The International High School Scholarships Australia are designed to recognise international students with high academic performance who are studying an Australian high school curriculum, either in Australia or in your home country at an approved school. It provides up to 30% for the full duration of an undergraduate degree.

Up to 50% scholarship for the full duration of a degree. The Go Beyond Academic scholarships  include Vice-Chanceller International Scholarships (50% reduction in tuition fees), Excellence Scholarships (25% reduction in tuition fees), and Global Scholarships (20% reduction in tuition fees).

Pathways Scholarships offer a 20% full-duration scholarship for international students studying in Australia with a recognised provider or who have completed a recognised pathway course.

Funded by the Australian Government, this scholarship supports international students studying and living in regional Australia. International students pursuing a Bachelor of Tourism, Hospitality and Events Management in the renowned Barossa Valley can apply. Successful applicants receive AUD $15,000 annually for the duration of their degree.

The Australia Awards Scholarships, funded by the Australian Government through the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT), provide opportunities for citizens of over 55 developing countries to pursue full-time undergraduate or postgraduate studies in Australia²

These scholarships aim to build capacity and foster development in participating nations across Asia, the Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa.

Australia Awards opening dates

Applications generally open in February and close at the end of April the year before. The next intake period is for studies commencing in 2025.

Click here for the opening and closing dates on the DFAT website. 

Participating countries

The Australia Awards are only open to applicants from a set list of countries and there are country-specific eligibility criteria. The list may change from time to time, so it is best to refer to the participating countries on the DFAT website. 

²Department of Foreign Trade and Investment, Australia Awards

This program offers international students funding for research-based postgraduate degrees. It includes tuition fee offsets, living stipends, and allowances for research-related costs. The RTP also offers flexibility in scholarship duration, depending on whether the student is enrolled full-time or part-time.

There are two types of scholarships available - scholarships offered by the Australian Government and scholarships offered by institutions in Adelaide.

For detailed information on available scholarships, how to apply and key considerations, visit our 'Scholarships' page.

Australia offers a wide range of scholarships to help international students pursue their academic goals and the institutions in Adelaide are no different. 

There are three major public universities in Adelaide, and a Government-run TAFE that offers both vocational courses and degrees. Each of these institutions offer scholarships for international students.

For detailed information on each available scholarship, visit our 'Scholarships' page.

For some scholarships, the application process may be straightforward, requiring only the submission of academic transcripts or proof of eligibility. 

Other scholarships involve a more detailed process, which might include submitting a personal statement, letters of recommendation, proof of financial need or even completing an interview.

Each scholarship has its own set of requirements and steps, so it’s important to carefully review the criteria and follow the specific process for each scholarship.

Scholarships vary widely in what they cover.

Some scholarships may partially or fully cover tuition fees, as well as additional expenses such as textbooks, accommodation and day-to-day living costs. 

For research programs, certain scholarships provide up to 100% coverage, including tuition, living expenses, and a stipend for daily costs.

Be sure to review each scholarship's terms carefully to understand what expenses are included and any restrictions on the funding

Absolutely! 

Applying for multiple scholarships is encouraged, provided you meet the scholarship(s) eligibility criteria. 

Carefully check the terms and conditions before doing so.

Scholarship applications are assessed based on a variety of factors, which can differ widely depending on the type of scholarship. 

For some scholarships, the application process may be straightforward, requiring only the submission of academic transcripts or proof of eligibility. Other scholarships involve a more detailed process, which might include submitting a personal statement, letters of recommendation, proof of financial need or even completing an interview. 

Each scholarship has its own set of requirements and assessment criteria, so it’s important to carefully review the case while preparing your application.

The ability to work while on a scholarship depends on the specific terms and conditions of the scholarship. 

It's important to carefully review the scholarship's terms to understand whether working is permitted and, if so, the number of hours or types of work allowed. 

Always check the guidelines to ensure you comply with the scholarship's conditions and any relevant visa regulations.