Scholarship in Griffith University

 Applicants must: be studying an undergraduate or postgraduate Education degree at Griffith; have a demonstrated interest in teaching physical education; and demonstrate academic merit.

Applicants must: have been admitted to the Griffith Business School Honours program; be Australian citizens, permanent residents or humanitarian visa holders; not be in receipt of any other scholarship funding; and agree to undertake a dissertation in the area of 'Energy in Australia' under the joint supervision of a staff member of the School and an assigned officer of AGL Energy.

Applicants must: be female; be Australian citizens or permanent residents; and be enrolled in the Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Civil Engineering or the Bachelor of Engineering (Civil Engineering)/Bachelor of Business (Management) at the Gold Coast campus. Selection is based on past academic merit.

Applicants must: be Australian citizens; be accepted into the Bachelor of Business (Sport Management) program; undertake full-time study (part-time study may be considered); not have previously completed a bachelor degree or higher level award; and provide a personal statement. In considering the PGA IGI component, applicants must also: be accepted into the PGA IGI component of studies; and have a handicap of 18 or better for males, and 25 or better for females (including social golf handicaps).

Applicants must: be Australian citizens or permanent residents; be enrolled in the Bachelor of Business Information Systems, Bachelor of Information Technology, or Bachelor of Information Technology (Advanced with Honours); demonstrate interest in the area of information systems; demonstrate participation of extra curricular activities and involvement in the community; and have a high level of academic merit.