Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarships
At UWA, our Vice-Chancellor recognises and welcomes exceptional students into a community driven to make an impact. The UWA Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship supports high-achieving students from around the world with 50% or 100% off UWA tuition fees, so you can focus on what matters most: your future.
These scholarships are highly competitive, with only a limited number offered each year. If you’re an international student from China, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam or an international WACE graduate and choose to study a selected degree at The University of Western Australia, you could be eligible to apply for this prestigious scholarship.
| Scholarship name | Country of citizenship | Scholarship value | Number of scholarships available per year |
|---|---|---|---|
| UWA VC’s Scholarship | China | 100% of tuition | 2 |
| 50% of tuition | 2 | ||
| Indonesia | 100% of tuition | 2 | |
| 50% of tuition | 2 | ||
| Malaysia | 100% of tuition | 1 | |
| 50% of tuition | 1 | ||
| Vietnam | 100% of tuition | 1 | |
| 50% of tuition | 1 | ||
| UWA VC’s International WACE Scholarship | All | 50% of tuition | 2 |
Eligibility
UWA Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship
China, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam
To be eligible, you must:
- Be applying as an international student from China, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam
- Be applying to study an eligible course at UWA (excluded courses outlined in terms and conditions)
- Achieve a minimum ATAR equivalent of 98
- Meet all other scholarship conditions outlined in the terms and conditions
UWA Vice-Chancellor’s International WACE Scholarship
To be eligible, you must:
- Be applying as an international student
- Be applying to study an eligible undergraduate course at UWA (excluded courses outlined in terms and conditions)
- Achieve a minimum ATAR equivalent of 98
- Have completed your WACE curriculum at an approved offshore School Curriculum Standards Authority (SCSA) school in the year before applying
- Meet all other scholarship conditions outlined in the terms and conditions
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Selection
Selection is made based on academic achievement and your personal statement.