St Andrew’s College is a vibrant and inclusive academic community that emphasizes the holistic development of students, combining rigorous academic programs and extensive extra-curricular opportunities.
Known for its supportive atmosphere, the college encourages students to excel not only in their academics, but also in their leadership, creativity and community engagement.
With a diverse student body, St Andrew’s College fosters a collaborative environment where students from diverse backgrounds and fields of study come together, creating a vibrant campus culture that promotes personal and academic growth. The college’s commitment to fostering a welcoming and enriching experience makes it an ideal place for students to thrive in all areas of their academic life.
Description of the scholarship
- Host university: St Andrew’s College;
- Host country: Australia;
- Level of study: Undergraduate level;
- Type of scholarship: Partial financing;
- Scholarship value: $25,000;
- Open to candidates: National and international students;
- Available topics: All subjects;
- Application deadline: December 1st2024.
For the 2025 academic year, St Andrew’s College has established a variety of scholarship programs designed to provide financial support to students with different talents, backgrounds and needs. These scholarships go beyond financial aid, integrating students into a strong network of academic support, leadership opportunities and community engagement. Whether you are passionate about the arts, sports, research or community service, the college offers a range of scholarship programs to support students in their pursuit of excellence.
Scholarship Benefits
St Andrew’s College scholarship programs cover diverse areas, providing not only financial assistance but also a supportive community for personal and academic growth. Recipients have access to numerous university resources, including mentoring opportunities, academic workshops and career guidance. Scholarships available for the 2025 academic year include merit-based awards, creative arts scholarships, postgraduate research grants, First Nations support and need-based scholarships.
- Needs-based scholarships (scholarships)
This program is designed to support students facing financial difficulties. The scholarships aim to ensure that students can continue their studies without the burden of financial stress. Open to new and returning students, these scholarships cover a variety of academic expenses, from tuition fees to living expenses, ensuring equal opportunities for all students. - First Nations Scholarships
St Andrew’s College is proud to support Indigenous students in their studies. First Nations Scholarships, including the Nick van Gelder First Nations Scholarship, provide substantial financial support, aimed at fostering a sense of community and belonging within the college. The Nick van Gelder Scholarship provides up to $25,000 per year over three years to students pursuing infrastructure-related fields, such as architecture, construction, engineering and environmental sciences. - Postdoctoral Research Fellowships
To attract and retain highly motivated postgraduate students, St Andrew’s College offers dedicated scholarships for those carrying out research at Masters or PhD level. These scholarships provide financial assistance and access to valuable research resources and faculty mentorship. Up to four research scholarships are awarded each year, contributing to the dynamism of the college’s academic research community.
Eligibility requirements
Each scholarship has specific eligibility criteria tailored to its target group, ensuring that the appropriate support is available to those students who can benefit most.
- Needs-Based Scholarships (Scholarships):
- Open to new and returning students who demonstrate financial need.
- Applicants must provide proof of income, such as family income tax returns and Centrelink assessment details.
- First Nations Scholarships:
- Available to students who identify as Indigenous Australian and are enrolled or considering enrolling in an undergraduate or postgraduate program.
- For the Nick van Gelder First Nations Scholarship, applicants must be pursuing studies in fields associated with infrastructure, such as architecture, engineering or environmental science.
- Postdoctoral research grants:
- Open to students enrolled in a Masters or PhD research program at St Andrew’s College.
- Applicants must demonstrate a commitment to research excellence and provide a research proposal, academic transcripts, and letters of recommendation from previous academic supervisors.
Application process
The application processes for each scholarship are simplified to make it easier for eligible students to apply. Below is an overview of the steps for each scholarship program.
- Needs-based scholarships (scholarships)
- Applications open: NOW
- Application deadline: October 30, 2024
- Application steps:
- Download and complete the scholarship application form on the college website.
- Complete the scholarship application declaration form.
- Check Centrelink support eligibility and get a screenshot of the quote.
- Submit the completed forms along with the Centrelink Estimate and most recent Family Income Assessment document to the Registrar at [email protected].
- First Nations Scholarships
- Applications open: NOW
- Application deadline: December 1, 2024
- Application steps:
- Download the First Nations Scholarship application form from the St Andrew’s College website.
- For applicants interested in the Nick van Gelder First Nations Scholarship, additional information can be obtained by contacting the Registrar via email.
- Submit all required documents, including proof of Indigenous heritage and academic records, to [email protected].
- Postdoctoral Research Fellowships
- Applications open: NOW
- Application deadline: December 1, 2024
- Application steps:
- Visit the college website to download the postgraduate scholarship application form.
- Complete the application form and prepare additional materials, including a detailed research proposal, academic transcripts, and two letters of recommendation.
- Submit all documents to the Registrar’s Office for review at [email protected].
Official website:
For more information, please visit the official university website: https://www.standrewscollege.edu.au/scholarships-3/