson, this scholarship supports students in disciplines including Brass, Percussion, Jazz, Keyboard, Organ and Church Music, Vocal Studies, Opera, Woodwind, Composition, Music Education, and Musicology. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, portfolio, and/or performance. For postgraduate research applicants, research achievements and potential are also considered. Where applicants are of equal merit, demonstrated financial hardship will be considered in selecting the successful recipient. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and will be stipulated in the offer letter. This is an automatic consideration scholarship, meaning eligible students do not need to submit a separate application. Recipients must be enrolled or have an unconditional offer to study full-time in a coursework or research degree at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, and must not be in the final two years of their degree. For coursework students, payments are made in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester, while postgraduate research students receive the scholarship as a fortnightly stipend. Recipients must maintain satisfactory academic performance throughout the tenure of the scholarship, with coursework students required to maintain a minimum weighted average mark (WAM) of 65 each semester.
Margaret Hamer Scholarship for Women in Engineering
The Margaret Hamer Scholarship for Women in Engineering is an undergraduate scholarship valued at $6,000 per year and tenable for one year. Established in 2013, this scholarship has been generously donated by the Hamer family to encourage prospective female students with a strong academic record to pursue further studies in engineering at the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit (performance in the HSC or equivalent) and a personal statement. Recipients must be female, Australian citizens or permanent residents, and recent school leavers who qualify for entry into an undergraduate program (including combined degrees) in the Faculty of Engineering. The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester and requires recipients to maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester to continue receiving funds.
MBA Director's Scholarship
Established in 2018, the MBA Director's Scholarship is generously funded by the University of Sydney Business School to assist students commencing the Master of Business Administration (MBA) (Leadership and Enterprise) at the University of Sydney. The scholarship provides financial support towards academic tuition fees for the full-time MBA program. Four scholarship amounts are offered ranging from $10,000 to $40,000 based on ranking against selection criteria including academic merit and a personal statement demonstrating why the applicant would benefit from the scholarship, their academic achievements, community involvement, extra-curricular activities, leadership qualities, and awards and recognition. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester and remain enrolled in 24 credit points of study each semester to continue receiving the scholarship.
MBA (Technology and Digital Strategy) Directors Scholarship
The MBA (Technology and Digital Strategy) Directors Scholarship is funded by the University of Sydney Business School to assist students commencing the Master of Business Administration (MBA) (Technology and Digital Strategy) at the University of Sydney. The scholarship provides financial support towards academic tuition fees, with four different award levels ranging from $10,000 to $40,000. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit and a personal statement demonstrating the applicant's achievements, community involvement, leadership qualities, and how they would benefit from the scholarship. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester and remain continuously enrolled in at least 18 credit points per year. The scholarship amount is distributed evenly across the first three or four semesters depending on the award level. Established in 2025, this scholarship aims to support talented students pursuing leadership roles in technology and digital strategy through advanced business education. Recipients will be invited to promote the MBA Program and represent the University of Sydney Business School at student orientation, marketing, and corporate networking events. The scholarship cannot be deferred without prior permission and is not transferable to another university school, faculty, or university.
Local Industry Placement Program Scholarship
The University of Sydney Business School Local Industry Placement Program Scholarship supports high-achieving students enrolled in a Local Industry Placement Program who experience financial hardship. Established in 2016, this scholarship is funded by the University of Sydney Business School to enrich the student experience and promote the profile of the Local Industry Placement Program. The scholarship provides financial support to students undertaking an approved unpaid placement during the semester as part of their coursework degree. Recipients must be enrolled in the unit of study BWIL2100 or BWIL6100 and demonstrate either academic merit with leadership capabilities or financial hardship. The scholarship is a one-off payment made during the first month of the placement, intended to help students gain valuable industry experience without financial burden.
Liversidge Scholarships
The Liversidge Scholarships provide financial support for commencing undergraduate students in the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney who demonstrate outstanding talent and proficiency in chemistry. Established in 1928 by a bequest from Emeritus Professor Archibald Liversidge who occupied the Chair of Chemistry from 1874 to 1907, the scholarship supports the highest achieving candidates in HSC chemistry. The scholarship is valued at $5,000 and is awarded to top achievers in science in the NSW Higher School Certificate who are pursuing an undergraduate degree at the Faculty of Science. Recipients must have completed both HSC Chemistry and Physics and achieved a minimum ATAR of 95 or equivalent. The scholarship is tenable for one year only and is paid in two equal installments after the census date of each semester. No application is required as the scholarship is awarded automatically based on HSC results and University enrolments, with recipients informed by email.
Lionel Marcellus Lonsdale Scholarship
The Lionel Marcellus Lonsdale Scholarship is a postgraduate research scholarship that supports students in the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney who are conducting research into diseases of domestic animals and their treatment. The scholarship was established in 1976 through a bequest from Lionel Marcellus Lonsdale. The research must be conducted in connection with the University's Veterinary Hospital and Clinic. The scholarship may be awarded as either a primary or supplementary scholarship, with the primary scholarship providing a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney Research Training Program (RTP) rate, and the supplementary scholarship providing $10,000 per annum. The scholarship is available for up to 1.75 years for Master's by Research recipients and up to 3.5 years for PhD recipients.
Lendlease Bradfield Urbanisation Scholarship
Generously donated by Lendlease in honour of John Bradfield, who designed Sydney's most transformative pieces of infrastructure including the underground electric railway and the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge, this scholarship aims to develop the potential of students and nurture Sydney visionaries who aspire to shape the city's future. The scholarship supports undergraduate students enrolled in their first or second year of study in faculties related to urbanism, including urban development, urban planning, urban design, urban/social policy, project finance, project and facilities management, transport logistics and engineering. Recipients must maintain academic excellence with a minimum WAM of 65 and demonstrate interest in issues related to urbanism. The scholarship is valued at $10,000 per year for the full-time duration of the recipient's undergraduate program, including combined degree programs, paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester.
Lee Ming Tee Indigenous Scholarship
The Lee Ming Tee Indigenous Scholarship was established in 2018 to provide financial support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students undertaking undergraduate studies at the University of Sydney. This scholarship is funded by the LEE Ming Tee Foundation and aims to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to achieve their study goals. The scholarship provides comprehensive support valued at $42,000 per year for up to 3 years, covering accommodation, tuition fees, and potential cash payments. Recipients must be enrolled in the first semester of their undergraduate degree and demonstrate academic merit, community engagement, and leadership experience. The scholarship prioritizes residential fees at University-associated colleges or residences, followed by tuition fees, with any remaining funds provided as direct cash payments. While currently no longer accepting applications, this scholarship represents a significant commitment to supporting Indigenous students in their higher education journey.
LeCouteur Family Scholarship
The LeCouteur Family Scholarship was established in 2016 to support domestic students enrolling in the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) at the University of Sydney. This postgraduate coursework scholarship is valued at $6,500 per annum and is tenable for up to 4 years. The scholarship supports students who are commencing or currently enrolled full-time in the first year of the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program within the Sydney School of Veterinary Science at the University of Sydney. The scholarship will be awarded based on academic merit and a personal statement outlining the applicant's interest in specialisation in veterinary science, particularly in areas such as small animals, or specialisation through the Australian & New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists or USA Specialty Colleges. Applicants must also describe how the scholarship will assist in achieving their educational and career goals. To continue receiving the scholarship, recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester and remain enrolled full-time in the eligible degree. The scholarship annual value is paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester. Recipients must be Australian citizens or permanent residents and be offered a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) for the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program.
Lambert Initiative for Cannabinoid Therapeutics Supplementary Scholarships
The Lambert Initiative for Cannabinoid Therapeutics Supplementary Scholarships provide unique opportunities for outstanding PhD scholars to conduct research into the medicinal potential of cannabis and cannabinoids at the University of Sydney's Brain and Mind Centre. The research is focused on the development and evaluation of cannabinoid-based treatments across a wide range of areas including preclinical and clinical research, medicinal and analytical chemistry, electrophysiology, high throughput screening, animal and cellular models of disease, human psychopharmacology, drug policy, and clinical trials. This supplementary scholarship is designed to support PhD students who already hold a primary stipend scholarship from the University of Sydney. Recipients are selected based on academic merit and their research proposal in the field of cannabinoid therapeutics. The scholarship provides additional financial support to enable outstanding research in this emerging area of medical science.
Lady Galleghan Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Australian Literature
This scholarship is funded by a bequest from Lady Persia Elspbeth Galleghan OBE, to support an outstanding student undertaking a master's by research or Doctor of Philosophy in the area of Australian Literature. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance of $45,000 per annum for students enrolled full-time in English and Writing at the University of Sydney. Lady Galleghan was a generous benefactor to the University, especially in her support for Australian Literature. She also enabled the establishment of the Herbert Blaiklock Memorial Lecture, named after her father, and honouring the poet Henry Kendall. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit, area of study and/or research proposal, and previous research experience. Recipients must conduct research specifically in the field of Australian Literature within the School of Art, Communication and English.
Koala Indigenous Scholarship in Design
The Koala Indigenous Scholarship in Design provides comprehensive financial support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students undertaking undergraduate studies in Design at the University of Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning. The scholarship is funded by a donation from Koala AU Operations Pty Ltd and aims to enable the next generation of Indigenous designers. The scholarship offers substantial support valued at $45,500 per annum, covering three key areas: academic course fees up to $12,000 per annum, living expenses support of $8,500 per annum, and up to $25,000 per annum towards University of Sydney owned or associated accommodation. This comprehensive package is designed to remove financial barriers and enable Indigenous students to focus on their design education. Recipients are selected based on academic merit (HSC performance for recent school leavers or WAM/SAM for current students), a personal statement demonstrating interest and motivation in their chosen course, and confirmation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander identity. The scholarship is tenable for the full duration of the undergraduate degree, up to a maximum of 4 years of full-time study. To maintain the scholarship, recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 50 each semester and remain enrolled full-time in an eligible undergraduate Design degree at the Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning.
Kenneth Reed Postgraduate Research Scholarship in English
The Kenneth Reed Postgraduate Research Scholarship in English supports outstanding PhD students to undertake research in the field of English literature at the University of Sydney. This scholarship was established in 2013 from a gift from Kenneth Reed to provide financial support for doctoral candidates enrolled in the School of Art, Communication and English. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance to enable students to focus on their research in English literature studies. Recipients must be Australian citizens, permanent residents, or New Zealand citizens who hold an honours degree (first or second class upper) or a master's degree in a related field with a substantial research component. The scholarship follows the Research Training Program (RTP) application process and can be held as either a primary or supplementary scholarship.
Keith and Eileen Ong Prize for Violin
The Keith and Eileen Ong Prize for Violin is a $10,000 prize awarded annually to the top student in violin performance for the graduating year in Bachelor of Music at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The prize was established in 2023 by Drs Keith and Eileen Ong to support violin students at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The prize is awarded based on the highest weighted average mark in an undergraduate degree by students who have studied violin. No application is necessary, as the prize is automatically awarded to the eligible violin studies student with the highest WAM. Recipients must be enrolled in their final year of studying violin at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and be planning to complete their Masters at the Sydney Conservatorium or an overseas institution.
Keith and Eileen Ong Prize for Piano
The Keith and Eileen Ong Prize for Piano is awarded annually to support talented pianists who have graduated from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The prize recognizes the top student in piano performance for the graduating year in Bachelor of Music. Established in 2017 through a donation by Dr Keith Ong and Dr Eileen Ong, this prize aims to support graduates as they continue their musical education at the master's level either at the Conservatorium or at an overseas institution. The prize will be awarded to the eligible piano studies student with the highest weighted average mark (WAM) in their undergraduate degree, with no application necessary.
K E Bullen Scholarships
The K E Bullen Scholarships were established in 1982 by public subscription and later supplemented by further donations to recognise the work of Professor K.E. Bullen, who was Professor of Applied Mathematics from 1946 to 1971. The scholarships aim to encourage study in mathematics with particular emphasis on the promotion of excellence in applied mathematics. There are two scholarships valued at $7,500 each: K E Bullen Scholarship No I in Applied Mathematics and K E Bullen Scholarship No II in Applied Mathematics (specifically for female students). Both scholarships support undergraduate students enrolled full-time in an Honours degree in Applied Mathematics, Financial Mathematics and Statistics, Statistics, or Data Science within the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney. The scholarships are awarded based on proficiency in specified mathematics and statistics units, with Scholarship No I giving preference to students demonstrating hardship circumstances or identifying as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander. No application is required as all eligible candidates are considered automatically, and successful candidates are advised via email.
June Rose Bullock Postgraduate Research Scholarship
The June Rose Bullock Postgraduate Research Scholarship supports higher degree research students at the University of Sydney undertaking research into diseases and treatment of cats. Established through a bequest from June Rose Bullock in 2015, the scholarship is available to students within the Sydney School of Veterinary Science, Faculty of Science. The scholarship can be awarded as either a primary or supplementary scholarship and follows the Research Training Program (RTP) application process. Recipients must be enrolled in full-time studies in a Masters by Research or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program and must apply and be considered for the Research Training Program (RTP) Stipend Scholarships. As a primary scholarship, it provides an annual stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney RTP rate (indexed annually) for up to 1.75 years for Masters by Research or up to 3.5 years for PhD recipients. As a supplementary scholarship for current scholarship holders, it provides $10,000 per annum for the same durations. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit and the area of study and research proposal, with selection made by the relevant delegated authority in the Sydney School of Veterinary Science.
Judge Ralph J Perdriau Postgraduate Research Scholarship in Common Law
This prestigious scholarship supports research students from the Sydney Law School to conduct research in common law. Established by a bequest, this scholarship is in memory of alumnus Judge Ralph J Perdriau (LLB 1919) who drafted the Workers' Compensation Bill in 1925 which was enacted by the NSW Parliament in 1926. Judge Perdriau was appointed as the inaugural Chairman of the Workers' Compensation Commission in 1926 and retired in 1951. The scholarship is intended to support higher degree by research students in the University of Sydney Law School who are researching in common law. The scholarship has been established with the aim of attracting top candidates, who have well-developed research projects and who would be competitive at top international institutes of higher learning, to do their research degree at the Sydney Law School.
John O'Brien Memorial Research Scholarship in Criminal Law and Criminology
The John O'Brien Memorial Research Scholarship in Criminal Law and Criminology is a postgraduate research scholarship that aims to support research students at the University of Sydney Law School who are undertaking research in criminal law and/or criminology. Established by bequest of the John O'Brien Memorial Fund, this scholarship is intended to attract top candidates who have well-developed research projects and who would be competitive at top international institutes of higher learning. The scholarship can be awarded as either a Primary or Supplementary scholarship, providing either a stipend allowance or a one-off payment. When offered as primary stipend, the scholarship provides an allowance up to $55,000 per annum for up to 1.75 years for MCrim by Research or LLM by Research recipients, or up to 3.5 years for PhD recipients. The successful candidate will be awarded the scholarship based on academic merit, area of study, and research proposal, as determined by a Selection Committee chaired by the Sydney Law School Associate Dean (Research Education) and academic staff members from the Sydney Institute of Criminology.
John Flood Memorial Scholarship
The John Flood Memorial Scholarship is a stipend scholarship that provides financial assistance to outstanding Masters by Research or PhD scholars to conduct research in the area of neuromuscular diseases within the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney. Established in 1990, this scholarship was generously donated by friends of Dr John Flood of Wollongong who died in 1988. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney Research Training Program (RTP) stipend rate for the duration of the candidate's research degree. Recipients must be enrolled full-time (or part-time with approval) and conduct research specifically in the field of neuromuscular diseases. The scholarship follows the Research Training Program application process and recipients are selected based on their RTP Scholarship application and nomination by the Associate Dean (Research Education) and the Faculty Higher Degree by Research Scholarship Committee.
John and Dorothy Vimpani Pianoforte Fund
This scholarship provides financial support to students of pianoforte at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Established in 2008 from the estate of Edward John Roosevelt Vimpani, the fund assists outstanding students to undertake studies in pianoforte. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, portfolio and/or performance, and for postgraduate research applicants, research achievements and potential. No application is necessary as eligible students are automatically considered as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the offer letter to successful recipients.
John Andrew Loveridge Scholarship in Pharmacy and Management
This Scholarship was established in 2018 to provide assistance to students studying pharmacy and has been donated by John A Loveridge. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit and a personal statement, with preference given to applicants from rural or regional areas of Australia. Recipients must be enrolled full-time in the Bachelor of Pharmacy and Management (Honours) at the University of Sydney and maintain a minimum Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 65 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship. The scholarship is valued at $20,000 per annum and is tenable for up to 5 years, paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester. Applicants must be Australian Citizens or Australian Permanent Residents and must have obtained an ATAR of 90 in their NSW HSC or equivalent. The scholarship provides financial support throughout the duration of the undergraduate pharmacy program, helping students complete their studies without financial burden.
Jim Wolfensohn Scholarship
The Jim Wolfensohn Scholarship supports students from rural high schools who are experiencing financial hardship and other disadvantages to undertake an undergraduate degree at the University of Sydney. This scholarship was established from a gift from Chancellor Belinda Hutchinson, AC and Mr Roger Massy-Greene, AM and is intended to support rural students who have experienced disadvantage. The scholarship is valued at $8,000 per annum and is tenable for the normal duration of the recipient's degree (including combined degrees), for up to five years. Eligible students must be Australian citizens or permanent residents who are school leavers attending a rural high school identified by the UAC educational disadvantage code 'SO1C' and have experienced financial hardship and one or more categories of disadvantage including severe family disruption, excessive family responsibilities, personal injury/disability, refugee status, school environment, or socio-economic disadvantage. Recipients are selected based on academic merit, demonstrated financial hardship and disadvantages, a personal statement, and an interview.
Jean Giles and Thomas Louis Pidcock Violin Scholarship
The Jean Giles and Thomas Louis Pidcock Violin Scholarship provides support to students studying violin at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Established in 2003 from a donation by Beaufort Investments Pty Ltd, this scholarship is available to both undergraduate and postgraduate students. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, portfolio and/or performance, and for postgraduate research applicants, research achievements and potential. No application is necessary as eligible students will be automatically considered for this scholarship as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to successful recipients.
Janet O'Connor Postgraduate Scholarship
Established in 2015, the Janet O'Connor Postgraduate Scholarship has been bequeathed to the University of Sydney by Janet O'Connor to assist female students to further their study of writing or related topics. This scholarship supports outstanding female students studying the Master of English Studies or Master of Creative Writing at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic achievement prior to commencing the Master programs, with no separate application required. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship. Full-time recipients receive $10,000 per annum for up to three semesters, while part-time recipients receive $5,000 per annum for up to six semesters, with payments made in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester.
James Wolfensohn Travelling Scholarship
The James Wolfensohn Travelling Scholarship supports students embarking on an approved exchange program in Asia. This scholarship was established from donations to celebrate when James Wolfensohn received an honorary degree of the Doctor of Science in Economics in September 1997. The scholarship aims to promote international understanding and advance the academic development of students by enabling them to spend part of their degree in an approved overseas institution where they will undertake studies. The scholarship is valued at $5,000 and is tenable for one semester only, paid in a single instalment. No application is necessary as students applying for exchange programs via Sydney Abroad are automatically considered.
James Strong-Dymocks Scholarship for Australian Literature
This scholarship provides financial assistance to a student studying Australian literature in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Sydney. Established in 2013 from a donation from Dymocks Pty Ltd in memory of James Strong, the scholarship supports undergraduate students pursuing studies in Australian Literature or Indigenous Studies. Recipients must be enrolled full-time in an undergraduate degree within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences with a major in English or Indigenous Studies, and intend to enrol in at least one Australian Literature or Indigenous Studies unit each year. The scholarship is awarded based on Higher School Certificate results in English and a personal statement demonstrating commitment to Australian Literature studies. To maintain the scholarship, recipients must achieve a minimum Semester Average Mark of 75 each semester and continue enrollment in relevant coursework.
James Strong - Qantas Scholarship for Business
Established in 2013 from a generous donation from Qantas in honour of James Strong, this scholarship supports talented students to study a full-time undergraduate degree at the University of Sydney Business School. The scholarship is designed to support emerging leaders with a demonstrated interest in business and contributing to their community. The scholarship provides financial support valued at $9,000 per year for up to three years. Recipients must be domestic students commencing an undergraduate degree administered by the University of Sydney Business School who have achieved an ATAR (or equivalent) of at least 97 in the NSW HSC or equivalent. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, demonstrated leadership skills, community involvement, and an interest in business.
James Strong - Nomura Scholarship for Business
Established in 2013 by a generous donation from Nomura Australia Limited, the James Strong - Nomura Scholarship for Business supports emerging leaders with a demonstrated interest in business and contributing to their community. This undergraduate scholarship provides financial support to high-achieving domestic students commencing undergraduate business degrees at the University of Sydney Business School. The scholarship is valued at $9,000 per annum and is tenable for up to three years, with the possibility of an additional year for completion of the Bachelor of Advanced Studies or where the Bachelor of Commerce is combined with the Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science. Recipients are selected based on academic merit, demonstrated leadership skills, community involvement, and an interest in Business. To maintain the scholarship, recipients must enrol in 24 credit points each semester and maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 75. Recipients are also required to submit a 200-word annual statement summarising their involvement and impact in leadership and community spaces.
Ivan Roberts Scholarship
The Ivan Roberts Scholarship provides $50,000 in support for students who have completed or are about to complete their Bachelor of Laws or Juris Doctor at the University of Sydney to pursue postgraduate study. This scholarship was established from a bequest by the late Ivan Roberts to create an annual scholarship for a student of the Sydney Law School who attains the highest pass at graduation for postgraduate study at an approved institution. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, curriculum vitae, and personal statements demonstrating leadership experience, communication skills, personal interests, community engagement, and commitment to applying their postgraduate learning to make a positive difference to professional and/or legal practice. Recipients must be enrolling in a postgraduate coursework or research degree within the Sydney Law School or equivalent approved institution. For University of Sydney students, the scholarship may be paid as a one-off payment (for international students or research students) or in two equal instalments over one year (for domestic coursework students). For students enrolling at approved institutions outside the University of Sydney, the amount is paid as a one-off payment upon proof of enrolment. The scholarship is tenable for up to one year for domestic coursework students at the University of Sydney.
Isabel Mary Tangie MySydney Scholarship
The Isabel Mary Tangie MySydney Scholarship provides up to $8,500 per year to support undergraduate engineering students from low socio-economic areas at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is designed to address educational disadvantage experienced by people living in areas affected by socio-economic disadvantage, by facilitating and supporting their participation in University of Sydney engineering courses. All first year MySydney Scholarship recipients enrolled in an engineering degree are automatically eligible for this scholarship with no additional application required. Recipients are selected based on having the highest Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) among those who meet the eligibility criteria. The scholarship provides financial support for the published full-time duration of the recipient's engineering undergraduate degree, up to a maximum of 5 years full-time or part-time equivalent. In addition to the annual stipend, recipients receive support through the transition from school to university, annual University of Sydney Union Rewards Membership, access to the Vice Chancellor's Global Mobility Award (valued up to $5,000 for eligible exchange programs), and eligibility to apply for additional accommodation scholarships. To be eligible, students must be domestic students enrolled in an engineering undergraduate degree, have applied through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC), and have resided in an area listed in the bottom 25 percent of the Australian Bureau of Statistics SEIFA Index of Education and Occupation when they applied for admission.
International Postgraduate Coursework Commencing Scholarship
This scholarship was established by the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences to support commencing international postgraduate masters by coursework students at the University of Sydney. The scholarship provides financial assistance for international students pursuing a Master's by coursework degree in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. Recipients enrolled full-time will receive the scholarship valued at up to $58,800 per year for 2 years, covering academic course fees subject to satisfactory academic performance. Recipients enrolled part-time and approved to hold the scholarship on a part-time basis will receive 50% of the value for up to 4 years. No separate application is required, as all eligible students who have secured an unconditional offer of admission will be automatically considered based on academic merit.
International Grammar School Independent School Scholarship
The International Grammar School Independent School Scholarship has been established to offer students a unique opportunity to work at a leading Independent School within the Greater Sydney area. The scholarship is awarded to a student with an excellent academic record who will contribute to the curricular and co-curricular life of International Grammar School. Recipients are required to spend one day per week at the school and complete an unpaid internship, receiving guidance from a mentor teacher while participating in academic, pastoral and co-curricular activities. The scholarship provides financial support to education students in their final year of teaching degree programs at the University of Sydney.
International Business Scholarship in Honours
This scholarship supports high-achieving students commencing an international business honours program in the University of Sydney Business School. The scholarship was established in 2007 to promote excellence in research study in the Discipline of International Business. It is awarded on the basis of academic merit and research proposal with supporting methodology and literature. The scholarship is valued at $6,000 AUD and is tenable for one year only, paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester. Recipients must maintain satisfactory academic progress to ensure successful on-time completion of their honours program. No separate application is required as applications are made during the admissions process for the international business honours program in the Business School.
In Memory of Richard Antony Oppen
This scholarship supports students studying music education at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Established in 2017 in memory of Richard Antony Oppen, the scholarship assists outstanding students to undertake studies in Music Education. The scholarship was donated by Ms Lois Knight and is awarded based on academic merit and/or portfolio and/or performance. No application is necessary as eligible students will be considered for this scholarship as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to successful recipients.
ITP International Student Scholarship
The ITP International Student Scholarship is a postgraduate coursework scholarship established in 2018 to provide financial assistance to international students enrolled in the Graduate Certificate in Pharmacy Practice at the University of Sydney School of Pharmacy. The scholarship specifically supports students who have previously completed their undergraduate or postgraduate pharmacy degree at the University of Sydney. The scholarship pays 50% of the tuition fees for two specific units: PHAR7111 and PHAR7121, which are part of the Graduate Certificate in Pharmacy Practice program. This financial support is designed to help international students transition into pharmacy practice through this specialized graduate certificate program. The scholarship is automatically awarded to all eligible applicants who meet the criteria, requiring no separate application. Recipients must maintain enrollment in the specified units and satisfactory academic performance throughout their studies. The scholarship is intended exclusively for international students and is not available to domestic students, humanitarian visa holders, or students eligible for Commonwealth Supported Places.
IBB Gadigal Advanced Merit Scholarship
The IBB Gadigal Advanced Merit Scholarship was established in 2019 to assist Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander students undertaking the Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Advanced Studies at the University of Sydney. The scholarship provides financial support to students who have completed one year of full-time undergraduate studies and have an offer of admission to commence in these programs. The scholarship is valued at $10,000 per annum and is awarded based on academic merit, a personal statement, an interview, and evidence of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander status. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 50 each semester and continue full-time enrolment of 24 credit points per semester throughout the tenure of the scholarship. The scholarship is tenable for the normal duration of the degree and is paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester.
Hunstead Student Support Scholarship
The Hunstead Student Support Scholarship aims to support postgraduate research students at the Sydney Institute for Astronomy in the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney. This scholarship was established with funds from the Dick Hunstead Fund and provides supplementary financial support to students undertaking a higher degree by research program in astronomy with the School of Physics. The scholarship is specifically designed to assist students who demonstrate financial hardship while pursuing their research in astronomy. Recipients must be currently enrolled in a PhD or master's by research program, hold an honours or master's degree in a relevant discipline, and have the support of their research supervisor.
Hume Meller Engineering Scholarship
The Hume Meller Engineering Scholarship is an undergraduate scholarship established with a generous gift from Lesley Hume and Troy Meller to support female undergraduate students in the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is valued at $177.08 per credit point passed, up to a maximum of 192 credit points and with a maximum value of $34,000. This scholarship provides financial support to domestic female students who are current school leavers entering an undergraduate program (including combined degrees) in the Faculty of Engineering. Applicants must successfully apply for admission through the University Admissions Centre's Educational Access Scheme (EAS), demonstrating academic merit and disadvantage. The scholarship is awarded by the Associate Dean (Education) of the Faculty of Engineering and is paid after the census date of each semester based on enrolled units of study successfully completed.
Hugh Hughes Scholarship for Combined Masters Degree in Veterinary Studies and Veterinary Clinical Studies
The Hugh Hughes Scholarship supports students studying the combined Master of Veterinary Studies and Master of Veterinary Clinical Studies at the University of Sydney. The Sydney School of Veterinary Science offers this three-year combined Masters degree to provide advanced clinical training and research for qualified veterinarians in a specified veterinary area. This scholarship is offered to the most outstanding applicants across the disciplines accepted into this clinical residency program. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance of $54,000 per annum, paid every two weeks and indexed at $500 per annum on January 1st. Recipients also receive an educational allowance of up to $2,000 per annum, reimbursed against receipted claims. Academic course fees for this program at the Commonwealth Support Place (CSP) student contribution amount rate are also covered for up to six semesters, subject to satisfactory academic performance. The scholarship is awarded for the duration of the student's residency for up to three years, subject to satisfactory academic performance. Recipients must maintain a minimum weighted average mark (WAM) of 65 for any coursework component. Progression is assessed every six months and is subject to passing the annual progress review. No application is required, as all eligible students will be automatically considered. The scholarship is awarded to candidates who have been accepted for admission to the program on nomination of the relevant research supervisor in the Sydney School of Veterinary Science.
Hugh Hughes Scholarship
The Hugh Hughes Scholarship supports postgraduate research students undertaking research in veterinary science and animal production at the University of Sydney's Faculty of Science. Established in 1941 through a bequest from Hugh Hughes, this scholarship can be awarded as either a primary or supplementary scholarship for students pursuing a Masters by Research or PhD in veterinary science and animal production. As a primary scholarship, it provides an annual stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney Research Training Program (RTP) rate for up to 1.75 years for Masters students or up to 3.5 years for PhD recipients. If awarded as a supplementary scholarship to current scholarship holders, it provides $10,000 per annum for the same durations. The scholarship follows the Research Training Program application process and requires applicants to have applied and been considered for an RTP Stipend Scholarship. Selection is based on academic merit, area of study, and research proposal, with nominations made by the delegated authority in the School of Veterinary Science.
Horner Exhibition Scholarship
The Horner Exhibition Scholarship was established in 1889 from a bequest by Francis Horner and is awarded to undergraduate students commencing study at the University of Sydney on the basis of proficiency in mathematics. The scholarship is valued at $1,000 and is tenable for one year only. It is awarded to recent school leavers who have achieved the highest marks in NSW HSC Mathematics Extension 1 and Mathematics Extension 2 in the previous year and who are enrolled in at least 6 credit points of mathematics and statistics units during their first year of study. No application is required, as this scholarship is awarded automatically based on HSC results and university enrolment, with recipients informed by email. The scholarship amount is paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester.
Ho Kong Fung Ling Postgraduate Research Scholarship
This scholarship provides financial assistance to students undertaking research based at the Charles Perkins Centre within the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney. The scholarship has been established to support PhD students conducting research at this centre. This Scholarship is funded by an anonymous gift in memory of the donor's parents. The scholarship offers a stipend allowance of $40,000 per annum for up to 3.5 years, subject to satisfactory academic performance. Recipients must be willing to conduct their research based at the Charles Perkins Centre and will be selected based on academic merit, a cover letter detailing interest in the subject area, and a research proposal.
Herbert and Valmae Freilich Indigenous Scholarship
The Herbert and Valmae Freilich Indigenous Scholarship provides financial assistance to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students studying the Doctor of Medicine (MD) at the University of Sydney. Established in 2006 following gifts by Herbert and Valmae Freilich, this scholarship is designed to support Indigenous students committed to Indigenous health and welfare. The scholarship is valued at $5,000 per annum and is tenable for four years, providing a total of $20,000 over the duration of the MD program. Recipients must maintain satisfactory academic performance and demonstrate financial need. The scholarship is awarded based on evidence of financial need, Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander identity, and academic merit.
Henry Bertie and Florence Mabel Gritton Medallist Award
The Henry Bertie and Florence Mabel Gritton Medallist Award is a research scholarship in chemistry that promotes the knowledge and study of chemistry in relation to industry and agriculture. Established in 1957, the award is funded from the estates of Henry Bertie Gritton and his wife Florence Mabel Gritton. The scholarship supports chemistry connected with electrical engineering, metallurgical chemistry, and chemistry in its application to mining and the winning and treatment of minerals and natural products of the soil. This one-off award of $3,000 is available to University of Sydney Medallists who are enrolled full-time in a PhD at the University of Sydney and willing to undertake research in the area of chemistry. Recipients must be either a citizen of a Commonwealth country or a permanent resident of Australia.
Henderson Tuition Fee Scholarship
The Henderson Tuition Fee Scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to a Masters by Research or PhD student who is undertaking research in music at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, University of Sydney. This merit-based scholarship is funded by a donation from George Wallace Henderson and is awarded to support students conducting full-time research in music. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the scholarship offer letter. No application is necessary as eligible students will be automatically considered for this scholarship as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The successful applicant will be awarded the scholarship on the basis of academic merit.
Henderson Postgraduate Scholarship
The Henderson Postgraduate Scholarship was established in 1992 to assist outstanding students studying at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music at the University of Sydney. This scholarship was donated by George Wallace Henderson and supports students enrolled in or starting a postgraduate degree at the Conservatorium. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit, portfolio, and/or performance, with applicants potentially required to attend an interview. No application is necessary as eligible students will be considered for this scholarship as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to successful recipients. For coursework students, payments are made in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester, while postgraduate research students receive the scholarship as a fortnightly stipend. Recipients must maintain satisfactory academic performance and meet ongoing eligibility requirements throughout the scholarship tenure.
Helen Quach Scholarship
Established in 2016, the Helen Quach Scholarship provides financial support to students studying conducting at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. This scholarship was donated by Mr. Peter Quach to assist students in advancing their studies. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, portfolio and/or performance, and for postgraduate research applicants, on research achievements and potential. Eligible students are automatically considered for this scholarship as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, with no separate application required. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and vary depending on whether the recipient is a coursework or research student. For coursework students, annual payments are made in two equal installments after the census date of each semester. For postgraduate research students, the value is paid as a stipend on a fortnightly basis.
Helen Myers Scholarship
The Helen Myers Scholarship supports female singing students at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, University of Sydney. Established in 1994 from the estate of Hector McDonald Scott, this scholarship assists students to pursue studies in singing. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit and/or portfolio and performance, and for postgraduate research applicants, on research achievements and potential. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to successful recipients. No separate application is necessary, as eligible students are automatically considered as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship is available for both coursework and research degree students studying singing.
Greenberg-Gurney-Jensen Fund
The Greenberg-Gurney-Jensen Fund is a scholarship established in 2005 to assist in training outstanding students in Classical Music, including Early Music and Opera studies at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship was created through a generous donation from Dr Harris Phillip Greenberg. This scholarship supports students enrolled or holding an unconditional offer to study full-time coursework or research degrees at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is specifically for students studying classical music, including early music and opera studies, while jazz and popular music students are not eligible. No separate application is required as eligible students are automatically considered for this scholarship as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Selection is based on academic merit, portfolio and/or performance, and for postgraduate research applicants, research achievements and potential may also be considered. Applicants may be required to attend an interview. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to successful recipients. For coursework students, payments are made in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester, while postgraduate research students receive a fortnightly stipend. The scholarship is offered subject to the availability of funds.
Graduating Year of 1977 Scholarship for an Indigenous MD Student
This Scholarship was established in 2013 to provide assistance to Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander students studying the Doctor of Medicine at the University of Sydney. The scholarship provides financial support to Indigenous students who demonstrate academic merit and financial need while pursuing their medical degree. The scholarship is valued at $6,000 per annum and is tenable for up to 4 years, paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester. Recipients must maintain satisfactory academic performance each semester and provide an annual personal update to the donor outlining their progression in the Medical Program. The scholarship aims to support Indigenous representation in medicine by reducing financial barriers for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.
Graduate Certificate in Human and Community Services Tuition Scholarship
This scholarship supports Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students studying a Graduate Certificate in Human and Community Services (Interpersonal Trauma) at the University of Sydney. Established in 2022, it provides assistance to Indigenous students who are not part of the NSW Health Education Centre Against Violence (ECAV) Certificate IV and Advanced Diploma pathway. The scholarship covers academic course fees for two semesters, subject to satisfactory academic performance with a minimum Semester Average Mark of 50 each semester. Recipients must be currently employed in the human and community services workforce and provide a personal statement demonstrating how the scholarship will support their studies. The scholarship is offered through the Sydney School of Education and Social Work and aims to increase accessibility to postgraduate education in interpersonal trauma services for Indigenous Australians.
Ghosh Family Foundation Deeksha Indigenous Doctor of Medicine Scholarship
This Scholarship was established in 2016 to provide assistance to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students studying medicine. The scholarship supports Indigenous students enrolled full-time in a Doctor of Medicine at the University of Sydney who can demonstrate financial need. The scholarship is valued at $6,000 per annum and is tenable for four years, paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester. Recipients must maintain satisfactory academic performance and provide an annual progress report to the donor outlining their progression in the Medical Program by the end of November each year. The scholarship has been donated by the Ghosh Family Foundation.
George and Margaret Henderson Scholarship
The George and Margaret Henderson Scholarship provides financial support to students or alumni of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music to travel overseas to further their studies as an operatic singer, pianist, or violinist. Established through the Estate of George Wallace Henderson and Margaret Trevor Henderson, this scholarship recognizes academic merit and supports international study experiences in specific musical disciplines. Applicants must be currently enrolled at or alumni of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, be 26 years of age or younger, and seeking to study operatic studies, piano, or violin overseas. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, curriculum vitae, and a project proposal including a projected budget for overseas travel. International students may not apply if the proposed travel is to their country of citizenship. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the offer letter to successful recipients. The scholarship is paid in a single installment and supports students pursuing advanced musical education abroad in one of the three specified areas of study.
George Henderson Scholarship
The George Henderson Scholarship supports students studying at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music to travel domestically or overseas to pursue their studies. This scholarship was established from the estate of George Wallace Henderson to provide financial support for students to further their musical education through travel. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to successful recipients. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, performance presentation, and/or project proposal including projected budget. For postgraduate research applicants, research achievements and potential may also be considered. The scholarship value is paid in one lump sum payment upon proof of approved domestic or overseas travel.
George Harris Scholarship (Geology and Geophysics)
The George Harris Scholarship aims to recognise PhD candidates researching geology or geophysics for their achievements and contributions to the School of Geosciences at the University of Sydney. Established in 1973 by a bequest from George Harris, this postgraduate research scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, research activities and output, and contribution to teaching within the School. The scholarship is valued at $1,250 and is paid as a lump sum upon award. No application is required as eligible candidates will be automatically considered. Recipients must be enrolled in a PhD at the School of Geoscience and be researching geology or geophysics.
Geoffrey Parsons Australian Scholarship
The Geoffrey Parsons Australian Scholarship was established in 1995 by various donors in memory of the late Geoffrey Parsons. This scholarship supports students undertaking further studies as a piano accompanist or opera répétiteur at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, University of Sydney. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit and/or portfolio or performance. For postgraduate research applicants, the scholarship may also be awarded on the basis of research achievements and potential. The scholarship will be awarded in alternate years to an applicant studying either piano accompanist or opera répétiteur. No application is necessary as eligible students will be considered for this scholarship as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship value and duration will be determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and will be stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to the successful recipient(s).
Gen Re Advancement Scholarship
The Gen Re Advancement Scholarship is designed to support domestic students experiencing financial, medical or geographic disadvantage who are interested in careers in insurance and are in their penultimate year of undergraduate degree. Established in 2022 and sponsored by Gen Re, a multinational reinsurer, this scholarship provides direct financial support through the final two years of an undergraduate degree. The scholarship offers performance-based incentive payments tied to academic achievement (Weighted Average Mark improvements), along with an allowable expenses payment for study-related costs. Recipients must be enrolled in the Business School, Faculty of Medicine and Health, Faculty of Engineering, or Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney, with preferences for specific majors related to insurance careers such as finance, business analytics, computer science, mathematics, financial mathematics, or psychology. The scholarship selection process includes evaluation of personal motivation, demonstrated equity grounds, and an interview with a panel including representatives from the Business School, relevant faculty, and Gen Re.
Garton Scholarship No V for German
The Garton Scholarship No V for German is an undergraduate scholarship established in 1898 from a bequest from Thomas Garton of Clapham, London. The scholarship provides financial assistance to students in their second year of study in German at the University of Sydney's Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit to the student who has completed 12 credit points of German 2000 or 3000-level units with the highest average mark in their first year. Recipients must be enrolled full-time in their second year of an undergraduate degree and be taking at least 12 credit points of intermediate or advanced German language units. The scholarship is valued at $6,500 per annum for one year, paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester. No separate application is required as recipients are automatically selected based on their academic performance. To maintain eligibility, recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark of 65 each semester.
Garton Scholarship No IV for German
The Garton Scholarship No IV for German provides financial assistance to undergraduate students studying in their second year of German studies at the University of Sydney. Founded in 1898 from a bequest from Thomas Garton of Clapham, London, this scholarship is awarded to students enrolled in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences who are taking the beginners/introductory pathway in German. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit to the student who has completed 12 credit points of GRMN1XXX level units with the highest average mark in their first year. Recipients must be enrolled in at least 12 credit points of German studies at the 2000-level or 3000-level units in their second year. No separate application is required as recipients are automatically selected based on their academic performance. The scholarship supports students pursuing German language and cultural studies within the Department of Germanic Studies at the School of Languages and Cultures.
Garton Scholarship No II for French
The Garton Scholarship No II for French is an undergraduate scholarship established in 1898 from a bequest from Thomas Garton of Clapham, London. The purpose of the scholarship is to provide financial assistance to students studying in their third year of the advanced stream in French at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit to the student with the highest average mark in FRNC3633 and another 6 credit points at either FRNC2000 or FRNC3000 level in the second year of the applicable degree. Recipients must be enrolled full-time in the third year of an undergraduate degree within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences and must be enrolled in FRNC3634: French 8. No separate application is required for this scholarship, as candidates are automatically considered based on their academic performance. The scholarship is valued at $6,500 per annum for full-time students and is tenable for one year, paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester.
Garton Scholarship No I for French
The Garton Scholarship No I for French provides financial assistance to an undergraduate student studying in their second year of the advanced stream in French at the University of Sydney. This scholarship was founded in 1898 from a bequest from Thomas Garton of Clapham, London. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit to the student with the highest average mark in FRNC3001 and FRNC3002 in the first year of the applicable degree. Recipients must be enrolled in FRNC3633: French 7 and maintain satisfactory academic performance throughout the tenure of the scholarship. The scholarship is valued at $6,500 per annum for full-time students and is tenable for one year, paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester. No separate application is required as recipients are automatically selected based on their academic performance in the prerequisite French courses.
G S Caird Scholarship in Chemistry
The G S Caird Scholarship in Chemistry is a $6,000 scholarship designed to support students who are in their second year transitioning to their third year of studying a major in chemistry at the University of Sydney. Established in 2023 by a generous donation from George S Caird, this scholarship will be awarded to high achieving second year students majoring in chemistry as they proceed to the third year of a chemistry major at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is valued at $6,000 per annum and is tenable for up to two years. Recipients must have completed the 2nd year of a chemistry major (Chemistry or Medicinal Chemistry) and be currently enrolled full-time in the 3rd year of a chemistry major within the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney. The scholarship will be awarded based on academic merit, assessed on average marks across 2 or more 2000-level chemistry units completed previously. Preference may be given to applicants who demonstrate identity as an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person, financial hardship, long-term medical condition, regional or remote disadvantage or carer responsibilities via a UAC Equity Scholarship application. Recipients must maintain a Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester and continue to be enrolled in a chemistry major. The scholarship annual value will be paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester.
Félix Laubi Scholarship
The Félix Laubi Scholarship was established to offer financial support and a six-week placement with Ark Energy Operations to an undergraduate student in the Faculty of Engineering who has a passion for renewable energy. This Scholarship has been funded by Ark Energy Operations Pty Ltd in memory of Félix Laubi. The scholarship provides $10,000 per annum for one year to support students completing their final year of undergraduate engineering studies. Recipients must demonstrate a passion for renewable energy and agree to undertake a six-week placement with Ark Energy Operations in 2025. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, a personal statement demonstrating passion for renewable energy, and an interview. The scholarship annual value is paid in two equal instalments, with the first instalment paid after the census date of Semester 1 and the second instalment paid after completion of the placement and census date of Semester 2.
Frank McDonald Memorial Fund
The Frank McDonald Memorial Fund is an undergraduate scholarship in art history that supports students enrolled in ARHT3681: Art and the City to travel in or beyond Australia to sites, collections and archives for unique research opportunities. This scholarship has been established to assist students to travel within and beyond Australia to sites, collections and archives that will present unique and transformational opportunities for research. The scholarship is funded by a donation from James O. Fairfax in honour of Frank McDonald. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit, curriculum vitae, and a letter of motivation addressing the intellectual and financial need for this scholarship.
Francis M Hooper Scholarship for Medical Research
The Francis M Hooper Scholarship for Medical Research is a postgraduate research scholarship at the University of Sydney that supports outstanding Masters by Research or PhD scholars conducting research in critical medical fields. Established in 2012 by a gift from Francis M Hooper, the scholarship specifically targets research in Alzheimer's disease, cancer, heart disease, and medically related basic biology research. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the minimum rate of the Research Training Program (RTP) Stipend Scholarship for up to two years for Masters by Research students and up to three years for PhD students, with a possible extension of up to six months for PhD recipients. Successful applicants are selected based on academic merit, area of study and research proposal, and previous research experience. Recipients must be enrolled full-time at Sydney Medical School and maintain satisfactory academic progress. The scholarship follows the RTP application process and requires no separate application form beyond the standard RTP stipend scholarship application.
Francis Henry Loxton Scholarship (Veterinary Science)
The Francis Henry Loxton Scholarship supports male students conducting postgraduate research in the areas of veterinary science and animal production at the University of Sydney. Established in 1960 through a bequest from Francis Henry Loxton, this scholarship follows the Research Training Program (RTP) application process. The scholarship may be awarded as either a primary scholarship providing a stipend equivalent to the University of Sydney RTP rate, or as a supplementary scholarship providing $10,000 per annum. Recipients must be enrolled full-time in a Master's by Research or PhD program within the Faculty of Science. The scholarship provides funding for up to 1.75 years for Master's recipients and up to 3.5 years for PhD recipients. Primary scholarship recipients also receive leave entitlements including 20 working days recreation leave and 10 working days sick leave per year.
Flora Jean Ferriss Scholarship
The Flora Jean Ferriss Scholarship was established in 2015 to assist outstanding students to undertake studies in strings at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. This scholarship supports students studying string instruments, including those enrolled in coursework or research degrees. The scholarship was established from the estate of Flora Jean Ferriss. Eligible students will be automatically considered for this scholarship as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, with no separate application required. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, portfolio, and/or performance. For postgraduate research applicants, the scholarship may also be awarded on the basis of research achievements and potential. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and will be stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to successful recipients. For coursework students, payments are made in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester. For postgraduate research students, the value is paid as a stipend on a fortnightly basis. Recipients must maintain satisfactory academic performance and meet ongoing eligibility requirements throughout the tenure of the scholarship.
Flash Hero Supplementary Scholarship
The Flash Hero Supplementary Scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to research students who are holders of a China Scholarship Council (CSC) primary stipend scholarship and who are undertaking research in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) and/or distributed systems within the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is funded by a donation from Flash Hero Pty Ltd to the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering. This supplementary scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the difference between the primary CSC stipend scholarship and the University of Sydney RTP rate (indexed on January 01 each year) for up to 3.5 years, subject to satisfactory academic performance. Recipients must be enrolled full-time in a PhD within the Faculty of Engineering and hold an Honours degree (First Class or Second Class Upper) or equivalent in a relevant discipline. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit and the area of study and/or research proposal in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) and/or distributed systems. Recipients must maintain satisfactory academic progress and attend annual progress evaluation meetings. The scholarship cannot be transferred to another area of research outside of AI and/or distributed systems, and recipients cannot change their lead supervisor without prior approval.
Flash Hero Scholarship
This scholarship was established to provide financial assistance to research students who are undertaking research in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) and/or distributed systems within the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is co-funded by a donation from Flash Hero Pty Ltd and the Faculty of Engineering, University of Sydney. Recipients will receive a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney Research Training Program (RTP) Stipend rate for up to 3.5 years. Academic fees and Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) are also provided for successful international applicants for up to fourteen research periods, subject to satisfactory academic performance. Engineering HDR students are automatically considered for this scholarship and no separate application is required.
Finance Honours Scholarship
The Finance Honours Scholarship is funded by the Discipline of Finance within the University of Sydney Business School and is intended to promote research excellence in the Discipline of Finance. This scholarship supports students commencing an honours program in finance at the University of Sydney Business School. Two scholarships are available with amounts offered based on ranking against selection criteria: $5,000 or $2,500, both payable for one year. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit and the application for admission into the Finance Honours Program. Recipients must be studying their honours year full time within one year and maintain satisfactory academic progress throughout the program. The annual payment is made in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester. No separate application is required as students are automatically considered when applying for the finance honours program. Recipients may be invited to promote the program, represent the University at events, and fulfil the functions of a Business School Student Ambassador.
Farrand Scholarship - MySydney
The Farrand Scholarship - MySydney is designed to address educational disadvantage experienced by people living in areas affected by socio-economic disadvantage. The scholarship provides $8,500 per annum to support domestic science undergraduate students from low socio-economic areas, specifically those residing in the bottom 25 percent of the Australian Bureau of Statistics Socio-Economic Index for Areas (SEIFA) Index of Education and Occupation (IEO). The scholarship is tenable for up to a maximum of 4 years full-time or part-time equivalent study. All MySydney Scholarship recipients who meet the eligibility criteria are automatically considered for this scholarship—no additional application is required. Recipients are notified after the census date of Semester 1. The scholarship facilitates and supports participation in University of Sydney courses in the Faculty of Science. In addition to the annual cash payment, recipients receive comprehensive support including the University of Sydney Preparation for Sydney Uni program to assist with the transition from school to university, annual USU Rewards Membership, access to the Vice Chancellor's Global Mobility Award valued up to $5,000 for eligible exchange programs, eligibility for additional accommodation scholarships, and access to an alumni and industry mentoring program in their final year of study. Students must be enrolled in a science undergraduate degree at the University of Sydney and must have applied through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC). They must not have been previously enrolled in an undergraduate degree at the University of Sydney. The scholarship can be held while studying part-time, and deferral or suspension is permitted for up to two semesters with appropriate approval.
Faculty of Science Research Tuition Fee Scholarship
The Faculty of Science Research Tuition Fee Scholarship is a postgraduate research scholarship funded by the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney. This scholarship is designed to cover the academic course fees of international students undertaking a higher degree by research (Masters by Research or PhD) within the Faculty of Science. The scholarship supports students who have already been awarded a stipend scholarship based on merit following a competitive application process. Successful candidates are automatically considered for this scholarship and do not need to submit a separate application. The scholarship provides full or partial tuition fee coverage depending on whether the recipient's primary stipend scholarship includes partial fee support. For Master of Philosophy (MPhil) recipients, the scholarship covers up to seven research periods (approximately 1.75 years), while Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) recipients may receive coverage for up to twelve research periods (approximately 3 years) with a potential two research period extension, subject to satisfactory academic performance. The scholarship demonstrates the Faculty's commitment to quality in its higher degree research cohort and supports the University's overarching research mission. To be eligible, candidates must be international students with an unconditional offer of admission or be currently enrolled full-time in a Masters by Research or PhD in the Faculty of Science. They must hold an honours degree (first or second class upper) or a master's degree with substantial research component in a relevant field. Additionally, candidates must hold a primary stipend HDR scholarship awarded on merit with an annual value of at least $20,000 that does not offer full fee support. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit and previous research experience. Research students within the Faculty of Science who have been awarded a stipend scholarship are automatically considered for this tuition fee scholarship, making the application process seamless. The scholarship does not cover Student Services and Amenities Fees. Recipients must maintain satisfactory academic progress and retain their primary stipend scholarship to continue receiving the tuition fee support.
Faculty of Science Research Stipend Scholarship
The Faculty of Science Research Stipend Scholarship is a postgraduate research scholarship provided by the University of Sydney. It aims to support students undertaking research within a School in the Faculty of Science. The scholarship is awarded to students of exceptional research potential and is provided to assist with general living costs. The scholarship may be fully funded by the Faculty of Science or co-funded by external research grants, gift accounts or industry funded projects. It provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney's Research Training Program (RTP) stipend rate, indexed annually on January 1st. This scholarship follows the Research Training Program (RTP) application process and is available for Masters by Research and PhD candidates who have been considered for an RTP Stipend Scholarship but have not received an RTP, University of Sydney Postgraduate Award (UPA), or equivalent primary scholarship.
Faculty of Science HDR Supplementary Scholarships
The Faculty of Science HDR Supplementary Scholarships provide financial assistance to Higher Degree by Research (HDR) students who hold a primary stipend scholarship while undertaking research in the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney. The scholarship offers a stipend allowance between $5,000 to $15,000 per annum (AUD) or equivalent to the difference between the University of Sydney RTP Stipend rate and the rate of their primary stipend scholarship, subject to satisfactory academic performance. The scholarship is tenable for up to 3 years with a possible 6 months extension for PhD students and for up to 1.75 years for Master's by Research students. The scholarship may be fully funded by the Faculty of Science or co-funded by external research grants, gift accounts, or industry funded projects. No application is required, as candidates will be awarded the scholarship on the nomination of the Associate Dean (Research Education) in the Faculty of Science. Eligible candidates must be domestic or international students with an unconditional offer of admission or currently enrolled in a Master's by Research or PhD within the Faculty of Science. They must be undertaking research in one of the eight Schools in the Faculty of Science and be recipients of a primary scholarship awarded on merit following a competitive application process that provides a stipend allowance.
Faculty of Science CSC Supplementary Scholarship
The Faculty of Science CSC Supplementary Scholarship is a stipend scholarship designed to provide financial assistance to Higher Degree by Research (HDR) students who hold a China Scholarship Council (CSC) Primary Stipend Scholarship and are undertaking research in the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney. This scholarship aims to promote equity and support outstanding postgraduate research students by bridging the gap between the China Scholarship Council stipend and the University of Sydney RTP (Research Training Program) stipend rate. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the difference between the primary CSC stipend scholarship and the University of Sydney RTP rate, which is indexed annually on January 1st. The scholarship is available for up to 3 years with a possible 6-month extension, subject to satisfactory academic performance. This financial support ensures that all Science PhD students receiving the CSC stipend have adequate resources, enabling them to focus on their academic and research endeavours. The scholarship may be fully funded by the Faculty of Science or co-funded by external research grants, gift accounts, or industry-funded projects. Recipients are automatically considered for this scholarship if they meet the eligibility criteria—no separate application form is required. The scholarship is ongoing with no specific close date, and students are notified of the annual value and duration in their scholarship offer letter at the time of award.
Faculty of Engineering Research Support Scholarship
The Faculty of Engineering Research Support Scholarship (ERSS) was established to encourage and support outstanding higher degree research students at the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney's Research Training Program (RTP) stipend rate, maintained through satisfactory academic performance. For PhD recipients, the scholarship provides support for up to three years with a possible six-month extension. Master's by Research recipients receive up to one year of support. International applicants also receive academic course fees and Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) coverage. The scholarships may be fully funded by the Faculty of Engineering or co-funded by external research grants or industry funded research projects such as ARC Discovery Projects, ARC Fellowships, ARC Linkage Projects, NHMRC grants, and other research initiatives. Engineering students applying for admissions are automatically considered for this scholarship, with no separate application required. Recipients must be willing to work on their supervisor's grant re-submission and must withdraw applications for other Research Training Program (RTP) funding upon acceptance.
Faculty of Engineering Research Stipend Scholarship
The Faculty of Engineering Research Stipend Scholarship (ERSS) has been established to encourage and support outstanding higher degree research (HDR) students within the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney. This scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney's Research Training Program (RTP) stipend rate, indexed annually on January 1st. The scholarship supports full-time PhD students for up to 3.5 years and Master's by Research students for up to one year. Students applying for admissions to the Faculty of Engineering are automatically considered for this scholarship, and a separate application is not required. The scholarships may be fully funded by the Faculty of Engineering or co-funded by external research grants or industry funded research projects. Recipients are selected based on academic merit, their area of study and research proposal, or other evidence of research potential. International recipients also receive Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) support. The scholarship provides generous leave arrangements including recreation leave, sick leave, and parental leave provisions. As a condition of acceptance, recipients must withdraw applications for the University of Sydney Research Training Program (RTP) scholarships. The scholarship is maintained through satisfactory academic performance, including attending and passing annual progress evaluations and completing required candidature milestones. Recipients may conduct up to 12 months of research outside Australia with appropriate approvals. The award is subject to funding availability and is nominated by relevant research supervisors and the Associate Dean (Research Education) of the Faculty of Engineering.
Faculty of Engineering Research Scholarship for Southeast Asia
This scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to PhD research students within the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney from Southeast Asia. The scholarship offers comprehensive financial support including a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney's Research Training Program (RTP) stipend rate per annum, indexed annually, for up to 3.5 years. Additionally, the scholarship covers academic course fees and the Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) for up to fourteen research periods, subject to satisfactory academic performance. Engineering PhD students from Southeast Asia applying for admission are automatically considered for this scholarship, with no separate application required. Recipients must withdraw applications for other University of Sydney RTP scholarships to accept this award. The scholarship is funded by the Faculty of Engineering and is subject to funding availability.
Faculty of Engineering Research Scholarship for South Asia
The Faculty of Engineering Research Scholarship for South Asia has been established to provide financial assistance to PhD research students within the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney from South Asia. The scholarship offers comprehensive support for international PhD students from South Asian countries pursuing full-time doctoral research in engineering disciplines. Recipients receive a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney's Research Training Program (RTP) stipend rate, indexed annually, along with full coverage of academic course fees and the Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF). The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, curriculum vitae, and research proposal, with automatic consideration given to all eligible applicants. Students must hold a first-class honours degree or equivalent and have an unconditional offer of admission to the Faculty of Engineering. The award is subject to funding availability and recipients must withdraw applications for other RTP scholarships.
Faculty of Engineering Research Scholarship for MENA
This scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to PhD research students within the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney from the Middle East and North African region (MENA). The Scholarship is funded by the Faculty of Engineering and aims to support outstanding international students pursuing doctoral research in engineering disciplines. Recipients receive a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney's Research Training Program (RTP) stipend rate per annum, maintained through satisfactory academic performance for up to 3.5 years. Academic course fees and the Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) are also covered for up to fourteen research periods. Engineering PhD students from Middle East and North African region applying for admission will automatically be considered for this scholarship, with no separate application required. Selection is based on academic merit, curriculum vitae, and area of study or research proposal.
Faculty of Engineering Research Scholarship for Europe
The Faculty of Engineering Research Scholarship for Europe provides financial assistance to PhD students within the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney from Europe. This scholarship offers comprehensive support for international doctoral candidates, including a full stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney's Research Training Program (RTP) rate, academic course fees, and the Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF). The scholarship is maintained through satisfactory academic performance for up to 3.5 years with no possible extension. Recipients are automatically considered based on their PhD application materials and do not need to submit a separate scholarship application. The scholarship has been established to attract talented European students to pursue doctoral research in engineering at the University of Sydney. Funding is provided by the Faculty of Engineering and is subject to availability. Successful candidates are selected based on academic merit, curriculum vitae, and their area of study and research proposal. The scholarship provides comprehensive leave entitlements including recreation leave, sick leave, and parental leave, as well as the opportunity to conduct up to 12 months of research outside Australia after the first six months of study.
Faculty of Engineering Research Scholarship for East Asia
This scholarship provides financial assistance to PhD students within the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney from East Asia. It offers comprehensive support including a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney's Research Training Program (RTP) stipend rate for up to 3.5 years, as well as coverage of academic course fees and the Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) for up to fourteen research periods. The scholarship is designed to support outstanding international students pursuing doctoral research in engineering disciplines. Recipients must hold a first-class honours degree or equivalent and be citizens of East Asian countries. Students applying for admission to Engineering PhD programs are automatically considered for this scholarship. The award is subject to funding availability and maintained through satisfactory academic performance.
Faculty of Engineering Research Scholarship for Americas
This scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to PhD research students within the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney from North or South America. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney's Research Training Program (RTP) stipend rate per annum, indexed annually, and maintained through satisfactory academic performance for up to 3.5 years with no extension possible. Academic course fees and the Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) are also covered for up to fourteen research periods. Engineering PhD students from North or South America applying for admission will automatically be considered for this scholarship without needing a separate application. Recipients must hold a first-class honours degree or equivalent and have an unconditional offer of admission to study full-time in a PhD within the Faculty of Engineering.
Faculty of Engineering Research Scholarship
The Faculty of Engineering Research Scholarship (ERS) has been established to encourage and support outstanding higher degree research students within the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney. The scholarships may be fully funded by the Faculty of Engineering or co-funded by external research grants or industry-funded research projects. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney's Research Training Program stipend rate, along with academic course fees and Student Services and Amenities Fee for international recipients. Engineering HDR students applying for admission will automatically be considered for this scholarship, and a separate application is not required. The award is subject to funding availability and recipients must withdraw applications for University of Sydney Research Training Program scholarships. Successful applicants are awarded the scholarship based on academic merit, their area of study and research proposal, or other evidence of research potential, as nominated by relevant research supervisors and the Associate Dean.
Faculty of Engineering International Tuition Fee Research Scholarship
This scholarship has been established by the University of Sydney Faculty of Engineering to provide academic tuition fees to outstanding international higher degree research (HDR) students within the Faculty. The scholarship covers academic course fees and the Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) for international students pursuing full-time PhD or master's by research programs with the intent to transfer to a PhD. The scholarship is specifically designed for students who have their stipend allowance funded by a third-party sponsor or university-funded source, and who are also applying for a Research Training Program (RTP) scholarship. Recipients must demonstrate academic merit, a strong research proposal, and research potential in their field of engineering. The scholarship supports up to four research periods for master's by research students and up to 12 research periods for PhD students, with a possible two research period extension for PhD recipients.
Faculty of Engineering Credit Agreement Scholarship
The Faculty of Engineering Credit Agreement Scholarship was established in 2017 by the University of Sydney's Faculty of Engineering to assist high achieving international students who apply for admission via a formal credit recognition agreement. This scholarship supports students transferring from overseas partner institutions who have completed at least 96 credit points at their home institution and have received an unconditional offer of admission to an eligible undergraduate engineering course at the University of Sydney. The scholarship provides $5,000 per annum for up to two years to international students with a Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 75 or equivalent. Currently, applications are only accepted from students applying from Harbin Institute of Technology or Beijing Jiao Tong University who will be enrolling into either the Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical) or Bachelor of Engineering (Software). Recipients must maintain a WAM of 65 or more each semester to continue receiving the scholarship. The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester and is subject to funding availability.
Faculty of Engineering CSC Supplementary Scholarship
This Scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to research students who have been awarded a China Scholarship Council (CSC) primary stipend scholarship and are undertaking research in the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the difference between the primary CSC stipend scholarship and the University of Sydney RTP rate for up to 3.5 years. This supplementary scholarship supports the living costs of PhD students while completing their doctoral studies. The Scholarship may be fully funded by Faculty of Engineering or co-funded by external research grants. Applicants meeting the requirements will be automatically considered for this scholarship with no separate application required.
Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences International Scholarship
The Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences International Scholarship is awarded to exceptional international students from diversity priority markets. The scholarship provides financial support to international students starting a bachelor's or master's by coursework degree at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Sydney. Recipients receive $20,000 per annum for full-time study for up to 1 year, or $10,000 per annum for part-time study for up to 2 years. No separate application is required, as all eligible students who have secured an unconditional offer of admission will be automatically considered. The scholarship is awarded on academic merit as assessed from the applicant's application for admission. Recipients must maintain a minimum semester average mark (SAM) of 65 each semester and have no outstanding fees to continue receiving the scholarship.
Extended Bachelor Program Scholarship
The Extended Bachelor Program Scholarship is a comprehensive scholarship and support package designed specifically for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students commencing one of the Extended Bachelor Programs at the University of Sydney. The scholarship provides financial support valued at up to $8,500 per annum for up to four years, along with additional benefits including a laptop in the first year. The scholarship is awarded automatically to all eligible students who receive an unconditional admission offer for one of four Extended Bachelor Programs: Bachelor of Arts (Extended), Bachelor of Science (Extended), Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Science (Extended), or Bachelor of Science (Extended) (Health). The stipend is paid in installments throughout the academic year, with $1,000 paid at the start of Welcome Week in the first year, followed by payments after successful completion of teaching blocks. In subsequent years, payments are made in two equal installments post-census dates. Recipients must maintain full-time enrollment, achieve passing grades in all subjects, and participate in at least 2 hours of ITAS tutoring per week each semester to continue receiving the scholarship.
Experience in Industry Scholarship
The Experience in Industry Scholarship is offered by the University of Sydney Business School to enrich the student experience of placement students. Established in 2019, this scholarship provides financial support to coursework students undertaking unpaid placements as part of their Business School degree. The scholarship aims to promote the profile of the placement program while supporting students who are enrolled in the Experience in Industry units (BWIL2150 or BWIL6150). This scholarship is available to both undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students who meet specific academic and enrollment requirements. Students must be enrolled in the Business School, have completed a minimum of 24 credit points, and maintain a minimum weighted average mark (WAM) of 70. For students demonstrating financial hardship, the minimum WAM requirement is reduced to 60. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, approval to undertake the Experience in Industry unit, and demonstrated leadership capabilities or financial hardship. The scholarship provides a one-off payment of $2,500 during the first month of the placement. Recipients must undertake an approved unpaid placement during the semester and complete all program requirements. By accepting the scholarship, recipients may be required to participate in marketing and promotion of the Placement Program and represent the University of Sydney Business School at associated events.
Experience Israel Travel Scholarships
The Experience Israel Travel Scholarships have been established by the Fund for Jewish Higher Education to support students undertaking the study abroad unit OLES2155: Experience Israel. The scholarship provides financial support valued at $1,400 towards travel expenses to Israel such as airfare and accommodation. Experience Israel involves full immersion in the local culture of Jerusalem and the chance to commence studies in Modern Hebrew with Hebrew university-level teachers. Taught in Jerusalem, the program includes 40 hours of face-to-face teaching and up to 15 hours of cultural activities, including intercultural competence development in the form of a seminar. Cultural activities include visits to historical and cultural sites in Jerusalem and surrounding towns. Students will be introduced to Hebrew contemporary culture and society as well as the basics of Hebrew language and conversational skills through immersion. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit and a personal statement, with preference given to applicants who demonstrate financial hardship. Priority consideration is provided to students who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander, have low socio-economic status, carer responsibilities, long-term medical conditions/disabilities, sole-parent responsibilities, regional or remote disadvantage, refugee status, identify as LGBTIQ+, and/or are first in family. Preference may also be given to students enrolled in Modern Hebrew or Jewish Civilisation units and those who have not received other funding support for the Israel trip.
Eureka Benevolent Foundation Scholarship
The Eureka Benevolent Foundation Scholarship provides financial support to rural and regional students who have experienced disadvantage. This scholarship was established by the Eureka Benevolent Foundation to support domestic school leavers starting their undergraduate degree at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is valued at $8,000 per annum and is tenable for the duration of the degree, up to a maximum of 5 years. Eligible students must have attended a rural or regional high school and experienced financial hardship or reside in a low socio-economic status area while meeting one or more categories of disadvantage including severe family disruption, excessive family responsibilities, personal injury/disability, refugee status, and/or challenging school environment. The scholarship will be awarded based on academic merit and financial hardship, with shortlisted applicants required to attend an interview.
Ernest Heine Family Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship
The Ernest Heine Family Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship is valued at $38,000 per annum for up to a maximum of four years to support students from a regional or rural area in Australia to study music at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music at the University of Sydney. Established in 2023, this scholarship aims to make music education accessible to talented students from rural and regional communities who wish to pursue undergraduate coursework degrees in music. The scholarship provides substantial financial support to cover educational expenses, music career development, tuition fees, living costs, and accommodation. Recipients are selected based on academic merit, a personal statement, and an audition or interview. The scholarship requires recipients to maintain a minimum semester average mark (SAM) of 70, submit progress reports every six months, and meet with the grantor annually. The annual payment is made in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester, providing ongoing support throughout the student's undergraduate journey.
Ernest Heine Family Foundation Digital Music Scholarship
The Ernest Heine Family Foundation Digital Music Scholarship is a $20,000 per annum scholarship established in 2023 to support undergraduate students studying digital music at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music at the University of Sydney. The scholarship provides financial support for up to four years for students enrolled in the Bachelor of Music program, specifically studying in the Digital Music and Media Program. Recipients who demonstrate financial need or disadvantage and/or are from rural or regional areas may receive an additional cash payment of up to $18,000 per annum to help cover accommodation expenses. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, a personal statement, and audition or interview, with preference given to applicants from rural or regional areas and/or those who can demonstrate financial need or disadvantage. Recipients must maintain a minimum SAM of 70 each semester and submit six-monthly progress reports. They are also required to meet with the grantor annually for the duration of the award.
Eric Campbell Scott Scholarship
The Eric Campbell Scott Scholarship supports high-achieving domestic students experiencing financial disadvantage to study an undergraduate degree in business at the University of Sydney Business School. Established in memory of a late brother and Honours graduate from the University of Sydney, this scholarship provides financial support to academically excellent students pursuing undergraduate business degrees. The scholarship is awarded to students who apply through the Early Offer Year 12 (E12) Pathways Scheme and receive an unconditional admission offer for a Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Advanced Studies. Recipients must have completed the NSW Higher School Certificate (HSC) or equivalent in the year prior to commencing their undergraduate degree. The scholarship provides annual funding for the duration of the standard full-time degree, paid in two equal installments each semester after the census date.
Enhanced Business School Research Scholarship
The Enhanced Business School Research Scholarship (EBSRS) has been developed to support outstanding Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree students within The University of Sydney Business School. The scholarship provides a minimum annual stipend of $50,207 (RTP rate plus $10,000 per annum) for up to 3.5 years, with the possibility to extend to four years subject to approval. For international students, academic tuition fees are also covered for the duration of the scholarship. Recipients receive a base stipend of $40,109 per year indexed annually, plus the opportunity to receive at least $10,000 per year for carrying out specific teaching and/or research duties. The scholarship is designed to support full-time postgraduate research students who are applying to commence a PhD or Master of Philosophy (MPhil) degree at the University of Sydney Business School. Note: From 2025, this scholarship has been replaced by the Business School Research Scholarship.
Engineering Access Scholarship
The Engineering Access Scholarship is a $3,000 scholarship designed to support currently enrolled students in the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney who are experiencing financial hardship. Established in 2024, this scholarship has been generously funded by the Faculty of Engineering to assist undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students who have completed at least one semester of study. The scholarship is awarded based on demonstrated financial hardship through supporting documentation and a personal statement explaining the applicant's circumstances. The award is provided as a one-off payment upon receipt of the Scholarship Acceptance form. Recipients must be Australian Citizens, Australian Permanent Residents, or New Zealand Citizens currently enrolled in an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree (including combined degrees) in the Faculty of Engineering. Applicants must not be recipients of any other scholarship at the time of application. The scholarship aims to reduce financial barriers for engineering students at the University of Sydney, enabling them to continue their studies despite economic challenges. The award is subject to the availability of funds and is administered by the Associate Dean (Education) of the Faculty of Engineering or their nominated delegates.
Elizabethan Theatre Trust Ladies' Committee Scholarship
The Elizabethan Theatre Trust Ladies' Committee Scholarship was established in 1973 by a donation from The Elizabethan Trust Ladies Committee to assist outstanding students that demonstrate talent in Piano, Voice or Orchestral Instruments at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship is available to both undergraduate and postgraduate students enrolled or with an unconditional offer to study full-time at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, portfolio and/or performance, and for postgraduate research applicants, research achievements and potential. Applicants may be required to attend an interview. No application is necessary as eligible students will be considered for this scholarship as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and will be stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to the successful recipient(s). For coursework students, the annual payment will be made in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester. For postgraduate research students, the value of the Scholarship will be paid as a stipend on a fortnightly basis. The Scholarship is offered subject to the availability of funds.
Elizabeth Burgoyne Hudson Postgraduate Research Scholarship
The Elizabeth Burgoyne Hudson Postgraduate Research Scholarship is a stipend scholarship for research students within the Sydney School of Veterinary Science to undertake research in the area of small animal medicine. Established through a bequest from Elizabeth Burgoyne Hudson in 2018, this scholarship supports higher degree research students pursuing Masters by Research or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees. The scholarship may be awarded as either a primary or supplementary scholarship depending on the recipient's circumstances. Primary scholarships provide an annual stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney Research Training Program (RTP) rate for up to 1.75 years for Masters by Research or up to 3.5 years for PhD recipients. Supplementary scholarships provide $10,000 per annum for the same durations. Applicants must apply and be considered for the Research Training Program (RTP) Stipend Scholarships and must have an unconditional offer of admission or be enrolled in full-time studies within the Sydney School of Veterinary Science at the University of Sydney. Selection is based on academic merit, area of study, and research proposal, with the successful applicant nominated by the relevant delegated authority in the Sydney School of Veterinary Science.
Elaine M Grierson Scholarship
The Elaine M Grierson Scholarship is a $6,000 per year undergraduate scholarship supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students studying physiotherapy at the University of Sydney. Established in 2016 through the generous donation of Elaine M. Grierson, this scholarship aims to support Indigenous Australian students pursuing careers in physiotherapy. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit and a personal statement detailing the applicant's reasons for their degree choice, future career goals, and how the scholarship will help achieve those goals. Preference is given to students who can demonstrate financial need and/or are entering the second year of their Bachelor of Applied Science (Physiotherapy) degree. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark of 65 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship. The scholarship is tenable for the full-time duration of the recipient's degree, paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester.
Dylis and Milton Renham Scholarship
The Dylis and Milton Renham Scholarship provides financial support to students at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Established in 2018 from a donation by Dylis and Milton Renham, this scholarship assists outstanding students studying music, with a preference for those studying bassoon, oboe, or saxophone. The scholarship is available to students enrolled or with an unconditional offer to study a full-time coursework or research degree at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music on a case-by-case basis and stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to successful recipients. For coursework students, payments are made in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester. For postgraduate research students, the value is paid as a stipend on a fortnightly basis. Selection is based on academic merit, portfolio and/or performance, and for research students, research achievements and potential. No separate application is necessary as eligible students are automatically considered during the admission application process.
Dr Perry Manusu Scholarship
The Dr Perry Manusu Scholarship is a prestigious undergraduate scholarship established in 2024 through the generous donation of Rosemary Manusu. This scholarship provides financial support to students from rural, regional, or remote areas of Australia entering the Bachelor of Veterinary Biology degree and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is designed to support recent school leavers who are Australian citizens or permanent residents and aims to increase access to veterinary education for students from underserved geographic areas. Recipients must maintain strong academic performance with a minimum Semester Average Mark of 65 each semester. The scholarship provides substantial financial support to help cover educational and living expenses throughout the duration of the veterinary program. Please note that this scholarship has been awarded and is no longer being offered for new applications.
Dr Mary Booth Scholarship
The Dr Mary Booth Scholarship supports female students with the highest weighted average mark (WAM) at the end of the second year of their undergraduate economics degree at the University of Sydney. This scholarship was established to recognize academic excellence among women studying economics and is funded by a donation from the Memorial College of Household Arts and Science. Recipients must be currently enrolled in their third year of an eligible economics degree program within the School of Economics, have obtained a minimum of 96 credit points, and have achieved the highest WAM at the end of their second year. The scholarship provides financial support to help students complete their undergraduate studies in economics. The scholarship is awarded automatically to the eligible student with the highest academic performance, requiring no application. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 75 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship. The award provides up to two years of funding for full-time students or up to four years for part-time students.
Dr Katherine Bau and Brothers Scholarship
The Dr Katherine Bau and Brothers Scholarship is a postgraduate scholarship established in 2024 to provide financial assistance to students experiencing financial hardships while studying the Doctor of Medicine at the University of Sydney. This scholarship was funded by a donation from Dr Katherine Bau Wong and aims to support students facing economic challenges during their medical education. The scholarship is valued at $45,000 per annum and is tenable for up to 4 years, paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester. Recipients must maintain satisfactory academic performance throughout their program and continue full-time enrollment. The scholarship is awarded based on both academic merit and demonstrated financial need, as determined by the Head of School and Dean of The University of Sydney School of Medicine.
Dr John Holt Scholarship for Animal Welfare
This scholarship supports an outstanding Doctor of Veterinary Medicine first-year student in the Sydney School of Veterinary Science with a commitment to animal welfare. The Scholarship was established in 2014 in memory of Dr John Holt, a pre-eminent veterinarian, widely respected in Australia and internationally, who was renowned for his passionate commitment to animal welfare. Dr Holt was much loved for his honesty, humility and the encouragement he gave to others, and was a mentor to generations of veterinarians, including eight university professors. The Scholarship is for the support of an outstanding student enrolled in the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) program with the Sydney School of Veterinary Science at the University of Sydney, who is committed to animal welfare. Recipients are selected based on academic merit, a commitment statement detailing a vision for animal welfare both in Australia and globally, and a personal statement demonstrating leadership and involvement in animal welfare issues.
Douglas Jamieson Aboriginal Scholarship
The Douglas Jamieson Aboriginal Scholarship was established in 2014 to provide financial support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students undertaking undergraduate studies in Science or Engineering at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is funded by a donation from Douglas Jamieson and provides $8,500 per year for up to 5 years of full-time study or part-time equivalent. The scholarship aims to support students from rural, regional or remote areas of Australia who can demonstrate financial disadvantage. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark of 50 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship. Note: This scholarship is currently no longer being offered, though it represents an important funding opportunity established to support Indigenous students in STEM fields.
Dorothy Blanche Chandler Scholarship
The Dorothy Blanche Chandler Scholarship supports postgraduate research in rheumatoid arthritis and associated conditions within the Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney. This scholarship was established in 2003 by a bequest from Bruce Veness Chandler in honour of his mother, Dorothy Blanche Chandler. The scholarship provides financial assistance to outstanding Masters by Research or PhD scholars to conduct research in the area of rheumatoid arthritis and associated conditions. Recipients must apply through the Research Training Program (RTP) application process and be enrolled full-time or part-time with approval. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney Research Training Program (RTP) stipend rate for the duration of the candidate's research degree, up to 4 years for PhD students and up to 2 years for Masters by Research students, depending on commencement date.
Doris Burnett Ford Scholarship
The Doris Burnett Ford Scholarship provides financial support to students studying musical composition at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, University of Sydney. Established in 1994 from the estate of Joan Scott Cocks in memory of her mother, Doris Burnett Ford, this scholarship is awarded to assist outstanding students enrolled in either coursework or research degrees. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit, portfolio and/or performance, and for postgraduate research applicants, on research achievements and potential. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to successful recipients. No application is necessary as eligible students are automatically considered as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.
Diversity of Leaders in Major Projects Scholarship
The Diversity of Leaders in Major Projects Scholarship is a $25,000 award from the John Grill Institute for Project Leadership at the University of Sydney. Established in 2019, the goal of this scholarship is to accelerate the rate at which people from under-represented minority groups move into roles to support the leadership of major projects in Australia. This scholarship covers up to $25,000 for the Executive Leadership in Major Projects (ELMP) Non-Award Program and is tenable for one year only. The program is designed for experienced professionals with at least 10 years of relevant project experience who are currently employed in project-related roles. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, work experience in leading major projects (supported by a portfolio and CV), and a personal statement demonstrating the applicant's motivation and aspirations. Shortlisted applicants are required to attend a formal interview. Recipients must successfully complete all modules and associated milestones as part of the ELMP Program to maintain the scholarship.
Dialysis Australia Nursing Scholarship
The Dialysis Australia Nursing Scholarship was established in 2023 to provide assistance to students studying an undergraduate degree within the University of Sydney Susan Wakil School of Nursing and Midwifery who can demonstrate financial need or financial or social disadvantage. The scholarship supports students from low socio-economic areas pursuing nursing education at the undergraduate level. The scholarship provides comprehensive support including both a cash stipend and accommodation assistance for up to three years. Recipients receive $8,500 per annum as a cash payment distributed in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester, along with $24,000 per annum for accommodation at a college or student residence of or associated with the University of Sydney. To maintain the scholarship, recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 50 each semester and remain enrolled full-time in their undergraduate nursing degree. The scholarship is awarded based on a personal statement, evidence of financial need, proof of low socio-economic background, and an interview process. This scholarship has been awarded and is no longer being offered for new applications.
Deirdre Hall Scholarship for Musically Talented Flute Students
The Deirdre Hall Scholarship for Musically Talented Flute Students is a $5,000 per annum undergraduate scholarship established in 2023 to assist students studying the flute at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is specifically designed to support students from financially disadvantaged backgrounds who are pursuing full-time undergraduate degrees. The scholarship is awarded based on a personal statement and demonstrated evidence of financial disadvantage, as determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship. The annual payment is made in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester, and the scholarship duration is determined by the Dean and stipulated in the offer letter.
Defence Innovation Network Postgraduate Research Supplementary Scholarship
This scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to a PhD student who is undertaking research related to Development of Failure Mode Recognition Methods for UAV Propulsion Systems. The scholarship is funded by the Defence Innovation Network (DIN) and provides supplementary funding to support doctoral research in the School of Aerospace, Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is valued at $5,500 per annum for up to three years, subject to satisfactory academic performance. It is designed to supplement a primary scholarship that provides a stipend allowance at the Research Training Program (RTP) rate. Recipients must be supervised by Associate Professor Nicholas John Lawson and conduct research specifically focused on the Development of Failure Mode Recognition Methods for UAV Propulsion Systems. This is a supplementary scholarship that requires applicants to already hold a primary scholarship from the University of Sydney. The award is made on the basis of academic merit and the relevance of the research proposal to the specified area of study. Recipients must maintain satisfactory progress through annual evaluations and remain enrolled full-time in their PhD program.
Defence Innovation Network Postgraduate Research Supplementary Scholarship
This Scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to a PhD student who is undertaking research related to Tunable Laser Eye Protection. The scholarship is offered to students enrolled full-time in a PhD within the School of Electrical and Information Engineering at the University of Sydney. Recipients must be supervised by Professor Xiaoke Ye and must already hold a primary scholarship from the University of Sydney that provides a stipend allowance. The scholarship provides supplementary funding to support doctoral research in this specific area of defense innovation. This is a supplementary scholarship, meaning it is awarded in addition to a primary stipend scholarship and is designed to provide additional financial support for qualified PhD candidates conducting research in laser eye protection technology.
David W Johnson MySydney Scholarship
The David W Johnson MySydney Scholarship provides financial support to domestic students from low socioeconomic backgrounds pursuing business undergraduate degrees at the University of Sydney. The scholarship provides a cash stipend valued at $8,500 per annum for the duration of the business undergraduate degree, including combined undergraduate degrees, up to a maximum of 5 years. The purpose of this scholarship is to address the educational disadvantage experienced by people living in areas affected by socio-economic disadvantage, by facilitating and supporting their participation in University of Sydney business courses. Recipients must have applied for admission through UAC and resided in an area listed in the bottom 25 percent of the Australian Bureau of Statistics Socio-Economic Index for Areas (SEIFA) Index of Education and Occupation (IEO). In addition to the cash stipend, recipients receive support through the transition program, annual USU Rewards Membership, access to the Vice Chancellor's Global Mobility Award valued up to $5,000, eligibility for additional accommodation scholarships, and access to an alumni and industry mentoring program in their final year of study.
David Clarke Memorial Scholarship
The David Clarke Memorial Scholarship was established in 2011 to provide assistance to students who demonstrate outstanding academic achievement and potential, and who are Sydney University rugby players with ambitions for higher achievements in the sport of rugby. The successful applicant must embody the values and high standards of integrity that David Clarke represented throughout his life. This sports scholarship is designed to support both undergraduate and postgraduate students who have completed at least 48 credit points in their degree and maintain active participation in The University of Sydney Rugby Union Team. The scholarship is valued at $15,000 per annum and is tenable for up to one year, paid in two equal instalments after the relevant census date of each semester. Applicants are selected based on academic merit, a personal statement demonstrating their embodiment of David Clarke's values and their ambitions in rugby, and if needed, personal circumstances. The scholarship will be awarded by a selection committee chaired by the Vice Chancellor or their nominee, after nomination by the Manager of The University of Sydney Rugby Club. Recipients must maintain a minimum semester average mark (SAM) of 65 and remain active participants in the University of Sydney Rugby Union Team.
DMD-Colgate Research Dissemination Cost Scholarship
This scholarship was established in 2022 to support students studying Doctor of Dental Medicine at the University of Sydney School of Dentistry to undertake research activities. The scholarship has been donated by Colgate-Palmolive Pty Ltd, and it's referred to as the 'Colgate Research Scholarship'. The scholarship provides funds for publication costs for high-quality journals or conference registration costs. It is awarded on the basis of the quality and impact of the output. Applicants must be enrolled full-time in Doctor of Dental Medicine at the University of Sydney School of Dentistry and must have received acceptance of a publication, or an abstract for an oral or poster presentation at a conference. The scholarship is valued at up to $2,500 and is paid as a one-off payment.
DIN Postgraduate Research Supplementary Scholarship in Digital Twin Capability for Solid Rocket Motor
This scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to a PhD student who is undertaking research related to digital twin capability for solid rocket motor through life support. The scholarship is funded by the Defence Innovation Network (DIN) and is available to students enrolled full-time in a PhD within the School of Aerospace, Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering at the University of Sydney. Applicants must be Australian citizens and supervised by Professor Matthew Cleary. The scholarship is a supplementary award, meaning recipients must already hold a primary scholarship from the University of Sydney that provides a stipend allowance valued at the Research Training Program (RTP) rate. The successful applicant will be selected on the basis of academic merit and their research proposal in the specified area of study.
DBH Scholarship
The DBH Scholarship is a postgraduate research scholarship established in 1983 by Dr Robin J. Helby in memory of his mother. The scholarship rotates annually among three different fields: support for German nationals to undertake postgraduate research in any field, research in geology and geophysics, and research into the social effects of alcoholism. Only one award in one of the specific fields is available at any one time. The scholarship provides an annual stipend allowance equivalent to the Research Training Program (RTP) stipend rate for up to two years for master's by research recipients and up to three years for PhD recipients, subject to satisfactory academic performance. PhD recipients may apply for an extension of up to six months. Additional benefits include relocation allowances and thesis allowances. In 2020, the scholarship was offered specifically for German nationals. Applicants must have an unconditional offer of admission or be enrolled full-time in a master's by research or PhD program at the University of Sydney. They must have completed an honours degree (first class or second class upper), a master's degree in a related field with substantial research component, or an equivalent qualification. Selection is based on academic merit, area of study and research proposal, curriculum vitae, and two academic references.
Corinna D'Hage Mayer String Scholarship
The Corinna D'Hage Mayer String Scholarship provides financial support to outstanding students undertaking studies in string instruments at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Established in 2008 from the estate of Arthur James Mayer, this scholarship is designed to assist students pursuing either coursework or research degrees at the Conservatorium. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and will be stipulated in the scholarship offer letter to successful recipients. No separate application is required as eligible students will be automatically considered as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit and/or portfolio and performance, and may also consider research achievements and potential for postgraduate research applicants.
Connectivity Innovation Network (CIN) Scholarship
This Scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to research students who are undertaking research in Spectrally efficient wide-area massive multi-access technologies. The scholarship is a postgraduate research award for PhD students at the University of Sydney's Faculty of Engineering. Recipients must conduct research with Professor Yonghui Li in the field of spectrally efficient wide-area massive multi-access technologies. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance along with coverage of academic course fees and the Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) for the duration of the PhD program. Selection is based on academic merit and the quality of the research proposal in the specified area of study.
Combined Master's in Veterinary Studies/Clinical Studies Scholarship
The Combined Master's Degree in Veterinary Studies/Veterinary Clinical Studies Scholarship supports students studying the combined Master of Veterinary Studies and Master of Veterinary Clinical Studies at the University of Sydney. This scholarship is offered to the most outstanding applicants accepted into this clinical residency program, providing advanced clinical training and research for qualified veterinarians in a specified veterinary area. The scholarship provides comprehensive financial support including a stipend allowance, educational allowance, and coverage of academic course fees. Recipients participate in a three-year combined Masters program that integrates clinical training with research components. The scholarship is designed to support veterinarians pursuing specialized clinical expertise through an intensive residency-style program at the Sydney School of Veterinary Science.
Citadel Securities Prize for Excellence in Computer Science
The Citadel Securities Prize for Excellence in Computer Science is an undergraduate scholarship established in 2020 to recognize outstanding achievement in advanced computing. This prize is awarded annually to the student who achieved the highest annual average mark in their third year of the Bachelor of Advanced Computing. The scholarship is generously funded by Citadel Enterprise Asia Limited and administered through the School of Computer Science at the University of Sydney. The award is valued at $1,000 and is automatically awarded to eligible students without requiring an application. The prize is tenable for one year and will be paid as a one-off payment. If two or more students achieve the highest annual average mark, the scholarship value will be shared equally among them. This scholarship recognizes academic excellence and encourages high-achieving students enrolled in the fourth year (Honours) of the Bachelor of Advanced Computing program. The award is available to both domestic and international students currently enrolled full-time in the honors year of their degree.
Cicada Innovations Postgraduate Research Placement Scholarship
This scholarship financially supports PhD students who have been accepted into the Cicada Innovations Placement program. The scholarship provides a stipend to PhD students at the University of Sydney who undertake a six-month research placement with Cicada Innovations Company. Recipients must have completed at least one year of their PhD studies and been selected for the Innovation Experience placement. The scholarship is funded by the NSW Department of Industry from the NSW Boost Innovation Fund and aims to support innovation and industry engagement for doctoral researchers.
China Scholarship Council Research Programs Visiting Scholars
The University of Sydney-China Scholarship Council Visiting Scholar fellowship supports early career research scholars from leading Chinese research universities to conduct postdoctoral research at the University of Sydney. The fellowship is available for either 12 or 24 months and is designed for prestigious researchers engaged in established research programs at their home institutions. Successful applicants are expected to be based full-time at the University of Sydney for the duration of their fellowship. The applicant's home institution provides a living allowance and health insurance, while the China Scholarship Council covers international airfare between China and Sydney plus visa costs. The University of Sydney provides office and laboratory accommodation and access to necessary research facilities.
Charles Perkins Centre Westmead Supplementary Scholarship
This scholarship supports students undertaking research within the Charles Perkins Centre at Westmead. The scholarship is funded by a gift from Dr Jennifer Mun-Yum Foong and Mr Kim Yee, and provides supplementary stipend support to PhD students who already hold a primary scholarship from the University of Sydney. Recipients must carry out their primary research project at the Charles Perkins Centre Westmead precinct and have a reporting supervisor who is an Academic Director of Charles Perkins Centre Westmead. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, curriculum vitae, demonstrated research experience in cardio metabolic or affiliated projects, and a personal statement elaborating the research to be undertaken at the Centre. This is a supplementary scholarship designed to provide additional financial support to PhD students already receiving primary scholarship funding.
Chapple/Bremner Scholarship
The Chapple/Bremner Scholarship supports young musicians moving into the music profession to undertake studies in singing and piano at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. This scholarship was established by donations and a bequest from James Chapple and is designed to help talented students pursue full-time coursework or research degrees in music performance. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, portfolio, and/or performance ability. For postgraduate research applicants, research achievements and potential are also considered. Applicants may be required to attend an interview as part of the selection process. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music at their discretion and will be stipulated in the offer letter to successful recipients. No application is necessary as eligible students are automatically considered as part of their admission application to the Conservatorium. Recipients must maintain satisfactory academic performance, with coursework students needing to maintain a minimum weighted average mark (WAM) of 65 each semester. The scholarship provides financial support to help students focus on their musical studies and professional development in singing and/or piano.
Chancellor's Award
The Chancellor's Award is an undergraduate scholarship offered by the University of Sydney to recognize and support school-leavers with outstanding academic performance. This prestigious scholarship is awarded automatically to students who achieve an ATAR of 99.90 or equivalent in the NSW Higher School Certificate Examination. The scholarship provides $10,000 per annum for the full duration of an undergraduate degree, including combined undergraduate degrees. Recipients are automatically identified following the release of ATAR results, with no application required. In addition to the financial support, scholarship recipients receive priority access to student accommodations at the University of Sydney. The scholarship can be deferred for up to two years and is transferable to another undergraduate degree at the university. Recipients are expected to maintain an excellent academic record with a Distinction Level Semester Average Mark of 75 throughout their studies. The scholarship is paid in two equal installments after the census date of each semester and continues for the normal full-time duration of the recipient's undergraduate program.
Centre for Advanced Food Enginomics Scholarship
The Advanced Food Enginomics Research Scholarship supports commencing PhD students to conduct research into sensors for smart food packaging at the University of Sydney. The Centre for Advanced Food Enginomics (CAFE) was established at the University of Sydney in 2017 with the aim of meeting food and health challenges of the 21st century by creating and delivering nutritious and wholesome processed foods to improve human well-being. The scholarship is offered for two specific research projects: Project A focuses on Sensor Design for Food Safety, Quality and Traceability, while Project B addresses Food Sensors Integrated in the Internet of Things (IoT). This project is funded by the Australian Research Council for collaborative research with an international company. Research will be conducted using state-of-the-art facilities and equipment located at the Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies and the Sydney Institute of Agriculture.
Canon Honours Scholarship
The Canon Honours Scholarship was established by an initial donation in 2002 from Canon Australia, who have a strong commitment to the academic development of Australia's youth. The scholarship is designed to encourage outstanding academic endeavour in marketing and support students commencing an honours program with a specialisation in marketing at the University of Sydney Business School. Two scholarships are available annually, with amounts offered based on ranking against selection criteria. The first scholarship provides $8,000 payable for one year, while the second provides $4,000 payable for one year. The annual payment is made in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester. To be eligible, applicants must have completed their undergraduate coursework degree at the University of Sydney Business School and have been accepted into an honours program with a marketing specialisation. Applicants must have obtained a minimum distinction average (75 and above) in their undergraduate Marketing major units of study. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit, specifically performance in undergraduate Marketing major units of study. No separate application is required as students are automatically considered when applying for the marketing honours program. Recipients may be invited to promote the program, represent the University at student welcome and marketing events, corporate networking events, and fulfil on-campus functions of a Business School Student Ambassador. The scholarship cannot be deferred without prior permission and is not transferable to another honours program, faculty, or university.
CSIRO Industry PhD Program
The CSIRO Industry PhD Program (iPhD) is a research training program focusing on applied research that benefits industry by solving real-world challenges. It aims to produce the next generation of innovation leaders with the skills to work at the interface of research and industry in Australia. The program provides a four-year scholarship package totaling $46,000 per annum for full-time domestic PhD students studying Science (Physics, Chemistry) or Engineering (Chemical, Biomolecular). Students receive supervision from the University of Sydney, CSIRO, and an industry partner, along with a structured professional development and training program. The program includes a three-month industry engagement component with an industry partner and a four-year Project Expense and Development package of $13,000 per annum. The current available project focuses on kinetic modelling of plasma-enhanced CO2 methanation, which aims to develop disruptive technology for hydrogen storage and transport.
CEMS Exchange Travel Scholarships
The CEMS Exchange Travel Scholarships provide financial assistance to Master of Management (CEMS) students participating in exchange programs at recognised CEMS partner institutions. The University of Sydney Business School offers this scholarship to support students undertaking one or two semesters of approved exchange study that can be credited back to their Master of Management (CEMS) degree. The scholarships are awarded automatically based on academic merit, determined by the Weighted Average Mark for all University of Sydney units of study completed in the student's first semester in the Master of Management (CEMS). Up to four scholarships may be available each year, with two scholarships potentially awarded in each semester. The scholarship is valued at $2,000 and is tenable only during the student's first semester on exchange. No application is required, and students may hold this scholarship concurrently with other scholarship funding that assists with their exchange program.
CAE Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Engineering Scholarship
This scholarship has been established to encourage and support Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students to study engineering or related disciplines at the Faculty of Engineering, University of Sydney. The scholarship is valued at $10,000 per annum and is tenable for up to 4 years. It is awarded to domestic students who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander and who qualify for enrollment in an undergraduate program (including combined degrees) in the Faculty of Engineering. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, confirmation of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander identity, and a personal statement demonstrating passion or motivation to pursue a career in engineering. Recipients will be encouraged to participate in paid internships or work experience with CAE.
Business School International Scholarship
The Business School International Scholarship is awarded to international students of high academic merit at the University of Sydney Business School. This scholarship provides financial support ranging from $5,000 to $10,000 to international students commencing a second degree at master's level at the Business School. The scholarship is designed to recognize exceptional academic achievement and support students transitioning from their first degree at the University of Sydney to a coursework master's program. Recipients must have completed a degree at the University of Sydney in the teaching period immediately prior to the semester for which the scholarship is offered. The scholarship is available for most coursework master's degrees delivered by the Business School, excluding MBA, MBA Leadership and Enterprise, MBA Technology and Digital Strategy, and Executive MBA programs. Students are automatically considered during the admission process with no separate application required. The scholarship amount is determined based on academic merit, with $10,000 awarded to students of exceptional academic merit and $5,000 to students of very high academic merit. The payment is made as a credit to the student's fee account after the census date and can be used to offset tuition fees in the following semester. Scholarship recipients may be invited to promote the program, represent the University at events, and serve as Business School Student Ambassadors. Note that this scholarship will not be offered in Semester 1 2026. The scholarship cannot be deferred or suspended without prior approval and is subject to availability of funds.
Business School Supplementary Research Scholarship
The Business School Supplementary Research Scholarship (BSSRS) is a postgraduate research scholarship designed to support outstanding research students at the University of Sydney Business School who have been awarded an external primary research scholarship. This supplementary scholarship provides additional financial support to bring the total funding up to the university's Research Training Program (RTP) stipend rate. The scholarship provides a supplementary annual stipend allowance equivalent to the difference between the primary scholarship amount and the University's nominated RTP rate during the tenure of the primary scholarship. This ensures that all students receive funding at the standard RTP level regardless of their primary scholarship amount. The scholarship also covers the Student Services and Amenities Fee. This scholarship is automatically awarded to eligible students upon receiving a primary stipend scholarship, with no separate application required. The BSSRS supports both Research Doctorate and Research Masters students enrolled in the University of Sydney Business School, providing funding for up to 14 research periods for doctoral students and up to 7 research periods for masters students.
Business School Research Scholarship
The Business School Research Scholarship (BSRS) is a postgraduate research scholarship developed to support outstanding Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree students within The University of Sydney Business School. The scholarship provides comprehensive financial support including a stipend indexed annually to the Research Training Program (RTP) rate, full tuition fee coverage for international students, and Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF) coverage. Recipients receive funding for up to 3.5 years for PhD studies or 1.75 years for Master of Philosophy (MPhil) studies. The scholarship is awarded based on demonstrated academic merit and research potential to candidates who apply for admission to full-time postgraduate research degrees at the Business School. Candidates are automatically considered when they apply for admission by the relevant deadlines of February 1st or September 30th each year.
Business School Postgraduate Kick Starter Scholarship
The Business School Postgraduate Kick Starter Scholarship was established in 2023 to encourage lifelong learning and skill development among domestic students. This scholarship is awarded to commencing domestic, full fee-paying students enrolling in a pre-experience postgraduate coursework degree within the University of Sydney Business School. The scholarship provides financial support ranging from $2,250 to $9,000 for one semester only, depending on study load. No separate application is required - eligible students who have secured an unconditional offer of admission will be automatically considered for the award. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit and aims to support students beginning their postgraduate business education journey.
Business School Post-Submission Award
This is a post submission award established to provide PhD students who have shown strong potential to pursue jobs in prestigious academic and industrial positions the opportunity to improve their publication record and better prepare for job market success. The award provides financial support for PhD students within the University of Sydney Business School who are within 6 months of their expected thesis submission date. The award supports recipients during the thesis examination period, allowing them to focus on enhancing their research outputs including journals, conferences and books, developing their research pipeline, and preparing for career opportunities in academia or industry. Recipients must have submitted their thesis and be under examination to receive payments.
Bruce Veness Chandler Supplementary Scholarship in Food Chemistry (Life and Environmental Sciences)
The Bruce Veness Chandler Supplementary Scholarship in Food Chemistry supports outstanding postgraduate students conducting research in the field of food chemistry within the School of Life and Environmental Sciences. Established in 2004 by a bequest of $400,000 from the residual estate of Bruce Veness Chandler, this supplementary scholarship assists Masters by Research or PhD scholars with their living costs while completing their studies. The scholarship provides an annual stipend allowance of $10,000 for up to one year, subject to satisfactory academic performance. Applicants must already hold a primary scholarship that provides a stipend allowance and must be enrolled full-time at the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney. The successful applicant will be selected based on academic merit, curriculum vitae, area of study and research proposal, and the importance of the research support sought. The research subject and approach should be such that it could potentially lead to publication of scientific papers in both fundamental research journals as well as food, agriculture and nutrition journals.
Bruce Veness Chandler Research Scholarship in Grain Quality and Proteomics
A University of Sydney RTP rate stipend scholarship for a PhD student within the School of Life and Environmental Sciences (SOLES) to undertake research in grain quality and proteomics. The scholarship is funded by The Bruce Veness Chandler Fund and supports students undertaking doctoral research within the Faculty of Science. The focus of the successful candidate's research will be on determining the effects of crop heat stress and elevated atmospheric CO2 on the grain quality and proteome of wheat, barley and chickpea. The outputs of the research will be used in gene discovery for plant breeding, and the work will be done in collaboration with several academic staff in SOLES. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney Research Training Program (RTP) Stipend rate for up to 3.5 years, subject to satisfactory academic performance.
Bruce A Pontin Memorial Scholarship
The Bruce A Pontin Memorial Scholarship provides support to students studying piano or organ at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. Established in 2014 from the Estate of late Edna Pontin, this scholarship assists young students who exhibit excellence in piano or organ to further their music studies and performance skills. The scholarship is available to both undergraduate and postgraduate students, including coursework and research degree candidates. The scholarship will be awarded based on academic merit, personal statement, demonstrated evidence of disadvantage, and/or portfolio and performance. For postgraduate research applicants, research achievements and potential may also be considered. Preference is given to applicants with financial disadvantage and to applicants who are 20 years of age or less. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and will be stipulated in the offer letter to successful recipients. For coursework students, payment is made in two equal instalments per year after census dates. For postgraduate research students, the value is paid as a stipend on a fortnightly basis. This scholarship is offered as either a merit or equity scholarship. Merit-based scholarships require no application as students are automatically considered as part of their admission application. For equity scholarships, students must apply separately when applications are open, typically in February for Semester 1.
Britton Craigie Scholarship
The Britton Craigie Scholarship is a postgraduate research stipend scholarship established to provide financial assistance to an outstanding Master's by research or PhD scholar within the School of Nursing, Faculty of Medicine and Health at the University of Sydney. This scholarship was established in 2015 from the Estate of the late Clare Rosalind Craigie and is specifically designated for female students. The scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney Research Training Program (RTP) rate for the duration of the candidate's research degree, up to 2-4 years depending on the degree type and commencement date. Recipients must apply through the Research Training Program (RTP) application process and be enrolled in the School of Nursing within the Faculty of Medicine and Health.
Bowman Cameron Scholarship
The Bowman Cameron Scholarship provides financial assistance to domestic students studying in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Sydney. Established in 2020, this scholarship was originally founded in 1877 by a bequest from Andrew Robertson Cameron, MD. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit and a personal statement demonstrating leadership skills, personal attributes, and achievements. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship. The award is valued at $5,000 per annum and is tenable for three years, paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester.
BlueScope Indigenous Scholarship in Business
The BlueScope Indigenous Scholarship in Business is a prestigious undergraduate scholarship generously donated by BlueScope Steel to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students pursuing their studies at the University of Sydney Business School. The scholarship is valued at $12,500 per annum and is tenable for up to two years, providing essential financial support for full-time undergraduate coursework. The scholarship aims to assist Indigenous students in achieving their educational goals in business disciplines. Recipients are selected based on a comprehensive assessment including a personal statement demonstrating leadership experience and potential, extracurricular activities, community involvement, personal qualities, academic merit, and an interview process. To maintain the scholarship, recipients must sustain satisfactory academic performance with a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 60 each semester over a full-time study load. The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester and provides crucial financial assistance for Indigenous students to complete their undergraduate business degrees at one of Australia's leading business schools.
Betty Rosalie Richards Clinical Residency Scholarship
This scholarship supports research in the Sydney School of Veterinary Science, specifically for students undertaking research in veterinary pathology. Established in 1992 through a bequest from Betty Rosalie Richards, the scholarship provides financial support for clinical students enrolled in the veterinary pathology stream of the Master of Veterinary Studies or Master of Veterinary Clinical Studies. Higher degree by research students in areas of veterinary science and animal production are also eligible. No separate application is required; students are automatically considered based on admission to the clinical residency program. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit and/or area of study and research proposal, as nominated by the delegated authority in the Sydney School of Veterinary Science.
BUSS4909 Startup Project Scholarship
The BUSS4909 Startup Project Scholarship is a $5,000 undergraduate scholarship established by the University of Sydney Business School to support students enrolled in the start-up accelerator program. The scholarship is available to students in the Bachelor of Advanced Studies who have completed the prerequisite units of study BUSS4907 and BUSS4908 in the previous semester and are currently enrolled in BUSS4909: Startup Project. The scholarship is awarded on merit based on the recipient's average mark for BUSS4907 and BUSS4908. The selection committee consists of the Head of Discipline of Strategy, Innovation and Entrepreneurship and at least one other academic staff member in the Discipline. The award is paid as a one-off payment after the census date and is subject to the availability of funds. Recipients must remain enrolled in their degree and in the unit of study BUSS4909 during the tenure of the scholarship. The scholarship will be terminated if the recipient withdraws from the unit, is found guilty of serious misconduct, or does not resume study after a period of approved leave. Deferral is not permitted. This scholarship is not currently offered in 2026.
Australian Wool Education Trust (AWET) Sheep and Wool Placement Scholarship
This scholarship supports students in Veterinary Science or Agricultural Science within the Faculty of Science at the University of Sydney to undertake regional placements in the sheep or wool industry. The scholarship is funded by an Australian Wool Education Trust (AWET) grant to the University of Sydney to support coursework students undertaking regional placements in the Sheep or Wool industry. Applicants must be enrolled in their first or second year of the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program, or any year of the Bachelor of Animal and Veterinary Bioscience and Bachelor of Agricultural Science. The scholarship provides financial support to students demonstrating financial hardship or disadvantage to attend a commercial sheep placement site located outside the Greater Sydney Area. The placement must not be located at a university farm or be owned by the applicant's immediate family.
Architecture, Design and Planning Dean's Outstanding Merit Scholarship
The Architecture, Design and Planning Dean's Outstanding Merit Scholarship is a yearly $1,000 scholarship established in 2002 by the Dean to encourage the most talented individuals to undertake undergraduate courses in the Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning at the University of Sydney. This scholarship is awarded automatically to recent school leavers who are Australian citizens, New Zealand citizens, or Australian permanent residents enrolling in eligible architecture, design, and planning programs. The scholarship is tenable for the normal full-time duration of the degree program and may be extended for an additional year for recipients undertaking an honours year (excluding Bachelor of Design in Architecture (Honours) and Master of Architecture students as their honours year is inbuilt). The annual value is paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester. Recipients must have achieved a minimum ATAR of 98 or equivalent and must not have completed any prior tertiary studies. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit as demonstrated through the HSC or equivalent. To maintain ongoing eligibility, recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 75 each semester. No application is required as eligible candidates are considered automatically as part of the admissions process. This scholarship recognizes outstanding academic achievement and provides financial support to encourage talented students to pursue their studies in architecture, design, and planning disciplines.
Architecture, Design and Planning Dean's Merit Scholarship
The Architecture, Design and Planning Dean's Merit Scholarship is a $1,000 undergraduate scholarship established in 1999 by the Dean of the Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning. The scholarship aims to encourage the most talented individuals to undertake undergraduate courses in architecture, design and planning at the University of Sydney. This scholarship is awarded to recent school leavers who are Australian citizens, New Zealand citizens, or Australian permanent residents. Recipients must be enrolling in specific design and architecture degree programs at the Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning and have achieved a minimum ATAR of 95 or equivalent. The scholarship is valued at $1,000 and is tenable for one year only. One scholarship will be awarded for each eligible degree program. No application is required as eligible candidates are considered automatically as part of the admissions process. The scholarship value will be paid as a lump sum payment after the first applicable census date.
Architecture, Design and Planning Dean's International Merit Scholarship
The Architecture, Design and Planning Dean's International Merit Scholarship is a $1,000 undergraduate scholarship established in 2003 by the dean of the Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning at the University of Sydney. The scholarship aims to encourage talented international students who are recent high school leavers to pursue undergraduate study in architecture, design and planning programs. This merit-based scholarship is awarded automatically to eligible international students who achieve a minimum ATAR of 95 or equivalent and enroll in one of the following degree programs: Bachelor of Architecture and Environments, Bachelor of Design in Architecture, Bachelor of Design in Architecture (Honours) and Master of Architecture, Bachelor of Design (Interaction Design), or Bachelor of Design (Interaction Design) and Bachelor of Advanced Studies. The scholarship is tenable for one year only and is paid as a lump sum after the first applicable census date. No separate application is required as eligible candidates are considered automatically as part of the admissions process. Recipients must remain successfully enrolled in their degree program and maintain satisfactory academic performance throughout the year. This scholarship represents the University's commitment to attracting high-achieving international students to study architecture and design at one of Australia's leading universities.
Appen Inclusive AI Scholarship in Linguistics
The Appen Inclusive AI Scholarship in Linguistics is an undergraduate scholarship established in 2022 from a donation by Appen to support students undertaking studies in Linguistics within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is valued at $8,000 per annum and is tenable for up to 5 years for full-time students, or $4,000 per annum for up to 10 years for part-time students. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit. If applicants are of equal merit, preference is given to applicants who identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander, are female and/or gender-diverse, or are culturally and linguistically diverse. Recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 75 each semester to continue receiving the scholarship. Applicants must have an unconditional offer of admission or be currently enrolled full-time in an undergraduate degree within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Sydney and must undertake a major in Linguistics. The scholarship amount is paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester.
Annie Beatrice Robinson Wilson MySydney Scholarship
The Annie Beatrice Robinson Wilson MySydney Scholarship is an undergraduate scholarship that provides $8,500 per annum to support civil engineering undergraduate students from low socio-economic areas. The purpose of this scholarship is to address the educational disadvantage experienced by people living in areas affected by socio-economic disadvantage, by facilitating and supporting their participation in University of Sydney civil engineering courses. The scholarship is tenable for the published full-time duration of the recipient's civil engineering undergraduate (single or combined) degree up to a maximum total duration of 5 years full-time or part-time equivalent. Recipients must be domestic students who have applied for admission through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) and resided in an area listed in the bottom 25 percent of the Australian Bureau of Statistics Socio-Economic Index for Areas (SEIFA) Index of Education and Occupation (IEO) when they applied. In addition to the annual stipend, recipients receive comprehensive support including access to the Preparation for Sydney Uni program to support the transition from school to university, annual University of Sydney Union Rewards Membership, access to the Vice Chancellor's Global Mobility Award valued up to AUD 5,000 for eligible exchange programs, eligibility to apply for additional accommodation scholarships, and access to an alumni and industry mentoring program in the final year of study. The scholarship is awarded to students with the highest Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) who meet the eligibility criteria and receive an unconditional admission offer to the University of Sydney through UAC. No separate scholarship application is required, as eligible students are automatically considered based on their UAC application and admission.
Allen D McConnell Scholarship
The Allen D McConnell Scholarship was established in 1999 by a donation from Mr Allen McConnell to encourage research and study in the fields of hydraulics and fluid mechanics. The scholarship aims to support postgraduate research students in the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney. The scholarship has particular emphasis on the areas of flood control, irrigation, catchment management, water conservation, coastal engineering, sustainable energy, and environmental fluid mechanics. The scholarship provides financial support to full-time master's by research or PhD students in the School of Civil Engineering who are researching or willing to research in these specialized areas.
Alison Burrell Bequest
The Alison Burrell Bequest is a scholarship established in 2020 to provide financial assistance to students studying to become a composer at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music at the University of Sydney. The scholarship was established from a bequest from Alison Burrell and supports both undergraduate and postgraduate students, including coursework and research degrees. Eligible students must be enrolled or have an unconditional offer to study full-time at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and be studying to become a composer. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit, portfolio and/or performance, and for postgraduate research applicants, research achievements and potential may also be considered. Applicants may be required to attend an interview. No formal application is necessary as eligible students will be automatically considered for this scholarship as part of their admission application to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and will vary based on individual circumstances. For coursework students, payments are made in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester, while postgraduate research students receive a fortnightly stipend. Recipients must maintain satisfactory academic performance throughout the tenure of the scholarship, with coursework students required to maintain a minimum WAM of 65 each semester. The scholarship is subject to the availability of funds and cannot be deferred, though transfer within the same faculty may be permitted with written approval from the Dean.
Alfred Godfrey Postgraduate Research Scholarship in a Cultural History of the Policing of Music in Australia
This Scholarship has been established to provide financial assistance to a PhD student who is undertaking research in an aspect of a cultural history of the policing of music in Australia. The scholarship is co-funded by Australian Research Council (ARC) Discovery Projects grant for the project 'Policing Australian Popular Music' and the generous donation to University of Sydney Law School by Florence May Padbury in memory of her late father Alfred Godfrey. The successful candidate will conduct research across inter-disciplinary fields related to the project focusing on the relationship between policing and popular music in Australia. Fields of study include criminology, sociology of music, cultural history, Indigenous and First Nations studies. The research must be supervised by either Professor Murray Lee (Sydney Law School) or Dr Toby Martin (Sydney Conservatorium of Music) at the University of Sydney. The Scholarship provides a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney Research Training Program (RTP) Stipend rate for up to 3.5 years, subject to satisfactory academic performance. Preference will be given to applicants of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander background in line with the research topic. Applicants must have an unconditional offer of admission to study full-time in a PhD within the University of Sydney Law School or Sydney Conservatorium of Music, and hold at least an Honours degree (First Class or Second Class Upper) or a Master's degree in social or human sciences, criminology, cultural studies, history, law, political science, international relations or equivalent.
Alexander D Strang Scholarship in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
The Alexander D Strang Scholarship in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering provides financial support to commencing undergraduate students from regional or remote areas of Australia who are pursuing a degree in the School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. This scholarship was generously donated by Alexander D. Strang in 2008 to develop links with rural and regional communities and encourage students from these communities to study chemical and biomolecular engineering at the University of Sydney. The scholarship is valued at $6,418 AUD and is tenable for one year only. Recipients must be Australian citizens or permanent residents who are recent school leavers qualifying for entry into an undergraduate degree, including combined degrees, offered by the School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. The scholarship is awarded based on academic merit as demonstrated by performance in the NSW HSC or equivalent, along with evidence of primary residential address in a rural, regional, or remote area of Australia. Applicants of the E12 Scheme are automatically considered for this scholarship without needing to complete a separate application form. To continue receiving the scholarship, recipients must maintain a minimum Semester Average Mark (SAM) of 65 each semester and remain enrolled full-time in an eligible degree program. The scholarship amount is paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester.
Alan Hyland Scholarship for Instrumental Studies
This scholarship provides support to students studying instrumental studies at the Conservatorium of Music at the University of Sydney. Established in 2020 from a gift from Alan Hyland and John Luscombe Endowment for Vocal and Instrumental Studies, it offers financial assistance to both undergraduate and postgraduate students. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of academic merit, personal statement, demonstrated evidence of disadvantage, and/or portfolio and performance. For postgraduate research applicants, research achievements and potential are also considered. Preference is given to postgraduate applicants. The scholarship value and duration are determined by the Dean of the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and stipulated in the offer letter to successful recipients.
Adamo and Francesca Boncardo MySydney Scholarship
The Adamo and Francesca Boncardo MySydney Scholarship is an undergraduate scholarship program designed to address educational disadvantage experienced by people living in areas affected by socio-economic disadvantage. The scholarship provides financial support of $8,500 per year for domestic students who have applied through UAC and reside in areas listed in the bottom 25 percent of the Australian Bureau of Statistics Socio-Economic Index for Areas (SEIFA) Index of Education and Occupation. The scholarship aims to facilitate and support participation in University of Sydney undergraduate courses for students from low socioeconomic backgrounds. Recipients receive comprehensive support beyond the financial award, including transition support through the Preparation for Sydney Uni program, annual USU Rewards Membership, access to the Vice Chancellor's Global Mobility Award valued up to $5,000 for exchange programs, eligibility for additional accommodation scholarships, and access to alumni and industry mentoring programs in their final year. The scholarship is tenable for the full-time published duration of the recipient's undergraduate degree up to a maximum of 5 years, and can be held while studying part-time. The scholarship does not require a separate application - students who meet eligibility criteria and receive an unconditional admission offer through UAC are automatically considered. This scholarship is currently not available to new students but represents a significant opportunity for eligible domestic students from disadvantaged areas to access quality higher education with comprehensive support.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Success Award
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Success Award is a $2,000 award for students who are of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander descent to recognise their academic achievements in their undergraduate degree. This award is automatically granted to eligible students who meet specific academic criteria. Recipients are identified after 31 March each year based on their performance in the previous academic year. No separate application is required. The award recognises students who have demonstrated strong academic performance while enrolled in an undergraduate degree at the University of Sydney.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Entry Award
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Entry Award supports academically gifted Australian Indigenous students to commence tertiary study at the University of Sydney. This award is valued at $10,000 and is tenable for one year only. The scholarship aims to encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students who have achieved an ATAR of 85 or above in the NSW Higher School Certificate (or equivalent) to begin their undergraduate studies at the University. No application is required, as all eligible students will be automatically considered. The award is paid as one instalment after the census date of the recipient's first semester. Recipients must be commencing in the first year of an undergraduate degree through UAC and must identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander. The award is not deferrable and must be taken up by enrolment in the first year of the nominated degree program in the year for which the offer is made.
ARIAM Research Hub PhD Scholarships
The ARIAM Research Hub PhD Scholarships provide opportunities for outstanding PhD scholars to work in a multidisciplinary research team within the Australian Research Council (ARC) Research Hub for Intelligent Robotics Systems for Real-Time Asset Management (ARIAM). The scholarship offers a stipend allowance equivalent to the University of Sydney's Research Training Program (RTP) stipend rate per annum, maintained through satisfactory academic performance. The ARIAM Research Hub will train PhD candidates in leading robotics, mechatronics and computer science methods that have real-world applications for the creation of intelligent robotics systems designed to inform better decision-making in the management of infrastructure and assets. Recipients are expected to work under the supervision of a Chief Investigator in the ARIAM Research Hub and may be required to spend time embedded with industry partner offices. The scholarship is available for both domestic and international students enrolled full-time in a PhD program or Master's by Research with the intent to transfer to PhD within the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney. Engineering students applying for admissions are automatically considered for this scholarship, with no separate application required.
AJ Shearsby Prize
The AJ Shearsby Prize is an undergraduate scholarship valued at $200 to support students enrolled in geology units during their first year of studies at the University of Sydney. Established in 1958, this scholarship was generously donated in honour of Mr A.J. Shearsby of Yass by his geological friends and by the Rotary Club of Yass. The prize is awarded automatically based on HSC results and university enrollment, with no application required. It recognizes the student who achieved the highest marks in Earth and Environmental Science in the NSW Higher School Certificate (HSC) and who enrolls in at least 6 credit points of geology units in their first year. The scholarship is tenable for one year and is paid as a one-off payment after the census date of the relevant semester.
AE and FAQ Stephens Scholarship
The AE and FAQ Stephens Scholarship provides funding to support research work in any faculty or discipline at the University of Sydney. This scholarship was originally established in 1953 following a bequest from Francis Allan Quintin Stephens of his residuary estate to the University for the purpose of supporting postgraduate research work. The scholarship provides stipend support valued at the Research Training Program (RTP) Stipend rate, indexed annually on 1 January. Recipients must be domestic students undertaking full-time Masters by Research or PhD studies. The scholarship follows the Research Training Program application process and is awarded on the basis of academic merit as recommended by a committee appointed by the Academic Board.
Y.L and S.H Wong Family Scholarship
The Y.L and S.H Wong Family Scholarship is a $10,000 per year scholarship designed to support undergraduate students in financial need studying at the University of Sydney. The scholarship provides financial assistance to students commencing their first semester of undergraduate degree study. The scholarship is tenable for the published full-time duration of the recipient's undergraduate (single or combined) degree up to a maximum total duration of 5 years full-time study or part-time equivalent. The annual amount is paid in two equal instalments after the census dates of first and second semester. Applicants are ranked based on their level of financial need at time of application, determined using the UAC EAS categories of disadvantage, and academic merit, determined by University Admission Index (UAI). The scholarship aims to provide meaningful financial support to students who demonstrate both financial need and academic potential. Recipients must continue to meet progression requirements for their course and remain enrolled in an undergraduate degree at the University of Sydney. The scholarship can be held while studying part-time, and provisions exist for deferral and suspension of up to two semesters, as well as transfer to another undergraduate degree.
George Allen Scholarship in Mathematics Honours
The George Allen Scholarship in Mathematics Honours is an annual scholarship offered to outstanding students enrolled in the Mathematics Honours program at the University of Sydney. Established in 2025, this scholarship is funded by a bequest from Hon. George Allen to recognize academic excellence in mathematics. The scholarship provides financial support of $2,500 for one year to students who are either currently enrolled or commencing full-time studies in an Honours degree in the School of Mathematics and Statistics. The award is automatically granted based on academic merit, specifically the 3rd year Weighted Average Mark (WAM) from a completed Bachelor's degree or equivalent. No separate application is required as all eligible candidates are considered automatically. The scholarship is paid in two equal instalments after the census date of each semester and is intended to support students during their honours year of study in mathematics and statistics.
Eleanor Sophia Wood MySydney Scholarship
The Eleanor Sophia Wood MySydney Scholarship is an undergraduate scholarship designed to address educational disadvantage experienced by people living in areas affected by socio-economic disadvantage. The scholarship provides $8,500 per year to support domestic students who reside in the bottom 25 percent of areas according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics Socio-Economic Index for Areas (SEIFA) Index of Education and Occupation. The scholarship is automatically offered to eligible students who receive an unconditional admission offer through UAC, with no separate application required. The scholarship is tenable for the published full-time duration of the recipient's undergraduate degree up to a maximum of 5 years. In addition to the annual stipend, recipients receive support through the transition from school to university, annual University of Sydney Union Rewards Membership, access to the Vice Chancellor's Global Mobility Award (up to $5,000 for exchange programs), eligibility for additional accommodation scholarships, and access to alumni and industry mentoring programs in their final year.
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