Undergraduate and Postgraduate Scholarship: Science International Scholarships at Queensland University, Australia.

The Faculty of Science at the University of Queensland (UQ) in Australia is delighted to offer Science International Scholarships to various outstanding international students who wish to pursue undergraduate or
postgraduate coursework programs.



There are two different scholarships available:

• The Full Degree Scholarship is awarded to students enrolling in year one of a UQ Faculty of Science full degree program and is a single payment of AU$10,000
• The Advanced Standing Scholarship is awarded to students enrolling in a UQ Faculty of Science program with advanced standing (credit articulation), for example on the basis of previous study at a Polytechnic, and is a single payment of AU$3,000.

Eligibility

To be eligible for a UQ Science International

Scholarship, you must:

• Be classified as an international student in Australia
• Have an unconditional or a conditional offer (with all conditions met by the scholarship closing date) from UQ
• For undergraduate programs, have completed senior high school and obtained an entry score that equates to a Queensland Tertiary Education rank of 96 or higher
• For postgraduate programs, have completed an undergraduate degree and obtained a GPA (Grade Point Average) of 6 or higher on a 7-point scale
• Not have already commenced your studies at UQ, even if you seek a change of program
• Not simultaneously hold another scholarship
• For the Full Degree Scholarships: be an international student enrolling in year one of a UQ Faculty of Science full degree program
• For the Advanced Standing Scholarships: be an international student enrolling in a UQ Faculty of Science program with advanced standing (credit articulation)

Complete and submit the scholarship application form here.

Selection Criteria

The Selection will be based on candidates’ academic performance as demonstrated by their Grade Point Averages (GPA) as well as their potential to contribute to science, assessed on the basis of their personal statements.

Please note that Incomplete applications or applications which are found to be inaccurate, false or misleading will not

be considered.

Deadlines

• 15 January for a first semester (February) commencement
• 1 June for a second semester (July) commencement.

For any enquiries send an email to arhemblog@gmail.com or comment below.