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.
Each year Bendigo Bank provide a number of scholarships for year 12 students who have been offered a full-time place at an Australian university or college for the first time. These scholarship programs aim to assist academically outstanding but disadvantaged students, from a rural or regional area, with accommodation costs, study costs, course related costs and more.
These scholarships are
The Research Training Program (RTP) provides block grants, on a calendar year basis, to higher education providers (HEPs) to support both domestic and overseas students undertaking research doctorate and research masters degrees, also known as higher degrees by research (HDRs).
Students can be offered RTP Scholarships for one or more of the following:
Each year the ANU Cricket Club may offer the ANU Cricket Club Scholarship with the objective of:
The Rural and Regional Enterprise Scholarships (RRES) Program has been expanded to increase tertiary education opportunities for rural and regional Australians studying any discipline from Certificate IV to PhD level through any mode of study including face-to-face or online/by distance.
The program objectives are to:
The Health Workforce Scholarship Program (HWSP) aims to improve access to health services needed in rural and remote areas by supporting an increase in skills, capacity and or/scope of practice of privately employed health professionals in the fields of medicine, nursing, allied health and Aboriginal health.
The HWSP provides:
Each year the University may offer an ANU Rural and Regional Equity Scholarship with the aim to increase access and provide opportunities for students from regional and remote areas of Australia to attend ANU and to support first year students with accommodation and living costs.