Scholarship in University of Sydney

Applicants must: be Australian or New Zealand citizens, or permanent residents; be commencing their full-time PhD candidature in the semester that the scholarship is awarded; and have applied for, and been awarded, an APA or UPA. Eligibility criteria for the VCRS will be the same as the APA, except that only commencing PhD students will be considered. Academic excellence (e.g. a University Medal) and outstanding research potential will be the selection criteria.

Applicants must: be Australian or New Zealand citizens or permanent residents of Australia; and be enrolling in the first year of the University of Sydney graduate entry Medical degree the following academic year. Selection is based on academic merit and personal attributes such as leadership and creativity. International students may apply for this scholarship only if previous undergraduate studies were undertaken at The University of Sydney.

The scholarships are awarded on a combination of school examination results, ATAR and other achievements (leadership, creativity, self-motivation, communication skills, etc). Students must achieve a minimum ATAR of 95, except for students who wish to study at the Sydney College of the Arts or the Sydney Conservatorium of Music who must achieve an ATAR of at least 90 and be among the top 5 per cent of applicants, assed by portfolio or performance. International and NZ students applying for admission through the UAC are also eligible to apply.

 Applicants must: be Australian or New Zealand citizens or permanent residents; have a competitive ATAR or AAM and be disadvantaged financially, medically, or have a rural or remote background. Preference will be given to applicants with financial disadvantage.

The scholarships are awarded based on a combination of school examination results, ATAR and other achievements (leadership, creativity, self-motivation, communication skills, etc). Students must achieve a minimum ATAR of 95, except for students who wish to study at the Sydney College of the Arts or the Sydney Conservatorium of Music who must achieve an ATAR of at least 90 and be among the top 5 per cent of applicants, assessed by portfolio or performance. Tenure requires the recipient to maintain an excellent academic record. International and NZ students applying for admission through the UAC are also eligible to apply.