Scholarship in University of Canberra

Applicants must: be Australian Indigenous students enrolled in an undergraduate degree at the University of Canberra, preferably in one of the many fields of Education or Health; have completed all components of the first semester of the course; display a commitment to working in the field of education or health and a commitment to making a positive contribution to their community; attach a 300 word statement outlining the above and how the financial support will assist; and be in receipt of a current Centrelink benefit or be the dependent of someone who is.

 Applicants must: be Australian citizens or holders of an Australian permanent humanitarian visa; have completed Year 12 at either Hawker College, St Francis Xavier College or Melba Copland Secondary School (college campus) in the past 2 years; provide a 500 word written statement demonstrating financial disadvantage and any barriers overcome in accessing tertiary education; and have undertaken voluntary community service.

 Applicants must: be enrolled in their second year of an undergraduate degree; have resided in the ACT or surrounding areas prior to commencing study at the University of Canberra; be an Australian citizen or permanent resident; and attach a 500 word statement demonstrating financial need and how the financial support provided by the scholarship would assist them.

Applicants must: be an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander; be enrolled in an undergraduate degree; have completed the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Foundation Program at the Ngunnawal Centre and University of Canberra College; and attach a 500 word statement outlining their work/volunteer history, career goals, challenges faced and how they have overcome them and how the scholarship money will assist them.

Applicants must: be Australian citizens or holders of a permanent humanitarian visa; be enrolled in the second or third year of the Bachelor of Commerce, majoring in Financial Planning; be undertaking 3 or more units each semester of their enrolment; have maintained a credit average; and attach a statement of approximately 500 words outlining their interest in financial planning, career goals and ambitions and how the scholarship will assist them.