Find a scholarship

This scholarship encourages and supports outstanding female candidates to gain specialised experience in finance and investment management, with the aim of creating diverse talent and business leadership for the future.

This scholarship encourages and supports management-level or aspiring management-level employees within the public sector seeking to further develop their understanding of finance and investment management.

This scholarship encourages and supports applicants living in regional and rural Australia to assist with costs of accessing postgraduate study in South-East Queensland.

Supports students in the Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences to enrich their studies through travel in Taiwan.

Provides financial support and membership to the Liveris Academy to outstanding students to second year students studying in the fields of engineering and science.

Supports students facing financial hardship to complete their postgraduate study in Business Analytics.

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

Supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander medical students at The University of Queensland who demonstrate strong cultural connection, leadership potential, and a commitment to improving health outcomes within their communities.

The scholarship is open to HDR candidates in the field of medicine, law, commerce, economics or architecture.

Established in 1952 by a gift held on trust of $6,000 from Miss Miriam E. Wippell in memory of the late Fred Z.
Eager. The purpose of the scholarship is to promote research in Veterinary Science within The University of
Queensland.