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Private Scholarship · Undergraduate

Adelaide International Undergraduate Scholarships

Provided by Adelaide International Undergraduate

This round closed on 29 Jan 2016.

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Award Amount
29 Jan 2016
Deadline
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Undergraduate
Education Level
Private
Type

About this Scholarship

Adelaide International Undergraduate Scholarships The University of Adelaide offers a scholarship program for commencing international students undertaking undergraduate study. Scholarships in this program have the following conditions: Available for commencing international undergraduate students only; Open to citizens of any country (except Australia and New Zealand); Provides a waiver of 25% of the annual tuition fee for each year of the program for the full duration of the program, up to a maximum of four years; Up to 40 scholarships available each year; Available for study in any discipline except Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS), Bachelor of Oral Health and Bachelor of Science (Veterinary Bioscience) Open to eligible applicants completing Foundation Studies or secondary studies overseas or in Australia, or those transferring into the later years of an undergraduate degree with advanced standing Academic Eligibility The selection process for the Adelaide International Undergraduate Scholarships is competitive, with academic achievement forming the main basis for scholarship selection. As a general guide, the University of Adelaide will consider applicants who have achieved an academic level which is the equivalent of a GPA of 6/7 (85%) for a scholarship. As the aim of the scholarship program is to attract excellent applicants from a wide range of countries, factors such as country of citizenship and program of study may also be taken into consideration in some cases in the scholarship selection process. Terms of Scholarship Please download a copy of the scholarship conditions. Application Process Applicants may apply online for a scholarship at any time Applicants must have received an offer of admission from the University before lodging their scholarship application (applicants with a conditional offer may apply, but will need to accept and meet the conditions of their offer before a scholarship can be confirm

Eligibility Criteria

The selection process for the Adelaide International Undergraduate Scholarships is competitive, with academic achievement forming the main basis for scholarship selection. As a general guide, the University of Adelaide will consider applicants who have achieved an academic level which is the equivalent of a GPA of 6/7 (85%) for a scholarship. As the aim of the scholarship program is to attract excellent applicants from a wide range of countries, factors such as country of citizenship and program of study may also be taken into consideration in some cases in the scholarship selection process.

How to Apply

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Applicants may apply online for a scholarship at any time Applicants must have received an offer of admission from the University before lodging their scholarship application (applicants with a conditional offer may apply, but will need to accept and meet the conditions of their offer before a scholarship can be confirmed) Scholarship selection is based on academic merit (in certain cases country of citizenship and program of study may also be taken into consideration when awarding scholarships) Applications will be considered and scholarships offered on a rolling basis until all scholarships have been awarded Successful applicants will be notified within 4 to 6 weeks of lodging the scholarship application; unsuccessful applicants will NOT be contacted.

Scholarship at a glance

Adelaide International Undergraduate Scholarships — award amount, deadline, study level, type and provider
Deadline 29 January 2016
Study level Undergraduate
Type Private
Provider Adelaide International Undergraduate

Common questions

Who is eligible for the Adelaide International Undergraduate Scholarships?

To apply you need to meet these conditions: The selection process for the Adelaide International Undergraduate Scholarships is competitive, with academic achievement forming the main basis for scholarship selection. As a general guide, the University of Adelaide will consider applicants who have achieved an academic level which is the equivalent of a GPA of 6/7 (85%) for a scholarship. As the aim of the scholarship program is to attract excellent applicants from a wide range of countries, factors such as country of citizenship and program of study may also be taken into consideration in some cases in the scholarship selection process.

What is the last date to apply for the Adelaide International Undergraduate Scholarships?

Applications close on 29 January 2016. Apply before this date — late submissions are not considered.

How do I apply for the Adelaide International Undergraduate Scholarships?

Apply in 1 steps: Applicants may apply online for a scholarship at any time Applicants must have received an offer of admission from the University before lodging their scholarship application (applicants with a conditional offer may apply, but will need to accept and meet the conditions of their offer before a scholarship can be confirmed) Scholarship selection is based on academic merit (in certain cases country of citizenship and program of study may also be taken into consideration when awarding scholarships) Applications will be considered and scholarships offered on a rolling basis until all scholarships have been awarded Successful applicants will be notified within 4 to 6 weeks of lodging the scholarship application; unsuccessful applicants will NOT be contacted..

Which students can apply for the Adelaide International Undergraduate Scholarships?

This scholarship is open to undergraduate students and is run by Adelaide International Undergraduate.

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