Sydney International Student Award
Receive a 20% contribution to your tuition fees
This award recognises the academic achievements of applicants from selected countries and regions.
The Sydney International Student Award celebrates our diverse and talented community of international students. We want to help motivated applicants to achieve their personal and academic goals, by supporting their study at the University of Sydney.
Recipients will be awarded a University contribution of 20 percent of their tuition fee for the duration of their course.
After receiving my conditional offer from the University of Sydney, I applied for the Sydney International Student Award, which provides a 20% reduction in tuition fees for the duration of my course. The application [process] was fairly straightforward, requiring only a short motivational essay, and it did not take long before receiving a revised offer with my award.
Bachelor of Commerce
“After receiving my conditional offer from the University of Sydney, I applied for the Sydney International Student Award, which provides a 20% reduction in tuition fees for the duration of my course. The application [process] was fairly straightforward, requiring only a short motivational essay, and it did not take long before receiving a revised offer with my award.”
Bachelor of Commerce
To be eligible for this award, you must:
This award is not available for the Master of Business Administration (MBA), Executive MBA (EMBA), study abroad, executive education programs, or courses offered in distance mode or to students participating in a Law Dual Degree pathway program.
When writing your statement, really express who you are, as well as stating why you want to study the major you chose. A tip I received from my mentor is to research the school’s program for your chosen major and explain why it interests you and how it helps you achieve your career or life goals.
Bachelor of Psychology
“When writing your statement, really express who you are, as well as stating why you want to study the major you chose. A tip I received from my mentor is to research the school’s program for your chosen major and explain why it interests you and how it helps you achieve your career or life goals.”
Bachelor of Psychology