The American Australian Association (AAA) established its Veterans' Fund in 2017 to provide much needed financial support and assistance to Australian and American honorably discharged post-9/11 military veterans to pursue study in each other's countries respectively. With more than 40 veteran scholars and alumni and US $1.5 million awarded to date, the AAA is committed to investing in the future of veterans by supporting educational opportunities which build new skills and create prosperous post-military careers.
The American Australian Association (AAA) established its Arts Fund (formerly the Dame Joan Sutherland Fund) in 2002 to support American and Australian emerging or early career artists to study or undertake artistic development in each other's countries respectively. With more than 500 scholars and alumni and over US $1 million invested to date, the AAA is committed to fostering artistic achievement in current and future generations by enabling talented artists to pursue their creative dreams overseas.
The Pinnacle Foundation provides educational scholarships, mentoring and opportunities for young LGBTIQ+ Australians to realise their full potential and overcome challenges arising from their identity. Scholarships are awarded for fulltime study at public institutions of higher education in Australia, for the purpose of gaining an educational or vocational qualification in any profession, trade or the arts.
Each year the School of Medicine and Psychology (‘the School’) within the College of Health and Medicine (‘the College’) may offer an award known as the Peter Sharp Scholarship (‘the Award’).
The objective of the Award is to assist a student within the Indigenous Health Stream to undertake the Doctor of Medicine and Surgery program (8950XMCHD) at ANU.
Funding for this Award has been provided by the ACT Government.
Each year the School of Medicine and Psychology may offer an award known as the Jessica King Scholarship with the aim of assisting an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander student to undertake the Doctor of Medicine and Surgery program at the ANU.
The objective of the Award is to support the ongoing training and development of quantitative Earth Sciences students, through the MES(A) program at the School, while undertaking targeted research aligned with Geoscience Australia's priorities.
Funding for this Award has been provided by Geoscience Australia. Geoscience Australia (GA) is the national geoscience public sector organisation. GA's work aligns with the national science and research priorities and supports global and domestic government initiatives. It impacts six key areas of society:
Director's Scholarship for Academic Excellence is offered by ANU College of Science to the very best international students from the ANU - SDU Joint Science College (JSC) at Shandong University, Weihai, China.
The scholarship rewards high quality, top-performing students from JSC who come to study at ANU.
Each year the National Security College (‘the College’) at the Australian National University (‘the University’) may offer a number of awards known as the National Intelligence Community and National Security College Scholarship for Women (‘the Award’).
Each year the ANU College of Arts and Social Sciences ('the College') may offer an award known as the ANU Art Collection Scholarship ('the Award').
The objectives of the Award are to promote the development, study and care of the ANU Art Collection, under the joint guidance of the Drill Hall Gallery team and CASS academics, and to support talented ANU Masters students throughout their internship year undertaken at this renowned arts institution.