ICT Access Scholarship

Support to pursue an undergraduate degree hosted by the School of ICT

This scholarship encourages motivated and ambitious candidates to pursue an undergraduate degree hosted by the School of Information and Communication Technology.

Applications are encouraged from school and non-school leavers who have a School of Information and Communication Technology degree as their first preference. This scholarship provides support for students affected by different types of educational disadvantage (financial hardship, educational disruption, disability, or others) that has impacted their ability to achieve their full potential.

Key points

Targeted to

Students commencing a School of ICT degree, who have been impacted by educational disadvantage

Value

$5,000

Level of study

Undergraduate

Apply by

4pm Monday 16 December 2024

Scholarship details

To be eligible, you must:

be an Australian citizen, permanent resident, or permanent humanitarian visa holder
be applying to commence university for the first time in Trimester 1 2025
be eligible for admission into and have applied to commence full-time study in Trimester 1 2025 with an undergraduate degree hosted the School of ICT as your first preference on your QTAC or UAC application.
demonstrated educational disadvantage based on comprehensive assessment by the University
not be in receipt of any other scholarship.

You can apply for this scholarship via our application process.

Application information

We use the following sections of the application to consider you for this scholarship:

Study details

Tertiary education history
Secondary education history
Program preferences
Relocation within Australia.

Personal background

Income and expenditure
Scholarships
Circumstances.

Statements

Personal statement: In 500 words or less, outline how the scholarship would benefit your studies at university and support your career aspirations when graduating with a School of ICT degree
Challenges statement: In 250 words or less, cover challenges you've faced or overcome.

Application assessment

Applicants will be ranked according to the University's comprehensive Educational Disadvantage Assessment (EDA). Information provided by individuals in their Griffith online scholarship application is assessed and ranked in accordance with the following Educational Disadvantage Assessment categories:

Financial hardship
Home environment and responsibilities
English language difficulty
Personal illness and disability
Educational disruption
Relocation within Australia.

Value

Maximum value of $5,000, paid in two instalments. Instalments of $2,500 are payable in trimester 1 and 2 provided conditions are met.

Payment

Payments are made within six weeks after census date, subject to recipients satisfying scholarship terms and conditions.

To remain eligible for the scholarship, recipients will be required to:

remain full-time enrolled at Griffith University in an undergraduate degree hosted by the School of Information and Communication Technology
maintain a GPA of 4 or above.

The above conditions are verified each trimester at census date. If a scholarship recipient fails to successfully meet these conditions, scholarship payments may be withheld, or the scholarship may be terminated.

Applications must be completed and submitted by the closing date.

Offers are made via email.

Applicants may be shortlisted and be required to provide additional information.

Griffith University reserves the right to withdraw an advertised scholarship at any time.

Start your application

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