Scholarship details
The University of Sydney is offering the Sydney Award for Indian students in Australia for the academic year 2022-2023 to recognize the academic achievements of talented students from India. All students are eligible to apply for a 20% tuition fee reduction for any applied undergraduate, postgraduate, or research degree program at the University of Sydney.
About the Scholarship:
The University of Sydney, founded in 1850, is an open research university that is regarded as one of the best in the world. In addition, Queen Victoria granted it a Royal Charter in 1858. After receiving the Royal Charter, the university’s degrees were recognized as being on par with those offered by universities in the United Kingdom. New England University was affiliated with the University of Sydney in 1938, and it later became a separate university known as the University of New England. A few organizations, including the Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Cumberland College of Health Sciences, and Guild Centre of Advanced Education, were also established on the premises. The university’s main campus is called Camper Down Campus, and it is located in Australia. Edmund Blacket designed it in Neo-Gothic style, and it is regarded as one of the world’s most beautiful universities. The campus is home to the university’s newly established faculties of science, social work, pharmacy, arts, economics, architecture, and veterinary science.
Furthermore, the campus is close to restaurants, cafes and bars, medical stores, department stores, general stores, and a variety of other shops that provide students with basic necessities. Sydney is also well-known for its nightlife, food, and culture. In this vibrant city, the students have a fantastic time. Undergraduate and postgraduate programs are available at the university, including professional degrees, specialist degrees, and liberal studies degrees. Art and Social Sciences, Architecture, Design and Planning, Business, Medical and Health, and Social Work and Music are among the subjects covered. Students are also given access to experienced faculty members as well as hands-on experience in the research industry. In addition, the university is visited by expert professionals who assist students in better understanding the curriculum.
Elizabeth Bannan (Winner of the Walter Beaves Prize and the Jones Medal), John Andrews (Designer of the CN Tower), Matt Comyn (CEO of Commonwealth Bank), Mark Scott (Former CEO of ABC), James Wolfensohn (President of the World Bank from 1995 to 2005), Georgina Wilson (Anchor and Host), and Michael Halliday are among the university’s notable alumni (Creator of Influential Grammar Model).
A separate entrance exam is not required for admission to the University of Sydney; however, each course will have its own eligibility and entry requirements. After meeting the basic entry requirements in terms of academic scores and English proficiency, some courses may require the applicant to submit a portfolio and appear for an interview. Please visit the official website to learn more about the entry requirements for your chosen course of study.
The University of Sydney’s undergraduate and postgraduate education programs are among the best in Australia (#20 in the world) and include early childhood, primary, and secondary school teaching with a variety of specializations such as drama, English and languages, science, mathematics, economics, physical education, history, and social sciences. Their graduates are ranked fourth in the world in terms of employability, and they go on to become leaders in their fields. Nobel laureates, Pulitzer Prize winners, Australian prime ministers, humanitarians, teachers, inventors, and medical innovators are among our 360,000 alumni. The University of Sydney was founded on the principle of providing everyone with the opportunity to reach their full potential through education, and that belief remains strong today. They work hard to ensure that our students have every opportunity to reach their full potential from the start. The University of Sydney attracts students not only from Australia, but from all over the world, so students are not only learning their coursework, but they are also learning from one another. Every student has something to offer the community, and each student’s journey is unique.
The University of Sydney’s student experience has consistently been ranked among the best in Australia. Graduates of the University go on to be leaders in their chosen fields because the University strives to ensure that students have every opportunity to live up to their potential from day one The USU also runs the Clubs and Societies Program, which has over 200 campus clubs ranging from calligraphy to photography, Pokemon to handball.
Sydney University Sport and Fitness provides a wide range of facilities, programs, and events to help you stay healthy and active. Athletics, swimming, tennis, golf, hockey, soccer, rugby union, rowing, scuba diving, skiing, and other sports are available.
Performance spaces, museums, on-campus bars and cafes, and even a heritage-listed graffiti tunnel can be found in the University’s facilities. The University of Sydney Union (USU) is responsible for over 200 clubs and societies, including 26 cultural groups. Through performances and sports, you can meet a wide range of people, form groups and make new friends, share your ideas and learn new skills.
Scholarship Sponsor(s): University Of Sydney
Host Country(s): Australia
Scholarship Worth: $8,000.
Study Level: Undergraduate
Nationality: Indian Students
Scholarship Offer:
Your tuition fees will be reduced by 20%.
Eligibility for Scholarship
1. you must be an international student
2. be an Indian national (dual Australian and New Zealand citizens are not eligible)
3. be admitted to a full-time undergraduate coursework, postgraduate coursework, or postgraduate research degree program beginning in 2022.
4. not be a citizen of Australia or New Zealand, or a permanent resident of Australia
5. You must not have begun a degree at the University of Sydney at the time you apply for the award. You are eligible, however, if you are completing a degree here and applying for the award with a second degree.
Nationality
The University of Sydney 2022 International Students Awards for Indian Students in Australia is open to only Indian Students
Application Procedure
– You can apply for credit as part of your course application if you apply directly to the University. We will evaluate your credit after we have made a decision on your course application.
Credit types that are available
There are several types of credit available:
– Specific credit: credit granted for a specific unit of study when you have previously completed its exact equivalent at another institution.
– non-specific credit: when there is no equivalent unit of study here, credit for a certain number of credit points at a specific level may be considered.
– reduced volume of learning (RVL): this type of credit is used for some postgraduate courses to reduce the number of credit points required to complete the course based on a relevant previous qualification.
If the unit you completed is substantially similar to a University of Sydney unit, but credit cannot be given, you may be eligible to apply for a waiver. Waivers, unlike credit and RVL, do not reduce the length of your award course; instead, you must complete another unit in its place.
Admission deadline:
The application deadline for University of Sydney 2022 International Students Awards for Indian Students in Australia is January 31, 2022
