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The Shaping Futures Scholarship Fund was established in 2011 with the aim of helping those students who are most in need. To be eligible for a Shaping Futures Scholarship students need to be managing their academic progress alongside pers... Read moreThe Shaping Futures Scholarship Fund was established in 2011 with the aim of helping those students who are most in need. To be eligible for a Shaping Futures Scholarship students need to be managing their academic progress alongside personal circumstances such as: Carer responsibilities English language difficulty Financial hardship Long term medical condition/ disability or ongoing effects of abuse Regional or remote disadvantage Sole parent responsibilities Additional attributes such as Indigenous Australian or having Refugee status. It is hoped that the Shaping Futures Scholarships will provide much needed support for students to continue to overcome adversity and maintain their achievements. These scholarships are funded entirely by generous donations from alumni, donors, staff, businesses and the community, and funds are continually sought via the Shaping Futures Appeal. Our named Shaping Futures Scholarships include:Archie and Phyllis McMillen Shaping Futures Scholarship in Teaching, Law or Science Cant Family Shaping Futures Scholarships in Engineering (4) Castle Personnel Shaping Futures Disability Scholarship – Central Coast Castle Personnel Shaping Futures Disability Scholarship – Newcastle Duncan Cruickshank Shaping Futures Scholarship in Pharmacy Faculty of Education and Arts Staff Giving Shaping Futures Scholarship Gladys Tyrrell Shaping Futures Scholarship in Medicine Glen Avery Memorial Shaping Futures Scholarship Godfrey Tanner Shaping Futures Scholarship Ikara-Flinders Ranges Challenge Indigenous Shaping Futures Scholarship Janet Copley Women in Humanities and Social Sciences Shaping Futures Scholarship John Singleton Central Coast Shaping Futures Scholarship Lachlan King Shaping Futures Scholarship Larapinta Trail Challenge Shaping Futures Scholarships (5) LGBTQIA+ Shaping Futures Scholarship Paul Munro Shaping Futures Scholarship in Visual Arts Professor Alan Roberts Shaping Futures Scholarship in Engineering (4) Shaping Futures Science Scholarship ($5000) Thomas Brewer Shaping Futures Medical Scholarship Tiffany See Shaping Futures Scholarship for Women in STEMM The Trevor & Helen Waring Shaping Futures Scholarship in Psychology, History or Music Val Clark Shaping Futures Scholarship in Social Work For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $4,000 | Closed |
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These two scholarships work together to support an excellent student in the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment. The 1968 Singapore Colombo Plan Students Scholarship supports a worthy student in the 2nd year of a program with the ... Read moreThese two scholarships work together to support an excellent student in the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment. The 1968 Singapore Colombo Plan Students Scholarship supports a worthy student in the 2nd year of a program with the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment. Should the student achieve the required results, the scholar will at the beginning of 3rd year be required to submit an essay on Singapore. If this is of an acceptable standard the scholar will automatically be given the 1968 Singapore Colombo Plan Students (Memorial) Scholarship to support 3rd year of their degree studies. The 1968 Singapore Colombo Plan Students Scholarship was established in 2008 by a group of Colombo Plan Students from Singapore who studied at the University of Newcastle from 1968 in the Faculty of Engineering, as it was then known. On the 40th anniversary of their first entering the University of Newcastle, and at a very different stage of their lives, the donors decided to establish a Scholarship to commemorate the fond and happy memories of their stay at Newcastle and to show their appreciation to the Australian and Newcastle community who helped them with their University education during their tender and formative years. Three of the original donors on seeing the benefit of the scholarship decided in 2010 to establish the 1968 Singapore Colombo Plan Students (Memorial) Scholarship which would allow them to continue to support the student in third year engineering, subject to meeting eligibility requirements. | $8,000 | Closed |
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Aboriginal Housing Office Tertiary Accommodation Grants The NSW Government - Aboriginal Housing Office is offering Tertiary Accommodation Grants to eligible Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students enrolled in full time studies with University of Newcastle. This is a new program establishe... Read moreThe NSW Government - Aboriginal Housing Office is offering Tertiary Accommodation Grants to eligible Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students enrolled in full time studies with University of Newcastle. This is a new program established within the Strong Family, Strong Communities framework to support eligible tertiary students with grants of $5000, $7,000, or $10,000 to offset the cost of living whilst studying. The grants will support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students experiencing the impact of housing stress on their ability to study. Applicants must be enrolled full-time in an undergraduate degree study and demonstrate that they are in financial hardship. Applications for this scholarship are now closed. | $10,000 | Details |
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Scholarship The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Scholarship was established through contributions from the university, industry donors, community organisations and the annual Reconciliation Scholarship Dinner Dance.... Read moreThe Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Scholarship was established through contributions from the university, industry donors, community organisations and the annual Reconciliation Scholarship Dinner Dance. | $40,000 | Closed |
Academic Excellence Scholarships Recognising Outstanding Performance in Undergraduate Studies In 2019, the Vice-Chancellor announced new undergraduate scholarships for high performing students progressing within their degrees from Semester 1, 2020. These Scholarships will be awarded via the five academic Faculties. The scholarships ... Read moreIn 2019, the Vice-Chancellor announced new undergraduate scholarships for high performing students progressing within their degrees from Semester 1, 2020. These Scholarships will be awarded via the five academic Faculties. The scholarships will be available to students progressing from year 1 to year 2, from year 2 to year 3, and from year 3 to year 4 (in four-year degree programs). They will be awarded to domestic and international students on the basis of academic excellence and will be worth $10,000 each. These scholarships are distinct from current prizes and awards given their value and the selection criteria. They are also distinct from Faculty medals because they relate to academic performance and progression within degree programs. The new scholarships recognise outstanding academic performance and provide students with the support they require to continue in their degrees and to identify with their degree programs as successful degree ambassadors, and as future graduates and alumni. | $10,000 | Details |
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Betty Josephine Fyffe Rural Allied Health Scholarship Betty Fyffe was a local Tamworth girl who grew up in the surrounds of her father’s chemist shops. Betty had an absolute passion for Nursing and had strong feelings for St Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney where she trained and spent many years ... Read moreBetty Fyffe was a local Tamworth girl who grew up in the surrounds of her father’s chemist shops. Betty had an absolute passion for Nursing and had strong feelings for St Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney where she trained and spent many years providing nursing treatment to many prominent Sydney personalities. Betty leaves this legacy as her way of trying to improve the education of doctors, nurses and allied health professionals in training with hope that some will return to the country areas to practice their profession. We hope that all recipients of a Betty Josephine Fyffe Scholarship be as passionate about their career as she was about nursing. | $50,000 | Closed |
Betty Josephine Fyffe Rural Equity Scholarships Betty Fyffe was a local Tamworth girl who grew up in the surrounds of her father’s chemist shops. Betty had an absolute passion for Nursing and had strong feelings for St Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney where she trained and spent many years ... Read moreBetty Fyffe was a local Tamworth girl who grew up in the surrounds of her father’s chemist shops. Betty had an absolute passion for Nursing and had strong feelings for St Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney where she trained and spent many years providing nursing treatment to many prominent Sydney personalities. Betty leaves this legacy as her way of trying to improve the education of doctors, nurses and allied health professionals in training with hope that some will return to the country areas to practice their profession. We hope that all recipients of a Betty Josephine Fyffe Scholarship be as passionate about their career as she was about nursing. | $50,000 | Closed |
Betty Josephine Fyffe Rural Medical Excellence Scholarship Betty Fyffe was a local Tamworth girl who grew up in the surrounds of her father’s chemist shops. Betty had an absolute passion for Nursing and had strong feelings for St Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney where she trained and spent many years ... Read moreBetty Fyffe was a local Tamworth girl who grew up in the surrounds of her father’s chemist shops. Betty had an absolute passion for Nursing and had strong feelings for St Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney where she trained and spent many years providing nursing treatment to many prominent Sydney personalities. Betty leaves this legacy as her way of trying to improve the education of doctors and nurses in training with hope that some will return to the country areas to practice their profession. We hope that all recipients of a Betty Josephine Fyffe Scholarship be as passionate about their career as she was about nursing. | $50,000 | Closed |
Boeing Engineering Scholarship for Women Boeing Defence Australia is a leading Australian aerospace enterprise. With a world-class team of more than 1,800 employees at 14 locations throughout Australia and two international sites, Boeing Defence Australia supports some of the lar... Read moreBoeing Defence Australia is a leading Australian aerospace enterprise. With a world-class team of more than 1,800 employees at 14 locations throughout Australia and two international sites, Boeing Defence Australia supports some of the largest and most complex defence projects in Australia. The successful recipient of the Boeing Engineering Scholarship for Women will be offered the opportunity to apply for a Boeing Defence Australia internship where you can put your university studies into practice before graduating. | $4,000 | Closed |
Boeing Indigenous Engineering Scholarship Boeing Defence Australia is a leading Australian aerospace enterprise. With a world-class team of more than 1,800 employees at 14 locations throughout Australia and two international sites, Boeing Defence Australia supports some of the lar... Read moreBoeing Defence Australia is a leading Australian aerospace enterprise. With a world-class team of more than 1,800 employees at 14 locations throughout Australia and two international sites, Boeing Defence Australia supports some of the largest and most complex defence projects in Australia. The successful recipient of the Boeing Indigenous Engineering Scholarship will be offered the opportunity to apply for a Boeing Defence Australia internship where you can put your university studies into practice before graduating. | $4,000 | Closed |
Bradley Nichols Memorial Community Leadership Scholarship The Bradley Nichols Memorial Scholarship was established in 2009 to honour the significant contribution that Brad Nichols made to the University community, through his involvement in business, sporting and community organisations. Brad was ... Read moreThe Bradley Nichols Memorial Scholarship was established in 2009 to honour the significant contribution that Brad Nichols made to the University community, through his involvement in business, sporting and community organisations. Brad was a partner at Forsythes, specialising in taxation, when he tragically died at age 33. Brad was a Chartered Accountant and graduate of the University of Newcastle and was a tutor in the Faculty of Business and Law. Brad excelled at sport and had a passion for rugby union, playing with the Wanderers Rugby Club for many years where he also acted as Assistant Treasurer. Brad worked with many community organisations including the Samaritans, Red Kite and the Newcastle chapter of the Property Council. One of Brad’s greatest skills was his ability to balance career, sporting community and family commitments, while having fun and making people laugh. The Bradley Nichols Memorial Scholarship seeks to support a talented all-rounder student who demonstrates the same athletic and community-focused qualities that were held by Brad. Donors to this scholarship consist of Bradley’s former business partners at Forsythes, and now PKF Newcastle and Delbridge Forensic Accounting. This Scholarship is the inaugural Community Leadership Scholarship launched in 2018. The University established the ‘Community Leadership’ Scholarship model in 2017 with the intention of supporting students who are committed to their local and global communities and are striving to make a difference. Community Leadership Scholars are organisers, enablers, innovators and leaders. They are those that work tirelessly for little personal gain. They are the type of student who:Volunteer with charities, sporting clubs or community service providers in their communities Volunteer in their field of study or engage in extra-curricular work to further research outcomes Help to organise and implement community projects Mentor fellow students at University Creating unique and innovative solutions to local problems Run clubs and societies for the benefit of other students or participating in wider industry bodies Work to ensure environmental sustainability of our local areas Work to make the community a better place for future generations Displaying leadership qualities generally in the way they live their lives. Applicable to commerce, accounting, academic achievement, community leaders, 2nd or 3rd year. | $5,000 | Closed |
Bungaree Discovery Yapug Scholarship This scholarship was established and is donated by Dr Sharlene Leroy-Dyer, Former Program Convenor Yapug, as a way of giving back to the community where she worked and studied, by giving an Aboriginal and or Torres Strait Islander student e... Read moreThis scholarship was established and is donated by Dr Sharlene Leroy-Dyer, Former Program Convenor Yapug, as a way of giving back to the community where she worked and studied, by giving an Aboriginal and or Torres Strait Islander student enrolled in the Yapug program an opportunity to gain a scholarship to alleviate financial hardship. The name of the scholarship reflects both the great man that Bungaree was, but also that Yapug is a journey of discovery. The Bungaree Discovery scholarship in in honour of Dr Leroy-Dyer's ancestor, Bungaree who was an Aboriginal man of the Garigal clan, Guringai peoples of the Broken Bay area. Bungaree was an explorer, the first Aboriginal person to circumnavigate Australia in the HMS Investigator, from 1802 to 1803 with Matthew Flinders, mapping the Australian coastline. Terms and Conditions. | $4,000 | Closed |
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CSIRO Women in Energy Industry Placement Scholarship The Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment has developed the Industry Placement Stream within its undergraduate programs, providing students with an opportunity to gain real world experience as part of their studies with the Unive... Read moreThe Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment has developed the Industry Placement Stream within its undergraduate programs, providing students with an opportunity to gain real world experience as part of their studies with the University, and to apply the theory and skills learned while studying in a professional workplace. The Industry Placement Scholarship Scheme offers financial support to a student commencing in the Industry Placement Stream by way of a scholarship for the duration of the program, up to 4 years. The sponsor will also provide opportunity for the student to undertake industry placements to meet the requirements of the Industry Placement Stream. A scholarship sponsored by The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation CSIRO is now available for a current first year female student studying in the Industry Placement Stream of one of the following eligible programs:Bachelor of Aerospace Systems Engineering (Honours) Bachelor of Chemical Engineering (Honours) Bachelor of Computer Systems Engineering (Hons) Bachelor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Hons) Bachelor of Environmental Engineering (Honours) Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (Hons) Bachelor of Mechatronics Engineering (Hons) Bachelor of Renewable Energy Engineering (Honours), or the Bachelor of Software Engineering (Hons). CSIRO is Australia's national science research agency, solving the greatest challenges using innovative science and technology. At CSIRO, we shape the future. We do this by using science to solve real issues to unlock a better future for our community, our economy, our planet. To be a truly diverse organisation we need to reflect the diversity that we see in society. We need the skills and knowledge to innovate for tomorrow and an understanding of today’s big questions and how they affect everyone. However, women still hold far fewer leadership positions than men particularly in STEM fields where only 18 per cent of leadership positions are held by women. We're addressing gender equity through our work with the Science in Australia Gender Equity (SAGE) pilot and the Male Champions of Change (MCC) initiative. This scholarship is one way for us to address gender diversity. There is a placement requirement with this scholarship. | $40,000 | Closed |
Catherine and Peter Tay High Achiever Engineering Undergraduate Scholarship This scholarship was established in 2013 by Catherine and Peter Tay, of Singapore. It is a continuing demonstration of appreciation that in 1968 Peter Tay received his undergraduate education for a double degree in Industrial Engineering an... Read moreThis scholarship was established in 2013 by Catherine and Peter Tay, of Singapore. It is a continuing demonstration of appreciation that in 1968 Peter Tay received his undergraduate education for a double degree in Industrial Engineering and Economics from the University of Newcastle through a Colombo Plan Scholarship from the Australian Government. That scholarship became a stepping stone in Peter's life-long achievements, and helped him to become what he is today. Catherine and Peter Tay hope that an Australian student may likewise benefit from the opportunities and experience that such a scholarship would offer. Its purpose is to encourage high achieving students in districts served by the University of Newcastle to enrol full-time in a Faculty of Engineering & Built Environment undergraduate degree at the Callaghan Campus. This scholarship is offered to the highest ranked commencing student in a Bachelor degree in the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment at the University of Newcastle with an ATAR (Australian Tertiary Admission Rank) score (or equivalent) of 99.0 or above. | $32,000 | Details |
Catherine and Peter Tay for Singapore Alumni (follow on) Scholarship This scholarship was established in 2018 by Catherine and Peter Tay from Singapore. It is a continuing demonstration of appreciation that 50 years earlier in 1968, Dr Peter Tay received his undergraduate education for a double degree in Ind... Read moreThis scholarship was established in 2018 by Catherine and Peter Tay from Singapore. It is a continuing demonstration of appreciation that 50 years earlier in 1968, Dr Peter Tay received his undergraduate education for a double degree in Industrial Engineering and Economics from the University of Newcastle through a Colombo Plan Scholarship from the Australian Government. That scholarship became a stepping stone in Peter's life-long achievements, and helped him to become what he is today. After being fully involved in the establishment, governance and fundraising for the Singapore Alumni Scholarship since 2011, including chairing the Singapore Alumni Scholarship Committee, Peter has come to appreciate that there is a need to support gifted and disadvantaged students who were recipients of the Singapore Alumni Scholarship in a subsequent year as they continue to cope with those disadvantages while trying to complete their undergraduate degree with good academic results. This scholarship is open to previous recipients of the Singapore Alumni Scholarship. | $4,000 | Closed |
Col Whitehead Cricket Scholarship Col Whitehead was one of the finest sportsmen in University Sport. An outstanding bowler, a first class batsman, a much respected captain and leader and a truly great model of the ideal sportsman in every sense and meaning of the word. He h... Read moreCol Whitehead was one of the finest sportsmen in University Sport. An outstanding bowler, a first class batsman, a much respected captain and leader and a truly great model of the ideal sportsman in every sense and meaning of the word. He had already represented his country in Basketball at the 1960 Olympics and could have represented NSW in Cricket if he had not chosen to put his studies before his love of sport. He went on to become an academic in the French Department at UON, an expert in the works of Baudelaire and Malraux. In 2014 he was honoured by his in inclusion in the Hunter Hall of Fame. He also received a Blue in Cricket from our University. Col Whitehead represents the ideal of every sports club. A great athlete, an excellent cricketer, a generous and supportive team member, a man with great respect for the traditions and values that underpin every sport, in this case, cricket. It is the intention of this scholarship that the successful recipient will be a contributing member and role model to other team members of the Newcastle University cricket club. Applicable to undergraduate, postgraduate, domestic and international students, sport, cricket. | $4,000 | Closed |
Creative Conservatorium Music Relocation Scholarship In the 1990s a group known as the Friends of the Conservatorium set up a fund for the purpose of supporting the pursuit of studies in music. Their intent was to assist aspiring music students with study costs. This group ran a series of fun... Read moreIn the 1990s a group known as the Friends of the Conservatorium set up a fund for the purpose of supporting the pursuit of studies in music. Their intent was to assist aspiring music students with study costs. This group ran a series of fundraising events including a cycle race. Unfortunately their identities are not known today but we honour their vision and passion for music. This fund is now named the Creative Conservatorium Fund. The scholarships described below are specifically for students disadvantaged by distance to assist with the relocation costs of a move to Newcastle to study music. Applicable to: Commencing, first year, music, regional, rural, relocation. | $4,000 | Closed |
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DST Females in STEM Scholarship Defence Science & Technology (DST) is the Australian government's lead agency responsible for applying science and technology to safeguard Australia and its national interests. As one of Australia’s largest employers of scientists and engi... Read moreDefence Science & Technology (DST) is the Australian government's lead agency responsible for applying science and technology to safeguard Australia and its national interests. As one of Australia’s largest employers of scientists and engineers, DST delivers expert, impartial advice and innovative solutions for Defence and national security. DST supports every aspect of Australia’s national defence capability. If a soldier eats it, wears it, thinks it, uses it or has to fight against it, there’s every chance that DST has done the research behind it. The Defence Science Technology Scholarships for Women in Science Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) are part of DSTs strategic plan to increase diversity in the STEM field. DST has a requirement to develop an appropriately skilled STEM workforce and a diverse, high performing talent pipeline is key to that. These scholarships will be awarded to women who not only are studying STEM subjects, but also have an interest in a career in Defence. There will be multiple opportunities to engage with DST scientists and programs throughout the period of the scholarship. | $40,000 | Closed |
David Beer Undergraduate Scholarship These scholarships were established to assist students from rural and remote areas to study Medicine and Nursing where those students meet the entry criteria and are financially disadvantaged. Applicable to: Financially Disadvantaged, Regi... Read moreThese scholarships were established to assist students from rural and remote areas to study Medicine and Nursing where those students meet the entry criteria and are financially disadvantaged. Applicable to: Financially Disadvantaged, Regional, Remote, Rural, 1st year, First year, Medicine, Nursing, Medical Science, students. | $35,000 | Closed |
This scholarship was established to recognise a commitment to higher education by Delta Electricity. Delta Electricity has been offering scholarships at University of Newcastle since 2007 with the intention to offer financial support to und... Read moreThis scholarship was established to recognise a commitment to higher education by Delta Electricity. Delta Electricity has been offering scholarships at University of Newcastle since 2007 with the intention to offer financial support to undergraduate students at University of Newcastle's Ourimbah Campus. For the full details of this scholarship, please review the Terms and Conditions | $5,000 | Closed |
Doherty Ellis Undergraduate Scholarship for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Students This scholarship was established to honour the memory of Jack Doherty, who founded the Newcastle Aboriginal Support Group in 1980. Jack saw tertiary education as a key factor in Aboriginal empowerment. The intention of the scholarship is to... Read moreThis scholarship was established to honour the memory of Jack Doherty, who founded the Newcastle Aboriginal Support Group in 1980. Jack saw tertiary education as a key factor in Aboriginal empowerment. The intention of the scholarship is to encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to complete studies at the University of Newcastle. The scholarship was established with funds from the former Newcastle Aboriginal Support Group. Funds have also been contributed in memory of Athie and Con Ellis, who migrated to Australia in the late 1940’s. As well-educated Greek migrants facing social and financial difficulties, they understood the value of education and had a unique perspective on the problems faced by others in the community. They had no children of their own and were dedicated to helping further the education of young people. | $4,000 | Closed |
Don McNair Scholarship in Plant Identification and Illustration The intention of the scholarship is that it will support an Honours candidate whose project involves ecology, identification or illustration of native flora, thus aligned with the goals of The Don McNair Herbarium. Dr Donald McNair, DSc ho... Read moreThe intention of the scholarship is that it will support an Honours candidate whose project involves ecology, identification or illustration of native flora, thus aligned with the goals of The Don McNair Herbarium. Dr Donald McNair, DSc honoris causa, University of Newcastle, lived his entire life in Newcastle. He combined a career as an auto-electrician with an extraordinary passion for plant taxonomy and ecology. He collected plant specimens within the Hunter Region, throughout NSW and interstate. His botanical training was formalized in the late 1950's by undertaking courses offered by The University of Newcastle, the Workers Education Association (WEA) and through interactions with plant taxonomists at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney. Don McNair's legacy to teaching and research is the donation of his herbarium now comprising 14,000 specimens to The University of Newcastle. The Don McNair Herbarium was formally opened in 2003 and Don and his volunteers worked to maintain and expand the collections until his death in 2014. He believed that his collection "will be vital in recording environmental and plant changes, particularly in response to climate change". His donation of the Herbarium and this scholarship was designed to foster postgraduate research in plant taxonomy, ecology and botanical illustration. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $4,000 | Closed |
Dr Beryl Collier Aboriginal Scholarship Dr Beryl Collier was an esteemed gynaecologist and obstetrician who had a deep interest in the values of education. She had a love and concern for the rights of others, especially the Aboriginal community. Through her volunteer work with t... Read moreDr Beryl Collier was an esteemed gynaecologist and obstetrician who had a deep interest in the values of education. She had a love and concern for the rights of others, especially the Aboriginal community. Through her volunteer work with the Central Coast Reconciliation Group, Beryl saw the hurdles that Indigenous people must overcome to access higher education. Following Beryl's death, a bequest of $300,000 was given to the University of Newcastle and the scholarship was established. Dr Beryl Collier also had a deep interest in the National Aboriginal & Islander Skills Development Association (NAISDA). In recognition of this, preference for the scholarship will be given to NAISDA members. | $15,000 | Closed |
This scholarship has been established by donations made to the Dr Bill Jonas Memorial Indigenous Fund. The fund was established with donations from the Wollotuka Institute, friends, family and community members who wished to honour Dr Bill ... Read moreThis scholarship has been established by donations made to the Dr Bill Jonas Memorial Indigenous Fund. The fund was established with donations from the Wollotuka Institute, friends, family and community members who wished to honour Dr Bill Jonas’s significant contribution to Wollotuka and the University of Newcastle. Dr Jonas, a proud Worimi man, is widely regarded as a pioneer of Indigenous rights. Dr Jonas’ list of impressive achievements includes contributions as an academic, activist and administrator. Dr Jonas, the first Aboriginal Australian to be awarded a PhD and the nation’s second Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner, died on the 25th May 2019. Bill studied Geography at the University of Newcastle’s predecessor, Newcastle University College, graduating with honours in 1963 and completing a Diploma in Education the following year. He taught at Maitland Boys High School (1964-1967) and took postgraduate studies in Geography at the University of Newcastle. He took up a lectureship at the University of Papua New Guinea (1969-1973), where he earned his PhD, the first awarded to an Aboriginal person. He returned to Australia to teach at the University of Newcastle (1974-1991), establishing perhaps the first university geography course on Aboriginal Australia in the early 1980s. Bill contributed to ground-breaking studies of Aboriginal needs in NSW. He led important innovations in Aboriginal studies at Newcastle and supported the influential Newcastle Awabakal Aboriginal Cooperative before his appointment as a Royal Commissioner on the Inquiry into the British Nuclear Tests in Australia (1984-85) – the Maralinga Inquiry led by Diamond Jim McClelland. Bill subsequently led work in Aboriginal heritage protection, for which he was honoured with an Order of Australia Medal for services to protection and preservation of Aboriginal heritage and culture (1993). He was Principal of the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (1991-1996), Director of the National Museum of Australia (1996-1999) and Social Justice Commissioner and Acting Race Relations Commissioner (1999-2004). After his retirement Bill continued as a member of the University of Newcastle Council, Director of the NSW Aboriginal Health College and commentator on issues of human rights, social justice and Indigenous recognition. Bill’s importance as a public intellectual was widely recognised by his peers and he was awarded an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Newcastle in 1998 and the Institute of Australian Geographers’ Professional Service Medal in 1999. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $5,000 | Closed |
Dr Geoffrey Leonard AM Scholarship This scholarship was established by the Dr Geoffrey Leonard in 2009 to assist eligible students from rural and remote areas who are studying a Business, Commerce or Accounting program within the Faculty of Business and Law. Dr Geoffrey Leo... Read moreThis scholarship was established by the Dr Geoffrey Leonard in 2009 to assist eligible students from rural and remote areas who are studying a Business, Commerce or Accounting program within the Faculty of Business and Law. Dr Geoffrey Leonard is a recipient of the UON 1999 Newton-John Award and named as one of the `Magnificent seven', one of the most successful owner-operated businesses in the Hunter in 25 years. He was a graduate of the University of Newcastle and has given his service on the University Council and the UON Foundation Board, Newcastle Innovation & Hunter Medical Research Institute. He is a well-known philanthropist and a generous supporter of the University. | $4,000 | Closed |
Dr Robert M Sheahan Memorial Scholarship The scholarship is dedicated to the memory of Dr Robert M Sheahan, a Research Associate with ICI Explosives, who made many key scientific contributions to the explosives business worldwide. Robert Sheahan was a friend and mentor to a genera... Read moreThe scholarship is dedicated to the memory of Dr Robert M Sheahan, a Research Associate with ICI Explosives, who made many key scientific contributions to the explosives business worldwide. Robert Sheahan was a friend and mentor to a generation of research scientists and engineers working in the field of explosives. | $4,000 | Closed |
Dr Susan Lim Scholarship in Medicine A Scholarship for the Future of Medicine The Dr Susan Lim Endowment for Education and Research Ltd provides funding for two scholarships to be awarded to students enrolled in the Joint Medical Program with the University of Newcastle who a... Read moreA Scholarship for the Future of Medicine The Dr Susan Lim Endowment for Education and Research Ltd provides funding for two scholarships to be awarded to students enrolled in the Joint Medical Program with the University of Newcastle who are in their 2nd, 3rd, 4th or 5th year of studies. The scholarship intends to support medical students who are experiencing one or more areas of educational disadvantage and to enable the students to complete their studies. Dr Susan Lim is a world class clinical transplant surgeon with many accolades attributed to her long standing surgical career. A Colombo Plan Scholar, Dr Lim studied medicine at Monash University and graduated with first class honours in 1979. She was awarded the G.B. Ong Gold Medal in General Surgery (1984) by the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, and the Gulbenkian Scholarship, Churchill College to undertake a PhD in Transplantation Immunology at the University of Cambridge, UK in 1985. She holds Fellowships at the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow, the American College of Surgeons, is a Fellow at Trinity College, University of Melbourne, and was awarded an Honorary Doctorate at the University of Newcastle. A Deep and Meaningful Connection to the University of Newcastle After the 2005 Bali Bombing, a Newcastle Lawyer and city leader Mr Paul Anicich and his wife were airlifted to Singapore for treatment and Dr Lim was the principal physician presiding over their care and recovery. In recognition of her long and prestigious career in transplantation, General & Robotic surgery, and also this strong support and care for one of Newcastle's own city leaders, the University of Newcastle awarded Dr Lim an Honorary Degree of Doctor of Medicine in 2007. Thus began deep and meaningful links with the Anicich family and the University of Newcastle. Dr Lim is noted for her leadership and work in the global advancement of medicine and the support of medical research and students. This scholarship, established in her name by her husband Mr Deepak Sharma honours Dr Lim and acknowledges their strong relationship with the University of Newcastle, its globally recognised medical program and its work in equity, access and the advancement of excellence in education for all. Applicable to: Joint Medical Program, International, Domestic, financial disadvantage. | $7,500 | Closed |
Dr Tan Chin Nam and Colleen Innovation Award This award has been established through the generous donations of Dr Tan Chin Nam and his wife Colleen through the Dr Tan Chin Nam and Colleen Excellence Fund. The fund aims to support the University's vision and strategies to foster innova... Read moreThis award has been established through the generous donations of Dr Tan Chin Nam and his wife Colleen through the Dr Tan Chin Nam and Colleen Excellence Fund. The fund aims to support the University's vision and strategies to foster innovation and entrepreneurship. The Dr Tan Chin Nam and Colleen Innovation Award recognises the exceptional academic performance of an honours student and in doing so, support, acknowledge, and encourage original thinkers who demonstrate a significant and meaningful contribution to the field of innovation in their chosen discipline. This award is open to UON students or Alumni who have completed an Honours program the year prior. There is no requirement to be currently enrolled for this award. | $2,000 | Closed |
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Edith and Joseph McBride Scholarship in Nursing The Edith and Joseph McBride scholarship in nursing was established by Joe and Pat McBride in memory of Joe’s parents. Pat encouraged Joe to establish the scholarship in memory of his parents and sought to support nursing students in recogn... Read moreThe Edith and Joseph McBride scholarship in nursing was established by Joe and Pat McBride in memory of Joe’s parents. Pat encouraged Joe to establish the scholarship in memory of his parents and sought to support nursing students in recognition of the professional caring she received during her time fighting cancer. The late Joseph McBride taught science at Gosford High School from 1936 until he retired in 1958 as deputy science master, while his wife Edith, raised their 15 children. Applicable to: financial disadvantage, equity, Central Coast, nursing, Ourimbah, first (1st) year. | $3,000 | Closed |
Equity Scholarships Scheme University of Newcastle (ESSUN) Scholarship UON has a proud history of supporting motivated and talented students to both gain entry to university and to thrive in their field of study, regardless of their background and individual circumstances. The ESSUN Equity Scholarship provide... Read moreUON has a proud history of supporting motivated and talented students to both gain entry to university and to thrive in their field of study, regardless of their background and individual circumstances. The ESSUN Equity Scholarship provides assistance to students who are experiencing financial hardship and other personal circumstances impacting study, including:Carer responsibilities English language difficulty Financial hardship Long term medical condition/ disability or ongoing effects of abuse Regional or remote disadvantage Sole parent responsibilities Additional attributes such as Indigenous Australian or having Refugee status. Definitions of types of disadvantage and documents required to demonstrate these are available on the UAC ES web page here. Applications for Semester One have now closed, though keep an eye on the website for midyear application open dates, with scholarships reopening in June and midyear offers released around 24 July. Apply via the University of Newcastle Scholarships portal by clicking Apply on this page OR apply via UAC Equity Scholarships www.uac.edu.au/equity/. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $4,250 | Closed |
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FEBE Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Scholarship The FEBE Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Scholarship has been established to provide additional support to eligible students for the first two years of study with the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment. For more information... Read moreThe FEBE Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Scholarship has been established to provide additional support to eligible students for the first two years of study with the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $2,000 | Details |
FEBE Global E3 Exchange Scholarship This scholarship opportunity is aimed at encouraging engineering students to experience exchange programs with Global E3 partner institutions to further enhance their studies.... Read moreThis scholarship opportunity is aimed at encouraging engineering students to experience exchange programs with Global E3 partner institutions to further enhance their studies. | $1,500 | Apply
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FEBE Golden Jubilee Commemorative International Scholarship This scholarship offers a full fee-waiver for the duration of a full-time undergraduate program, aimed at encouraging and supporting academically gifted international students to enrol in a program with the Faculty of Engineering and Built ... Read moreThis scholarship offers a full fee-waiver for the duration of a full-time undergraduate program, aimed at encouraging and supporting academically gifted international students to enrol in a program with the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment at the University of Newcastle, Callaghan campus, with the long term view to continuation into Research Higher Degree candidature. All applicants must have applied for Admission to UON prior to submitting a scholarship application. International students who are seeking advanced standing or credit transfers from other institutions, and who have applied to study with UON, may also submit an applications for this scholarship. For more information in this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. Applications for this scholarship are currently closed, however will reopen for midyear entrants in early June with an application close date of 05 July 2020. | $140,000 | Closed |
FEBE High Achiever Undergraduate Scholarship This scholarship was established in 2008 to encourage academically gifted students to enrol full-time in an undergraduate degree program offered by the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment at the University of Newcastle. For more i... Read moreThis scholarship was established in 2008 to encourage academically gifted students to enrol full-time in an undergraduate degree program offered by the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment at the University of Newcastle. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $4,000 | Details |
FEBE High Performing Student Program Scholarship The FEBE High Performing Student Program Scholarship is intended to support students who have previously undertaken an eligible course within the University of Newcastle whilst still studying at school, and who are now commencing as an unde... Read moreThe FEBE High Performing Student Program Scholarship is intended to support students who have previously undertaken an eligible course within the University of Newcastle whilst still studying at school, and who are now commencing as an undergraduate student with the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment. To be eligible, the course must count as credit towards completion of the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment program you are commencing in. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $2,000 | Details |
FEBE International Architecture and Built Environment Postgraduate Coursework Scholarship The FEBE International Architecture and Built Environment Postgraduate Coursework Scholarship has been established to encourage and support academically gifted international students to study a postgraduate coursework degree program with th... Read moreThe FEBE International Architecture and Built Environment Postgraduate Coursework Scholarship has been established to encourage and support academically gifted international students to study a postgraduate coursework degree program with the Faculty, with the long term view to continuation into Research Higher Degree candidature. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $12,000 | Details |
FEBE International Engineering and Technology Postgraduate Coursework Scholarship The FEBE International Engineering & Technology Postgraduate Coursework Scholarship has been established to encourage and support academically gifted International students to study an Engineering and Technology postgraduate coursework pro... Read moreThe FEBE International Engineering & Technology Postgraduate Coursework Scholarship has been established to encourage and support academically gifted International students to study an Engineering and Technology postgraduate coursework program with the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment. This scholarship is open to new International students as well as international students who have completed undergraduate studies with University of Newcastle. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $18,000 | Details |
FEBE International Undergraduate Scholarship This scholarship was established in 2007 to encourage international students to study an undergraduate program with the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment at the University of Newcastle, Callaghan Campus. For more information on ... Read moreThis scholarship was established in 2007 to encourage international students to study an undergraduate program with the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment at the University of Newcastle, Callaghan Campus. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $20,000 | Details |
FEBE Outgoing Student Exchange Scholarship These scholarships are available to Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment students who are participating in the University of Newcastle Student Exchange Program. They were established by the Pro Vice-Chancellor of the Faculty to enco... Read moreThese scholarships are available to Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment students who are participating in the University of Newcastle Student Exchange Program. They were established by the Pro Vice-Chancellor of the Faculty to encourage and support students who join the Exchange Program. Applicable to travel, student exchange, study abroad, overseas study, outgoing students | $1,000 | Apply
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This scholarship was established in 2015 to provide support for students outside the Hunter and Central Coast regions to relocate to Newcastle and study with the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment. The scholarship provides financi... Read moreThis scholarship was established in 2015 to provide support for students outside the Hunter and Central Coast regions to relocate to Newcastle and study with the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment. The scholarship provides financial assistance to the successful recipient as well as access to guaranteed on-campus accommodation for early applicants. Applications received by Mon 06 January 2020 were eligible for guaranteed on-campus accommodation. You can still apply up to the 13 February and receive both the scholarship and potentially an offer of on-campus accommodation, however the accommodation place can no longer be guaranteed. Applicants not intending to live on-campus will be considered for the student portion of the scholarship, which has a total value of $5000. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $8,000 | Closed |
FEBE Scholarship for Excellence in Year 12 This scholarship was established in 2015 to encourage and support exceptional students to commence their studies with the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms ... Read moreThis scholarship was established in 2015 to encourage and support exceptional students to commence their studies with the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $30,000 | Details |
FEBE Singapore Polytechnic Architecture Scholarship The FEBE Singapore Polytechnic Architecture Scholarship has been established to support students who have completed the Diploma in Architecture at Singapore Polytechnic to study at the University of Newcastle and complete studies leading to... Read moreThe FEBE Singapore Polytechnic Architecture Scholarship has been established to support students who have completed the Diploma in Architecture at Singapore Polytechnic to study at the University of Newcastle and complete studies leading to international professional recognition as an architect. | $18,000 | Details |
FEBE Women in Engineering Scholarship This scholarship was established in 2008 to support the top 6 ranked female students commencing in an undergraduate program with the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment at the University of Newcastle. For more information on this ... Read moreThis scholarship was established in 2008 to support the top 6 ranked female students commencing in an undergraduate program with the Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment at the University of Newcastle. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $2,000 | Details |
This scholarship was established in 2013 to attract and retain high-achieving undergraduate students into FEDUA degree programs through a system of recognition, support, enrichment and reward.... Read moreThis scholarship was established in 2013 to attract and retain high-achieving undergraduate students into FEDUA degree programs through a system of recognition, support, enrichment and reward. | $4,000 | Details |
Faculty of Science High Achievers Scholarship The Faculty of Science established these scholarships to recognise high achieving applicants and to encourage and support students entering undergraduate programs in the Faculty of Science. The applicable undergraduate programs are:Bachelo... Read moreThe Faculty of Science established these scholarships to recognise high achieving applicants and to encourage and support students entering undergraduate programs in the Faculty of Science. The applicable undergraduate programs are:Bachelor of Biotechnology Bachelor of Coastal and Marine Science Bachelor of Development Studies Bachelor of Environmental Science and Management Bachelor of Exercise and Sports Science Bachelor of Food Science and Human Nutrition Bachelor of Mathematics Bachelor of Psychological Sciences Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Development Studies/Bachelor of Social Science Bachelor of Development Studies/Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Environmental Science and Management/Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Food Science and Human Nutrition/Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Mathematics (Advanced) Bachelor of Mathematics/Bachelor of Science Bachelor of Mathematics/Bachelor of Computer Science Bachelor of Psychological Science (Advanced) Bachelor of Science (Advanced) Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $2,000 | Details |
Friends of the University John Lambert Undergraduate Scholarship The Friends of the University were established in 1981 to foster an awareness of the university and its place in the community, and to conduct activities including fundraising that promote the interests of the university. Since that time,... Read more The Friends of the University were established in 1981 to foster an awareness of the university and its place in the community, and to conduct activities including fundraising that promote the interests of the university. Since that time, via their biennial book fair, the Friends have raised over $1,000,000 and contributed towards scholarships, art works, music, rare books, infrastructure and more. This scholarship was established by the Friends of the University to support a student who has completed the Open Foundation course and is enrolling in an undergraduate degree in the following year. John Lambert was the treasurer for the Friends from 1991 – 2001. John Lambert was a university academic, mathematician and computer expert. His management and recording of book fair finances earned the comment from one of the senior organisers of the fair that “he is the very engine room of the book fair”. Applicable to: Open Foundation, high achievers, educational or financial disadvantage. | $4,000 | Closed |
Friends of the University Keith Barbour Memorial Honours Scholarship The Friends of the University were established in 1981 to foster an awareness of the university and its place in the community and to conduct activities including fundraising that promote the interests of the university. Since that time th... Read moreThe Friends of the University were established in 1981 to foster an awareness of the university and its place in the community and to conduct activities including fundraising that promote the interests of the university. Since that time the Friends have raised over $1,000,000 and contributed towards scholarships, art works, music, rare books, infrastructure and more. This scholarship is named in honour of Keith Barbour who was the first vice-president and second president of the Friends of the University and was integral in establishing the Friends. Keith chaired the steering committee of business men, citizens and university associates who drafted their first constitution. Keith was also a company director of the insurance broking group, Stenhouse, and a prominent citizen of Newcastle. This Scholarship was established in 1991 to support a student in studying full-time in their final year of an Honours program with University of Newcastle. | $4,000 | Closed |
Friends of the University Ken Gordon Memorial Honours Scholarship The Friends of the University were established in 1981 to foster an awareness of the university and its place in the community and to conduct activities including fundraising that promote the interests of the university. Since that time th... Read moreThe Friends of the University were established in 1981 to foster an awareness of the university and its place in the community and to conduct activities including fundraising that promote the interests of the university. Since that time the Friends have raised over $1,000,000 and contributed towards scholarships, art works, music, rare books, infrastructure and more. Ken Gordon was the Foundation President from 1981 - 1988 and his presidency oversaw the setting up of the Book Fair, commissioning the Great Hall tapestry and the donation of the 500,000th book to the Auchmuty Library. This scholarship was named in his honour. | $4,000 | Closed |
Friends of the University Lorna George Memorial Scholarship Lorna George was one of the founders of the Friends of the University and a driving force for the book fair, a biennial fundraiser that has raised over $1 million since the organisation was formed in 1981. The funds have been spent on a wi... Read moreLorna George was one of the founders of the Friends of the University and a driving force for the book fair, a biennial fundraiser that has raised over $1 million since the organisation was formed in 1981. The funds have been spent on a wide range of projects, scholarships and research grants to benefit students and staff and build a stronger bridge between the campus and the community. Lorna's discipline was in social work, which she was very passionate about. If is for this reason that the Friends of the University wish to honour her memory by establishing this scholarship in this area of study. The Friends of the University have a wonderfully long history with the university and it is through their continued fundraising efforts and their belief in wanting to provide students with opportunities for financial support that the Friends fund a whole suite of scholarships across the various areas of UON. | $4,000 | Closed |
Friends of the University Margaret Olley Memorial Scholarship The Friends of the University were established in 1981 to foster an awareness of the university and its place in the community and to conduct activities including fundraising that promote the interests of the university. Since that time th... Read moreThe Friends of the University were established in 1981 to foster an awareness of the university and its place in the community and to conduct activities including fundraising that promote the interests of the university. Since that time the Friends have raised over $1,000,000 and contributed towards scholarships, art works, music, rare books, infrastructure and more. Margaret Olley was a well-known Australian Artist born in 1923 who held over 90 solo exhibitions during her life time. She was appointed an Officer Order of Australia medal in 1991 and awarded Life Governor of the AGNSW in 1997. The AGNSW named the Margaret Olley, Twentieth Century European Gallery in her honour in 2001. She was appointed Companion of the Order of Australia (AC) in 2006. Margaret was awarded an honorary doctorate at the University of Newcastle. She continued to paint despite deteriorating health in her last few years and left a complete new body of work for exhibition when she passed away in 2011 at age 88. Applicable to Fine Art, Creative Industries, postgraduate, undergraduate, equity, financial disadvantage, International and Domestic students. | $4,000 | Closed |
Friends of the University Music Scholarship The Friends of the University were established in 1981 to foster an awareness of the university and its place in the community and to conduct activities including fundraising that promote the interests of the university. Since that time th... Read moreThe Friends of the University were established in 1981 to foster an awareness of the university and its place in the community and to conduct activities including fundraising that promote the interests of the university. Since that time the Friends have raised over $1,000,000 and contributed towards scholarships, art works, music, rare books, infrastructure and more. This scholarship is to help students pursuing musical studies. | $4,000 | Closed |
Friends of the University Scholarship for Studies in Education The Friends of the University were established in 1981 to foster an awareness of the university and its place in the community and to conduct activities including fundraising that promote the interests of the university. Since that time th... Read moreThe Friends of the University were established in 1981 to foster an awareness of the university and its place in the community and to conduct activities including fundraising that promote the interests of the university. Since that time the Friends have raised over $1,000,000 and contributed towards scholarships, art works, music, rare books, infrastructure and more. This scholarship is to be awarded annually for an indigenous student studying an education degree. Applicable to: teachers, education, first and second years, Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander, Indigenous, School of Education, high achievers. | $4,000 | Closed |
Friends of the University Sport Scholarship This scholarship was established in 1994 to support students with demonstrated sporting ability and potential, and encourage their contribution to the sporting achievements of the university. The purpose of this scholarship is to improve th... Read moreThis scholarship was established in 1994 to support students with demonstrated sporting ability and potential, and encourage their contribution to the sporting achievements of the university. The purpose of this scholarship is to improve the quality of our sporting teams, raise the university’s profile through sport, and establish a standard of excellence to complement our academic achievements. Students are able to represent the university in a wide range of sports as members of sporting clubs or at inter-university competitions. Student participation in sport is facilitated by the broad range of sporting facilities which are among the best in the region. It is the intention of this scholarship that the successful recipient will be active on campus and/or participate in inter-university competitions, representing the university at local, district, and national levels in their chosen sport. Applicable to sports, excellence, undergraduate, enabling. | $4,000 | Closed |
Friends of the University Thelma Wright Memorial Nursing Scholarship The Friends of the University were established in 1981 to foster an awareness of the university and its place in the community and to conduct activities including fundraising that promote the interests of the university. Since that time th... Read moreThe Friends of the University were established in 1981 to foster an awareness of the university and its place in the community and to conduct activities including fundraising that promote the interests of the university. Since that time the Friends have raised over $1,000,000 and contributed towards scholarships, art works, music, rare books, infrastructure and more. Thelma Wright was a long standing committee member who raised the proposal in 2006 to establish a scholarship for a nursing student, and her proposal was accepted the following year as The Nursing Scholarship. With the unexpected death of Thelma Wright in December 2008, the committee named the scholarship after her. A fitting recognition of her involvement with the establishment of the Friends of the University and twenty-eight years she had served on the committee with major involvement in every Book Fair. Applicable to: Nursing, Nurses, 2nd year, Second year, Health and Medicine Students, high achievers. | $4,000 | Closed |
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Glencore Coal Undergraduate Scholarship in Engineering Glencore Coal has supported scholarships since 2007 to attract students with good academic records to pursue a career in Engineering. The aim of this scholarship support is to provide scholars greater financial independence while completing... Read moreGlencore Coal has supported scholarships since 2007 to attract students with good academic records to pursue a career in Engineering. The aim of this scholarship support is to provide scholars greater financial independence while completing their program and to encourage students to pursue an education in this field. It is the intention of Glencore to build ongoing relationships with scholars including opportunities for paid work experience and professional networking opportunities during their degree program with a view to scholars being considered for a career with Glencore upon graduation. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $30,000 | Closed |
Glencore Coal Undergraduate Scholarship in Surveying Glencore Coal has supported scholarships since 2007 to attract students with good academic records to pursue a career in Surveying. The aim of this scholarship support is to provide scholars greater financial independence while completing t... Read moreGlencore Coal has supported scholarships since 2007 to attract students with good academic records to pursue a career in Surveying. The aim of this scholarship support is to provide scholars greater financial independence while completing their program and to encourage students to pursue an education in this field. It is the intention of Glencore to build ongoing relationships with scholars including opportunities for paid work experience and professional networking opportunities during their degree program with a view to scholars being considered for a career with Glencore upon graduation. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $30,000 | Closed |
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Hartley Exchange Studies Scholarships These scholarships were established from the estate of the first Professor of French, Professor Kelver Hartley, at the University of Newcastle to promote the study of French and to assist students in this endeavour. Funding is derived from ... Read moreThese scholarships were established from the estate of the first Professor of French, Professor Kelver Hartley, at the University of Newcastle to promote the study of French and to assist students in this endeavour. Funding is derived from the Hartley Bequest administered by the executors, the Perpetual Trustees. | $5,000 | Closed |
Hartley Short Stays Scholarship These scholarships were established from the estate of the University of Newcastle’s first Professor of French, Professor Kelver Hartley. They aim to promote the study of French at this university and assist students in their endeavours. Fu... Read moreThese scholarships were established from the estate of the University of Newcastle’s first Professor of French, Professor Kelver Hartley. They aim to promote the study of French at this university and assist students in their endeavours. Funding is derived from the Hartley Bequest administered by the executors, the Perpetual Trustees. The Short Stays Scholarships support a 3 week course in Noumea and the language school CREIPAC. This short immersion program is the basis of the summer course FREN2000 – French In-Country Intensive Course. Students who are undertaking minor or major studies in French with University of Newcastle are encouraged to apply. | $2,500 | Closed |
This scholarship was established by Helen Maslen to support students who are survivors of domestic violence, empowering them to achieve their education ambitions and independence. Helen grew up in Sydney and married young. In the ensuing ... Read moreThis scholarship was established by Helen Maslen to support students who are survivors of domestic violence, empowering them to achieve their education ambitions and independence. Helen grew up in Sydney and married young. In the ensuing twenty years she had five children and was the victim of repeated domestic violence at the hands of her husband. With no support, no finances and five children to care for, Helen had no-where to go in a time when domestic violence was very much swept under the carpet and authorities had no power to intervene. Helen vowed, should she ever come into money, she would use it to help others who have also been traumatised by domestic violence. Helen hopes that her scholarship will empower survivors by providing opportunity through education – giving domestic violence survivors strength, independence and the ability to achieve their dreams. The impacts of domestic violence can be felt many years post violence and may affect the survivor’s ability to study. Research data shows that significant recovery can occur when the survivor has access to social, educational or financial support such as this scholarship. Some survivors may describe their experiences as being both negative and positive in terms of the strength and empowerment gained in the survival process. Accessing higher education and support available can contribute to this important positive sense of surviving. | $5,000 | Closed |
Hunter New England Population Health Indigenous Scholarship Hunter New England Population Health delivers services that support the development and maintenance of healthy environments, healthy communities and healthy people. Our mission is to protect and promote the health and well-being of people i... Read moreHunter New England Population Health delivers services that support the development and maintenance of healthy environments, healthy communities and healthy people. Our mission is to protect and promote the health and well-being of people in the Hunter, New England and wider communities. Our services include responding to environmental, emergency and communicable disease threats, and promoting policies, services, environments and behaviours that are conducive to good health. Such services incorporate the principles and strategies of epidemiology, surveillance, health protection, health promotion, behaviour and practice change, and research. The Hunter New England Population Health (HNEPH) Indigenous Scholarship aims to raise the profile of HNEPH as a potential future employer for Indigenous students of University of Newcastle within the fields of Nutrition and Dietetics, Education, and Psychological Science. The scholarship also seeks to provide scholars with experience of health promotion research in the real world, relevant to their studies. The expected outcome is adding to the viable employee recruitment market for identified vacant positions within HNEPH health promotion. The scholar may be offered the opportunity of paid work to join Healthy Children’s Initiative – a state wide childhood obesity prevention health promotion program focused on healthy eating and physical activity, delivered through primary schools. Three scholarships are available:One $15,000 scholarship for a 2nd year student which is paid over 3 years, One $10,000 scholarship for a 3rd year student, paid over 2 years, and One $5000 for a 4th year student, paid in the year of award. | $15,000 | Closed |
Hunter Water Corporation Disability Scholarship This scholarship has been established by Hunter Water Corporation to provide an opportunity for a student with a disability to gain support with their studies through financial assistance. This scholarship is intended for students who are f... Read moreThis scholarship has been established by Hunter Water Corporation to provide an opportunity for a student with a disability to gain support with their studies through financial assistance. This scholarship is intended for students who are from a geographical area serviced by Hunter Water. Hunter Water Corporation has supported student scholarships at the University of Newcastle (UON) for many years and by doing so continues to enrich its commitment to making a lasting different to the community. In addition to the scholarship payment, the recipient of this scholarship may also be offered paid work experience with Hunter Water Corporation. For the purpose of this scholarship, approved programs are: Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Chemical Engineering Bachelor of Civil Engineering Bachelor of Commerce Bachelor of Communication Bachelor of Computer Science Bachelor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Bachelor of Environmental Engineering Bachelor of Laws Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering Bachelor of Technology (Renewable Energy Systems) Bachelor of Visual Communication Design | $22,500 | Closed |
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Idemitsu Engineering Scholarship Idemitsu Australia Resources (IAR) has a proud history spanning nearly 40 years, with approximately 900 employees and 1,100 contractors across the Brisbane Head Office, Boggabri Coal Mine, Ensham Coal Mine and Muswellbrook Coal Mine. Along ... Read moreIdemitsu Australia Resources (IAR) has a proud history spanning nearly 40 years, with approximately 900 employees and 1,100 contractors across the Brisbane Head Office, Boggabri Coal Mine, Ensham Coal Mine and Muswellbrook Coal Mine. Along with our parent company, Idemitsu Kosan Co. Ltd., who are based in Tokyo, we are proud to play a proactive role in diversifying Australia’s energy portfolio through mining, retail fuels and renewable initiatives. Our unique fusion of Japanese and Australian culture means working with us is unlike working at any other local mining company. The aim of this scholarship is to support a student financially while encouraging them to pursue a career in the engineering / resources industry. The successful recipient of the Idemitsu Engineering Scholarship will be offered the opportunity of paid work in semester breaks. It is the intention of the scholarship to build an ongoing relationship with the scholar with a view to them being considered for a career with IAR. One scholarship will be awarded annually. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $5,000 | Closed |
Ikara-Flinders Ranges Challenge Yapug Scholarship The funding for this scholarship was raised by 25 volunteer trekkers in a University led peer-to-peer fundraising challenge, the 2019 Ikara-Flinders Ranges Challenge. The volunteer trekkers encompassed staff (including Professor Alex Zelins... Read moreThe funding for this scholarship was raised by 25 volunteer trekkers in a University led peer-to-peer fundraising challenge, the 2019 Ikara-Flinders Ranges Challenge. The volunteer trekkers encompassed staff (including Professor Alex Zelinsky AO), alumni and community members. It is the intention that these scholarships will support Yapug students who are dedicated, but in need of financial support. For full details of this scholarship, please review the Terms and Conditions. | $4,000 | Closed |
Indigenous Accommodation Scholarship These Commonwealth-funded scholarships aim to support Indigenous students who are relocating from a remote or regional area to study with University of Newcastle. Applications for Semester One have now closed, though keep an eye on the web... Read moreThese Commonwealth-funded scholarships aim to support Indigenous students who are relocating from a remote or regional area to study with University of Newcastle. Applications for Semester One have now closed, though keep an eye on the website for midyear application open dates, with scholarships reopening in June. Apply via the University of Newcastle Scholarships portal by clicking Apply on this page OR apply via UAC Equity Scholarships www.uac.edu.au/equity/. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $5,500 | Closed |
Indigenous Education Scholarship These Commonwealth-funded scholarships aim to support Indigenous students with the costs of University study, particularly for those who face financial disadvantage and who are relocating from a remote or regional area. Applications for Se... Read moreThese Commonwealth-funded scholarships aim to support Indigenous students with the costs of University study, particularly for those who face financial disadvantage and who are relocating from a remote or regional area. Applications for Semester One have now closed, though keep an eye on the website for midyear application open dates, with scholarships reopening in June. Apply via the University of Newcastle Scholarships portal by clicking Apply on this page OR apply via UAC Equity Scholarships www.uac.edu.au/equity/. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $3,000 | Closed |
Infrabuild Steel is part of the GFG Alliance international group of business and is Australia’s premier manufacturer of long products and is a leading metals distribution company in Australia and New Zealand. Infrabuild Steel’s key manufact... Read moreInfrabuild Steel is part of the GFG Alliance international group of business and is Australia’s premier manufacturer of long products and is a leading metals distribution company in Australia and New Zealand. Infrabuild Steel’s key manufacturing facilities are the Sydney and Melbourne Steelmaking and Rolling and the Newcastle Rod Mill. The scholarship program will be based at the Newcastle Rod Mill. The Rod Mill has the capacity to produce 860,000 tonnes of steel rod coils to feed the wire, reinforcing and spring steel markets. Scholarship recipients may have the opportunity to apply for paid vacation work at the Infrabuild Steel Newcastle Rod Mill Business in technical areas related to their course. This work would need to have a task brief identified and signed off by the manufacturing manager. It is Infrabuild Steel’s intention to build ongoing relationships with the scholar during the degree program which may include a final year research project relevant to the Newcastle Rod Mill business. The intention of the scholarship program is for scholars to be considered for a career with Infrabuild Steel on graduation. For more information, please review the full scholarship Terms and Conditions. | $9,000 | Closed |
Infrabuild Wire is part of the GFG Alliance international group of business and is Australia’s premier manufacturer of wire products. The scholarship program will be based at the Newcastle Wire Mill. The Wire Mill has the capacity to produ... Read moreInfrabuild Wire is part of the GFG Alliance international group of business and is Australia’s premier manufacturer of wire products. The scholarship program will be based at the Newcastle Wire Mill. The Wire Mill has the capacity to produce 160,000 tonnes of wire coils, prefabricated fencing and barb wire rolls. Scholarship recipients may have the opportunity to apply for paid vacation work at the Newcastle Wire Mill in technical areas related to their course. This work would need to have a task brief identified and signed off by the Manufacturing Manager and Technical & Innovation Manager. It is Infrabuild Wires’ intention to build ongoing relationships with the scholar during the degree program which may include a final year research project relevant to the Newcastle Wire Mill business. The intention of the scholarship program is for scholars to be considered for a career with Rural and Wire Products on graduation. | $9,000 | Closed |
International Alumni Family and Friends Scholarship Our unique International Alumni Family and Friends Scholarship gives international students the chance to follow in the footsteps of our alumni, and experience all that life at the University of Newcastle has to offer. When a University of... Read moreOur unique International Alumni Family and Friends Scholarship gives international students the chance to follow in the footsteps of our alumni, and experience all that life at the University of Newcastle has to offer. When a University of Newcastle alumnus refers you through the scholarship program, you’ll receive a $10,000 AUD contribution towards your studies. You’ll also gain access to exclusive professional development opportunities and invaluable professional connections. For more information and to apply, please visit our International Alumni Family and Friends web page. For more information on this scholarship, please review the Terms and Conditions. | $10,000 | Details |
International Excellence Scholarship (India) The International Excellence Scholarship (India) has been established to attract high-performing students to the University of Newcastle for study in 2020. This will be a merit-based scholarship that recognises Indian students with a strong... Read moreThe International Excellence Scholarship (India) has been established to attract high-performing students to the University of Newcastle for study in 2020. This will be a merit-based scholarship that recognises Indian students with a strong academic background, and incentivises them to continue striving to be the best that they can be. For more information on this scholarship, please review the Terms and Conditions. | $60,000 | Details |
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Jayce and Seamus Fagan Enabling Program Scholarship Seamus Fagan was the Director of the English Language and Foundation Studies Centre at the University of Newcastle for 16 years, until his retirement in 2018. In this role, Seamus was responsible for overseeing and managing a large portfoli... Read moreSeamus Fagan was the Director of the English Language and Foundation Studies Centre at the University of Newcastle for 16 years, until his retirement in 2018. In this role, Seamus was responsible for overseeing and managing a large portfolio of English Language Intensive Courses for Overseas Students and enabling education programs. Jayce and Seamus Fagan are committed to supporting students who wish to transform their lives by engaging in tertiary education. This scholarship has been established to support a student in an enabling program with the hope that this financial support will ensure they can concentrate on their studies and achieve the results to gain entry into an undergraduate degree. | $4,000 | Closed |
John Sinclair Cormack Memorial Scholarship for Pianists or Violinists This scholarship was established by the trustees of the will of John Sinclair Cormack to assist students who are studying piano or violin. The purpose of the scholarship was to provide funds to be used towards the payment of fees or where i... Read moreThis scholarship was established by the trustees of the will of John Sinclair Cormack to assist students who are studying piano or violin. The purpose of the scholarship was to provide funds to be used towards the payment of fees or where it may be considered desirable living allowance and travelling expenses. | $15,000 | Closed |
John and Patricia Turner Scholarship This scholarship was originally established in 2009 to provide assistance to willing, industrious students from a Toronto Area Public High School who otherwise may not be able to undertake tertiary education. In 2015 - to honour the memory... Read moreThis scholarship was originally established in 2009 to provide assistance to willing, industrious students from a Toronto Area Public High School who otherwise may not be able to undertake tertiary education. In 2015 - to honour the memory of Patricia Turner - this scholarship was renamed the John and Patricia Turner Scholarship. Patricia was a loving and caring wife, mother and grandmother who was an inspiration to all of those who were blessed with having her in their lives. She was completely selfless, incredibly maternal, wonderfully creative and believed in the importance of education. It is through this scholarship that students are given the opportunity to strive for their goals and fulfil their dreams knowing that they are supported and that someone believes in them. John Turner is a retired manager of six major production departments at the Newcastle Steelworks and is familiar with the technology of that industry. John had several overseas trips to study the technology in the USA, Europe, Russia, and Japan. He worked from aged 17 and studied in his own time to obtain a Diploma in Metallurgy (Credit) and eventually a Bachelor of Science. His studies included extra engineering and economics subjects and he keeps abreast of articles about the subjects studied and world politics by continual reading. John retired from heavy industry aged 51 and then worked with his wife in a business for ten years. He has had reasonable success owning property and with trading and investments in the share-market. Award of this scholarship will give preference to students who have previously studied at Toronto High School in the first instance, and then to any student residing in the Toronto area. Applicable to Toronto High School, Enabling, Yapug, Open Foundation, Newstep, undergraduate, commencing, STEM, Science, Engineering, Math, technology, equity, disadvantage. | $20,000 | Closed |
Joy Ingall Scholarship for Music Studies Joy Ingall (née Davis) demonstrated a natural talent for the piano early in her life. Her aptitude and dedication, coupled with her mother's support, saw her graduate from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music with Diploma and Licentiate Certi... Read moreJoy Ingall (née Davis) demonstrated a natural talent for the piano early in her life. Her aptitude and dedication, coupled with her mother's support, saw her graduate from the Sydney Conservatorium of Music with Diploma and Licentiate Certificates. Her ability was also recognised by the ABC, who featured her in radio broadcasts. Joy pursed her musical studies in the UK, eventually meeting and marrying her husband there. Returning to Australia, she raised six children and as a result, her musical career receded into the background. However, there were still occasional performances at public gatherings, such as parties and meetings of the Labour party. It was at one such function that she met Norman Bushman who, with his passion for music, recognised her talent and encouraged her to pursue her musical career. As a first step, she began giving lessons and played a key role in nurturing many fine musicians. Sadly, she succumbed to cancer before she could fulfill all her dreams and the hopes of supporters like Mr Bushman. Out of a deep respect for her dedication and musicianship, Norman Bushman took on the support of her family and made a commitment to keeping her memory alive. This scholarship provides tangible evidence of his commitment. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $60,000 | Closed |
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This scholarship was established in 2001, from a trust fund established in memory of Koiki Eddie Mabo. This fund was graciously established by the late Dr Roger Riordan AM. The aim is to provide a scholarship fund that can be used for the p... Read moreThis scholarship was established in 2001, from a trust fund established in memory of Koiki Eddie Mabo. This fund was graciously established by the late Dr Roger Riordan AM. The aim is to provide a scholarship fund that can be used for the purpose of assisting any Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student who is studying in the Faculty of Health and Medicine. | $25,000 | Closed |
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LGBTQIA+ Shaping Futures Scholarship The Shaping Futures Scholarship Fund was established in 2011 with the aim of helping those students who are most in need. The LGBTQIA+ Shaping Futures Scholarship hopes to support a student who identifies as LGBTQIA+ and who is managing s... Read moreThe Shaping Futures Scholarship Fund was established in 2011 with the aim of helping those students who are most in need. The LGBTQIA+ Shaping Futures Scholarship hopes to support a student who identifies as LGBTQIA+ and who is managing study alongside personal circumstances such as: Carer responsibilities English language difficulty Financial hardship Long term medical condition/ disability or ongoing effects of abuse Regional or remote disadvantage Sole parent responsibilities Additional attributes such as Indigenous Australian or having Refugee status. For full details of this scholarship, please review the Terms and Conditions. | $4,000 | Closed |
Les Elvin Memorial Master of Nursing Indigenous Scholarship As a primary health care organisation, Hunter Primary Care is committed to improving the health outcomes of the Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people in the Hunter region. Hunter Primary Care has created two new scholarships spec... Read moreAs a primary health care organisation, Hunter Primary Care is committed to improving the health outcomes of the Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people in the Hunter region. Hunter Primary Care has created two new scholarships specifically designed to assist Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Registered Nurses to undertake further education in either a Master of Nursing, Master of Midwifery Studies, Master of Nursing (Nurse Practitioner), Master of Mental Health Nursing (Nurse Practitioner), Master of Mental Health Nursing or Master of Applied Management (Nursing). The aim of the scholarships is to improve the health of Aboriginal people in the Hunter rural region by increasing the skilled Indigenous health practitioner workforce. Uncle Les Elvin was as a proud Wonnarua man who contributed greatly to our organisation, Hunter Primary Care, by enhancing our cultural understanding and teaching us about the wonderful contribution Aboriginal culture has made to our community. In late 2011, Hunter Primary Care, then operating as Hunter Urban Medicare Local, was delighted to commission Uncle Les to produce a number of artworks representing the four local government areas of Maitland, Port Stephens, Newcastle and Lake Macquarie. These paintings still take pride of place in our Newcastle headquarters. | $12,500 | Closed |
Lewis Ewart Lewis Physiotherapy Scholarship This scholarship was established in memory of Lewis Ewart Lewis, a local physiotherapist who committed his entire career to the well-being of the people of Newcastle. Born in Newcastle in 1909, Lewis commenced his career as a podiatrist and... Read moreThis scholarship was established in memory of Lewis Ewart Lewis, a local physiotherapist who committed his entire career to the well-being of the people of Newcastle. Born in Newcastle in 1909, Lewis commenced his career as a podiatrist and chiropodist before qualifying as a physiotherapist in 1945. One of the pioneers of private physiotherapy practice, Lewis was highly regarded by both his many patients, some of whom travelled 4-5 hours each way to consult him, and by his peers. Following his passing in 2004, the Lewis Ewart Lewis Physiotherapy Scholarship was established to help disadvantaged physiotherapy students. This scholarship realised Lewis' ambition of supporting promising local students to enter the profession in which he took great pride and to which he devoted most of his professional life. Applicable to: physiotherapy, financially disadvantaged, high achievers, health sciences. | $4,000 | Closed |
This scholarship has been established by the City of Newcastle’s Lord Mayor Nuatali Nelmes. The scholarship aims to support students studying an undergraduate degree with University of Newcastle who are experiencing financial hardship. For... Read moreThis scholarship has been established by the City of Newcastle’s Lord Mayor Nuatali Nelmes. The scholarship aims to support students studying an undergraduate degree with University of Newcastle who are experiencing financial hardship. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. You may also consider applying for the Lord Mayor's Scholarship for Women. | $4,000 | Closed |
Lord Mayor's Scholarship for Women This scholarship has been established by the City of Newcastle's Lord Mayor Nuatali Nelmes. The scholarship aims to support women studying an undergraduate degree with University of Newcastle who are experiencing financial hardship. For m... Read moreThis scholarship has been established by the City of Newcastle's Lord Mayor Nuatali Nelmes. The scholarship aims to support women studying an undergraduate degree with University of Newcastle who are experiencing financial hardship. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. You may also consider applying for the Lord Mayor's Scholarship. | $4,000 | Closed |
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Ma & Morley Scholarships Program The Ma & Morley scholarship program was born to honour the life changing and enduring friendship between the successful Chinese entrepreneur Jack Ma and respected Novocastrian Ken Morley. The program aims to inspire, educate and cultivate ... Read moreThe Ma & Morley scholarship program was born to honour the life changing and enduring friendship between the successful Chinese entrepreneur Jack Ma and respected Novocastrian Ken Morley. The program aims to inspire, educate and cultivate the next generation of globally aware and socially conscious Australian leaders and is only made possible by a generous $20 million US philanthropic commitment by the Jack Ma Foundation. There are a total of 20 scholarships available for new students and 10 scholarships available for continuing students per year under the Ma & Morley Scholarship Program. Scholarships provide opportunity for Indigenous students, students with educational disadvantage, Academic Excellence, and immersion programs for continuing students. When applying please indicate which categories of Ma & Morley Scholarships you wish to be considered for. The one application will be considered for each category, however only one offer can be made. For further details and to apply, please visit: www.newcastle.edu.au/scholarships/ma-and-morley-scholarship-program/ Applicable to: students have/are carer responsibilities, sole parent responsibilities, financial hardship, Indigenous Australian, long term medical condition/disability or ongoing effects of abuse, Refugee status, Regional or remote disadvantage, equity, enabling, disability. | Value up to $75,000 | Closed |
Malcolm Benaud Smith Construction Management (Building) Scholarship This scholarship was established in 2019 by Master Builder Allan Charles Smith, a fourth-generation builder, Life Member of the Master Builders Association of New South Wales, and Foundation Member and Fellow of the Institute of Arbitrators... Read moreThis scholarship was established in 2019 by Master Builder Allan Charles Smith, a fourth-generation builder, Life Member of the Master Builders Association of New South Wales, and Foundation Member and Fellow of the Institute of Arbitrators Australia. It is given in fond memory of his father, Malcolm Benaud Smith, to assist students studying full-time for a Bachelor of Construction Management (Building)(Honours) at the University of Newcastle within Australia. Malcolm Benaud Smith (1893-1964) was a third-generation Master Builder with family roots in the Manning, Hunter and Central Coast regions. He enlisted and served in two world wars. Malcolm was passionate about the building industry and gave encouragement and assistance to young people of his era, helping them to achieve excellence in their profession. | $5,000 | Closed |
McNair Foundation Indigenous Scholarship The McNair Foundation Indigenous Scholarship was established by the McNair Charitable Foundation in 2019 to support Indigenous students to complete their undergraduate studies at the University of Newcastle.... Read moreThe McNair Foundation Indigenous Scholarship was established by the McNair Charitable Foundation in 2019 to support Indigenous students to complete their undergraduate studies at the University of Newcastle. | $30,000 | Closed |
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NIB Scholarship for User Centred Design Research It is the intention of these scholarships to support students undertaking an honours design research project into the role that user centred design research can play in understanding and communicating healthy lifestyle behaviours. The succe... Read moreIt is the intention of these scholarships to support students undertaking an honours design research project into the role that user centred design research can play in understanding and communicating healthy lifestyle behaviours. The successful recipients will be offered the opportunity to participant in a joint UON/NIB project which can be used as the project required as a part of the curriculum for their DESN4215, DESN4220, DESN4230, DESN4240 subjects. These scholarships were established by nib to support initiatives that have a positive and lasting impact on nationwide health issues and sees user centred design research as central to solving the complex social problems these health issues represent. nib knows there is a nationwide shortage of user centred designers in Australia and recognises that the University of Newcastle's Bachelor of Visual Communication and Bachelor of Visual Communication Honours programs are addressing these critical skills shortages. nib is offering these scholarships to assist the UoN in fostering those skills at the honours level in the Bachelor of Visual Communication Honours degree. Specifically, these scholarships are for students undertaking an honours design research project into the timing and communication of health care advice. Escalating health care costs are often associated with the poor timing or poor communication of this advice. This project seeks to understand some of the impediments to patients seeking timely medical advice and the impediments to good communication associated with it. It is anticipated that understanding the behaviour of both proactive health consumers and passive health consumers may inform the design of strategies to encourage the latter to take a more proactive approach to their health care. The framing questions used in this research may include (but are not limited to the following:What are the typical characteristics of proactive health consumers? How do proactive health consumers access health information and judge its credibility? Why do people do the wrong things in relation to their health? How do we design touch points that will be viewed as credible and empower people to take responsibility for their health? Recipients of these scholarships will be offered the non-compulsory opportunity to undertake their honours design research project as a combined work integrated learning placement at nib and attendance at relevant university classes. This project will use a joint supervisory model with a supervisory team consisting of 1 x principal supervisor from UoN and 1 x associate supervisor from nib. Formal weekly joint supervisory meetings, typically 1 hour long, are to occur in both semesters. These may be held at UoN or nib as needs dictate. This does not preclude any additional informal supervision, advice, guidance or instruction being provided by the principal and/or associate supervisors. The independent research / learning may occur on campus, at the site of research (nib), and other research sites to be determined by the requirements of the specific research project developed. Students will attend all required classes for the Bachelor of Visual Communication Design (Honours) as per the timetabled schedule. Semester 1 involves 3 hours per week of classes and a 1 hour per week supervisory meeting. Semester 2 involves 2 hours per fortnight of classes and a 1 hour per week supervisory meeting. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $12,000 | Closed |
NSW Surveyor General's Women in Surveying Undergraduate Scholarship This scholarship was established by the Board of Surveying and Spatial Information to support a woman studying in her first year of the Bachelor of Surveying degree at the University of Newcastle. ... Read moreThis scholarship was established by the Board of Surveying and Spatial Information to support a woman studying in her first year of the Bachelor of Surveying degree at the University of Newcastle. | $5,000 | Closed |
Natural History Illustration Scholarship This scholarship was established from a bequest from the late Margaret Senior to recognize excellence in the Bachelor of Natural History Illustration Program... Read moreThis scholarship was established from a bequest from the late Margaret Senior to recognize excellence in the Bachelor of Natural History Illustration Program | $5,000 | Closed |
Newcastle Bar Association Indigenous Student Scholarship in Law The Newcastle Bar Association Indigenous Student Scholarship in Law was created to assist Indigenous students realise their ambition of obtaining a degree in law from the University of Newcastle. It is intended that the financial benefit of... Read moreThe Newcastle Bar Association Indigenous Student Scholarship in Law was created to assist Indigenous students realise their ambition of obtaining a degree in law from the University of Newcastle. It is intended that the financial benefit of the scholarship will offset some of the burdens and challenges that come with completing a law degree full-time. The Newcastle Bar Association aims to foster support for, and collegiality among, barristers who work in the Newcastle and Hunter region. As well as receiving the financial benefit of the scholarship, the successful recipient will also be provided with an opportunity to connect with a local barrister as a mentor for the duration of the scholarship. | $4,000 | Closed |
Norman Bushman Scholarship for Studies in Voice This scholarship was established at the request of Norman Bushman, who was born in Singleton, NSW. While he lived his adult life in Sydney, he had a strong connection to the Hunter Valley with a great love for music. During his life Norman... Read moreThis scholarship was established at the request of Norman Bushman, who was born in Singleton, NSW. While he lived his adult life in Sydney, he had a strong connection to the Hunter Valley with a great love for music. During his life Norman Bushman dedicated himself to a number of causes including: The Lions Club, the Australian Labour Party, young artists with potential in music and drama and indigenous students from Australia and Papua New Guinea. As a passionate supporter of the arts, and with a special interest in music, it was his dream to help people achieve in this area and to promote and support music research and performance at the University of Newcastle. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $60,000 | Closed |
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Pauline Snow Scholarship for Strings This scholarship was established in 2006 from the generous bequest of Ms Pauline Snow and support the continued musical development of young string players entering the Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Arts. For more inform... Read moreThis scholarship was established in 2006 from the generous bequest of Ms Pauline Snow and support the continued musical development of young string players entering the Bachelor of Music, Bachelor of Music/Bachelor of Arts. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $12,000 | Closed |
Port Waratah Coal Services Business Scholarship This Scholarship was established by Port Waratah Coal Services to support undergraduate students at the University of Newcastle. This scholarship will be awarded to applicants in their first year of study. Successful applicants may be offer... Read moreThis Scholarship was established by Port Waratah Coal Services to support undergraduate students at the University of Newcastle. This scholarship will be awarded to applicants in their first year of study. Successful applicants may be offered the opportunity to undertake (10) weeks of paid Summer Vacation work at Port Waratah in the period December to February. Port Waratah Coal Services will support eight scholarships per year that include continuing students. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $21,000 | Closed |
Port Waratah Coal Services Engineering Scholarship This Scholarship was established by Port Waratah Coal Services to support undergraduate students at the University of Newcastle. This scholarship will be awarded to applicants in their first year of study. Successful applicants may be offer... Read moreThis Scholarship was established by Port Waratah Coal Services to support undergraduate students at the University of Newcastle. This scholarship will be awarded to applicants in their first year of study. Successful applicants may be offered the opportunity to undertake (10) weeks of paid Summer Vacation work at Port Waratah in the period December to February. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $21,000 | Closed |
Professor Beryl Nashar Scholarship for Excellence in Geology This Scholarship was established in 2013 by Tarek Nashar, who wished to establish a scholarship to honour the significant contribution of his mother Professor Beryl Nashar to Geology as the first Professor of Geology at the University of Ne... Read moreThis Scholarship was established in 2013 by Tarek Nashar, who wished to establish a scholarship to honour the significant contribution of his mother Professor Beryl Nashar to Geology as the first Professor of Geology at the University of Newcastle. The scholarship has been established to encourage and reward a student who has excelled in their Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Earth Sciences) program and who is enrolling in their fourth year honours program in Geology. For further details, please review the full scholarship Terms and Conditions. Applicable to:Science, Geology, Earth Sciences, High Achievers, GEOS. | $1,000 | Details |
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Richard Crookes Constructions Indigenous Scholarship for Construction and Civil Engineering Operational throughout NSW and the ACT, Richard Crookes Constructions (RCC) is a private, family owned construction company that has been delivering projects as promised; on-time and budget, safely and to the highest quality since 1976. We ... Read moreOperational throughout NSW and the ACT, Richard Crookes Constructions (RCC) is a private, family owned construction company that has been delivering projects as promised; on-time and budget, safely and to the highest quality since 1976. We value our heritage as a family business and we're proud of our values and our commitment to delivering social infrastructure that enables our communities to grow. For RCC, making a positive contribution and giving back to the communities we live and work in and our industry is important. RCC has been recognised as one of the Best Places to Work in Australia by Great Place to Work. We are committed to a diverse and inclusive work environment and broader industry, and we encourage shared knowledge, innovation, and growth. As a proud Australian business, we recognise the importance of giving back to and supporting the future of our industry and we are honoured to offer construction and civil engineering students at the University of Newcastle this Indigenous Scholarship. RCC would be open to discussing potential internship opportunities with the successful recipients should they be interested. | $4,000 | Closed |
Rotary District 9670 Margaret Illukol Trust Health Scholarship Margaret Illukol was born in 1955 in Karimojong, a remote region in the north east of Uganda, where she was attacked by a hyena in 1963 and left with significant disfiguration. Margaret was treated over many years at Mulago Hospital in Kamp... Read moreMargaret Illukol was born in 1955 in Karimojong, a remote region in the north east of Uganda, where she was attacked by a hyena in 1963 and left with significant disfiguration. Margaret was treated over many years at Mulago Hospital in Kampala, Uganda before being assisted to come to Newcastle by Rotary District 967 in 1974. Newcastle Rotarian, Dr William Walker coordinated major reconstructive surgery for Margaret at Royal Newcastle Hospital. Rotary Clubs and individual Rotarians in the District funded her medical care, education and social integration. Margaret attended high school at St Joseph’s College, Lochinvar and then undertook studies in nursing at Gosford District Hospital, graduating in general nursing in 1983. She commenced work as a registered nurse at Royal Newcastle Hospital in 1984 and later at John Hunter Hospital and the Newcastle Mater Hospital. Margaret graduated with a Bachelor of Nursing from the University of Newcastle in 1996. Margaret retained strong associations with Rotary and the families that supported her in Newcastle. Margaret died in 2015 and left her estate to the Rotary International District 9670 Inc to establish a Trust to be used for charitable purposes in the community within Rotary International District 9670 Inc boundaries. Rotary International District 9670 Inc has decided to honour Margaret’s life by establishing equity scholarships with the University of Newcastle for students enrolled in human health studies. For the purpose of this scholarship, approved programs are (including Honours):Bachelor of Biomedical Science Bachelor of Health Science Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science Bachelor of Midwifery Bachelor of Medical Science Doctor of Medicine Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics Bachelor of Nursing Bachelor of Occupational Therapy Bachelor of Oral Health Therapy Bachelor of Pharmacy Bachelor of Physiotherapy Bachelor of Podiatry Bachelor of Psychological Science Bachelor of Social Work Bachelor of Speech Pathology. The intention of the scholarship is to support students who have an equity and financial need. Successful recipients may be invited by Rotary or the University to assist in promoting the scholarships to future applicants. | $12,000 | Closed |
Royal Newcastle Hospital Graduate Nurses Association Scholarship in Nursing This scholarship was established by the Royal Newcastle Graduate Nurses Association Inc. to assist 3rd year students in the Bachelor of Nursing program who are experiencing financial disadvantage.... Read moreThis scholarship was established by the Royal Newcastle Graduate Nurses Association Inc. to assist 3rd year students in the Bachelor of Nursing program who are experiencing financial disadvantage. | $4,000 | Closed |
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Singapore Alumni (follow on) Scholarship The Singapore Alumni Scholarship was established in 2011 by a committee of Singapore Alumni, chaired by Dr Peter Tay. Donations for the scholarship have come from Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents who are UON Alumni. These individu... Read moreThe Singapore Alumni Scholarship was established in 2011 by a committee of Singapore Alumni, chaired by Dr Peter Tay. Donations for the scholarship have come from Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents who are UON Alumni. These individuals take great pride in the achievements of Singapore and value their relationship with UON. In 2019 it was proposed that from 2020, the Singapore Alumni Scholarship Program be expanded to include provision for Singapore Alumni (follow on) Scholarships which will further support Singapore Alumni Scholarship recipients throughout their degree. These scholarships will support gifted and disadvantaged students who have previously received a Singapore Alumni scholarship, have achieved good academic results and continue to cope with disadvantages while trying to complete their undergraduate degree. | $4,000 | Closed |
The Singapore Alumni Scholarship was established in 2011 by a committee of Singapore Alumni, chaired by Dr Peter Tay. This Singapore Alumni Scholarship Committee initiated fund-raising from Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents who stu... Read moreThe Singapore Alumni Scholarship was established in 2011 by a committee of Singapore Alumni, chaired by Dr Peter Tay. This Singapore Alumni Scholarship Committee initiated fund-raising from Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents who studied at the University of Newcastle. It is the intent that these scholarships be used to assist gifted students who are overcoming adversity to study at the University of Newcastle. To be eligible for this scholarship, students must be academically gifted but are also facing hardship from factors such as being from a low socio-economic background, coming from a rural or remote area, living with disabilities, or carer and/or parenting responsibilities. Donations for this Singapore Alumni Scholarship have come from Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents who are UON Alumni. These individuals take great pride in the achievements of Singapore and value their relationship with UON. They hope that this Scholarship will further strengthen the relationship between Singapore and Australia. The University of Newcastle expects beneficiaries of this Scholarship to respect the values and aspirations of those who have made this very generous donation. The history of the Singapore Alumni Scholarships would not be complete without a special mention of UON alumnus and generous donor, Dr Peter Tay, who was instrumental in the establishment, governance and fundraising of the Singapore Alumni Scholarship Fund that supports these scholarships. Peter showed exceptional leadership with his peer-to-peer fundraising efforts and from 2011 until today, Peter has tirelessly rallied his fellow Singapore alumni from UON to donate towards the Fund. After three fund-raising campaigns, the Singapore Alumni Scholarship Fund needed A$170,000 to reach its target. Peter spearheaded a Golden Jubilee campaign, as part of the 50th anniversary of the University in 2015. That goal was achieved and surpassed, and the fund has now reached over A$500,000 and can support at least five students each year. Peter continues to consistently update his fellow Singapore Alumni on the Fund, showing them the impact that their donations is making to students in need. Students applying for this scholarship should also consider applying for the Shaping Futures Scholarship. Past recipients of the Singapore Alumni Scholarship may consider applying for the Catherine and Peter Tay for Singapore Alumni (follow on) Scholarship. Applicable to all study levels and undergraduate programs, international and domestic students, equity, financial disadvantage, rural, regional, remote, Indigenous Australian. | $4,000 | Closed |
South Asia Business and Law Scholarships The Faculty of Business and Law is offering eligible students a South Asia Business and Law Scholarship valued up to AU$12500. Students from Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka who are looking to commence a full time u... Read moreThe Faculty of Business and Law is offering eligible students a South Asia Business and Law Scholarship valued up to AU$12500. Students from Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka who are looking to commence a full time undergraduate or postgraduate Business or Law program in 2020 are encouraged to take up this opportunity. Scholarships will be automatically awarded to students from the above countries who have received an offer to study in an eligible program and who will commence studying with University of Newcastle in 2020. Both trimester and semester programs are included. Eligible programs are: Undergraduate ProgramsBachelor of Business Bachelor of Commerce Combined Innovation & Entrepreneurship programs with Business, Laws (Honours) or Commerce Combined Business programs with Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Laws (Honours) or Commerce Combined Commerce programs with Business, Innovation & Entrepreneurship or Laws (Honours) Postgraduate programsJuris Doctor MBA (Global) MBA/Master of Applied Finance MBA/Master of Human Resource Management MBA/Master of International Business Master of Dispute Resolution Master of Environmental Law Master of Laws (LLM) MBA/Master of Marketing Master of Professional Accounting/MBA MBA (Global)/MSC (Data Analytics) Master of Professional Accounting (Advanced) MBA (Global) dual degrees with partner universities MBA (Global)/ Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA) - Montclair State University, New Jersey MBA (Global)/ Master of Fashion and Luxury Management - LUISS Business School, Rome MBA Global/Master in Management Technology - LUISS Business School, Rome. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $12,500 | Details |
Student Residences Scholarship The Student Residences Scholarship was established with the aim of helping those students who are most in need who are residing within Student Living accommodation. These scholarships support students who are academically capable but manag... Read moreThe Student Residences Scholarship was established with the aim of helping those students who are most in need who are residing within Student Living accommodation. These scholarships support students who are academically capable but managing studies alongside personal circumstances such as:Carer responsibilities English language difficulty Financial hardship Long term medical condition/ disability or ongoing effects of abuse Regional or remote disadvantage Sole parent responsibilities Additional attributes such as Indigenous Australian or having Refugee status. It is hoped that this scholarship will provide much needed support for students living in Residential Colleges to continue to overcome adversity and maintain their achievements. A minimum of one available scholarship will be offered to a resident of Edwards Hall. For full details of this scholarship, please review the Terms and Conditions. | $4,000 | Closed |
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These scholarships provide financial incentive for gifted students that are facing educational disadvantage to study at the University of Newcastle. These scholarships are open to any music student - instrumentalist, vocalist, composer or ... Read moreThese scholarships provide financial incentive for gifted students that are facing educational disadvantage to study at the University of Newcastle. These scholarships are open to any music student - instrumentalist, vocalist, composer or creative production major. | $4,000 | Closed |
The Bloomfield Group Engineering Scholarship This scholarship has been established by the Bloomfield Group to support Engineering students who are interested in having a career in the Coal Mining industry. The Bloomfield Group is Australian owned and operated and has interests in mi... Read moreThis scholarship has been established by the Bloomfield Group to support Engineering students who are interested in having a career in the Coal Mining industry. The Bloomfield Group is Australian owned and operated and has interests in mining and engineering in the Hunter Valley, NSW. In business for more than 80 years, Bloomfield employs over 600 people and operates two open-cut coal mines; Bloomfield Mine at East Maitland and Rix’s Creek Mine, 5km northwest of Singleton, NSW. Coking and thermal coal from the mining operations is railed to Port Waratah Coal Services (PWCS) and then exported throughout Asia. Bloomfield is a founding member and current shareholder of PWCS. The company's engineering businesses include Four Mile Engineering at East Maitland and Kings Engineering in Rutherford and Lithgow. The group also has equity positions in companies specialising in renewable energies, recycling and biofuel production. The successful recipient of the scholarship may be offered the opportunity of paid vacation work with the Bloomfield Group. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $4,000 | Closed |
The Parker Fellowship is an annual travelling scholarship available to students studying architecture at the University of Newcastle. The Fellowship intends to foster the development of future architects by providing students with a unique... Read moreThe Parker Fellowship is an annual travelling scholarship available to students studying architecture at the University of Newcastle. The Fellowship intends to foster the development of future architects by providing students with a unique opportunity to undertake a personally significant program of international travel revolving around attendance at the Venice Biennale with a proposed topic of architectural, cultural, or historical research featured at the Venice Biennale on the year of their award to be documented by way of visual communication. The successful recipient will visually document their experiences by way of sketching – in any medium, including digital and be asked to deliver a presentation to the School of Architecture and The Architecture Foundation on completion of their travel program. Preference will be given to students that are willing to engage with The Architecture Foundation and Architecture Foundation Advisory Committee. The Fellowship was established in memory of Eric Clarence Parker, who, in 1957 became the first permanent teacher of architecture to be appointed to the fledgling School of Architecture at the Newcastle University College. Eric Parker was head of the school from 1957 to 1965 and later, in 1974, was Professor of Architecture and Dean of the Faculty of Architecture at the University of Newcastle until his retirement in 1984. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $8,000 | Closed |
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University of Newcastle Sports Scholarships These scholarships are offered to encourage and support students with demonstrated sporting ability, and to contribute to the sporting achievements of the University. The purpose of these scholarships is to improve the quality of UON sporti... Read moreThese scholarships are offered to encourage and support students with demonstrated sporting ability, and to contribute to the sporting achievements of the University. The purpose of these scholarships is to improve the quality of UON sporting teams, raise the University's profile through sport, and establish a standard of excellence to complement the University's academic achievements. Students are able to represent the University in a wide range of sports as members of University sporting clubs or at inter-university competitions. Student participation in sport is facilitated by the broad range of sporting facilities at the University which are among the best in the region. To find out more about this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $1,500 | Closed |
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Valasi Bleazard Memorial Scholarship in Medicine This scholarship is in the memory of Miss Valasi Bleazard, late of Lorn in Maitland who died at the age of 90 at Faleula Methodist Campus in Western Samoa. She was born at Satupaitea in Western Samoa to Methodist Missionaries, hence her pri... Read moreThis scholarship is in the memory of Miss Valasi Bleazard, late of Lorn in Maitland who died at the age of 90 at Faleula Methodist Campus in Western Samoa. She was born at Satupaitea in Western Samoa to Methodist Missionaries, hence her princess Christian name. During her adulthood here she had been a teacher of the Piano. Being born in Western Samoa , she was laid to rest in befitting manner at Vaega Satupaitea. She left a bequest in her will to fund this scholarship in her name: the Valasi Bleazard Memorial Scholarship. For the full details of this scholarship, please review the Terms and Conditions. | $5,000 | Closed |
Valasi Bleazard Memorial Scholarship in Music This scholarship is in memory of Miss Valasi Bleazard, late of Lorn in Maitland, who died at the age of 90 at Faleula Methodist Campus in Western Samoa. She was born at Satupaitea in Western Samoa to Methodist Missionaries, hence her prince... Read moreThis scholarship is in memory of Miss Valasi Bleazard, late of Lorn in Maitland, who died at the age of 90 at Faleula Methodist Campus in Western Samoa. She was born at Satupaitea in Western Samoa to Methodist Missionaries, hence her princess Christian name. During her adulthood here she had been a teacher of the Piano. Being born in Western Samoa, she was laid to rest in befitting manner at Vaega Satupaitea. This scholarship is to assist a second year female student studying at the University of Newcastle's Conservatorium of Music. For the full details of this scholarship, please review the Terms and Conditions. | $5,000 | Closed |
Vice-Chancellor's Award for Academic Excellence in Year 12 This award was established in 1999 to support academically excellent Year 12 students who intend to enrol at the University of Newcastle in the year following their Higher School Certificate (HSC) studies. The award does not require an app... Read moreThis award was established in 1999 to support academically excellent Year 12 students who intend to enrol at the University of Newcastle in the year following their Higher School Certificate (HSC) studies. The award does not require an application as it is based on the nomination submitted by your High School during your HSC year. | $2,000 | Details |
Victor and Adele Bear Undergraduate Scholarship for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Students This scholarship was established by Victor and Adele Bear to encourage and support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in the Bachelor of Medicine. Victor Bear was an Ear, Nose and Throat surgeon in Sydney. He also travelled to A... Read moreThis scholarship was established by Victor and Adele Bear to encourage and support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in the Bachelor of Medicine. Victor Bear was an Ear, Nose and Throat surgeon in Sydney. He also travelled to Aboriginal communities in Western NSW and the Northern Territory bringing regular ENT clinics to them. As he came to understand that locally based practitioners were vital to maintaining healthy ears, he also taught Aboriginal health workers how to check for problems before they became chronic. Two of Victor and Adele Bear's daughters, Susan and Deidre continue to support the scholarships to honour their parent's legacy. A maximum of (1) scholarship will be offered at any one time. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $20,000 | Closed |
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Wendy Hyslop Memorial Scholarship The scholarship was established to honour the memory of Wendy Hyslop. Wendy Hyslop was a dedicated clinical psychologist who had a passion for Psychology and helping people. Wendy worked in adult mental health services, in both the public ... Read moreThe scholarship was established to honour the memory of Wendy Hyslop. Wendy Hyslop was a dedicated clinical psychologist who had a passion for Psychology and helping people. Wendy worked in adult mental health services, in both the public and private sectors, and had experience in both clinical settings and within the University research and teaching setting. Wendy gave back to the community by providing clinical supervision to interns from the University of Newcastle and, in recent years, also provided peer and student supervision services. Wendy's family wish to honour her work and her name in this memorial scholarship which will assist students undertaking a Master of Clinical Psychology and who are also facing financial challenges. Wendy supported herself through her own studies, working full time and part time, while completing her Psychology degree. | $6,000 | Closed |
William Bowmore Music Scholarship Dr William Bowmore has established this scholarship to share his great love of music and the arts in the Hunter Valley Region. In 2002 Dr Bowmore was awarded an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Newcastle (Australia) and an Order of... Read moreDr William Bowmore has established this scholarship to share his great love of music and the arts in the Hunter Valley Region. In 2002 Dr Bowmore was awarded an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Newcastle (Australia) and an Order of Australia for service to the arts as a collector, donor, benefactor and patron of galleries in Australia, and to young musicians as a teacher and sponsor of concerts and scholarships. He had been an active supporter of the Newcastle Conservatorium since 1952. Dr Bowmore was very keen to support the development of cello players within the University of Newcastle music programs, so preference for award of this scholarship may be given to a student who plays this instrument. | $7,000 | Closed |
Women in Master of Business Administration (WiMBA) Scholarship The Faculty of Business and Law is proud to support aspirational and high-achieving females with the Women in MBA (WiMBA) scholarship. The WiMBA initiative aims to redress the gender equity imbalance by offering scholarships to female stud... Read moreThe Faculty of Business and Law is proud to support aspirational and high-achieving females with the Women in MBA (WiMBA) scholarship. The WiMBA initiative aims to redress the gender equity imbalance by offering scholarships to female students in partnership with leading organisations. WiMBA provides the leadership skills and strategic perspective to move female employees into senior management and executive positions. Applications are open now on the WiMBA page and close 5pm, 7 January 2020. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis until the deadline. Applicable to women, MBA, industry partners, postgraduate. | $18,000 | Details |
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Yancoal Indigenous Scholarship Yancoal is Australia’s largest pure play coal producer. Operating five mines and managing five others across New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australia, Yancoal also has a ~50% share in the Middlemount joint venture. Yancoal currentl... Read moreYancoal is Australia’s largest pure play coal producer. Operating five mines and managing five others across New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australia, Yancoal also has a ~50% share in the Middlemount joint venture. Yancoal currently employs approximately 3,000 people, sourcing the majority of its people from the local communities in which it operates. Yancoal’s New South Wales region includes the mines of Moolarben, Hunter Valley Operations, Mount Thorley Warkworth and Stratford Duralie, with the Queensland region comprising of Yarrabee and the Middlemount Joint Venture. The aim of this scholarship is to support students financially while encouraging them to pursue a career in the Mining & Resources Industry. It is the intention of this scholarship to build an ongoing relationship with the scholar with a view to them being considered for a career with Yancoal. The type of student that Yancoal is seeking for this scholarship is someone who has an interest and desire to pursue a career in the Mining & Resources Industry. Desirable traits include enthusiasm, a passion for their field, motivation to make a difference and a strive for continuous improvement. The successful scholar reflects one or more of the Yancoal values of Safety, People, Excellence, Innovation and Integrity. Furthermore, the student must have a strong connection with the local community, aiming to actively contribute where possible. This scholarship has been established to: Promote Yancoal’s commitment to education pathways and to support access to tertiary education for Indigenous students from the Singleton Local Government Area. Support and encourage Singleton students to enrol in Engineering and / or Business disciplines and in turn provide them with a pathway through to a potential career with Yancoal. Demonstrate Yancoal’s commitment to making a positive and lasting difference in the communities where it operates. This scholarship is open to the following degrees (including honours and combined degrees which include one of those listed below):Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Chemical Engineering Bachelor of Civil Engineering Bachelor of Electrical Engineering Bachelor of Environmental Engineering Bachelor of Environmental Science and Management Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering Bachelor of Mechatronics Engineering Preference will be given to students from Singleton, Muswellbrook or the Upper Hunter. For more information on this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $15,000 | Closed |
Yancoal is Australia’s largest pure play coal producer. Operating five mines and managing five others across New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australia, Yancoal also has a ~50% share in the Middlemount joint venture. Yancoal currentl... Read moreYancoal is Australia’s largest pure play coal producer. Operating five mines and managing five others across New South Wales, Queensland and Western Australia, Yancoal also has a ~50% share in the Middlemount joint venture. Yancoal currently employs approximately 3,000 people, sourcing the majority of its people from the local communities in which it operates. Yancoal’s New South Wales region includes the mines of Moolarben, Hunter Valley Operations, Mount Thorley Warkworth and Stratford Duralie, with the Queensland region comprising of Yarrabee and the Middlemount Joint Venture. The aim of this scholarship is to support students financially while encouraging them to pursue a career in the Mining & Resources Industry. It is the intention of this scholarship to build an ongoing relationship with the scholar with a view to them being considered for a career with Yancoal. The type of student that Yancoal is seeking for this scholarship is someone who has an interest and desire to pursue a career in the Mining & Resources Industry. Desirable traits include enthusiasm, a passion for their field, motivation to make a difference and a strive for continuous improvement. The successful scholar reflects one or more of the Yancoal values of Safety, People, Excellence, Innovation and Integrity. Furthermore, the student must have a strong connection with the local community, aiming to actively contribute where possible. This scholarship has been established to: Promote Yancoal’s commitment to education pathways and to support access to tertiary education for students from the Singleton Local Government Area. Support and encourage Singleton students to enrol in Engineering and / or Business disciplines and in turn provide them with a pathway through to a potential career with Yancoal. Demonstrate Yancoal’s commitment to making a positive and lasting difference in the communities where it operates. This scholarship is open to the following degrees (including honours and combined degrees which include one of those listed below):Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Chemical Engineering Bachelor of Civil Engineering Bachelor of Electrical Engineering Bachelor of Environmental Engineering Bachelor of Environmental Science and Management Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering Bachelor of Mechatronics Engineering Preference will be given to students from Singleton, Muswellbrook or the Upper Hunter. For more information about this scholarship, please review the full Terms and Conditions. | $15,000 | Closed |
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