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Anastasios and Evangelia Lavidis Scholarship

This scholarship will open soon.

Enrolment status
Current UQ student
Student type
Domestic, International
Study level
Undergraduate
Study area
Health and medicine
Scholarship focus
Financial hardship
Scholarship value
$4,000
Scholarship duration
1 year
Number awarded
1
Applications open
April 2025
Applications close
April 2025

Eligibility

You're eligible if you:

  • submit an application to the Head, by the closing date for applications;
  • are enrolled full-time in an Approved Program in the year of the award;
  • do not hold another scholarship that the Head considers similar in the year of the award; and

  • can demonstrate financial hardship by providing documentary evidence.

How to apply

Apply using the online application form.

You'll need to provide a personal statement (of no more than 250 words) outlining:

  • your background and circumstances
  • your financial need 
  • your attempts to mitigate or overcome your difficulties.

Use our tips for putting together a great application to help you through this process.

Selection criteria

We'll consider:

  • evidence of financial hardship;
  • strength of personal statement included in the application demonstrating how the Scholarship will assist with completion of the Approved Program; and
  • any other matter that the selection committee considers to be relevant to the your future success in your studies.

About this scholarship

Established in 2024 by Associate Professor Nick Lavidis under The Create Change match initiative and maintained by income from the Anastasios and Evangelia Scholarship endowment fund. Professor Lavidis has been a generous supporter of student scholarships and financial need at UQ since 2003. On staff in UQ's School of Biomedical Sciences, his interest in students stems from the way his parents Anastasios and Evangelia Lavidis modelled generosity during his years growing up, and his own desire to help students in financial need achieve their educational, research and career aspirations.