STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS and funding
Welcome to our Scholarships page, where you can browse a wide range of university, government and private scholarships to help support you throughout your education.
Financial stress is a real barrier for many students, yet there are many scholarships available, especially for those living in the regions.
Regional scholarships are often under-applied for, so take the time to find out what you’re eligible for.
Click on the links below to browse available scholarships, eligibility criteria, application procedures, and scholarship open and closing dates.
While we’ve focused on WA study providers here, be sure to check out your study provider’s Scholarships webpage or contact their Scholarships team to find out what’s available.
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There’s a scholarship for everyone and everything – you and your career dreams included!
Don’t be put off thinking you won’t be successful because there are 4300-plus scholarships
in Australia going begging for you to have a crack at. Not only do they have thousands of
scholarships from major universities, there are also scholarships for vocational education
and training and other learning opportunities.
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Forrest Research Foundation Scholarships are available for Australian students who wish to study towards a PhD at a Western Australian university.
The Forrest Reseacrh Foundation - Scholarship Information
Phone: (+61 8) 6488 5598
Email: admin@forrestresearch.org.au
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Unlock your potential and explore the extensive range of scholarships awaiting you at Curtin. With support from generous donors, external organisations, and the Australian Government, the opportunities are limitless.
Curtin University Scholarship Information
Phone: 1300 222 888
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Scholarship Program
For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.
Apply by 5 March 2025
For equity students (e.g. students from a low SES background, experiencing financial hardship, requiring support for practicum/placements/fieldwork, students living with disability).
Apply by 5 March 2025
Scholarships to rural/regional students (close on 12 March 2025):
Merredin Energy Regional Women’s Undergraduate Scholarship
All undergraduate Science & Engineering degrees
Steve Lewis Regional Scholarship
All undergraduate degrees.
Preference for courses from science and engineering or business and law.All Science and Engineering undergraduate courses.
Wheatley Family Foundation Scholarship
All undergraduate degrees.
Any undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree within the Western Australian School of Mines (WASM).
All undergraduate science and engineering courses.
Indigenous Commonwealth Accommodation Scholarship
Enabling, associate degrees and bachelor’s degree courses.
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NTEU Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Scholarship
The NTEU Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Scholarship was established to support and encourage Undergraduate Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander students who demonstrate a commitment to community, across the various different stages of their degree.
Eligibility
To be eligible for this scholarship you must:
be an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander student
fall into at least one of the student categories below:
be enrolled in a first year undergraduate course at any Murdoch University campus
be enrolled in a final year/honours at any Murdoch University campus
be a student living or studying in a regional / remote area while enrolled in a course at Murdoch University campus.
demonstrate a history of community engagement
can be a part-time or full-time student
Closing Date: 9 Mar 2025
Benefit from their wide range of scholarships. They understand that completing your degree is a life-changing experience so they are here to help you make the most of it.
For more information about other scholarships visit Murdoch University - Find a Scholarship
Phone: 1300 687 3624
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Here you'll find all the information you need on scholarships and fees relating to tuition, administration and amenities while studying at UWA.
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Scholarships recognise those whose life journey may have been challenging, as well as students who've shown outstanding academic excellence and endeavour.
A scholarship can help you realise your ambitions by paying for fees, text books and living expenses.
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Receive up to $500 from ANZ for university costs.
Achieve a savings goal for 10 months and ANZ will match it up to $500. You need to:
Be 18 years or older
Have a current Health Care Card or Pensioner Concession Card
Have a child in school, starting school next year, or be studying yourself
Get a regular income (can be you or your partner)
Agree to join in free online financial education workshops
For more information and how to apply visit Saver Plus.
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Scholarships cover regional, rural, indigenous, agricultural, and Community Bank programs.
Students can attend either TAFE or University.
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The Regional and Agribusiness Graduate Program is for recent graduates who are looking to start a career in regional or rural Australia. We hire graduates from business, economics, agribusiness, and commerce backgrounds. Program graduates transition into an associate role supporting bankers with the customer management of their portfolio.
You’ll need:
to be an Australian or New Zealand citizen, or be an Australian permanent resident at the time of applying for the program
to have completed an undergraduate or postgraduate degree or be due to complete it by the commencement of the program
to be able to work across regional locations or willing to relocate to one of the 120 NAB Regional & Agribusiness Centres across Australia. If you have a preferred location, we’ll try to accommodate it your wishes where possible.
Application & Selection Process
In order to apply you’ll be required to submit an application form and complete an online assessment. The online assessment involves logical reasoning, a multitasking assessment, and a personality assessment. If you’re successful, you’ll then receive a call and potentially be invited to a virtual interview to meet the team.
We have several intakes throughout the year. Our next intake is July 2026. Applications open 09 February. -
A group of payments for Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander students or apprentices. Depending on a student’s circumstances, ABSTUDY can help with:
school fees
boarding fees
living costs
travel costs
buying school materials.
Financial help if you're 25 or older and studying or an Australian Apprentice.
To get this you must be:
25 or older
A full time student in an approved course or Australian Apprenticeship under the income test limits.
A support service for parents with children under 6 who get Parenting Payment. It will help you with your study and work goals.
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NCP is a Commonwealth program that supports students undertaking study or placements in the Indo-Pacific, including Nepal. Applications are administered through the university, so students should reach out to their study provider to be considered for a mobility grant:
https://www.dfat.gov.au/people-to-people/new-colombo-plan/mobility-program -
Students should contact their local Rotary clubs directly to explore any grant or sponsorship opportunities: https://www.rotary.org
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AASW occasionally offers small grants or professional development funding: https://www.aasw.asn.au
