Undergraduate scholarships
Scholarships
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education Scholarship Scheme
- Alumni Friends Veterinary Science Scholarship
- Bethwyn Todd Scholarship for Women in Science
- Childers & District Fruit & Vegetable Growers’ Association Scholarship
- Destination Australia Scholarship for domestic students
- Destination Australia Scholarship for international students
- Downing Brothers Bursary
- Duncan Kemp Prize
- Ewing Horticultural Scholarship
- Faculty of Science Placement Enabling Grant
- Ivor A. Gill Memorial Scholarship in Agricultural Science
- Joan Cribb OAM Science Scholarship
- Lowth Geology Scholarship
- Maria Vasas Scholarship in Equine Science
- Maureen Stevenson Scholarship
- Renatus Ebersohn Scholarship
- Robert Philp Scholarship
- Roslyn Griffiths Veterinary Science Bursary
- Santos Earth Sciences Scholarship
- Science Global Ambassador Scholarships - China
- Science International Scholarship
- Slade Scholarship
- UQ Gatton Past Students' Association Scholarship
- UQ Science Leaders Scholarship
- Webb-Jenkins Veterinary Travel Scholarship in the School of Veterinary Science
UQ Summer and Winter Research scholarships
See the full range of UQ scholarships.
Prizes
Maude Walker Prize 1
- You can't apply for this prize - it is awarded on merit.
- It was established in 1973 by a bequest of $3000 from the estate of the late Miss Maude Walker.
- You're eligible if you're a BSc and BAdvSc (Hons) student with the greatest proficiency in your first year of enrolment in courses which have a total value of at least #16.
- The prize value is at least $250.
Maude Walker Prize 2
- You can't apply for this prize - it is awarded on merit.
- It was established in 1973 by a bequest of $3000 from the estate of the late Miss Maude Walker.
- You're eligible if you're a BSc and BAdvSc (Hons) student with the greatest proficiency while you're enrolled as a second-year student (in courses in which you haven't previously enrolled) and which have a total value of at least #16.
- The prize value is at least $250.
R. & A. E. Veitch Prize
- You can't apply for this prize - it is awarded on merit.
- It was established in 1974 by a bequest of $2000 from the late Robert Veitch as a memorial to his wife Alice Esmee Veitch and himself.
- You're eligible if you're a Year 3 agricultural science undergraduate who has shown the greatest proficiency in their fifth- and sixth-semester courses, which you've pursued for the first time and completed in one academic year.
- The prize value is $389.
Note: this prize alternates annually between the Faculty of Science and the School of the Environment, which awards the greatest proficiency in Year 2 entomology courses.
For more information on these prizes, email science.enquiries@uq.edu.au.