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Rewards students for their voluntary contribution to community work and social projects, as well as, academic research.

Supports a student to attend the Rural Doctors Association of Queensland Annual Conference by providing honorary registration and funds to assist with expenses.

To support students who have an interest in otolaryngology to develop their skills at a dissection course.

The purpose of the Scholarship is to support students who are undertaking study in medical and health disciplines and are experiencing financial hardship.

Established in 2001 through a gift from David Farrell this scholarship was recognised by Senate in 2015. The grant is open to HDR candidates who are enrolled full-time, studying plant science and animal nutrition field through the School of Agriculture and Food Science and can demonstrate evidence of financial need.

The scholarship is open to HDR or Post Graduate Students conducting research in the area
of psychological medicine while undertaking the research dissertation in their study program. Student must be
enroled in the Master of Clinical Psychology, Master of Psychology (formerly Master of Applied Psychology),
Master of Clinical Neuropsychology and Clinical Psychology (formerly Doctor of Psychology), or PhD programs.
The research must examine a topic that seeks to further understand the psychological processes relevant to the
development, prevention or treatment of a medical condition. The Bursary must be spent on equipment,
maintenance items or data entry related to the program

Established by the Department of Environment, Science and Innovation (DESI) the Quantum and Advanced Technologies Talent Building Program aims to build the talent pipeline for the quantum and advanced technologies ecosystem in Queensland. Quantum and Advanced Technologies PhD top-up scholarships are available to students undertaking a PhD in at least one of the following areas: Quantum; Compound semi-conductors; Superconductors; Photonics; Micro-electromechanical systems.

Living stipend and tuition fees for students participating in the QUEX joint PhD program between the University of Queensland and the University of Exeter.

Supports high-achieving international students starting a program in 2025

The Scholarship is open to Higher Degree by Research candidates who have undertaken prior studies at Wenzhou Medical University, China to undertake doctoral studies at the University of Queensland. There is a preference, though not a requirement, that the Scholarship benefits recipients working under the direction of a supervisor at The Frazer Institute.