Deakin recognises students with consistently high academic performance and the potential to make a leading contribution to the university and its communities.
Successful students will be required to participate in the Vice-Chancellor’s Professional Excellence Program.
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Deakin University International Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship
Aim and Benefits of Deakin University International Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship
Benefits:
- 100% of the total indicative tuition fee stated on your Letter of Offer.*
- Priority place for on-campus accommodation (at own cost and subject to availability).
Deakin University International Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship Courses
Requirements for Deakin University International Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship Qualification
To be eligible, all the below selection criteria must be met:
- Applicant must be a citizen of South Asian countries listed below**
- Applicant should be residing in a South Asian country listed below**
- Applicant should be applying through a Deakin authorised agent based in a South Asian country listed below**
- Applicant should meet the below mentioned academic eligibility criteria
Academic eligibility criteria
- 85% overall in Year 12 scores of CBSE / ICSE / State Board; OR
- 10 overall in the General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) / A Level; OR
- 32 overall in the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP); OR
- 80% overall in an undergraduate degree.
*This bursary will not apply to H911 (Doctor of Medicine).
List of countries in South Asia:
- Bangladesh,
- Bhutan,
- Mauritius,
- Myanmar,
- Nepal
All conditions must be met. This bursary is conditional on acceptance of terms and conditions
which will be specified in the acceptance form.
Interview date, Process and Venue for Deakin University International Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship
Important dates
Applications now open.
It is recommended that scholarship applications be submitted at least one month prior to commencing your studies at Deakin.
Documents Required for Application
Supporting documents
You are required to submit:
- a personal statement (300 words)
- two references who can comment on your community engagement and/or leadership capacity
- a completed application to study at Deakin including academic transcripts.
Your personal statement must be written by you and reflect your personal views. It should contain:
- an outline of why you want to study at Deakin University
- an overview of any extracurricular activities and work experience (paid or voluntary) you have undertaken
- why you think you would make an outstanding ambassador for Deakin University
- any other information that will assist your application.
Application Deadline
Not SpecifiedHow to Apply
All prospective students who apply will be automatically assessed for the scholarship and will be advised of the outcome after going through the selection process. There is no need to complete a scholarship application form.
EMAIL DEAKIN SOUTH ASIA
You may also be asked to attend an interview.
Application tips
Applying for a scholarship isn't just about meeting the eligibility criteria. It's a good idea to think about why you want a scholarship, how it will help you and what you have to offer the Deakin community.
Read our 5 top tips on applying for a scholarship
For more details visit: Deakin University website.
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