Realise your study ambitions with a scholarship from UNE
There are UNE scholarships for students who have achieved high academic results, come from rural or remote areas or other disadvantaged groups, are studying specific degrees, who excel at sport or who live in a residential college.
Find the right scholarship for you
To make it easier to find scholarships that match your circumstances, use the filters below to search by your study level, course type, residency status (domestic or international), and other key criteria.
Each scholarship has its own eligibility requirements, so be sure to check the full details before applying. Click on a scholarship name to learn more and start your application.
Opportunities for our Domestic continuing students
Discover UNE's diverse scholarships, from elite academic achievements to supporting those facing hardship, our financial aid helps all students thrive. Explore opportunities to ease your burden, allowing you to focus on your studies and reach your full potential at UNE.
Showing 1 - 10 of 63 Scholarships for Continuing Domestic Students
- Variable (availability of funds and applications) - the maximum will be up to $2,000
- Full-time
- Part-time
- Online
- On campus
- 3 January 2027
- Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Students
- Bachelor's degree including Honours
- $5,000
- Full-time
- Part-time
- Online
- On campus
- 3 January 2027
- Indigenous Students
- $10,000
- Full-time
- On campus
- 3 January 2027
- Bachelor of Medical Science/Doctor of Medicine
- Regional/Remote Students
- Financial disadvantage
- Domestic Students
- $10,000
- Full-time
- Part-time
- Online
- On campus
- 3 January 2027
- Australian Citizen/Permanent Resident
- Bachelor of Nursing
- Regional/Remote Students
- Financial disadvantage
- $15,000
- Full-time
- Part-time
- Online
- On campus
- 3 January 2027
- Indigenous Scholarship
- Bachelor Degree
- Undergraduate
- Postgraduate
- $15,000
- Full-time
- On campus
- 3 January 2027
- Bachelor degree
- Financial disadvantage
- Reside in a UNE College
- Min GPA of 4.0
- $5,000
- Full-time
- On campus
- 3 January 2027
- International Students
- Australian Citizen/Permanent Resident
- Bachelor degree (excluding Honours programs)
- Female students
- Reside in Duval College
- Financial disadvantage
- GPA 4.0
- $12,500
- Full-time
- Online
- On campus
- 3 January 2027
- Bachelor (including Hons)
- Domestic Students
- Financial disadvantage
- Bachelor of Science with a major in Mathematics
- Bachelor of Education (Secondary STEM) with First Teaching Area (Group 1 or 2) in Mathematics
- $6,250
- Full-time
- Online
- On campus
- 3 January 2027
- Bachelor (including Hons)
- Domestic Students
- Elite Athletes (state or higher)
- Financial disadvantage
- Up to $10,800 (paid pro-rata for part-time and fast-track study)
- Full-time
- Part-time
- On campus
- Open until Commonwealth funds are exhausted
- Bachelor degree (including Honours)
- Pathways Course
- Postgraduate (Coursework)
- TRACKS students
- Financial disadvantage
- Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander Students
Our other scholarship categories
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New Students Scholarships
UNE offers a range of scholarships to support students commencing their first year of study. We have many great scholarships that not only help you pay for your tertiary studies, but will also kick-start your career by making lots of wonderful industry connections. -
Higher degree research scholarships
Research candidates can access a range of scholarships and grants to support their groundbreaking work, covering tuition and research-related expenses. Uncover the funding that will empower your discoveries.
Contact the Scholarship Team
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