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Scholarships

Scholarships attract high-calibre students from Australia and abroad. They act as an incentive for students to strive for and achieve excellence in their studies. They also provide support for students who might otherwise be unable to take up a university place - The University of Adelaide recognises that those who are financially or educationally disadvantaged should not be denied access to quality tertiary education.

New scholarships funds are being sought in each of the following categories:

  • First year undergraduate entry (Australian and overseas students);
  • Undergraduate honours year entry (Australian and overseas students);
  • Higher degree by research entry (Australian and overseas students);
  • Study abroad (Australian students);
  • Postdoctoral fellowships (Australian and overseas students).

There are opportunities for named scholarships (recognising donors, benefactors and/or distinguished persons of The University of Adelaide); specific academic area scholarships; indigenous scholarships; sports-oriented scholarships; and designated country/region scholarships.

Sponsor benefits:

  • Naming rights according to the wishes of the donor/benefactor
  • Advertising of the Scholarship/s in the State, nationally and internationally
  • Acknowledgement in publications of The University of Adelaide
  • Public recognition and attendance at Award Ceremonies

Examples of Scholarships:

City of West Torrens Max and Bette Mendelson Foundation Scholarships - These annual scholarships provide students who live in the council area with financial support for a year of their undergraduate studies, at a value of $3000 per student per year.

Jacob's Creek Viticulture Scholarship - The Orlando Wyndham Group is providing $4 000 per annum to support a student enrolled in the fourth and final year of a Bachelor of Agricultural Science (Viticultural Science) degree at the University of Adelaide.

For further information on Scholarships available visit the Graduate Centre website.

Development and Alumni work with the University's Scholarships Office to ensure that benefactors and donors are provided with the best information and advice about establishing a scholarship. For further information about setting up a scholarship, please email helen.paul@adelaide.edu.au or phone +61 8 8303 4275. For other examples of scholarships and ways of supporting students, please visit the Graduate Centre website.

last modified 5/08/2005 14:00 by Natalie Townsend