$5,000 per annum
Bank account
3 years
Commencing T1, 2025
New
Full-time or Part-time
On campus or Online
Extended to 22nd June 2025
Scholarship Background
Clive Maxwell Ellison (1930 – 2007) graduated from UNE in 1969 with a Bachelor of Arts. In a letter, dated 8th February 1984 to the then Vice-Chancellor, Clive wrote, “My reason for making this bequest is that I am a graduate of UNE via External Studies and, despite the work and worry the study seemed to cause at the time, I really enjoyed my courses and appreciated the thought and care of the lecturers…In addition to the continuing pleasure and insight the courses have afforded me over the years, the degree was certainly of value to me in gaining promotion in teaching.”
Scholarship Details
Check the details below to see if you are eligible to apply for this scholarship. If you are eligible, keep a record of the name of this scholarship to add to your scholarship application.
Citizenship | Australian Citizen/Permanent Resident: The applicant must be an Australian Citizen or permanent resident as defined by the Commonwealth |
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Study Mode | On campus or online |
Study Load | Full-time (48 credit points per academic year) or part-time (minimum 24 credit points per academic year) |
New/Continuing | New students |
Course Type | Bachelor degree |
Degree/School/Discipline | Bachelor of Arts (English Major) |
Academic requirement | Students must have achieved an ATAR/UAC ranking or equivalent mark of at least 72.55 |
- The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of (in order):
- Academic merit; AND
- Responses to the application questions.
- Preference may be given to applicants who are not in receipt of another scholarship.
- The scholarship shall be awarded by the University of New England
- The scholarship will be administered by the University of New England.
- The Selection Committee’s decision is final.
- Complete the application form which includes the following questions:
- Why are you studying your chosen course and what are your career aspirations?
- Tell us about your personal strengths and community activities you are involved in. How have you used them to make a difference in the lives of others?
- What challenges, such as financial, geographic, or cultural, have you encountered and how have you navigated them?
Required Information:
Payment Conditions:
- The student shall receive $625 per 6 credit points (or equivalent) to a maximum of $5,000 for 48 credit points (or full-time equivalent) per academic year.
- The scholarship is payable into the recipient’s bank account.
- The scholarship will be paid in up to 3 instalments within 30 days following Trimester 1 and 2 and/or 3 census dates.
- Payments will be made in each Trimester provided there is a minimum enrolment across the academic year in the nominated course:
- The minimum part-time enrolment for this scholarship is defined as 24 credit points (or equivalent) in the academic year.
- Enrolment is required for Trimester 1 and 2 study periods, with Trimester 3 optional. If there is no active enrolment in these periods and a request for a leave of absence from their scholarship is not made and approved by Student Scholarships, the scholarship may be suspended.
- Should a student be required to repeat any unit, a second scholarship payment will not be made for this unit.
- The student must continue to achieve the academic eligibility requirement of 5.0 GPA in each trimester.
- The student must submit a brief progress report upon request each year reporting on progress with their studies and involvement in sporting, cultural and community activities as well as participation in University life, where applicable.
General Conditions:
- The scholarship is intended for the nominated course and may not be deferred or transferred. If you wish to make any significant changes to your enrolment (e.g. change of degree, study mode and/or load) you must notify Student Scholarships prior to doing so. If you no longer satisfy the criteria and conditions of the scholarship, you may not retain it.
- Any request to vary the terms and/or conditions of the scholarship must be made via an appeal to the scholarships committee and will be determined at the discretion of the University (in consultation with the donor or other relevant committee).
- If at any time during the scholarship term the student is found to have committed behavioural misconduct in accordance with the University’s Student Behavioural Misconduct Rules, the scholarship will be terminated and any outstanding payments to be made under the scholarship will not be paid. You may also be required to repay any instalment already received. Students who are residential college residents are also subject to the Residential College Code of Conduct.
- On campus students are expected to attend events or participate in activities to promote scholarships, if asked to do so.
- The applicant permits the University to give some personal details to the relevant Donor/Trustee/Committee/School, who may not be UNE staff. All information gathered will be treated with discretion.
- Some scholarships may affect other government payments. It is the recipient’s responsibility to seek advice from the relevant government agency.
- Minor changes may be required to the administrative conditions of this scholarship. If this occurs recipients will be given advance notice in writing. Donors will also be consulted where appropriate.
- Failure to meet the requirements of these Terms and Conditions may lead to the termination of the scholarship and you being required to repay any instalment already received.
Apply for a scholarship
You can apply for multiple scholarships in the one application. We recommend you create a list of all the scholarships you wish to apply for beforehand so you can include them on the one application form.
Please check the eligibility criteria for each scholarship. If you have any questions about your eligibility for a scholarship, please contact the Student Scholarships Team.