| Scholarship name | Discipline area | Value | Contact | Who can apply |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AusIMM STEM Access Scholarship | Environmental and Geospatial Science, Construction Management, Science, Mathematics, Engineering (Civil and Infrastructure, Electrical Power, Engineering Management, Telecommunications, Water Reseoruces Management, Environmental Science, Quantity Surveying, Surveying) | $25,000 | UniSA General enquiries | |
| Brenton J Burford Scholarship | Surveying | $2,000 | School of Natural and Built Environments | |
| Brett Fritsch Memorial Occupational Health and Safety Grant | Occupational Health and Safety Management | $1,000 | Academic Services Officer | |
| Information Technology, Engineering and the Environment Higher Education Opportunity Scholarships | Engineering, Information Technology and Mathematical Sciences, Natural and Built Environments | Maximum $12,000 | Division Academic Services | |
| NRM Research and Innovation Network Honours Scholarship | Natural Resource Management | $2,500 | School of Natural and Built Environments | |
| Zonge Australia Refugee Grant | Environmental Science | $2,500 | UniSA General enquiries |
Please note: Scholarships and Grants are subject to change and are awarded based on conditions current at the time of award
The AusIMM STEM Access Scholarship will be available to talented students from backgrounds under-represented* in the mining and metallurgy industry. Applicants will be studying eligible science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM) undergraduate or postgraduate programs. The scholarship will encourage completion of their studies and the pursuit of a career in the mining and metallurgy industry.
The eligible STEM related undergraduate programs are:
All associate degree and bachelor programs in
(i.e. all associate degree and bachelor programs delivered in the Division of Information Technology, Engineering and the Environment except for Aviation and Information Technology).
The eligible STEM related postgraduate programs are:
Engineering
Environmental and Geospatial Science
Surveying
Eligibility and Selection Criteria
The scholarship will provide industry access, mentoring support and the possibility of paid or unpaid work placement opportunities with AusIMM members based in South Australia.
Full-time applicants will be given preference. Part-time applicants will be considered where there is a demonstrated need to study part time. Pro-rata payments will apply for part-time enrolment.
Application
Applicants are required to provide a written statement (maximum 500 words) detailing:
The scholarship will be awarded based on alignment with under-represented group, the content of the written statement and the desire to pursue a career in mining and metallurgy industry.
How to apply
Applications are accessed through myScholarships (via logging on to the myUniSA student portal). In addition to applying online, applicants are required to provide a written statement as outlined above to Scholarships.Prizes@unisa.edu.au
Value: up to $25‚000 per recipient. Recipients will receive $6,250 per year up to a maximum four years payable in two instalments of $3,125, subject to continued enrolment in the STEM program and maintaining a cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) of 4.0 or above.
For more information‚ contact:
UniSA General enquiries
Tel: 1300 301 703
Email: askcampuscentral@unisa.edu.au
*Under-represented backgrounds include:
SurveyingSA consists of representatives from the Surveyors Board of South Australia (SBSA), Surveying and Spatial Sciences Institute (SSSI), SSSI Young Professionals and the University of South Australia (UniSA). SurveyingSA has the aims of increasing the number of Licensed Surveyors in South Australia, promoting the profession and ensuring the continuity of surveying tertiary studies in the State.
The Brenton J Burford Scholarship has been established by SurveyingSA to recognise the long-standing and invaluable contribution of Mr Brenton J Burford to the profession of surveying in South Australia and Australia. Mr Burford lectured in the application of mathematics to surveying and geodosy at the South Australian Institute of Technology (now UniSA) and as a result trained many of the professional surveyors currently working within South Australia. He is remembered by these surveyors as a brilliant lecturer who challenged his students but always remained approachable. He continued his development and promotion of the profession in subsequent roles as a professional surveyor, office bearer in the Institution of Surveyors, Australia (SA Divisional President 1982-83, Federal President 1991-92) and chairman of the Surveyors Board of South Australia (1987-89). As a result of this service he was awarded the 1992 Institution of Surveyors, Australia, JB & JW Calder Award for his outstanding contributions to the surveying profession. He was also instrumental in the instigation of the current partnership between UniSA, the Surveyors Board of SA and the State Government that re-established the undergraduate and graduate programs in Surveying in South Australia. His legacy is one of service and commitment to the profession.
The Brenton J Burford Scholarship will be awarded annually to a student who has completed the Bachelor of Geospatial Science and is undertaking the Master of Surveying at the University of South Australia. The scholarship will be awarded to a student who has been deemed by the Selection Panel to be the most deserving recipient based upon them showing the qualities of: demonstrated aptitude for surveying, diligence to their studies with a demonstrated strong work ethic, positive attitude and willingness to contribute to the learning environment in the classroom and field.
To be eligible for this scholarship, applicants must:
Applicants will be required to submit:
Value: $2,000. The scholarship will be paid in two installments immediately after the SP2 and SP5 census dates in the first year of the student,s Master of Surveying program.
How to apply: online via myScholarships in the student portal. As part of the application process, students must also supply an unofficial academic transcript that shows previous grades and GPA, a current CV and a letter of application. This can be submitted via email or in hard copy.
For more information contact:
UniSA STEM
Email: NBEenquiries@unisa.edu.au
The Brett Fritsch Memorial Occupational Health and Safety Grant has been established by Charmaine Ferraro in memory of her son, Brett Fritsch, who tragically lost his life in an industrial accident in 2010.
The grant is available to students enrolled in the Graduate Diploma of Occupational Health and Safety Management (IGOY) or the Master of Occupational Health and Safety (IMOY).
To be eligible, applicants must complete a brief written statement (maximum 500 words) outlining their career goals and future plans and how the grant will help them achieve their ambitions. The statement should also outline their occupational health and safety philosophy and the nature of any thesis/project to be undertaken.
Applicants must be Australian citizens or Permanent Residents of Australia.
Applicants will be assessed on the basis of a personal written statement and academic merit (Grade Point Average).
Preference will be given to applicants who reside in South Australia, are employed in the construction sector and demonstrate a real passion and commitment to the field of occupational health and safety.
Please note this grant is no longer available.
UniSA STEM will provide financial assistance to eligible students who meet specified equity criteria who are pursuing an undergraduate or postgraduate degree by coursework program within the Division.
Eligibility Criteria:
To be eligible for this scholarship, applicants must;
This scholarship may be held in conjunction with other University scholarships.
Selection:
Selection will be made after the Study Period 2 and Study Period 5 census dates each year and will be based on demonstrated necessity and at the discretion of the Division.
Priority may be given to applicants who;
Value: The maximum value of the scholarship is $12, 000 (paid over the duration of the program, in semester instalments of $1,500 after the Study Period 2 and Study Period 5 census dates)
Information and Application Form
For more information contact:
UniSA STEM
Email: IEE-scholarships@unisa.edu.au
Science and research underpin DEW ability to conserve natural environments and use natural resources more sustainably. DEW partners with academic institutions to gain the knowledge needed to improve Natural Resource Management (NRM) outcomes in South Australia.
The NRM Research and Innovation Network (NRM RaIN) aims to connect research providers with research users in either policy formation or on-ground management and to increase the usability of research by promoting and supporting collaboration between research institutions and NRM staff. This funding is to be used to support the NRM Research and Innovation Honours Scholarship program at the University of South Australia. This initiative will improve both the promotion and integration of practical NRM outcomes into academic research programs and assist graduating students in developing the skills that are most in demand across the SA Government Environment Portfolio.
In order to achieve this goal of promotion and integration, this funding will be provided to the University of South Australia to support selected Honours students, as determined by the Program Director, with a stipend. Support of $2500 will be awarded to four Honours students who are undertaking a project with applied outcomes to natural resource management in SA DEW will provide direction to the scope of the research, and if feasible, additional in-kind support including, but not limited to, vehicle access, data access and field assistance.
The key output from this support will be a brief paper (4-5 pages) highlighting the implications of each supported honours thesis to natural resource management. The paper will include management recommendations that aim to benefit DEW, or SA Water (SAW), and will be submitted to DEW at the same time as thesis submission.
Outcomes:
Value: $2500
For more information contact:
UniSA STEM
Tel: 08 8302 3000
Email: NBEenquiries@unisa.edu.au
The Zonge Australia Refugee Grant supports an undergraduate student from a refugee background studying in the area of Environmental Science. Applicants will be students who are studying full time at any year level of the Environmental Science undergraduate program or Graduate Certificate in Environmental Science, Graduate Diploma in Environmental Science or Masters of Environmental Science.
Eligibility and Selection Criteria
Applicants are required to provide a written statement (maximum 500 words) detailing:
Value: $2‚500
Payment will be in two instalments:
- $1,250 (paid after the census date for Study Period 2)
- $1,250 (paid after the census date for Study Period 5)
How to apply: 24 January 2020 - 8 March 2020 via my Scholarships.
In addition to applying online, applicants are required to provide a written statement, as outlined above, to the UniSA Scholarships Office.
Email: scholarships.prizes@unisa.edu.au
For more information‚ contact:
Campus Central
Tel: 1300 301 703