ANU Chancellor’s International Scholarship (200 Scholarships)

Application period: 30 June – 16 November 2020

Overview

In 2021, The Australian National University (ANU) will offer up to 200 awards known as the ANU Chancellor’s International Scholarship.  ANU looks to attract a diverse range of high calibre international students to enrol in undergraduate and postgraduate coursework programs offered by the University. These awards are distributed into 6 categories.

The scholarship is available only for applicants commencing their studies in Semester 1 2021

Category	Number of Awards	Scholarship Value
Undergraduate International applicants	25	up to $25,000
Postgraduate International applicants	75	up to $15,000
International applicants from South Asia Region	50	up to $25,000
International applicants from South-East Asia Region	30	up to $25,000
International applicants from Middle East and Africa Region	10	up to $25,000
International applicants who have completed International Baccalaureate (IB)	10	up to $20,000

Applicants will be assessed in the above categories based on their citizenship.

Field of study

Any Discipline

Eligibility

The Award is available to a prospective ANU applicant who: 
(a)    Is an international student, either currently residing inside or outside Australia

(b)    has received an offer of admission for a coursework program (Undergraduate or Postgraduate) to commence in Semester 1 2021 (excluding Graduate Certificates);

(c)    is self-funded for fee purposes and is a full-fee paying student (i.e. is not the recipient of a tuition fee sponsorship by a government or organisation); 

(d)    (For region-specific Awards) is a citizen of a country in the regions defined below: 
        i.    South Asia: Bangladesh; Bhutan; Maldives; India; Nepal; Pakistan; Sri Lanka. 
       ii.    South East Asia: Brunei; Cambodia; Indonesia; Laos; Malaysia; Myanmar; Philippines; Singapore; Thailand; Timor-Leste; Vietnam. 
      iii.    Middle East & Africa: Any country of Africa; Bahrain; Iraq; Iran; Israel; Jordan; Kuwait; Lebanon; Oman; Palestine; Qatar; Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; Syria; United Arab Emirates; Yemen; Turkey. 

(e)    must have completed their International Baccalaureate to be eligible for the specific IB scholarships category

Benefits

The scholarship benefits vary across the six categories of scholarship as  listed above.

The actual scholarship amount is applied only in Semester 2 2021.

How to apply

There is no separate application process as applicants are automatically considered based on the applicants meeting the eligibility criteria.

The applicants will be informed of their scholarship award on the day that they receive their offer to ANU*.

(*scholarship offers may be given out a few days after the academic offer in case of Round 3) 

Further information

Selection will be made on the basis of an applicant meeting the eligibility criteria and academic merit. Qualifications submitted for admission at ANU will be converted to the common scale which will determine an applicant’s place on the merit list. Eligible applicants with multiple qualifications will be ranked according to the qualification used as the basis of admission.  
Grade Point Average (GPA) on a 7.0 scale will be used for eligible postgraduate applicants. ATAR equivalent will be used for eligible undergraduate applicants.

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