澳-堪培拉大学-恢复申请处理和奖学金更新

Dear valued partners,

Key Updates:

• Revised scholarships are now valued at: 10%, 20%, and 30% tuition fee discounts.
• The 30% Excellence Scholarship is now targeted to select priority countries and strategic institutional partners.
• The High Achiever Scholarship has been adjusted from 25% to 20%.
• Scholarships are available for students undertaking CRICOS-registered programs at University of Canberra’s Australian campuses, excluding:
• Higher Degree by Research (HDR) programs
• Standalone (1 Year) Honours degrees
• Non-award courses
• Programs delivered at offshore campuses
• Following courses:
• Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Medical Imaging)
• Master of Medical Imaging
• Master of Nursing Practice (Graduate Entry)
• Master of Occupational Therapy
• Master of Physiotherapy
• Master of Speech Pathology
• Graduate Certificates and Graduate Diplomas

NOTE: Bachelor of Nursing can only be considered for the 10% scholarships.

• All scholarships will now include updated Conditions of Award, including a GPA requirement of 5.0 for ongoing eligibility.

Important Notes:

• If students have accepted their offer and paid their acceptance fee by 31 August 2025, their scholarship will be honoured.
• Students who accepted offers by this date will be contacted to agree to the new Conditions of Award. We may reach out to you to assist in connecting with these students to facilitate this process.
• Unaccepted offers will be reissued with revised scholarship values and updated terms.

We appreciate your continued partnership and support in communicating these changes to prospective students. Updated marketing materials and offer letters will be shared shortly to reflect the new scholarship structure. More information on the scholarships is available here: https://www.canberra.edu.au/future-students/study-at-uc/scholarships

If you have any questions or require assistance, please don’t hesitate to contact our international recruitment team.

Yours sincerely,

Student Recruitment and Marketing

University of Canberra