Griffith offers these respected scholarships to outstanding students commencing their first-ever undergraduate degree in 2027.
The Vice Chancellor's Academic Achievement Scholarships will be focused on excellence and will also consider the barriers to education that students have faced.
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Griffith University Vice Chancellor's Academic Achievement Scholarship Undergraduate Scholarship
Aim and Benefits of Griffith University Vice Chancellor's Academic Achievement Scholarship Undergraduate Scholarship
- Cash (from $15,000)
- Student Academy of Excellence offer
- Access to a travel grant
Maximum value of the scholarship is determined by the length of the undergraduate degree for which you are awarded, and is calculated at a rate of $625/10 CP. For example:
- $15,000 for a single degree (240 CP)
- $20,000 for a double degree (320 CP).
Requirements for Griffith University Vice Chancellor's Academic Achievement Scholarship Undergraduate Scholarship Qualification
To be eligible, you must:
- be either:
- an Australian Citizen or Australian Permanent Humanitarian Visa holder
- an Australian Permanent Resident, New Zealand Citizen or international student who is completing or has completed Years 11 and 12 in Australia
- be a student commencing university for the first time in Trimester 1 2027
- have not undertaken/commenced any tertiary study (bachelor degree or postgraduate degree), with the exception of that undertaken as part of Year 11–12 studies (e.g. Enhanced Studies program, Head Start)
- have applied to commence at Griffith University in Trimester 1 2027 through either Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre (QTAC), Universities Admission Centre (UAC), or via direct entry
- receive an unadjusted ATAR of 95.45 or above (or equivalent rank OP 3 or above, and IB 37 or above). Griffith may use your Educational Disadvantage Assessment score* to adjust your ATAR rank.
*Information provided by individuals in their Griffith online scholarship application is used to conduct a comprehensive Educational Disadvantage Assessment (EDA) in accordance with the following categories:
- Financial hardship
- Home environment and responsibilities
- English language difficulty
- Personal illness and disability
- Educational disruption
- Remoteness or relocation within Australia.
Application Deadline
December 21, 2026How to Apply
For more information, kindly visit Griffith University scholarship webpage.