Study in Australia
Partial Bachelor's Degree

Destination Australia Program

Australian Government — Department of Education

Award

Up to A$15,000 per year towards study at a regional campus

Awards

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Eligible

Domestic and international students at regional campuses

Deadline

See official site

Overview

Destination Australia funds students — Australian and international alike — to study at a regional campus, from a Certificate IV right through to a doctorate. Universities receive the funding and award it as named scholarships, so the eligible campuses and courses vary by provider.

Eligibility

You must study full-time on-campus at a regional Australian campus in a qualifying course. Apply through the participating provider; each sets its own closing date, usually aligned to its main intake.

Benefits

Up to A$15,000 per year towards study at a regional campus

Frequently asked questions

Who is eligible for the Destination Australia Program?

You must study full-time on-campus at a regional Australian campus in a qualifying course. Apply through the participating provider; each sets its own closing date, usually aligned to its main intake.

What does the scholarship cover?

Up to A$15,000 per year towards study at a regional campus

Apply on official site

Official source: https://www.education.gov.au/destination-australia

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