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UQ Science Leaders Scholarship

Closed Full funding Undergraduate Australia

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Description

Enrolment status: Current UQ student
Student type: Domestic
Study level: Undergraduate
Study level: Agriculture and animal sciences, Science and mathematics
Scholarship focus: Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander, Academic excellence, Financial hardship
Scholarship value: at least $5,000
Scholarship duration: 1 year
Number awarded: May vary
Applications open: July 2025

Eligibility:

You’re eligible if you:

  • can demonstrate financial need; and
  • submit a completed application to the Faculty of Science, by the closing date; and
  • are a domestic student in accordance with The University’s Fee Policy; and
  • are enrolled full-time in an Approved program.

Selection criteria:

The scholarship application is assessed on the basis of: 

  • evidence of financial need
  • a written personal statement demonstrating personal hardship and personal qualities.
  • evidence of leadership and/or leadership aspirations.
  • overall academic performance in the Approved program to date.
  • receipt of another scholarship that the Associate Dean considers similar; and
  • any other matter that the Associate Dean considers relevant for selection.

About this scholarship:

Established in 2017 by the Faculty of Science Executive Dean to provide greater access to students interested in studying Science at UQ. Funded by donations which are matched by the Faculty of Science

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