Scholarships and bursaries can provide financial support throughout your studies to relieve financial pressures and allow you more time to focus on your study.
Scholarship and bursary applications for Semester 1 are open from 1 September - 30 November (in the year prior) and for Semester 2, 1 April - 31 May. Visit Scholarships for more information.
In addition to UniSC's main undergraduate scholarships, students who are undertaking Work integrated learning (WIL) are encouraged to explore the following scholarship and bursary offerings:
External scholarships are available from government departments, businesses and industry groups. Information and applications are administered externally through the following websites. Applications will need to be sent directly to the external agency supporting the scholarships on offer.
- Indigenous Education Placement Bursary
- Tim Fairfax Family Foundation Rural and Remote Education Bursary
External scholarships are available from government departments, businesses and industry groups. Information and applications are administered externally through the following website. Applications will need to be sent directly to the external agency supporting the scholarships on offer.
- City of Moreton Bay Study Support Bursaries
- Heller Foundation Study Support Bursary
- Mature Age Study Support Bursary
- Noosa Community Foundation Bursary
- Rotary Club of Gympie Bursary
- The Thompson Study Support Scholarship
- UniSC Study Support Bursary
- UniSC 1996 Society Study Support Bursaries
External scholarships are available from government departments, businesses and industry groups. Information and applications are administered externally through the following websites. Applications will need to be sent directly to the external agency supporting the scholarships on offer.
The Commonwealth Prac Payment supports nursing, midwifery, teaching and social work students while they're undertaking mandatory placements.
From July 2025, eligible students will be able to access $319.50 per week while they're undertaking placement. The payment will be means-tested to ensure the support goes to students who need it the most.