ANU Chancellor's International Scholarship at Australian National University

ANU Chancellor's International Scholarship at Australian National University

Overview

The ANU Chancellor's International Scholarship offers an opportunity for students from around the world to access one of multiple scholarships available to undergraduate and postgraduate students. The scholarship is designed to attract a diverse range of high calibre international students to commence study at ANU.

These scholarships are distributed into 9 categories with at least one category applicable for students from anywhere in the world. For a list of countries included in each category, see the reference document on the official webpage.

Applicants will be automatically assessed in the 9 categories based on their citizenship. Applicants will always be assessed first for the highest-value award for which they are eligible.

At a glance

  • Host: Australian National University, Australia
  • Level: Undergraduate/Bachelor, Postgraduate/Masters, and Graduate certificate
  • Study destination: Australia
  • Deadline: Application closed
  • Awards: Up to 200 on offer
  • Covered: tuition fee reduction of 25% or 50% as outlined in the award categories

Awarded by

Australian National University in Australia

Subjects and level

Any eligible program except:

  • Doctor Of Medicine and Surgery (MChD)
  • Master Of Military and Defence Studies

Awards available

Up to 200 on offer

Who can apply

International students from around the world. The scholarships are distributed into 9 categories with at least one category applicable for students from anywhere in the world. For a list of countries included in each category, see the reference document on the official webpage.

What the award covers

The scholarship will award a tuition fee reduction of 25% or 50% as outlined below. The reduction is applied towards the tuition fees for the duration of the undergraduate or postgraduate degree. Recipients are also guaranteed accommodation for their first year of study if they choose to take up this benefit.

  • Chancellor's International Scholarship - Undergraduate: 25%
  • Chancellor's International Scholarship - Postgraduate: 25%
  • Chancellor's International Scholarship - India: 25%
  • Chancellor's International Scholarship - Indonesia: 25%
  • Chancellor's International Scholarship - Vietnam: 25%
  • Chancellor's International Scholarship - South East Asia: 25% or 50%
  • Chancellor's International Scholarship - Europe, Central & South Americas: 25% or 50%

Eligibility requirements

The Award is available to a commencing ANU student who:

  • is defined as an overseas student under the terms of the Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000 and does not hold a 995 visa (unless enrolling in an eligible postgraduate program);
  • has received an offer of admission to commence at the University in an eligible program (excluded programs are listed on the ANU Scholarships webpage);
  • meets the conditions of the program for which they have received an offer of admission, including the requirement to be onshore for some components (if applicable);
  • has not received the Award previously for the same level of study; and
  • is not the recipient of an external sponsorship that covers all or part of the cost of the student's tuition fees with the University.

How to apply

The scholarship is currently unavailable. Application closed.

There is no need to apply for the scholarship. All eligible overseas students applying for admission to commence at the university will be automatically considered.

Press the 'Apply now' button to start the Admissions application process for 2026 at ANU.

You will need to accept both your academic offer and your scholarship offer separately. More information to be provided with your scholarship offer letter.

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Who should apply

This scholarship suits international students who plan to commence an eligible undergraduate or postgraduate program at ANU and who will pay tuition fees without an external sponsorship covering all or part of the cost. Students from anywhere in the world may be eligible, as the scholarships are distributed into 9 categories with at least one category applicable globally.

Frequently asked questions

  • Who can apply for the ANU Chancellor's International Scholarship? International students who are defined as overseas students under the Education Services for Overseas Students Act 2000, do not hold a 995 visa (unless enrolling in an eligible postgraduate program), have received an offer of admission to commence in an eligible program, meet the conditions of the program, have not received the Award previously for the same level of study, and are not the recipient of an external sponsorship that covers all or part of tuition fees.
  • What does the scholarship cover? It is a tuition fee reduction of 25% or 50% applied towards tuition fees for the duration of the undergraduate or postgraduate degree. Recipients are also guaranteed accommodation for their first year of study if they choose to take up this benefit.
  • How many awards are available? Up to 200 on offer.
  • Do I need to submit a separate application? No. All eligible overseas students applying for admission to commence at the university will be automatically considered.
  • When is the deadline? Application closed.

How to apply

  • Read the official scholarship guidelines and reference document for the 9 categories before you start your admission application.
  • Prepare your academic documents and English language test results early so your application is not delayed.
  • Check which category you belong to, as each has its own award value.
  • Confirm that you are not receiving an external sponsorship that covers all or part of your tuition fees, since that would make you ineligible.
  • Submit your admission application well before the deadline to avoid last-minute issues.

Always confirm the latest details and apply on the official website.

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