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for Recognition Learning (CRL) and no longer meet the eligibility criteria, or Underload in their enrolment during the Scholarship term. Cannot be withdrawn or refunded in cash. Can be revoked at the discretion
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assessed for the Global Scholars Program Scholarship. Enrolment Requirements To prevent the scholarship being revoked, the recipient: Cannot receive Credit for Recognition Learning (CRL) or underload in
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/Specialisation)* Access to the learning community to enhance the student experience - Extracurricular activities including forums and industry engagement opportunities which will connect students with each other
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., Semester 1, Trimester 1, etc.). You will be ineligible to apply if you have any credits completed towards your course (this excludes Credit For Recognised Learning) Have a minimum CWA of at least 65 for most
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reducing financial barriers, it enables students to broaden their learning, gain practical insights, and build meaningful connections for their future careers. Student type Current Students Faculties and
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assistance. By easing financial barriers, it helps students gain professional experience, strengthen their learning, and build connections for their future careers. Student type Current Students Faculties and
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total of $7,500 paid as a cash stipend of $3,750 per semester. Potential paid or unpaid Work Integrated Learning (WIL) upon request by the recipient The stipend may be used at the recipient's discretion
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$5,000 per semester. The amount can be used at the recipient’s discretion to contribute towards education related expenses. Possibility of mentoring, research assistance and/or work integrated learning
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. Scholarship recipients are committed to and show a strong desire to learn, demonstrate high-level capability in one or more discipline areas and have high aspirations for themselves. Student type Future
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fostering “leadership, learning, and empathy between cultures… It is a modest program with an immodest aim – the achievement in international affairs of a regime more civilised, rational and humane than