Women in Engineering Scholarship

Application dates

Applications open

1 August 2018

Applications close

16 November 2018

What you'll receive

You'll receive:

• a scholarship valued at $6,000, paid over two years.

Other benefits include:

• membership to the Science and Engineering Women in Engineering program
• access to QUT's Leadership, Development and Innovation Program.
• option to apply for the Dean’s Scholars Program.

Eligibility

To be eligible for this scholarship, you must:

• have completed Year 12 (or a gap year) in 2018 and must be starting university undergraduate degree for the first time in 2019
• identify as female
• Be applying to start the Bachelor of Engineering (EN01) or an engineering double degree course at QUT
• be an Australian or New Zealand citizen or a permanent resident.

Eligible applicants will:

• be keen to foster growth and recognition of the contribution of female engineers to the profession and the broader community
• be able to effectively balance study with other pursuits
• have the potential to take leadership roles amongst the Engineering community
• be able to support and influence others to achieve greater things
• work well and communicate easily with their peers, in teams and with others in the wider Engineering community
• be committed to personal awareness and growth.

How to apply

Applications open - 1 August 2018

Applications close - 16 November 2018

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What happens next?

Scholarship assessment is based on academic performance and responses to the written questions. There are no interviews for this scholarship.

Round 1 scholarship offers will be made in  January 2019 to applicants that have placed QUT as their first course preference. Not all first-round offers are accepted, for a variety of reasons. So if you don't receive an offer in the first round, you may still be eligible for an offer in the second round. Round 2 scholarship offers will be made after the acceptance due date for the first round has lapsed.

Only students who are successful in being offered a scholarship are notified.

Although you may have been successful in your scholarship application, this does not mean that you're automatically accepted into the Bachelor of Engineering. You must still be successful in your QTAC application.

Conditions

To keep your scholarship, you must:

• be enrolled full time (in 48 credit points per semester) in an eligible Engineering degree for the duration your studies
• achieve a minimum course grade point average (GPA) of 4 each semester
• play a leadership role through active participation in the Women in Engineering program activities and events.

You can't:

• defer your scholarship offer.

Full terms and conditions (PDF file, 144.0 KB)

About the scholarship

QUT is committed to growing the number of graduating female engineers and to fostering the view of engineering as a career of choice for women. The Women in Engineering scholarship will help build a cohort of female future leaders in engineering professions.