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.
Latest scholarships
All articlesRural and Regional Enterprise Scholarships program
Rural and Regional Enterprise Scholarships (RRES) provide up to $18,000 to students undertaking study at the Certificate IV to PhD level. Applications are now open to students commencing a new course of study in 2022.
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).
Tertiary Access Payment
Applications for the Tertiary Access Payment are now open. The TAP is a payment of either $5,000 or $3,000 open to eligible inner regional, outer regional or remote area 2021 school leavers who relocate to attend tertiary study (Cert IV or above).
Spiritual Care and Mental Health Scholarship
The Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart (MSC Sisters) will offer a scholarship of up to $10,000 in 2022 to support a student (or students) to undertake a stream of study that focusses on the spiritual care of people living with a mental illness. The course of study, including accredited units in Clinical Pastoral Education, may be taken at postgraduate or undergraduate level.
Good Sams offer study program to support women
Support for Catholic women undertaking undergraduate or postgraduate theological or spiritual study.