10 parallel-computing "https:" Undergraduate scholarships at Queensland University of Technology
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Childhood). How to apply You must apply directly to the Employing Queensland: Innovative Pathways to teaching (EQuIPT) program . All students accepted into this program will receive a scholarship. You do not
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) EU72 Maser of Teaching (Early Childhood). How to apply You must apply directly to the Employing Queensland: Innovative Pathways to teaching (EQuIPT) program . All students accepted into this program
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Potential Fund. The scholarships will be funded by BDO staff through the BDO Workplace Giving Program, with the company matching donations. Bernard Curran, Partner, BDO Australia Brisbane Office with his BDO
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or international student who has completed the Australian Year 12 curriculum in Australia Faculty quotas apply to this program. Scholarship offers will be made in rank order starting with highest eligible ATAR
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Business single (BS05, BS06, BS08) or double degree, a Bachelor of Communication (KC40) or a Master of Business (BS11) program at QUT have a minimum of 48 credit points remaining on plan at the time of
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. Eligibility You must: be enrolled in a single or double Bachelor of Property Economics degree have at least one year of full-time study remaining on your study program in 2026 be currently enrolled in or have
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and worked as indentured labourers not have previously completed an undergraduate degree at any university be intending to enrol or are currently enrolled in an undergraduate program (either part time
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for the degree program. If you complete a QUT pathway program for the purpose of satisfying QUT English language requirements, you may be eligible for this scholarship once you start your degree program be
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opportunities by supporting and engaging students in other structured program opportunities for Indigenous Australian students in the Faculty of Science, like the Indigenous Australian Research Training Scheme
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a low-income background experiencing financial hardship enrolled in or applying for an undergraduate course, enrolled in a full-time study program from a regional, rural, or remote area in Queensland