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Women in engineering scholarship and scheme

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Supporting women entering engineering, computer science and project management courses through access to an early conditional offer scheme, a reduced ATAR requirement and scholarship.

Benefits

  • An early conditional offer to an eligible undergraduate degree with a reduced ATAR requirement. 
  • A $5,000 or $10,000 scholarship for one year. 
  • Access to the Women in Engineering Buddy Program, where you'll be paired with a current student to help you settle into university life. 
  • Ongoing support throughout your degree through the Women in Engineering Network, including industry mentoring, exclusive events, and opportunities to connect with peers and industry professionals.

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Complete the form to be considered for eligible scholarships.

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Eligibility

To be eligible for the scholarship and scheme you must: 

  1. Be a domestic student. 
  2. Identify as a woman.
  3. Be completing secondary studies in the year applying for the scholarship, or have completed secondary studies in the year prior to applying for the scholarship.
  4. The scholarship and scheme will be awarded based on:
    • Academic merit, 
    • Level and performance in mathematics subjects studied at secondary school,
    • Motivation and engagement in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) in their written responses in the application form, and
    • The index of Community Socio-Education Advantage (ICSEA) score of the secondary school they attend.

Application process

To be considered for the Women in Engineering Scholarship and Scheme you must: 

Successful applicants will be advised of their outcome on a rolling basis.

Students who receive a conditional scholarship offer will be able to access the Faculty of Engineering Early Conditional Offer Scheme, which provides an early conditional offer for admission to an eligible course with a reduced ATAR requirement.

To receive an unconditional offer, you must:

  • place your chosen Faculty of Engineering course as your highest eligible UAC preference by the preference closing deadline of UAC December Round 2; and 
  • meet the reduced ATAR listed below and any other admission requirements for your chosen course. Once these requirements have been met, you will be made an unconditional offer. 

The scholarship is offered subject to the applicant qualifying for admission to an undergraduate degree (including combined degrees) offered by the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Sydney. Refer to the scholarship terms and conditions for full details.

If you do not meet the requirements of this scholarship and scheme, you may still be eligible for admission through another University of Sydney admission scheme.

Unconditional course offers are subject to course availability, and scholarship availability is limited. For current NSW Year 12 students, unconditional offers are expected to be made in UAC December Round 2. Course offers and scholarships in later UAC rounds are subject to availability and cannot be guaranteed.

Eligible courses and reduced ATARs

2027 Entry

Women in Engineering Scholarship and Scheme (2027 Entry)

Engineering and computer science degrees Reduced ATAR
B Advanced Computing 85
B Advanced Computing and B Commerce 91
B Advanced Computing and B Science 85
B Advanced Computing and B Science (Medical Science) 85
B Advanced Computing and B Science (Health) 85
B Engineering Honours (Dalyell Scholars) *No reduced ATAR - 98
B Engineering Honours (Aeronautical Engineering) 85
B Engineering Honours (Biomedical Engineering) 85
B Engineering Honours (Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering) 85
B Engineering Honours (Civil Engineering) 85
B Engineering Honours (Electrical Engineering) 85
B Engineering Honours (Environmental Engineering) 85
B Engineering Honours (Flexible First Year) 85
B Engineering Honours (Mechanical Engineering) 85
B Engineering Honours (Mechatronic Engineering) 85
B Engineering Honours (Software Engineering) 85
B Engineering Honours with Space 95
B Engineering Honours and B Arts 90
B Engineering Honours and B Commerce 91
B Engineering Honours (Civil Engineering) and B Design in Architecture 90
B Engineering Honours and B Project Management 85
B Engineering Honours and B Science 85
B Engineering Honours (Biomedical Engineering) and B Science (Health) 85
B Engineering Honours and B Science (Medical Science) 85
B Project Management 81
B Engineering Honours and B Laws *No reduced ATAR - 99.5

The reduced ATAR does not apply to the Bachelor of Engineering Honours (Dalyell Scholars) or Bachelor of Engineering Honours and Bachelor of Laws. Applicants to these degrees must meet the standard admission requirements. These degrees remain eligible for the Women in Engineering Scholarship. 

All courses except B Project Management also have a Mathematics prerequisite.