Undergraduate scholarships

This bursary is offered by the Moreton Bay Regional Council to assist a Moreton Bay region resident with their tertiary educational expenses.

The bursary consists of a payment of $2000, which can be used for educational expenses associated with the recipient's course of study.

To be eligible, applicants must:

• be a resident of the Moreton Bay Regional Council area
• have graduated from Year 12 within the last two years
• have accepted an offer to study an environmental-based university degree.

For more information and application details.

This scholarship is open to female undergraduates who are undertaking a construction-related program.

To be eligible, applicants must:

• be a female student
• have a GPA of 5.0 or above
• be enrolled full time in the second or third year of one of the following undergraduate programs:
  • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) – Civil Engineering
  • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) – Civil and Environmental Engineering
  • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) – Civil and Geotechnical Engineering
  • Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) – Electrical Engineering
  • Bachelor of Regional and Town Planning  
  • Bachelor of Architectural Design.

Value: up to $2500

Duration: 1 year

To find out more and to request an application form, email NAWIC at emcqld@nawic.com.au.

These grants are open to honours and postgraduate students at Australian universities.

Applicants must be a member of the Australian Wildlife Society.

Grants are available for research projects of direct relevance to the conservation of Australian wildlife.

Recipients may use a grant for equipment and consumables, travel expenses related to field research, or attendance at conferences at which recipients will present work.

For more information and to apply, visit the Australian Wildlife Society's University Student Grants pages.

These scholarships are awarded by the Faculty of Science.

They are open to high-achieving international students in undergraduate or postgraduate coursework programs in science at UQ.

Applicants must be classified as an international student in Australia (excludes Australian citizens and permanent residents). They must be able to demonstrate their potential to contribute to science.

Find out more about the Science International Scholarships.

Find out more about UQ's Summer and Winter Research Scholarship Prizes. 

This prize is open to current third-year BOHSSc (Hons) students who are available to undertake a minimum of six weeks work at South Burnett Regional Council during the summer recess.

In addition to the scholarship, the Council will provide a $3500 monetary commitment to help support the recipient with travel, accommodation and living expenses.

Applications close each September.

For more information, contact Craig Patch, the Council's Manager Environmental Waste Services:

Phone: 07 4189 9137

Email: cpatch@southburnett.qld.gov.au

AIEF-BHP Tertiary Scholarships are awarded to outstanding Indigenous students undertaking engineering, science and other approved degrees, who aspire to work with BHP and to one day become leaders in the business.

Residential students (residing in a tertiary residential college) and non-residential students (residing in private accommodation) can apply for the scholarship, which provides financial assistance and ongoing professional development and career support from AIEF and BHP, including opportunities to apply for BHP Internships and the BHP Graduate Program.

Find out more about the AIEF-BHP Tertiary Scholarship.

Applications for 2019 scholarships have closed.