Money to help you while you study
Our scholarships and bursaries celebrate different types of skills and support people from all kinds of backgrounds, giving you the freedom to focus on your study.
Semester 1, 2020 undergraduate applications have now closed
Each year, USC awards hundreds of scholarships and bursaries to assist students with the costs of university study. They aren’t just for high achievers – scholarships and bursaries are also awarded to students who need financial assistance or who demonstrate other achievements, such as sporting excellence or community activities (like volunteering or community leadership). There are also scholarships for different areas of study or relocation scholarships that support you in your move away from home.
A scholarship can provide financial support over the years you’re studying, or as a waiver of tuition fees. A bursary is usually a one-off payment or payment instalments over one or more semesters of study.
Who is eligible?
Commencing and continuing domestic students (Australian citizens, permanent residents, New Zealand citizens and Permanent Australian Humanitarian Visa holders) can apply for most USC scholarships and bursaries.
Students may be eligible for a scholarship based on academic performance, sporting achievements or community service, or a combination of all these things. Some scholarships require you to be enrolled in a particular degree or course – you can find this information under the selection criteria.
International students should refer to scholarships for international students and check with their home institution or government to find out if other scholarship options are available.
Postgraduate and Research students should refer to how to apply for a Postgraduate Research Scholarship and view the external scholarships and awards.
Cross-institutional students are not eligible to apply for USC scholarships and bursaries and should apply for scholarships and bursaries at their home institution.
Application dates
USC Semester 1, 2020 undergraduate scholarship applications opened 1 September 2019 and closed on 30 November 2019. Selections will be held in January/February with all applicants being notified of the outcome of their application by Friday, 28 February 2020.
USC Semester 2, 2020 undergraduate scholarship applications open 1 April 2020 and close on 31 May 2020. Selections will be held in July/August with all applicants being notified of the outcome of their application in August.
Applications lodged after the closing date will not be accepted.
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Our scholarships and bursaries celebrate different types of skills and support people from all kinds of backgrounds, giving you the freedom to focus on your study.
Semester 1, 2020 undergraduate applications have now closed
Each year, USC awards hundreds of scholarships and bursaries to assist students with the costs of university study. They aren’t just for high achievers – scholarships and bursaries are also awarded to students who need financial assistance or who demonstrate other achievements, such as sporting excellence or community activities (like volunteering or community leadership). There are also scholarships for different areas of study or relocation scholarships that support you in your move away from home.
A scholarship can provide financial support over the years you’re studying, or as a waiver of tuition fees. A bursary is usually a one-off payment or payment instalments over one or more semesters of study.
Commencing and continuing domestic students (Australian citizens, permanent residents, New Zealand citizens and Permanent Australian Humanitarian Visa holders) can apply for most USC scholarships and bursaries.
Students may be eligible for a scholarship based on academic performance, sporting achievements or community service, or a combination of all these things. Some scholarships require you to be enrolled in a particular degree or course – you can find this information under the selection criteria.
International students should refer to scholarships for international students and check with their home institution or government to find out if other scholarship options are available.
Postgraduate and Research students should refer to how to apply for a Postgraduate Research Scholarship and view the external scholarships and awards.
Cross-institutional students are not eligible to apply for USC scholarships and bursaries and should apply for scholarships and bursaries at their home institution.
USC Semester 1, 2020 undergraduate scholarship applications opened 1 September 2019 and closed on 30 November 2019. Selections will be held in January/February with all applicants being notified of the outcome of their application by Friday, 28 February 2020.
USC Semester 2, 2020 undergraduate scholarship applications open 1 April 2020 and close on 31 May 2020. Selections will be held in July/August with all applicants being notified of the outcome of their application in August.
Applications lodged after the closing date will not be accepted.
Discover the variety of financial support out there to help you achieve your best.
Find a scholarship
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