study in University of Technology Sydney

Applicants must: be Indigenous Australian citizens of low socio-economic status; be commencing or undertaking a tertiary preparation program, associate degree, undergraduate program, or a graduate diploma in an area of National Priority as full-time Commonwealth supported students; be from a rural or regional area; and have not previously completed a bachelor degree or equivalent (except where it is an entry requirement for the current course). Tenure is dependent on satisfactory progress.

Applicants must: be Australian Indigenous students; be commencing full-time in their first undergraduate degree; and be in financial need as demonstrated in a UAC Equity Scholarship Application form.

 Applicants must: be Australian or New Zealand citizens or Australian permanent residents; be commencing students in the UTS Bachelor of Construction Project Management course; and have undertaken in the past 2 years, partial or completed studies at TAFE or a Trade Apprenticeship in the field of Building, Carpentry or Construction related studies. The recipient must commence in the admission period immediately following scholarship offer. Selection is based on: motivation to succeed in the Bachelor of Construction; demonstrated initiative in personal and professional life; and academic merit. First UAC preferences to the UTS Bachelor of Construction Project Management will be highly regarded.

 Applicants must: be selected to participate in the Global Exchange Program; be eligible to gain credit for a full time load of exchange study; and be accepted at the host institution. UTS local and international, postgraduate and undergraduate students are eligible to apply for the Global Exchange Program. Scholarships are awarded to students with the highest average marks in their current UTS degrees.

 Applicants must be enrolled in the Bachelor of Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering, Diploma of Engineering Practice (all majors), Bachelor of Information Technology, or Bachelor of Science and Information Technology. Selection is based on academic merit and a personal statement.