Scholarships and Fellowships: South-East Asia
Regional Information
Student enrolments by country
| Country | Student enrolments * |
|---|---|
| Brunei Darussalam | 8 |
| Burma (Myanmar) | 32 |
| Cambodia | 18 |
| Indonesia | 222 |
| Laos | 5 |
| Malaysia | 410 |
| Philippines | 82 |
| Singapore | 699 |
| Thailand | 130 |
| Timor-Leste (East Timor) | 3 |
| Vietnam | 245 |
* Student enrolments as of 31 March 2011.
Scholarships
These PDF files provide information on some of the international scholarship opportunities available for students travelling to and from South-East Asia.
Inbound charts list opportunities for international students travelling to Australia.
Outbound charts list opportunities for Australian domestic students travelling overseas.
 Burma (Myanmar) |
 Inbound (PDF, 110 kB) |
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 Cambodia |
Inbound (PDF, 122 kB) |
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 Indonesia |
Inbound (PDF, 129 kB) |
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 Laos |
Inbound (PDF, 121 kB) |
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 Malaysia |
Inbound (PDF, 125 kB) |
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 Philippines |
Inbound (PDF, 118 kB) |
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 Singapore |
Inbound (PDF, 111 kB) |
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 Thailand |
Inbound (PDF, 123 kB) |
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 Timor-Leste (East Timor) |
Inbound (PDF, 122 kB) |
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 Vietnam |
Inbound (PDF, 153 kB) |
Applying to the University of Sydney
For many scholarships, applicants must first obtain an offer of admission to their chosen academic programme.
> Find a course
Application procedures and entry requirements:
> International Undergraduate
> International Postgraduate Coursework
> International Postgraduate Research
PhD applicants should first contact a research supervisor.
English-Language Proficiency Requirements
International students must meet the University of Sydney’s English language proficiency requirements. English proficiency is determined by the result of an IELTS or TOEFL test, or by previous tertiary study in English.
> English language proficiency requirements (PDF)
The University of Sydney’s Centre for English Teaching (CET) offers high quality English language programmes, including academic English.
> Centre for English Teaching
Australian Student Visas
Most international students require a valid student visa for study in Australia. For information on Australian student visa options, please visit the Department of Immigration and Citizenship website.
> Student visas (Department of Immigration and Citizenship)
Agents in South-East Asia
The University of Sydney is represented by several education agents overseas. Potential international students may contact our agent representatives for information about the university and our academic programmes, or to lodge an application.
> Find an agent in your country