Schwarzman Scholars is an unparalleled graduate program for the next generation of young leaders, anchored in a fully-funded 10-month Master's Degree in Global Affairs at Beijing's Tsinghua University. The experience encompasses unique opportunities in and outside the classroom, including extensive leadership training, a network of senior mentors, opportunities to engage in high-level interactions with Chinese leaders and visiting speakers, optional internships, career development, and travel seminars around China.
The Australian National University offers an award known as the PBSA ANU Partnership - Spotless Scholarship that aims to assist students who are enrolling in an undergraduate degree at the University, for the first time.
Funding for this award has been provided by Spotless, a leading provider of integrated facilities and services with clients across Australia and New Zealand.
The Australian National University may offer an award known as the Kentwell Family Scholarship with the aim of supporting an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student with education costs related to studying at ANU.
Funding for this award has been provided by an anonymous donor who feels strongly about the recognition of Indigenous knowledge systems and the need to partner with Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander peoples to redress and heal the damage caused by the colonisation of Australia.
The Australian National University (the University) may offer an award known as the ANU All-rounder Scholarship with the aim of acknowledging the achievement of those applicants who were considered in the final stage of the Tuckwell Scholarship process and offering them financial support to study at ANU.
Each year the Australian National University may offer up to five UniLodge Australia Scholarships with the aim of supporting domestic undergraduate school-leavers from disadvantaged backgrounds enrolling in a course of study at the University.
Each year the Australian National University may offer a number of scholarships known as the ANU Changing Futures Scholarship.
The objective is to provide financial support to students who have faced challenges so they may pursue their studies at ANU. Funding has been provided by the University.
The objective of the award is to support domestic undergraduate school-leavers from Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander backgrounds enrolling in a course of study at the Australian National University.
Funding for this award has been provided by Mark Dickens as part of the ANU Support Australia's Students Campaign.
The objective of the award is to provide financial support to undergraduate students from low socio-economic backgrounds enrolling at the Australian National University. Funding for this award has been provided by the McNiven Family as part of the ANU Support Australia's Students Campaign.
To support diversity of the student body and recruit high calibre international students, the ANU is offering a scholarship for international postgraduate students who have applied for admission through an ANU international onshore education agent, and will be commencing in an ANU postgraduate coursework program in S1 2020.
The Kambri Indigenous Undergraduate Scholarship at The Australian National University (ANU) was established to ensureIndigenous students receive the support required to succeed at university. The scholarship assists students in completing an undergraduate degree program by providing a flexible package of ongoing monetary and pastoral support to study at Australia's national university.