Scholarship Categories
Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) Scholarships
WIL scholarship holders undertake degree-related work placements with a sponsoring organisation, lasting a maximum of 12 weeks per annum. As work placements are often away from campus, the student is covered under the University’s liability insurance. Students must also complete Public Liability Insurance Forms and a Code of Conduct form prior to starting their work placement. At the end of the work placement the student is asked to provide feedback on their experience by completing a Work Experience Report Form. When applying for WIL scholarships, please ensure you understand the terms and conditions of the scholarship and are willing to comply.
Corporate Scholarships
Corporate Scholarships are industry specific scholarships provided by an organisation. These scholarships are aim to encourage students to study or continue to study in a particular field. Work experience is not a component of this scholarship.
Community Scholarships
These scholarships generally provide funding in the student’s area of study. Sometimes specific criteria are set such as region, demonstrated community involvement and leadership. Work experience is not a component of this scholarship.
Equity and Merit Scholarships
These scholarships are designed for students who come from various backgrounds such as low-income, rural or isolated regions or come from non-English speaking countries. It also includes those who have disabilities or are an Australian Indigenous person. Work experience is not a component of this scholarship.
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