International Student Support Scholarship

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Applicants will be considered for this scholarship based on the information provided on their UniSQ international student application. UniSQ will use information from your admission application to assess your scholarship eligibility. As necessary on-campus applicants will also need to be successful in gaining the appropriate visa for the duration of their study to remain eligible.

Application requirement details:

To support your application to study, you will also need to submit certified copies of:

• official photographic identification
• English language proficiency: if you are from a non-English speaking country, we require evidence of your English language proficiency
• senior high school (A levels / Year 12) certificate and academic transcripts
• all post-secondary study certificates and academic transcripts (if any)
• evidence of work experience (if any).

When submitting, clear colour copies of documents are preferred.

Study level you are applying for: Undergraduate, Postgraduate, Doctorate

In 2024, the University of Southern Queensland (UniSQ) will offer scholarships to new international students studying on-campus, external or online.

This scholarship is based on meeting the entry requirements for the program of study and maintaining satisfactory academic performance for duration of study at UniSQ.

International students in all areas of award programs undergraduate, postgraduate and research are welcome to apply.

Applicants must:

• be an international student
• be enrolled in on-campus, external or online mode
• be a commencing student (i.e. be new to UniSQ) in 2024
• receive an offer to study within one of the study periods in 2024, in an award level program offered by the University of Southern Queensland
• meet the academic and English requirements for the UniSQ award program for which they apply
• not be in receipt of another UniSQ tuition fee scholarship
• not be a sponsored student, unless student is sponsored by an NGO or a government of a low or middle income country
• not be studying through an offshore partner.