Research Scholarships
The University of Divinity offers government-funded research scholarships on a competitive basis to eligible Research students (future and current).
Privately Funded Grants and Scholarships
Information about privately funded grants and scholarships to study at the University are published on Vox throughout the year as they become available.
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Father John Wallis Scholarship
The Father John Wallis Scholarship, made possible by the generous support of the Missionary Sisters of Service, provides support worth up to $20,000 annually to a postgraduate student at the University of Divinity. The Scholarship is normally available for a fixed period of two years. The purpose of the scholarship is to support theological education and pastoral leadership in Australia that is consonant with the vision of the Second Vatican Council.
Rural and Regional Enterprise Scholarships program
Rural and Regional Enterprise Scholarships (RRES) provide up to $18,000 for eligible students to undertake Certificate IV to PhD level study, as well as an additional $500 for internships. You can study on campus or in your local community, including online, from six months full-time up to eight years part-time.
Tertiary Access Payment
The Tertiary Access Payment (TAP) is available to regional or remote school leavers to help with the costs of moving to a new city or town to undertake full time, higher level tertiary education (Cert IV and above) after completing Year 12 or its equivalent.
Find out if you’re eligible and apply through Services Australia:
www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/individuals/services/centrelink/tertiary access payment
Pathway to Victoria Scholarship
The Victorian Government is offering scholarships of up to AU$2500 to eligible overseas students who complete an approved English Language Studies Centre for Pastoral Ministry (ELSPM) program or Foundation Studies Program, before commencing their award degree at the University of Divinity in 2022 or 2023.
International Education Resilience Fund
If you are an international student in Australia experiencing financial hardship, you may be eligible for material or financial to support your study, through the Victorian Government’s International Education Resilience Fund (IERF).