Student Life Grants provide funding and support for students to create innovative co-curricular projects that build a sense of community. They are facilitated by the University's Student Life team.
You can apply as an individual student or a group of students to access up to $3000 of funding and development support for project ideas that support our students in the areas of social activities and mentoring, professional development, community contribution and academic research.
You will get the opportunity to:
You can find out more at the information and brainstorming workshop on October 11.
There are four grant streams:
Projects will focus on welcoming students to the start of a new semester and research period.
Project dates: 13 February to 10 March 2023
Maximum funding per project: $3000
Target audience: All students
Projects will focus on providing co-curricular opportunities for students during the semester and break periods.
Project dates: 10 March - 30 June
Maximum funding per project: $2000
Target audience: All students
Projects will focus on enabling and embedding sustainability across campus life and within our community. This grant is new for 2023.
Project dates: 13 February - 30 June
Maximum funding per project: $2500
Target audience: All students
Projects will focus on providing opportunities for the Dalyell cohort.
Project dates: 13 February - 30 June
Maximum funding per project: $2000
Target audience: Dalyell students
If you’re interested in applying for a grant but not sure about your project idea or want some tips and tricks from our team, join the Information and brainstorming workshop at 12.00–1.30pm on Tuesday 11 October.
We’ll take you through the application process, a set of guided exercises to help you develop and refine ideas, all over some light refreshments. Attending is also a great way to meet other students interested in forming a team.
The workshop will be hosted in-person and online. Registration is essential. Please complete our online form to register.
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