As the nation’s University, we foster a culture where everyone can reach their full potential and honour the national narrative, from the oldest living cultural history in the world to the newest Australians.
Scholarships
Through scholarships, a world-leading university education at ANU is achievable for all talented students, regardless of their circumstances. Our donors, alumni and friends are critical to us securing this important equity shift and transforming our future.
Indigenous
The ANU campus is built on land of rich historical significance and importance to the local Aboriginal people. Today, influential Indigenous leaders at ANU are at the core of our nation's efforts to address the big questions facing Indigenous Australia.
We are committed to building on our history of engagement and seeking new partnerships with Indigenous Australia. Our donors support us to collaborate with Indigenous communities to deliver high-impact research in Indigenous studies, health and economics, and across all disciplines. Together we can provide more mentors, role models and financial support to Indigenous undergraduate and postgraduate students, as well as academics at ANU.
Our ambition is to positively contribute to the discussion of national Indigenous policy reform and reignite that conversation.
ANU Vice-Chancellor Professor Brian P. Schmidt
Students like myself often have to pass on opportunities which could change their lives because of financial barriers.
Kylie Beutel, Ken Wanganeen Scholarship recipient
Support given now will continue to multiply into the future.
Professor Mick Dodson, Director of the National Centre for Indigenous Studies
As a scholarship recipient, I will be looking for ways throughout my career to help students who face similar challenges to what I did.
Nicholas Bill, John Mitchell Scholarship recipient
Receiving the Scholarship has given me a huge appreciation of the opportunities that are made possible through philanthropy.
Colin Balog, Burgmann Charles Price Scholarship recipient
I am very grateful for this prize which kick-started my career as a PhD student and public health professional
Andrea Parisi, Peter Baume Travel Grant recipient
I wouldn’t have been able to get a PhD any other way. This Scholarship allowed me to get involved in research I was very much interested in.
Ben Clifton, Rod Rickards Scholarship recipient
Education is the key to closing the gap between poverty and wealth and increasing living standards.
John Mitchell, Farmer and Philanthropist
I wanted to ensure talented students wishing to come to ANU had every opportunity to do so.
Emeritus Professor John Love, Philanthropist
Important projects
Phillipa Weeks Scholarship Fund »
The Phillipa Weeks Scholarship for Rural and Regional Students supports students from regional and remote areas to pursue a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) at ANU.
Sustainable Farms »
Help promote the adoption of sustainable farming practices that lead to healthy farms, healthy farmers and healthy profits.
Bhavita Patel Undergraduate Scholarship Endowment »
Help recognise and reward academic excellence, by enabling high potential students experiencing financial disadvantages to attend ANU.
Friends of Drill Hall Gallery Endowment »
Support further understanding of the ANU art collection, special exhibitions and acquisitions.
Minoru Hokari Memorial Scholarship »
Support indigenous history scholars to participate in meaningful fieldwork.
Bhati Family Endowment »
Foster regional interconnectedness and encourage talented students to build mutually beneficial relationships between Australia and India.
Burgmann Charles Price Fund »
Support leadership activities and scholarships for first generation migrants, regional and indigenous students at Burgmann College.
Indigenous Reconciliation Scholarships »
Scholarships for Indigenous Australians to provide equal higher education opportunities. Donations help in encouraging them to be a part of the solution.
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