Applicants must: be Australian or New Zealand citizens, Australian permanent residents or permanent humanitarian visa holders; be enrolled in a Bachelor of Laws at UTS (single or combined degree) or UTS Juris Doctor; and be in the final or penultimate year of UTS degree program. Selection is based on personal experience, achievement and motivation as demonstrated in the scholarship application process. Financial need may be taken into consideration.
The scholarship is open to Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander students enrolled in a master or doctorate program at UTS.
Applicants must: be Australian citizens, permanent residents or holders of a humanitarian visa; be completing Year 12; achieve an ATAR of at least 80; be able to demonstrate financial need by applying through UAC for an Equity Scholarship or for the Educational Access Scheme; and meet the admission requirements for the Bachelor of Engineering, Diploma in Engineering Practice. Tenure is dependent on maintenance of a credit grade point average and no fail grades permitted for the term of the scholarship.
Applicants must: be Australian or New Zealand citizens, or permanent residents; be current school leavers; have received an offer to UTS through UAC to a combined Bachelor of Laws degree at UTS; and intend full-time enrolment in the course. UTS expects applicants to have: an ATAR of 99.5 or above; demonstrated motivation to succeed in the chosen degree program; and demonstrated initiative in personal and professional life. Selecting UTS as first preference will be highly regarded, as will a reference supporting the applicant's personal statement. Selection is based on academic excellence at Year 12 level, excluding any bonus points; motivation to succeed in the chosen degree program; and demonstrated initiative in personal and professional life.
Applicants must: be of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent; be female; be enrolled at UTS in an undergraduate degree; be under 25 years of age at the commencement of the relevant academic year; and be in financial need.