CSU Refugee and Asylum Seeker Scholarship

The university will award a 100 per cent tuition fee scholarship for students undertaking undergraduate degree studies To be eligible for consideration, the applicants must hold : Bridging visa (BVA) Bridging visa (BVE) Temporary Protection visa subclass 785 Safe Haven Enterprise Visa (SHEV) Other future temporary refugee visa subclasses as determined by the Australian Government. The scholarship is dependent upon the recipient's visa status and will be reviewed annually. The recipient must provide the University with copies of their updated visa status within twelve (12) working days of the previous visa expiring.In order to apply for this scholarship, you must have a current eligible course application with Charles Sturt (course types and campuses listed above). In order to receive this scholarship, you must must have accepted an unconditional offer with Charles Sturt and be enrolled to study in Session 1 beyond the first census date of the academic year. Scholarship payments are dependent upon the recipient maintaining a GPA of 4.0 or above The scholarship must be taken up in the year in which it is offered; acceptance of the scholarship offer cannot be deferred. The scholarship recipient will not be entitled to continue receiving payments if they become eligible for a Commonwealth Supported Place and qualify to defer their fees.

Commencing and current Charles Sturt University students have the opportunity to apply for scholarships. Please use the specific eligibility criteria listed on each webpage as a guide to the scholarship that can best support your study requirements. Read the criteria carefully for each scholarship, you wish to apply for to ensure that you are eligible. You can apply for multiple scholarships but each scholarship will require a separate application.If you are new to Charles Sturt University, before you begin, completed your scholarship profile. This will make applying for multiple scholarships much more efficient as certain fields prepopulate your applications.In most cases, you'll need to supply supporting documentation with your scholarship application. Check eligibility requirements for details of specific documentation. Before you submit your application you must have your documentation attached. This can include; Financial documentation such as a Centrelink income statement or your last 3 payslips Up to date resume An essay, research project proposal or reference letters may be requested If your selection criteria involves Local Government Areas (LGA), please supply ONE of the following: electricity bill phone bill rates notice school record Copies will need to be attached to your online application and provided in PDF or DOC format. Failure to submit documentation will influence the assessment and suitability to receive the scholarship.Pay close attention to scholarship application closing deadlines. Applications submitted past the deadline are not considered. Always proof read your answers to the questions and ensure you answer each specific question for the purpose of the scholarship. Attach supporting documentation as outlined in the eligibility criteria.

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