Financial hardship bursary for domestic and international graduate coursework students in the Faculty of Engineering and IT who have completed at least one semester.
Destination
Australia
Study level
Master’s, Master’s
Deadline
Sep 8, 2026
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Funding package
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One-off payment of AUD 2,000, with eight bursaries indicated.
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Eligibility
Who can apply
Must be enrolled in a graduate degree by coursework in the Faculty of Engineering and IT and have completed at least one semester of the course.
Application package
Documents and steps
Required documents
2026 FEIT Financial Needs Assessment
Personal statement
Application steps
Complete the 2026 FEIT Financial Needs Assessment.
Prepare a personal statement explaining financial circumstances, impact on study and intended use of funds.
Submit the official bursary application by 8 September 2026.
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