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How to Find Scholarships for Studying in Australia?

Hey, I'm an international student hoping to study in Australia. I've heard there are scholarships available but not sure where to start. Any advice on which scholarships I should look into or where to search?

4 months ago

Sure thing! There are several places you can search for scholarships to study in Australia. One of the best resources is the official Study in Australia government website, which provides a comprehensive list of scholarships available to international students across different fields of study and levels of education. The scholarships on this site are varied, ranging from those given by the Australian Government, education institutions, and other government organizations in Australia.

In addition to the above, you might also want to explore the scholarships database on Appily, where you can narrow down your search based on your field of study and current level of education.

Let's not forget the the individual universities' websites. Universities often offer scholarship opportunities that are specific to their schools. So once you’ve narrowed down the universities you're interested in, visit their website and check their scholarships or financial aid pages for information.

For example, the University of Sydney offers multiple scholarships for international students, including the Vice-Chancellor’s International Scholarships and the Sydney Scholars Awards. The University of Melbourne, on the other hand, has a generous Melbourne International Undergraduate Scholarship program.

Another great resource is Australia Award Scholarships, funded by the Australian Government and available to students from developing countries, particularly those located in the Indo-Pacific region.

Remember, the process is pretty competitive for international scholarships, so make sure your application truly stands out. Focus not just on your academic achievements, but also your extracurricular activities, leadership skills, and personal intentions about how you plan to contribute to the university environment and your home country after completing your studies in Australia. Best of luck!

4 months ago

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