Dream of studying in Australia? In need of scholarship? The new University of Adelaide Higher Education Scholarship (International) is ongoing and provides a reduction of 25% of the tuition fee. Scholarships are open to citizens of any country (except Australia and New Zealand).

Know about University of Adelaide

The University of Adelaide is one of Australia’s most esteemed universities and is well-known internationally for excellence in education and recognised as one of Australia’s most respected research-intensive universities.  While studying at University of Adelaide, students experience an inspiration that spurs up by the research-oriented environment at the university. You will receive the best academic preparation to achieve in your chosen discipline and equip you with knowledge and skills to make a real difference.

The University of Adelaide aims to create and engender a university culture that values health, safety and wellbeing as fundamental components of the work environment, supported by safe systems of work, appropriate governance, training, management structures and operational strategies.

Level/Field

University of Adelaide Higher Education Scholarship is made available for international students who are pursuing their undergraduate and postgraduate program in any of the numerous courses available at the university.

Host Nationality

Higher Education Scholarship for International Students, 2019 is one of the popular and highly sought-after scholarship program proudly hosted by University of Adelaide, Australia.As an international student who desire to study in Australia , you can check out Latest Australian Permanent Residency Visa & Citizenship Requirements

Scholarship Benefit

University of Adelaide Higher Education Scholarship benefits come in form of 25% tuition fee reduction for the minimum standard full-time duration of the student’s chosen undergraduate or postgraduate degree.

The scholarships provide a tuition fee waiver of the scholarship value for the duration indicated in the scholarship award letter for study at the University of Adelaide. However, the scholarships reward do not cover the costs of visas, Overseas Student Health Cover, travel, accommodation, living expenses, books and study materials or any other expenses associated with living in Adelaide or study at the University of Adelaide.

Scholarship Number

The number of scholarship offer was not given.

Eligibility

A candidate is considered to be eligible for the University of Adelaide Higher Education Scholarship, if he/she fulfils the following requirements;

• Either be an alumni (graduate) of an AQF-recognised Australian Higher Education institution or (b) have recently successfully completed an AQF-recognised Higher Education institution prior to commencing your degree at the University of Adelaide;
• Have a University of Adelaide offer of admission (full offer or conditional offer) as a full-fee-paying international student;
• Complete the acceptance process as outlined in your offer of admission.

Note: Scholarship applicants who are eligible for more than one scholarship offered by the University of Adelaide will only be entitled to receive one scholarship (the highest value scholarship award for which they are eligible).

The following applicants are not eligible to receive these scholarships:

• Current University of Adelaide students who are transferring from one program to another prior to successful completion of their program of study (internal transfers)
• Students who are recipients of a scholarship covering tuition fees awarded by a recognised scholarship awarding body such as a government ministry or department;
• Applicants for Masters by Research or PhD programs.
• Applicants for certain programs; see the scholarship terms and conditions for a list of excluded degrees.

The university’s preferred accredited English language tests are: IELTS, TOEFL, Pearson Test of English – Academic and CAE (Cambridge English: Advanced). Students without the required level of English will need to satisfactorily complete an intensive program of English language before being admitted to the University of Adelaide. The university can arrange an appropriate English language program, Academic English (PEP Pathway) in Adelaide at the university’s English Language Centre.

Scholarship Application Procedures

University of Adelaide Higher Education Scholarship, 2019 may not necessarily require the application from the candidate because the scholarship will be automatically awarded to students who meet the eligibility requirements and scholarship closing date requirements.

Scholarship recipients will be notified by email within two weeks of finalizing their acceptance process.

Application Deadline

The deadline for applications for University of Adelaide Higher Education Scholarship is not definitely stated. So it is open throughout the year but applicants are encouraged to finalise their admissions process as early as possible to allow enough time for them to apply for a visa and prepare for their studies.

The candidate can begin the application and get more information about the scholarship by clicking the scholarship link

Applying and obtaining an Australian student visa

In order to study in Australia, you will need to obtain an Australian student visa. You must be able to meet the following key Australian student visa requirements:

• Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) requirement( interview to show intention of stay in Australia)
• All international students apply for the same visa: the Student Visa (Subclass 500), which you must apply for online.
• Before applying for a visa, you’ll need to obtain a Confirmation of Enrolment (COE) or a Letter of Offer
• Pay the visa application fee, and perhaps attend an interview.
• Financial requirements: Evidence of sufficient funds to cover tuition, travel and living costs. Alternatively, you can show evidence that your spouse or parents are willing to support you.
• English proficiency requirement: If you’re not from an English-speaking country (and haven’t completed at least five years’ study in an English-speaking country) you’ll need to prove you can speak English to the required level.
• Health requirements: Some students may be asked to take a medical and/or a radiological check-up to show they’re in good health (this applies, for example, to those who intend to train as a doctor, dentist or nurse).

Except those from Belgium or Norway, all students are obliged to purchase Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC).

Students from Sweden who have purchased health insurance through Kammarkollegiet will not need to purchase OSHC. Belgian and Norwegian students are also not required to purchase OSHC as part of their visa requirements.

• Character requirements: Australian student visa requirements stipulate you must be of good character to enter Australia. This includes a criminal record check, to make sure you don’t have a substantial criminal record. You may also need to acquire a penal clearance certificate (or police certificate) or get a police statement, and may be asked to complete a Character Statutory Declaration Form.

The Department of Home Affairs website has a document checklist feature that will provide you with a list of documents required for submission which includes;

• Completed Australian student visa application form (157A)
• Paid visa application fee – currently AU$560 (~US$430) in most cases
• Copy of passport bio data page (some students may be asked to physically provide their passport)
• Certificate of Enrolment or Letter of Offer
• Evidence of sufficient funds
• Evidence of health insurance cover
• English proficiency test results
• Criminal record check results
• Four recent passport-sized photographs

After you have assembled and scanned your supporting documents, you’ll need to create an account and apply with the online ImmiAccount application system.

Most visa applications take four weeks to process. If you study in Australia for a course that is longer than 10 months and finishes at the end of an Australian academic year (usually mid-December) your visa will usually be valid until 15 March the following year.

If your course is longer than 10 months and finishes in January to October, your visa will usually be valid for two months following the completion of your course.

Facts you need to know about Australia

You Need a Visa

To study in Australia for more than three months, you will need a visa. The process for applying is fairly easy. It’s all done online and it is virtually linked to your passport

Australia is Expensive

Sydney and Melbourne regularly make the top ten lists of the world’s most expensive cities. From housing to groceries, prepare to experience some sticker shock and make sure to have a good chunk of change saved.

Australia is Huge

The “Australian dream” for many includes the Great Barrier Reef, Uluru and the Outback, the Sydney Opera House, and so much more. But to come to Australia expecting to see all this and more is likely a fantasy, unless you have a lot of time and money to burn. Wherever you are studying, there are surely plenty of amazing things nearby, and you can probably swing one big trip, but manage your expectations about seeing the whole country.

Make an Effort to Study Up on the Country

Speaking of stereotyping — make sure you read up about Australia before you set out to study abroad there. For example, what is the capital of Australia? Canberra! Impress your host country citizens by knowing a bit more than the average Joe, don’t be an ugly American!

Regardless of which study abroad program you select, you will most certainly get a feel for Australia’s infamous laidback attitude, appreciation for nature, and overall contagious good vibes.

You May be Able to Work While you’re in Australia

Remember that really expensive student visa you had to pay for? Well, you can earn that money back! The typical study visa in Oz will allow you to work a certain amount of hours each week. Considering the high minimum wage in Australia, it may well be worth it.

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