Through the Student Experience Innovation Grants program, students in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences have the opportunity to access up to $2,500 of funding and partner with student leaders and university staff to make their project idea a reality.
You will get the opportunity to:
In previous years, the Student Experience Innovation Grants program funded and developed student-led projects like World Cup Night, Law Reform Project, Language Buddies, the Therapaws: Dog therapy program, Sculpture by the Sea Coastal Walk, Australian Sporting Experience, World Mental Health Festival, Taronga Zoo Safari and more.The selection of the grant recipients will be undertaken by a Student Experience Innovation Grants Committee, comprised of nominated University of Sydney staff and student members.
Applications are now open. Final applications and project proposals are due 11.59 pm Sunday 28 April 2024.
Please see the Student Experience Innovation Grants page for the detailed Grant application Guidelines for 2024. The guidelines provide information on the program including eligibility, project ideas, timeline and commitments, assessment criteria, terms and conditions and more.
You can submit an Expression of Interest to get feedback on your idea before you apply, or go ahead and submit your application and Project Proposal.
The Student Experience Innovation Grants program is an initiative of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Student Affairs and Engagement team.
The Student Affairs and Engagement team is dedicated to developing your academic, professional and personal success throughout your studies in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences. We offer tailored programs, activities and resources to build your skills and experience, develop your career, offer you advice and connect you with other students and staff in our community.
You can contact us at fass.studentaffairsandengagement@sydney.edu.au or follow us on Facebook.
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