What the funding covers
- A tuition fee waiver of A$10,000 or A$5,000 a year, depending on your academic record. Every successful applicant gets at least A$5,000.
- Postgraduate coursework: up to two years (A$20,000 or A$10,000). Undergraduate: up to three years (A$30,000 or A$15,000).
What you will still pay
| Cost | Who pays |
|---|---|
| Tuition | Reduced by A$5,000 or A$10,000 a year |
| Living costs and health cover | You |
Who can apply
- International students on a student visa (subclass 500), not citizens or permanent residents of Australia or New Zealand, paying their own fees.
- Starting a new CRICOS-registered course at Western Sydney University's Sydney City Campus for the first time in 2027: a 1, 1.5 or 2-year postgraduate coursework degree, or an undergraduate degree.
- Not eligible with large advanced standing (more than 80 credit points for postgraduates), as a research student, as a current Western Sydney student, or on exchange.
Which nationalities can apply
Every nationality except citizens of Australia and New Zealand.
Documents you will need
- An application for an eligible Sydney City Campus course starting in 2027
- Academic transcripts for the merit assessment
How to apply
- Apply for an eligible course at Sydney City Campus starting in 2027. There is no separate scholarship application.
- Awards are made first come, first served until places are filled, so apply early.
- The first payment is applied after the census date of your first session.
Before you apply: things to know
- It does not cover living costs, accommodation, transport or health cover.
- You must keep at least three units each session and a cumulative GPA of 4 or higher.
- Commencement cannot be deferred.
Common questions
Do I apply separately for the Sydney City Campus scholarship?
No. You are considered automatically when you apply for an eligible course starting in 2027.
How much is it worth for a master's?
A$10,000 or A$5,000 a year for up to two years.
Is there a deadline?
No closing date is given; places go first come, first served until they are filled.