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Scholarships and prizes
Financial support for students studying Southeast Asia
A scholarship or prize can give you the financial independence to concentrate on your studies. Find out which scholarships are available, when they’re open, and how to apply.
Various sources of funding are available if you are studying topics on or related to Southeast Asia at the University of Sydney. Browse the scholarships below, including our annual Honours Scholarship, funding for doctoral fieldwork, financial support to undertake international exchange and travel, and funding through the Department of Indonesian Studies.
Scholarships and prizes
This scholarship is for students enrolled in an honours program at the University of Sydney, whose research relates to one or more Southeast Asian country. Up to four scholarships worth $1000 each will be awarded.
Eligibility
To be eligible, applicants need to:
- be a Student member of SSEAC
- currently be enrolled at the University of Sydney in an honours program
- be researching a topic related to one or more Southeast Asian country
- participate in the SSEAC Honours Bootcamp, to be held on 28-30 July 2021
- have achieved a distinction average during their undergraduate studies.
Criteria for award
The following criteria will be taken into consideration by the SSEAC Grants Subcommittee when assessing applications:
- quality of application
- coursework marks.
Grants will be awarded in August 2021 following confirmation of participation in the SSEAC Honours Bootcamp.
Application
Applicants can apply to the SSEAC Honours Scholarship while applying to the Honours Bootcamp program. In addition to the event application form, you will be asked to upload your
- academic transcripts, and
- a letter of reccomendation from your supervisor for the Scholarship.
Background: This scholarship aims to promote international understanding and advance your academic development by enabling you to spend part of your degree studying in an approved overseas institution.
How much: $5000.
How long: One semester only
Eligibility:
- Applicants must be an Australian Citizen, New Zealand Citizen, or Australian Permanent Resident.
- Applicants must have completed 48 credit points of an undergraduate course.
- Applicants must be enrolled in at least 18 credit points in an undergraduate degree at the University of Sydney at the time of application.
- Applicants must be undertaking studies at an overseas institution in Faculty approved units of study which are counted towards their degree.
- Applicants must have acceptance into the Exchange Program administered by the University of Sydney.
- Preference will be given to students who wish to undertake their studies at an institution in Asia.
Further information: Scholarships Office
Background: Scholarships offered by Sydney Abroad
For: All currently enrolled undergraduate and postgraduate students
How much: Valued at $10,000 each, we offer up to 350 scholarships a year
How long: Short-term and semester-long programs.
Eligibility: You need to have a credit average (65 percent or higher) over the most recent 48 credit points you have completed in your current course. You need to be enrolled full time at the University of Sydney while you study on exchange, and any classes you enrol in at your host university need to be approved by your faculty so they can be credited towards your Sydney degree.
Selection times: May/June for exchanges commencing in the second half of the year; October/November for exchanges commencing in the first half of the following year.
Further information: Sydney Abroad: sydney.abroad@sydney.edu.au, +61 2 8627 8322, or visit the study abroad and student exchange website.
Background: This scholarship supports students who are interested in Asia, and want to actively contribute to Australia's success in Asia in their chosen field.
How much: $12,000
How long: One to two semesters
Eligibility:
- Applicants must be an Australian Citizen or Australian Permanent Resident.
- Applicants must be enrolled full-time at the University of Sydney at the time of application (all fields of study are eligible).
- Applicants must have completed 48 credit points of an undergraduate course.
- Applicants must hold a minimum of a credit average (65 WAM).
- Applicants must have acceptance into the Exchange Program administered by the University of Sydney.
Further information: Scholarships Office
The University of Sydney also offers hundreds of scholarships to help undergraduate and postgraduate students achieve their study goals. Find out more about general scholarships and prizes on offer.
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