Overview
Scholarship Overview
Overview
Scholarship Overview
Fee Waiver of
20%
This scholarship offers a tuition fee waiver for enrolling undergraduate and postgraduate students
The UNE South East Asia and South Asia Bursaries support eligible commencing international students undertaking full-time coursework study at University of New England
How to qualify
Requirements
How to qualify
Requirements
Applicant must meet the following criteria in order to be eligible:
- Must study on-campus at the Armidale campus
- UNE Sydney students are not eligible
- Must be a citizen of South East Asia & South Asia Countries
- Must be an international student
- Must be enrolling full-time in a coursework program at UNE
- Must be commencing studies at UNE for the first time in 2026
- Must not be transferring from another UNE course
- Must not be financially sponsored by:
- Home government, Foreign government, Australian Government programs (e.g. Australia Awards), Home university, Employer, International organisations (e.g. World Bank)
- Must receive an offer of admission (note: applying does not guarantee the bursary)
Things you should be aware of
Highlights
Things you should be aware of
Highlights
- Maintain a minimum GPA of 4.5 out of 7.0 at the end of each academic year to continue receiving the bursary.
- Remain enrolled full-time in your coursework program at the Armidale campus.
- Do not withdraw or transfer from UNE — doing so will forfeit the bursary.
- Adhere to UNE’s academic and student conduct policies; violations may result in withdrawal of the bursary.
- Bursary is applied only to tuition fees and cannot be deferred, transferred, or paid in cash.
How to apply
Application
How to apply
Application
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What you get
Awards Details
What you get
Awards Details
Fee waiver of 20% for first year of study
