UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
Scholarship
???? Undergraduate
Scholarships at the University of Adelaide
???? For International Students
1. Global Academic Excellence
Scholarship (50%)
- Eligibility: International
students commencing undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degrees who
have achieved outstanding academic performance in their previous studies.
- Benefit: 50% tuition
fee reduction for the duration of the program.
- Application: Requires a
separate application; assessed based on academic merit.
2. Adelaide Academic Excellence
Scholarship (50%)
- Eligibility: International
students applying for undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degrees
with a high distinction average.
- Benefit: 50% tuition
fee waiver for the duration of the degree.
- Application: Separate
application required; assessed by a selection panel.
3. Adelaide Emerging Leaders
Award (25%)
- Eligibility: International
students demonstrating leadership qualities through strong academic
achievement.
- Benefit: 25% tuition
fee waiver for the duration of the degree.
- Application: Automatically
assessed; no separate application required.
4. Adelaide Merit Scholarship
(15%)
- Eligibility: International
students committed to academic achievement with a credit average.
- Benefit: 15% tuition
fee waiver for the duration of the degree.
- Application: Automatically
assessed; no separate application required.
5. Global Citizens International
Scholarship
- Eligibility: International
students commencing undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degrees in
2025.
- Benefit: 15% or 30%
tuition fee reduction.
- Application: Eligibility
determined by academic merit; no separate application required.
6. Adelaide Global Alumni
Scholarship (10%)
- Eligibility: International
students who have previously studied at the University of Adelaide, the
University of South Australia, or the University of Adelaide College.
- Benefit: 10% tuition
fee reduction.
- Application: Automatically
assessed; no separate application required.
???????? For Domestic Students
1. Adelaide Access Scholarships
- Eligibility: Australian
citizens, permanent residents, New Zealand citizens, or holders of a
permanent humanitarian visa commencing undergraduate programs in 2025, who
have not previously undertaken post-secondary study and can demonstrate financial
need.
- Benefit: Financial
support (specific amount not specified).
- Application: Application
required; assessed based on financial need.
2. Adelaide Refugee &
Humanitarian Undergraduate Scholarship
- Eligibility: Students
commencing undergraduate programs in Semester 1, 2025, who have not
previously undertaken any university study in Australia and hold a refugee
or humanitarian visa.
- Benefit: 100% tuition
fee and Student Services & Amenities Fee (SSAF) scholarship.
- Application: Application
required; assessed based on eligibility criteria.
???? General
Eligibility Criteria for Scholarships
- Academic
Achievement: Most scholarships require a minimum academic standard, such
as a credit, distinction, or high distinction average.
- English
Language Proficiency:
Proof through tests like IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE may be
required for international students.
- Enrollment
Status: Full-time enrollment in an eligible undergraduate program
at the University of Adelaide.
- Application
Process: Some scholarships are automatically assessed, while others
require a separate application.
???? Graduate Research Scholarships at the University of Adelaide
1. Research Training
Program Stipend (RTPS)
- Eligibility:
- Domestic
students: Australian citizens, New Zealand citizens, or permanent
residents of Australia.
- International
students: Graduates from any country commencing a Masters or Doctorate
degree by research.
- Duration:
- PhD: Up to 3.5
years.
- MPhil: Up to 2
years.
- Stipend:
- AUD $35,300 per
annum (2025 rate).
- Benefits:
- Tuition fee
offset for domestic students.
- Tuition fee
waiver for international students.
- Overseas Student
Health Cover (OSHC) for international students.
- Relocation
allowance: Up to AUD $1,500 for international students.
- Early submission
allowance.
- Application: Separate
application required; assessed based on academic merit and research
potential.
2. University of Adelaide Research
Scholarship (UARS)
- Eligibility:
- Domestic
students: Australian citizens, New Zealand citizens, or permanent
residents of Australia.
- International
students: Graduates from any country commencing a Masters or Doctorate
degree by research.
- Duration:
- PhD: Up to 3.5
years.
- MPhil: Up to 2
years.
- Stipend:
- AUD $35,300 per
annum (2025 rate).
- Benefits:
- Tuition fee
offset for domestic students.
- Tuition fee
waiver for international students.
- Overseas Student
Health Cover (OSHC) for international students.
- Relocation
allowance: Up to AUD $1,500 for international students.
- Early submission
allowance.
- Application: Separate
application required; assessed based on academic merit and research
potential.
3. Research Training
Program Stipend for Indigenous Students
- Eligibility: Indigenous
Australian students commencing a Masters or Doctorate degree by research.
- Duration:
- PhD: Up to 3.5
years.
- MPhil: Up to 2
years.
- Stipend:
- AUD $52,352 per
annum (2025 rate).
- Benefits:
- Tuition fee
offset for domestic students.
- Tuition fee
waiver for international students.
- Overseas Student
Health Cover (OSHC) for international students.
- Relocation
allowance: Up to AUD $1,500 for international students.
- Early submission
allowance.
- Application: Separate
application required; assessed based on academic merit and research
potential.
???? General Eligibility Criteria
- Academic
Qualifications: Applicants must hold a relevant Bachelor Degree with
Honours or equivalent.
- Full-Time
Enrollment: Scholarships are awarded for full-time study.
- English
Language Proficiency:
International students must provide evidence of
English language proficiency through recognized tests such as IELTS,
TOEFL, or PTE.
- Application
Deadlines: Deadlines vary; applicants should refer to the University
of Adelaide's Graduate Research School website for specific dates
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Eligibility criteria
???? Undergraduate Admission
Requirements
????????
Domestic Students
Eligibility:
- Australian Year 12: Completion
of Year 12 in Australia, including the South Australian Certificate of
Education (SACE) or equivalent.
- Foundation Studies: Completion
of foundation programs from recognized institutions such as the University
of Adelaide College or Eynesbury College.
- International
Baccalaureate (IB):
Completion of the IB Diploma.
English
Language Proficiency:
- A
pass in an English subject as part of the Year 12 qualification.
- For
non-English Year 12 qualifications, an IELTS score of 6.0 or equivalent
may be required.
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International Students
Eligibility:
- High School
Qualifications: Completion of secondary education equivalent to the
Australian Year 12.
- Foundation
Studies: Completion of foundation programs from recognized
institutions.
English
Language Proficiency:
- IELTS:
Overall score of 6.0 with no band less than 5.5.
- TOEFL:
Overall score of 60 with a minimum of 18 in Reading and Writing.
- Pearson Test of English (PTE): Overall score of 50 with no communicative skill score less than 50.
???? Tuition Fees
(Indicative for 2025)
????????
Domestic Students
- Commonwealth
Supported Places (CSP):
Domestic students may be eligible for CSPs, where the
Australian Government subsidizes part of the tuition fees. The student
pays the remaining amount, known as the Student Contribution Amount (SCA).
- Fee-Paying
Places: Limited fee-paying places are available for domestic
students.
????
International Students
- Tuition
Fees: Fees vary by program. For example, tuition fees for Study
Abroad and Exchange programs are:
- 12
units per semester:
AUD $12,000
- 9
units per semester:
AUD $9,000
- Additional
Costs:
- Overseas
Student Health Cover (OSHC):
Approximately AUD $370 per year.
- Living
Expenses: Estimated between AUD $8,400 and $13,200 per year.
???? Required
Documents
All
Applicants
- Academic
Transcripts and Certificates:
Official records of previous studies, including
secondary and tertiary education.
- English
Language Proficiency Test Results:
If applicable, results from tests like IELTS, TOEFL,
or PTE.
- Passport
Copy: For international students.
- Curriculum
Vitae (CV): For certain programs, especially those requiring work
experience.
- Personal
Statement: Explaining your motivation and suitability for the chosen
program.
- Letters
of Recommendation: Academic or professional references.
- Portfolio: For creative
disciplines such as Architecture or Design.
???? Application
Process
- Domestic
Students: Applications are processed through the South Australian
Tertiary Admissions Centre (SATAC).
- International Students: Applications can be made directly to the University of Adelaide or through a registered education agent.
???? Graduate Admission Requirements
????????
Domestic Students
Eligibility:
- Coursework Programs: Completion
of an Australian Bachelor's degree or equivalent.
- Research Programs: Typically
require a Bachelor's degree with Honours or a Master's degree with a
significant research component.
English
Language Proficiency:
- If
English is not your first language, you may need to provide evidence of
proficiency through tests such as IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE.
????
International Students
Eligibility:
- Coursework Programs: Completion
of a Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification from an approved
institution.
- Research Programs: Generally
require a Bachelor's degree with Honours or a Master's degree with a
substantial research component.
English
Language Proficiency:
- Accepted
tests include:
- IELTS
(Academic): Overall score of 6.5 with no band less than 6.0.
- TOEFL
iBT: Overall score of 79 with minimum scores of 21 in Writing,
18 in Speaking, 13 in Reading, and 13 in Listening.
- PTE
Academic: Overall score of 58 with no communicative skill score less
than 50.
- C1
Advanced (formerly CAE):
Overall score of 176 with no less than 169 in each
skill.
Note: Some programs may have higher English language
requirements. Please refer to the specific program details for exact
requirements.
???? Tuition Fees
(Indicative for 2025)
????????
Domestic Students
- Commonwealth
Supported Places (CSPs):
Available for certain programs, where the Australian
Government subsidizes part of the tuition fee. Students pay the remaining
amount, known as the Student Contribution Amount (SCA).
- Full-Fee
Paying Places: For programs without CSPs, students are required to pay the
full tuition fee.
????
International Students
Tuition fees
vary depending on the program. Here are some examples for 2025:
- Master
of Philosophy (Arts):
AUD $44,500 per year.
- Master
of Philosophy (Engineering):
AUD $55,500 per year.
- Master
of Philosophy (Sciences):
AUD $56,000 per year.
- Doctor
of Philosophy (Arts):
AUD $44,500 per year.
- Doctor
of Philosophy (Engineering):
AUD $55,500 per year.
- Doctor
of Philosophy (Sciences):
AUD $56,000 per year.
Note: These fees are indicative and subject to annual
increases. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, please refer to
the University's official fee schedule.
???? Required
Documents
For All
Applicants:
- Academic
Transcripts and Certificates:
Certified copies of all academic records. If not in
English, certified translations must be provided.
- Proof
of English Language Proficiency:
Valid test scores as per the requirements mentioned
above.
- Curriculum
Vitae (CV): Detailing academic and professional history.
- Research
Proposal: For research programs, a detailed proposal outlining the
intended area of study.
- Letters
of Recommendation: Typically two academic references.
- Passport
Copy: For international students.
Additional
Documents for International Students:
- Overseas
Student Health Cover (OSHC):
Proof of health insurance as required by the
Australian Government.
- Financial
Documents: Evidence of sufficient funds to cover tuition fees and
living expenses.
???? Application
Process
- International
Students: Applications can be made directly to the University of
Adelaide or through a registered education agent.
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???? Undergraduate
Scholarships at the University of Adelaide
???? For International Students
1. Global Academic Excellence
Scholarship (50%)
- Eligibility: International
students commencing undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degrees who
have achieved outstanding academic performance in their previous studies.
- Benefit: 50% tuition
fee reduction for the duration of the program.
- Application: Requires a
separate application; assessed based on academic merit.
2. Adelaide Academic Excellence
Scholarship (50%)
- Eligibility: International
students applying for undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degrees
with a high distinction average.
- Benefit: 50% tuition
fee waiver for the duration of the degree.
- Application: Separate
application required; assessed by a selection panel.
3. Adelaide Emerging Leaders
Award (25%)
- Eligibility: International
students demonstrating leadership qualities through strong academic
achievement.
- Benefit: 25% tuition
fee waiver for the duration of the degree.
- Application: Automatically
assessed; no separate application required.
4. Adelaide Merit Scholarship
(15%)
- Eligibility: International
students committed to academic achievement with a credit average.
- Benefit: 15% tuition
fee waiver for the duration of the degree.
- Application: Automatically
assessed; no separate application required.
5. Global Citizens International
Scholarship
- Eligibility: International
students commencing undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degrees in
2025.
- Benefit: 15% or 30%
tuition fee reduction.
- Application: Eligibility
determined by academic merit; no separate application required.
6. Adelaide Global Alumni
Scholarship (10%)
- Eligibility: International
students who have previously studied at the University of Adelaide, the
University of South Australia, or the University of Adelaide College.
- Benefit: 10% tuition
fee reduction.
- Application: Automatically
assessed; no separate application required.
???????? For Domestic Students
1. Adelaide Access Scholarships
- Eligibility: Australian
citizens, permanent residents, New Zealand citizens, or holders of a
permanent humanitarian visa commencing undergraduate programs in 2025, who
have not previously undertaken post-secondary study and can demonstrate financial
need.
- Benefit: Financial
support (specific amount not specified).
- Application: Application
required; assessed based on financial need.
2. Adelaide Refugee &
Humanitarian Undergraduate Scholarship
- Eligibility: Students
commencing undergraduate programs in Semester 1, 2025, who have not
previously undertaken any university study in Australia and hold a refugee
or humanitarian visa.
- Benefit: 100% tuition
fee and Student Services & Amenities Fee (SSAF) scholarship.
- Application: Application
required; assessed based on eligibility criteria.
???? General
Eligibility Criteria for Scholarships
- Academic
Achievement: Most scholarships require a minimum academic standard, such
as a credit, distinction, or high distinction average.
- English
Language Proficiency:
Proof through tests like IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE may be
required for international students.
- Enrollment
Status: Full-time enrollment in an eligible undergraduate program
at the University of Adelaide.
- Application
Process: Some scholarships are automatically assessed, while others
require a separate application.
???? Graduate Research Scholarships at the University of Adelaide
1. Research Training
Program Stipend (RTPS)
- Eligibility:
- Domestic
students: Australian citizens, New Zealand citizens, or permanent
residents of Australia.
- International
students: Graduates from any country commencing a Masters or Doctorate
degree by research.
- Duration:
- PhD: Up to 3.5
years.
- MPhil: Up to 2
years.
- Stipend:
- AUD $35,300 per
annum (2025 rate).
- Benefits:
- Tuition fee
offset for domestic students.
- Tuition fee
waiver for international students.
- Overseas Student
Health Cover (OSHC) for international students.
- Relocation
allowance: Up to AUD $1,500 for international students.
- Early submission
allowance.
- Application: Separate
application required; assessed based on academic merit and research
potential.
2. University of Adelaide Research
Scholarship (UARS)
- Eligibility:
- Domestic
students: Australian citizens, New Zealand citizens, or permanent
residents of Australia.
- International
students: Graduates from any country commencing a Masters or Doctorate
degree by research.
- Duration:
- PhD: Up to 3.5
years.
- MPhil: Up to 2
years.
- Stipend:
- AUD $35,300 per
annum (2025 rate).
- Benefits:
- Tuition fee
offset for domestic students.
- Tuition fee
waiver for international students.
- Overseas Student
Health Cover (OSHC) for international students.
- Relocation
allowance: Up to AUD $1,500 for international students.
- Early submission
allowance.
- Application: Separate
application required; assessed based on academic merit and research
potential.
3. Research Training
Program Stipend for Indigenous Students
- Eligibility: Indigenous
Australian students commencing a Masters or Doctorate degree by research.
- Duration:
- PhD: Up to 3.5
years.
- MPhil: Up to 2
years.
- Stipend:
- AUD $52,352 per
annum (2025 rate).
- Benefits:
- Tuition fee
offset for domestic students.
- Tuition fee
waiver for international students.
- Overseas Student
Health Cover (OSHC) for international students.
- Relocation
allowance: Up to AUD $1,500 for international students.
- Early submission
allowance.
- Application: Separate
application required; assessed based on academic merit and research
potential.
???? General Eligibility Criteria
- Academic
Qualifications: Applicants must hold a relevant Bachelor Degree with
Honours or equivalent.
- Full-Time
Enrollment: Scholarships are awarded for full-time study.
- English
Language Proficiency:
International students must provide evidence of
English language proficiency through recognized tests such as IELTS,
TOEFL, or PTE.
- Application
Deadlines: Deadlines vary; applicants should refer to the University
of Adelaide's Graduate Research School website for specific dates
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???? Undergraduate Admission
Requirements
????????
Domestic Students
Eligibility:
- Australian Year 12: Completion
of Year 12 in Australia, including the South Australian Certificate of
Education (SACE) or equivalent.
- Foundation Studies: Completion
of foundation programs from recognized institutions such as the University
of Adelaide College or Eynesbury College.
- International
Baccalaureate (IB):
Completion of the IB Diploma.
English
Language Proficiency:
- A
pass in an English subject as part of the Year 12 qualification.
- For
non-English Year 12 qualifications, an IELTS score of 6.0 or equivalent
may be required.
????
International Students
Eligibility:
- High School
Qualifications: Completion of secondary education equivalent to the
Australian Year 12.
- Foundation
Studies: Completion of foundation programs from recognized
institutions.
English
Language Proficiency:
- IELTS:
Overall score of 6.0 with no band less than 5.5.
- TOEFL:
Overall score of 60 with a minimum of 18 in Reading and Writing.
- Pearson Test of English (PTE): Overall score of 50 with no communicative skill score less than 50.
???? Tuition Fees
(Indicative for 2025)
????????
Domestic Students
- Commonwealth
Supported Places (CSP):
Domestic students may be eligible for CSPs, where the
Australian Government subsidizes part of the tuition fees. The student
pays the remaining amount, known as the Student Contribution Amount (SCA).
- Fee-Paying
Places: Limited fee-paying places are available for domestic
students.
????
International Students
- Tuition
Fees: Fees vary by program. For example, tuition fees for Study
Abroad and Exchange programs are:
- 12
units per semester:
AUD $12,000
- 9
units per semester:
AUD $9,000
- Additional
Costs:
- Overseas
Student Health Cover (OSHC):
Approximately AUD $370 per year.
- Living
Expenses: Estimated between AUD $8,400 and $13,200 per year.
???? Required
Documents
All
Applicants
- Academic
Transcripts and Certificates:
Official records of previous studies, including
secondary and tertiary education.
- English
Language Proficiency Test Results:
If applicable, results from tests like IELTS, TOEFL,
or PTE.
- Passport
Copy: For international students.
- Curriculum
Vitae (CV): For certain programs, especially those requiring work
experience.
- Personal
Statement: Explaining your motivation and suitability for the chosen
program.
- Letters
of Recommendation: Academic or professional references.
- Portfolio: For creative
disciplines such as Architecture or Design.
???? Application
Process
- Domestic
Students: Applications are processed through the South Australian
Tertiary Admissions Centre (SATAC).
- International Students: Applications can be made directly to the University of Adelaide or through a registered education agent.
???? Graduate Admission Requirements
????????
Domestic Students
Eligibility:
- Coursework Programs: Completion
of an Australian Bachelor's degree or equivalent.
- Research Programs: Typically
require a Bachelor's degree with Honours or a Master's degree with a
significant research component.
English
Language Proficiency:
- If
English is not your first language, you may need to provide evidence of
proficiency through tests such as IELTS, TOEFL, or PTE.
????
International Students
Eligibility:
- Coursework Programs: Completion
of a Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification from an approved
institution.
- Research Programs: Generally
require a Bachelor's degree with Honours or a Master's degree with a
substantial research component.
English
Language Proficiency:
- Accepted
tests include:
- IELTS
(Academic): Overall score of 6.5 with no band less than 6.0.
- TOEFL
iBT: Overall score of 79 with minimum scores of 21 in Writing,
18 in Speaking, 13 in Reading, and 13 in Listening.
- PTE
Academic: Overall score of 58 with no communicative skill score less
than 50.
- C1
Advanced (formerly CAE):
Overall score of 176 with no less than 169 in each
skill.
Note: Some programs may have higher English language
requirements. Please refer to the specific program details for exact
requirements.
???? Tuition Fees
(Indicative for 2025)
????????
Domestic Students
- Commonwealth
Supported Places (CSPs):
Available for certain programs, where the Australian
Government subsidizes part of the tuition fee. Students pay the remaining
amount, known as the Student Contribution Amount (SCA).
- Full-Fee
Paying Places: For programs without CSPs, students are required to pay the
full tuition fee.
????
International Students
Tuition fees
vary depending on the program. Here are some examples for 2025:
- Master
of Philosophy (Arts):
AUD $44,500 per year.
- Master
of Philosophy (Engineering):
AUD $55,500 per year.
- Master
of Philosophy (Sciences):
AUD $56,000 per year.
- Doctor
of Philosophy (Arts):
AUD $44,500 per year.
- Doctor
of Philosophy (Engineering):
AUD $55,500 per year.
- Doctor
of Philosophy (Sciences):
AUD $56,000 per year.
Note: These fees are indicative and subject to annual
increases. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, please refer to
the University's official fee schedule.
???? Required
Documents
For All
Applicants:
- Academic
Transcripts and Certificates:
Certified copies of all academic records. If not in
English, certified translations must be provided.
- Proof
of English Language Proficiency:
Valid test scores as per the requirements mentioned
above.
- Curriculum
Vitae (CV): Detailing academic and professional history.
- Research
Proposal: For research programs, a detailed proposal outlining the
intended area of study.
- Letters
of Recommendation: Typically two academic references.
- Passport
Copy: For international students.
Additional
Documents for International Students:
- Overseas
Student Health Cover (OSHC):
Proof of health insurance as required by the
Australian Government.
- Financial
Documents: Evidence of sufficient funds to cover tuition fees and
living expenses.
???? Application
Process
- International
Students: Applications can be made directly to the University of
Adelaide or through a registered education agent.


