University of Sydney Scholars Awards
University of Sydney
The Sydney Scholars Awards offers Year 12 students the opportunity to apply for scholarships ranging from $6,000 to $10,000 in value. The scholarships are awarded in duration from one year, and up to 5 years (including combined undergraduate degrees). To be considered, students need to undertake their university entry qualification (Higher School Certificate (HSC), International Baccalaureate (IB) or equivalent) in the year forfore they intend to apply for university. Applicants also need to list the University of Sydney among their preferences throughout the UAC application period.
Eligibility
These prestigious scholarships will be offered to students who meet the selection criteria including an ATAR requirement of 95 and above. Students applying to the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and Sydney College of Arts require an ATAR of 90 or above. International students that have recently completed an International Baccalaureate or educational award equivalent to the HSC, and are applying for admission through UAC, are also eligible to apply. For domestic students (including New Zealand citizens), students will automatically be awarded a scholarship with $10,000 for the duration of their undergraduate degree with an ATAR of 99.90. For Sydney Scholars Awards, students will need to complete an online application form and upload their most recent school report.
Further details
Students must submit an application to The University of Sydney comprising of a personal statement, school report, and a school reference. Students will need to complete an online application form and upload your most recent school report.
Amount | $6,000 The scholarship is valued at $6,000 for 1 year. |
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Closing date | Early October |
Number per year | 100 |
Frequency | Annual |
Duration | year |
Student type | Australian |
Gender | Co-Ed |
For Australian students | |
For international students | |
Level of study | Undergraduate / VET |
Field of studys | Accounting Agriculture Architecture Psychology Built environment Business and management Communications Computing and information technology Creative arts Dentistry Economics Education and training Engineering and technology Environmental studies Tourism and hospitality Health services and support Humanities and social sciences Languages Law Para-legal studies Mathematics Medicine Nursing Pharmacy Rehabilitation Sciences Social work Sport and leisure Surveying Veterinary science |