High-Value Scholarships with Upcoming Deadlines

Key Eligibility:

• Australian citizens or permanent residents who have applied for and meet the entry requirements for a Doctor of Philosophy (graduate research) in Medicine, Law, Commerce, Economics or Architecture; applicants must not have already completed a research qualification at the same or higher level nor have previously received a graduate research scholarship with similar benefits. Preference is given to lineal descendants of Australian soldiers and sailors killed, blinded or permanently incapacitated in war service (priority to WWI).

Key Eligibility:

• International students holding specific asylum seeker visas (Bridging Visa A/E, Temporary Protection Visa, Safe Haven Enterprise Visa, Temporary Humanitarian Concern/Stay Visa) commencing undergraduate coursework in Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Key Eligibility:

• International students who hold asylum seeker status in Australia (including Bridging Visa A 010, Bridging Visa E 050, Temporary Protection Visa 785, Safe Haven Enterprise Visa 790, Temporary Humanitarian Concern 786, or Temporary Humanitarian Stay 449 or equivalent) with an unconditional offer to commence a postgraduate coursework CRICOS-registered degree (up to 1.5 years) in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Sydney.

Key Eligibility:

• PhD candidates with solid background in finance and sustainable finance, research methods, strong data analytic skills, and experience working with large datasets. Must meet RMIT University entry requirements and English requirements. Priority given to applicants with high distinction (80%+) in final two years of qualifying program.

Key Eligibility:

• Australian citizens between 18-30 years (18-35 for Indigenous applicants), enrolled in bachelor or honours degree at Australian university, minimum 60% academic average, demonstrated community involvement, not previous NCP Scholarship recipients

Key Eligibility:

• Applicants from rural, regional and remote Australia who have completed their secondary schooling at a public school, passionate about addressing the shortage of rural doctors in Australia

Key Eligibility:

• Australian citizens who are acceptable as candidates for a PhD degree at the University of Adelaide and can provide a formal 'Confirmation of Aboriginality or Torres Strait Islander Heritage'

Key Eligibility:

• Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students passionate about health equity, tobacco control, and making a real-world impact in their community. Must be eligible for Higher Degrees Research program.

Key Eligibility:

• Must have unconditional offer of admission to study full-time PhD or LLM by Research in Sydney Law School, willing to conduct research in common law, and hold Bachelor of Laws (Honours First Class) or equivalent, Master of Laws by Research, or Master of Laws by Coursework with research component

Key Eligibility:

• Australian Citizens, Australian Permanent Residents, New Zealand Citizens, Permanent Humanitarian Visa Holders, International Students. Must hold bachelor's and master's degree in Industrial Engineering/Manufacturing Engineering with relevance to Operations and Supply Chain Management, or related fields with strong interest in operations and supply chain management.

Key Eligibility:

• Commencing students only, must identify as Aboriginal (First Nations), must be studying 1st year undergraduate course, must be resident of Birrang operational areas

Key Eligibility:

• Australian citizens or permanent residents with Bachelor of Veterinary Science or equivalent honours degree in veterinary science