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We have a wide range of options for domestic undergraduate students studying business.
This page includes scholarships for both prospective and current domestic students.
- Scholarship
- Value
- Eligibility
— BlueScope Indigenous Scholarship in Business — $12,500 p.a. (up to 2 years) —
- Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander student
- Commencing or continuing an undergraduate degree administered by the University of Sydney Business School
— BUSS4909 Startup Project Scholarship — $5,000 —
- Enrolled in a Bachelor of Advanced Studies
- Completed units of study BUSS4907 and BUSS4908 in the previous semester
- Enrolled in the unit of study BUSS4909: Startup Project
— Canon Honours Scholarship — Up to $8,000 —
- Enrolling in a business honours program with marketing specialisation
— David W Johnson Scholarship — $10,000 p.a. (for up to 4 years) —
- Domestic students
- Commencing undergraduate business students
— Dean's Undergraduate Scholarship in Business — $15,000 —
- Australian citizen or Australian permanent resident
- Commencing undergraduate business students
- Minimum ATAR of 99.5
— Eric Campbell Scott (Rural / Regional) Scholarship — $10,000 p.a. (up to 4 years) —
- Rural/Regional student
- Commencing Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Advanced Studies
— Finance Honours Scholarship — Up to $5,000 —
- Commencing an honours year in finance
— IBB Gadigal Advanced Merit Scholarship — $10,000 p.a. —
- Studying Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Advanced Studies
- Identify as an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person
- Completed one year of full-time study at any university
— International Business Scholarship in Honours — $6,000 —
- Enrol into an international business honours program
- Minimum WAM of 75 in undergraduate international business units
— James Strong - IAG Scholarship for Business — $9,000 p.a. (up to 3 years) —
- Domestic student
- Commencing undergraduate business students
- High academic achiever (ATAR of at least 97)
— James Strong - Nomura Scholarship for Business — $9,000 p.a. (up to 3 years) —
- Domestic student
- Undergraduate business student
- High academic achiever (ATAR of at least 97)
— James Strong - Qantas Scholarship for Business — $9,000 p.a. (up to 3 years) —
- Domestic student
- Undergraduate business student
- High academic achiever (ATAR of at least 97)
— Lendlease Bradfield Urbanisation Scholarship — $10,000 —
- First or second year of an undergraduate degree in relevant faculty/University school
- Interested in issues related to urbanism
- WAM of 65
— 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
— Mirvac Indigenous Scholarship — $15,000 for 1.5 years —
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Domestic Student
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Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander student
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Enrolled in penultimate year of study in an undergraduate coursework degree
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Attend a paid internship with Mirvac
— RJ Chambers Honours Scholarship — Up to $10,000 —
- Fourth year honours student in the Discipline of Accounting
— Robert R Sterling Distinguished Honours Scholarship in Accounting — $10,000 —
- Student planning to take an honours year in accounting
— Scholarship with Merit for Excellence in Extracurricular Endeavour — $6,000 —
- Domestic student
- Undergraduate business student
- Minimum ATAR of 96
— 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
— 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 —
- Coursework student
- Studying at the University of Sydney Business School
- Accepted into the University of Sydney Exchange program
— Student Managed Investment Fund Scholarship — $7,500 —
- Domestic students
- Commencing in the Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Advanced Studies
- Must have completed the NSW High School Certificate (HSC) or equivalent
— The Clissold Scholarship — $7,000 p.a. (for course duration) —
- Domestic undergraduate in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences or the University of Sydney Business School
— The Gilles Kryger Honours Scholarship in Finance — Up to $15,000 —
- Commencing Finance Honours
— The Order of Australia Association Foundation Scholarship — $20,000 p.a. (for 2 years) —
- Australian Citizen
- Undergraduate student
- Full-time second-year student
- Aged between 18 and 30
— The Pinnacle Women in Finance Scholarship — $10,000 —
- Female student
- Enrolled full-time in a Bachelor of Commerce
- In second year of study
- Preceding SAM of at least 75 per semester
— The University of Sydney Inspired by Business Gadigal Scholarship — $10,000 —
- Australian citizen
- Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander
- Minimum ATAR of 85 or equivalent
— The Victoria Hope Geary Scholarship — $6,000 —
- Domestic student
- Undergraduate business student
- Minimum ATAR of 95
— University of Sydney Business School All-Round Excellence Scholarship — $7,500 p.a. (up to 4 years) —
- Domestic students
- Commencing undergraduate business students
- Minimum ATAR of 97
— University of Sydney Business School Scholarships for Outstanding Academic and Sporting Achievement — Up to $10,000 —
- Domestic student
- Commencing or continuing an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree
— University of Sydney Business School Change Maker Scholarship — $7,500 p.a. (up to 4 years) —
- Domestic student
- Commencing an undergraduate degree administered by Business School
- Sydney Scholars Award applicant with ATAR of 97 or greater
— University of Sydney Business School Rural/Regional Leadership Scholarship — $6,000 —
- Domestic student
- Commencing undergraduate business students
- Minimum ATAR of 95
— USA Industry Placement Program Scholarship — $5350 - $8025 —
- 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
— Wayne Lonergan Distinguished Undergraduate Scholarship — $10,000 p.a. (for up to 4 years) —
- Domestic student
- Commencing undergraduate business students
- Student from a government high school
— Westbrook and Jessie Anstice Honours Scholarship in Business — $7,000 —
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Enrolling in honours at the Business School
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Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander student
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Commencing or continuing an undergraduate degree administered by the University of Sydney Business School
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Enrolled in a Bachelor of Advanced Studies
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Completed units of study BUSS4907 and BUSS4908 in the previous semester
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Enrolled in the unit of study BUSS4909: Startup Project
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Enrolling in a business honours program with marketing specialisation
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Domestic students
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Commencing undergraduate business students
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Australian citizen or Australian permanent resident
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Commencing undergraduate business students
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Minimum ATAR of 99.5
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Rural/Regional student
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Commencing Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Advanced Studies
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Commencing an honours year in finance
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Studying Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Advanced Studies
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Identify as an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander person
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Completed one year of full-time study at any university
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Enrol into an international business honours program
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Minimum WAM of 75 in undergraduate international business units
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Domestic student
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Commencing undergraduate business students
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High academic achiever (ATAR of at least 97)
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Domestic student
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Undergraduate business student
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High academic achiever (ATAR of at least 97)
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Domestic student
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Undergraduate business student
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High academic achiever (ATAR of at least 97)
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First or second year of an undergraduate degree in relevant faculty/University school
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Interested in issues related to urbanism
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WAM of 65
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Enrolled in the unit of study BWIL2100 or BWIL6100
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Completed a minimum of 48 credit points in an undergraduate degree or 24 credit points in a postgraduate coursework degree
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Minimum Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 70, unless you can demonstrate financial hardship, in which case a minimum WAM of 60 is required
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Undertake an approved unpaid placement during the semester
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Domestic Student
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Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander student
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Enrolled in penultimate year of study in an undergraduate coursework degree
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Attend a paid internship with Mirvac
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Fourth year honours student in the Discipline of Accounting
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Student planning to take an honours year in accounting
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Domestic student
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Undergraduate business student
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Minimum ATAR of 96
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Enrolled in Experience in Industry BWIL2150 or BWIL6150
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Completed a minimum of 24 credit points
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Minimum Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of 70, unless you can demonstrate financial hardship, in which case a minimum WAM of 60 is required
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Undertake an approved unpaid placement during the semester
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Coursework student
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Enrolled at the University of Sydney Business School
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Accepted for student exchange at a strategic partner institution
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Coursework student
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Studying at the University of Sydney Business School
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Accepted into the University of Sydney Exchange program
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Domestic students
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Commencing in the Bachelor of Commerce or Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Advanced Studies
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Must have completed the NSW High School Certificate (HSC) or equivalent
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Domestic undergraduate in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences or the University of Sydney Business School
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Commencing Finance Honours
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Australian Citizen
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Undergraduate student
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Full-time second-year student
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Aged between 18 and 30
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Female student
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Enrolled full-time in a Bachelor of Commerce
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In second year of study
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Preceding SAM of at least 75 per semester
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Australian citizen
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Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander
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Minimum ATAR of 85 or equivalent
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Domestic student
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Undergraduate business student
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Minimum ATAR of 95
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Domestic students
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Commencing undergraduate business students
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Minimum ATAR of 97
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Domestic student
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Commencing or continuing an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree
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Domestic student
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Commencing an undergraduate degree administered by Business School
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Sydney Scholars Award applicant with ATAR of 97 or greater
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Domestic student
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Commencing undergraduate business students
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Minimum ATAR of 95
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Enrolled in BWIL2215 or BWIL6215
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Completed a minimum of 24 credit points
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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
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Undertake an approved unpaid placement during the semester
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Domestic student
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Commencing undergraduate business students
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Student from a government high school
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Enrolling in honours at the Business School
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