The ANU Excellence Scholarships are no longer available at the Australian National University. The information on this page is just for current recipients.
Each year the Research School of Finance, Actuarial Studies and Statistics (‘RSFAS’) within the ANU College of Business and Economics may offer a number of awards known as the Research School of Finance, Actuarial Studies and Statistics Foundation Scholarship (‘the Award’).
The objective of the Award is to continue the long-standing partnership and successful Foundation agreement between the ANU and selected partners.
Funding for this Award has been provided by RSFAS.
Every three to five years the ANU College of Business and Economics may offer an award known as the College of Business and Economics D. Brownbill Family Scholarship.
The objective of the award is to strengthen educational outcomes for students both in terms of skills development and preparation for further study or employment, improve equity access figures for the University, and raise awareness of the acute disadvantages that some students face in accessing university education.
Each year the ANU College of Engineering, Computing and Cybernetics may offer an award known as the Natasha Linard Scholarship for Women in Engineering & Technology.
The objective of the Award is to support women who are undertaking their third (or later) year of an undergraduate program within the ANU College of Engineering, Computing and Cybernetics. The award aims to help build the recipient's leadership skills in technology, business and community areas, and to develop a mentoring relationship with prominent professionals in the private and public sectors.
The ANU Students' Association's Parents and Carers grant is designed to assist undergraduate ANU students who are carers.
ANUSA recognizes that students who are carers can often face additional barriers to study dueto competing time priorities, increased financial commitments including childcare and at times barriers to connecting with the wider ANU community.
Each year the University may award a scholarship known as the Thrive Scholarship. Access to high-quality university education is critical to increasing social mobility. Scholarships are an avenue to demonstrate that excellence is everywhere. All students, regardless of their background, have the right to thrive.
The C.A.S. Hawker Scholarship is one of the most generous privately funded scholarships available to undergraduate and post-graduate students in Australia. The Charles Hawker Scholarship perpetuates the memory of scholar, soldier, politician and pastoralist Charles Allan Seymour Hawker. The Scholarship commemorates the achievements of one of Australia's most respected statesmen.
Every three to five years the ANU College of Business and Economics may offer an award known as the Bhavita Patel Undergraduate Scholarship.
The Bhavita Patel Scholarship is a transformative scholarship established to commemorate ANU alumna and treasured Deloitte employee, Bhavita Patel.
Each year the Research School of Finance, Actuarial Studies and Statistics ('RSFAS'), within the ANU College of Business and Economics ('the College), may offer up to 15 awards known as the Research School of Finance, Actuarial Studies and Statistics India Undergraduate Merit Scholarship ('the award').The objective of the award is to support diversity and to strengthen education outcomes for students from high schools in India. The award acknowledges the quality of students from Indian high schools and aims to meet the RSFAS goal of attracting high quality students.