What to Do When Applying for Study in Australia Scholarships?


Scholarships come handy for students looking to study abroad in an advanced country like Australia. Scholarships and fellowships support students with their education fees and living costs. The following are some tips and resources so that Indonesian students can boost their chances of receiving study in Australia scholarship.

Scholarships and other government aid may cover the full cost of your tuition fees along with living expenses. As the most of Australian scholarships are very competitive, you need to keep in mind all information and take care of every step required for your application.

Universities in Australia

Australia is home to more than 40 top-ranked universities: 40 public universities, two international universities and many smaller private universities.

Some high-ranked universities include Monash University, the University of Sydney, the University of Adelaide, La Trobe University etc.

Types of Scholarships Available in Australia

Australian scholarships available for international students range from the university-specific and external to the government-funded scholarships. These fantastic awards make study in Australia for Indonesian students an unforgettable experience. Here is an overview of the Australian scholarship options you can consider.
While researching scholarship opportunities:

- You can make a list of all possible scholarship providers, and go to their websites for more information. The sooner you begin searching for opportunities, the more prepared you will be.

-    Make sure that you list all such scholarships which you are eligible for, with their application requirements, cost coverage and deadlines.

-    Check the eligibility criteria for each scholarship opportunity before you apply. Some scholarships may open to international students from certain countries only while others might be restricted to a specific course, study field or level of study.

Things to Remember When Applying for a Scholarship

-    Fill up the application carefully. Ensure that you have the copies of academic transcripts and other relevant documents. If scholarship does not require an application, then you will be considered while applying for your degree based on the previous academic results

-    Ask a reliable person to proofread your application. A grammatically correct application will help you leave a good impression on the scholarship committee.

- Don’t rest all your hopes on a single scholarship as they are always competitive. Apply for as many scholarships as possible.

These are some of the basics of applying for an Australian scholarship. To know more about scholarships, Australia skilled migration process, visa application, accommodation, universities, courses and Australian lifestyle, you can speak to our education consultants at AECC Global.

AECC Global is a renowned education consultancy in Indonesia.  

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