Scholarships at UniSA

• Australian citizen, permanent resident or the holder of a permanent humanitarian visa
• can provide evidence of low socio-economic background
• are enrolled in an undergraduate program full-time or part-time with a minimum of  50% load (9 units per half year)
• Have not already completed the requirements of a program of study equivalent to an Australian bachelor's or higher level award.  

• Australian citizen or permanent resident of Australia
• commencing student to higher education
• admitted through SATAC with Aspire bonus points
• enrolled in an undergraduate program (including Associate Degrees, not Enabling programs) full-time or part-time with a minimum of  50% load (9 units per half year)

• Australian citizen or permanent resident of Australia
• enrolled in an undergraduate program, which requires a placement with the duration of 6 weeks or more
• financial disadvantage and academic merit will also be taken into account.

• are an Australian citizen, a permanent resident or the holder of a permanent humanitarian visa
• must be new to higher education
• must be enrolling in the double degree program Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Education in 2012, full-time or part-time with a minimum of  50% study load (9 units per half year)

There are six types of transition grants available for 2012, and the basic criteria are as follows:

• Australian citizen, permanent resident or the holder of a permanent humanitarian visa
• you must be a first time university students commencing a full time undergraduate degree program at the University of South Australia. 
• at the time the grant is received, you must be enrolled as a full time student at University of South Australia.
• you will need to demonstrate financial need. One of the ways that you can verify financial disadvantage is by showing that you are in receipt of a means tested Centrelink Benefit (e.g. Youth Allowance, Austudy, Abstudy etc), and/or a Health Care Card (Not all Centrelink benefits are means tested).

• Be an Australian citizen
• Be an Indigenous person
• Meet the low socio-economic status criterion
• Meet the full-time student requirements
• Within the four years immediately preceding the commencement of the current course of study (including study within another program or at another provider, where the student has transferred):
  • The student has lived in a regional or remote area of Australia for a total of at least three years; or
  • The student completed the final two years of schooling in a high school or college in a regional or remote area

• Be an Australian citizen
• Be an Indigenous person
• Meet the low socio-economic status criterion
• Meet the full-time student requirements.
• Not already have completed a bachelor's or higher level award unless each such award is a prerequisite to their current undergraduate program of study and there is no alternative pathway into that program of study at UniSA.

• Be an Australian citizen
• Be an Indigenous person
• Meet the low socio-economic status criterion
• Be a commencing student who has
  • Accepted the offer of a place; or
  • Been enrolled; or
  • Is undertaking a course;
  • In an undergraduate course of study or an eligible enabling course or eligible graduate or postgraduate course with a provider as a Commonwealth supported student.

In addition to the basic eligibility requirements, students are required to be undertaking an eligible enabling program either full time or part time.

In addition to the basic eligibility requirements, students are required to be undertaking an eligible enabling program either full time or part time.