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We have a wide range of scholarship options for postgraduate coursework students studying business. This page includes scholarships for both prospective and current domestic students.

• Scholarship
• Value
• Eligibility

— Alek Safarian MBA Scholarship

— Tuition fees —

• Australian citizen or permanent resident, or New Zealand citizen
• Eligible for admission into the MBA

— Business School Postgraduate Kick Starter Scholarship — $2,250 to $9,000 —

• Domestic student
• Unconditional offer of admission in a pre-experience postgraduate coursework degree (excluding MBA, MBA Leadership and Enterprise, and Executive MBA)

— CEMS Exchange Travel Scholarships — $2,000 —

• Master of Management (CEMS) student undertaking approved exchange

— Cultural Diversity in Business Executive MBA Scholarship — 50% of tuition fees for the duration of the degree —

• Unconditional offer of admission into the Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) course
• Identify as someone from a minority group

— Experience in Industry Scholarship — $2,500 —

• Enrolled in Experience in Industry BWIL2150 or BWIL6150
• Completed a minimum of 24 credit points
• Minimum Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 70, unless you can demonstrate financial hardship, in which case a minimum WAM of 60 is required
• Undertake an approved unpaid placement during the semester

— Future Leaders MBA Scholarship — Tuition fees —

• Domestic student eligible to study an MBA

— Indigenous Australians Leading in Business Executive MBA Scholarship — Tuition fees —

• Australian citizen
• Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander
• Starting an Executive MBA

— Indigenous Australians Leading in Business MBA Scholarship — Tuition fee coverage —

• Domestic student
• Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person
• Eligible for admission into the Master of Business Administration at the University of Sydney

— Leadership for Social Impact Executive MBA Scholarship — 50% Tuition fees —

• Unconditional offer to study the Executive MBA
• Ideally be working in a social enterprise or as a social entrepreneur.

— Leadership Scholarship (MBA) — Tuition fees for two units of study —

• Domestic student
• Commencing an MBA
• Applicants of UN Women MBA Scholarship

— Local Industry Placement Program Scholarship — $2,500 —

• Enrolled in the unit of study BWIL2100 or BWIL6100
• Completed a minimum of 48 credit points in an undergraduate degree or 24 credit points in a postgraduate coursework degree
• Minimum Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 70, unless you can demonstrate financial hardship, in which case a minimum WAM of 60 is required
• Undertake an approved unpaid placement during the semester

— Master of International Business Travel Support Scholarship — Up to $5,000 —

• Student enrolled in the International Business Project unit

— MBA Director's Scholarship — $10,000 to $40,000 —

• Received an an unconditional offer of admission into the MBA (Leadership and Enterprise)

— Professional Leadership Development Scholarship (Executive MBA) — 50% of Tuition fees —

• University staff who plan to study the Executive MBA
• Minimum 10 years of professional experience

— Professional Leadership Development Scholarship (MBA) — 50% of tuition fees —

• University staff who plan to study the part-time MBA

— Strategic Exchange Partner Scholarships — $2,000 —

• Coursework student
• Enrolled at the University of Sydney Business School
• Accepted for student exchange at a strategic partner institution

— Student Exchange Travel Scholarships — $2,000 —

• Undergraduate or postgraduate coursework student
• Studying at the University of Sydney Business School
• Accepted to the University of Sydney Exchange program

— The Anstice MBA Scholarship for Community Leadership — Tuition fees —

• Domestic student eligible to study an MBA

— The Dean's Excellence Scholarship (Executive MBA) — 20% of tuition fees —

• Unconditional offer to study an EMBA at the University of Sydney Business School

— The Social Impact Scholarship (MBA) — Tuition fees for 2 units of study —

• Australian citizen or permanent resident, or a New Zealand citizen
• Future MBA student

— UN Women Australia Executive MBA Scholarship — 66% of tuition fees —

• Eligible to study the Executive MBA

— UN Women Australia MBA Scholarship — Tuition fees for up to four years —

• Domestic student
• Commencing a part-time MBA

— USA Industry Placement Program Scholarship — $5,350 - $8,025 —

• Enrolled in BWIL2215 or BWIL6215
• Completed a minimum of 24 credit points
• Must have a minimum Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 70, unless they can demonstrate financial hardship, in which case a minimum WAM of 60 is required
• Undertake an approved unpaid placement during the semester

Alek Safarian MBA Scholarship

• Australian citizen or permanent resident, or New Zealand citizen

• Eligible for admission into the MBA

• Domestic student

• Unconditional offer of admission in a pre-experience postgraduate coursework degree (excluding MBA, MBA Leadership and Enterprise, and Executive MBA)

• Master of Management (CEMS) student undertaking approved exchange

• Unconditional offer of admission into the Executive Master of Business Administration (EMBA) course

• Identify as someone from a minority group

• Enrolled in Experience in Industry BWIL2150 or BWIL6150

• Completed a minimum of 24 credit points

• Minimum Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 70, unless you can demonstrate financial hardship, in which case a minimum WAM of 60 is required

• Undertake an approved unpaid placement during the semester

• Domestic student eligible to study an MBA

• Australian citizen

• Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander

• Starting an Executive MBA

• Domestic student

• Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person

• Eligible for admission into the Master of Business Administration at the University of Sydney

• Unconditional offer to study the Executive MBA

• Ideally be working in a social enterprise or as a social entrepreneur.

• Domestic student

• Commencing an MBA

• Applicants of UN Women MBA Scholarship

• Enrolled in the unit of study BWIL2100 or BWIL6100

• Completed a minimum of 48 credit points in an undergraduate degree or 24 credit points in a postgraduate coursework degree

• Minimum Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 70, unless you can demonstrate financial hardship, in which case a minimum WAM of 60 is required

• Undertake an approved unpaid placement during the semester

• Student enrolled in the International Business Project unit

• Received an an unconditional offer of admission into the MBA (Leadership and Enterprise)

• University staff who plan to study the Executive MBA

• Minimum 10 years of professional experience

• University staff who plan to study the part-time MBA

• Coursework student

• Enrolled at the University of Sydney Business School

• Accepted for student exchange at a strategic partner institution

• Undergraduate or postgraduate coursework student

• Studying at the University of Sydney Business School

• Accepted to the University of Sydney Exchange program

• Domestic student eligible to study an MBA

• Unconditional offer to study an EMBA at the University of Sydney Business School

• Australian citizen or permanent resident, or a New Zealand citizen

• Future MBA student

• Eligible to study the Executive MBA

• Domestic student

• Commencing a part-time MBA

• Enrolled in BWIL2215 or BWIL6215

• Completed a minimum of 24 credit points

• Must have a minimum Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 70, unless they can demonstrate financial hardship, in which case a minimum WAM of 60 is required

• Undertake an approved unpaid placement during the semester

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