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UTS Science Postgraduate Academic Merit Scholarship 2026
This scholarship opportunity is being sponsored by the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) to support high-performing domestic students undertaking postgraduate Masters by coursework programs within the Faculty of Science.
The scholarship is designed to reward academic excellence and assist eligible students to reduce tuition costs while studying science-related postgraduate programs at one of Australia’s leading technology-focused universities.
Scholarship Overview
- Scholarship type: Partial tuition fee scholarship
- Value: 25% tuition fee reduction
- Study Level: Postgraduate (Masters by Coursework)
- Study Course: Selected Science postgraduate programs
- Citizen type: Domestic students
- (Australian citizens, New Zealand citizens, Permanent Residents, or Permanent Humanitarian Visa holders)
- Number of positions: Not specified
- Duration: Standard duration of the course
- Study mode: Full-time, on-campus
- Institution: University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
- Status: Open
- Opens: 1 January 2026
- Closes: 27 August 2026
Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible for this scholarship, applicants are expected to:
Be an Australian citizen, New Zealand citizen, or hold an Australian permanent resident or permanent humanitarian visa
Commence full-time, on-campus study at UTS in either the Autumn or Spring Session following offer acceptance
Be commencing one of the following Faculty of Science postgraduate programs:
Master of Science (C04241)
Master of Science (Extension) (C04265)
Master of Medical Biotechnology (C04390)
Master of Biotechnology (Extension) (C04388)
Master of Philosophy in Medical Biotechnology (C04389)
Master of Forensic Science (C04391)
Master of Forensic Science (Extension) (C04392)
Master of Philosophy in Forensic Science (C04393)
Meet all course admission requirements for the selected program
Have achieved a minimum GPA of 5.7 out of 7 in the most recently completed qualification used for admission
Not have previously received a scholarship for another eligible UTS Postgraduate Science course
Not be enrolled in a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP)
Eligible Countries: Australia and New Zealand
Eligible course or study program: Approved postgraduate coursework programs within the Faculty of Science
Selection Criteria
The selection criteria for this scholarship are merit-based and assessed on:
Academic performance in the most recently completed qualification
GPA achieved and recognised by UTS for postgraduate admission
Overall academic competitiveness among eligible applicants
How to Apply
There is no separate scholarship application required
Eligible students are automatically considered when applying for an approved postgraduate coursework program in the Faculty of Science at UTS
Applicants must submit a complete postgraduate coursework application for the Autumn or Spring Session within the scholarship application period
Who to Contact
UTS Scholarships Office
Email: scholarships@uts.edu.au
Visit the University website for further details and the application
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