Scholarships

Domestic and International Undergraduate students are welcome to apply for the below scholarships.

Click through to learn more about prerequisites and how to apply.

Guidelines and application information can be found on the UQ Student Employability Centre website. Please speak with the School of Pharmacy Research and Scholarships Officer for more information. Details of projects available for the Summer Scholarship program can be found here.

Domestic Students

Rural Pharmacy Scholarship Scheme

Administered by the Pharmacy Guild of Australia

The Rural Pharmacy Scholarships have been established to provide financial support to encourage and enable students from rural and remote communities to undertake undergraduate or graduate studies in pharmacy at University.

There are up to 30 scholarships offered annually, with a value of $10,000 per annum per student (ie. $40,000 per student over a four year period).

Scholarship recipients are encouraged to seek employment in rural and remote areas following graduation.

For further information visit the Pharmacy Guild of Australia's website.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Pharmacy Scholarship Scheme

The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Pharmacy Scholarship Scheme provides financial support to Indigenous Australians to undertake undergraduate or postgraduate studies in pharmacy at university. Scholarships are valued at $15,000 (GST exempt) per year per student and are available for up to four years for undergraduate studies, and up to two years for graduate studies. The scholarship round usually opens from November each year.

For further information visit the Pharmacy Guild of Australia's website.

UQ Undergraduate Scholarships - Domestic Students

Administered by the University of Queensland

UQ’s undergraduate scholarship program is the largest in Queensland and one of the most generous in Australia.

Finding the right scholarship does require some research as the eligibility criteria varies by scholarship type.

Please explore your scholarship options by visiting the Universities scholarships site and selecting from the various links.

For further information visit the UQ Scholarships website

International Students

International Pharmacy Scholarship (second year entry) - Polytechnics in Singapore

The UQ School of Pharmacy offers a $3,000 scholarship to be awarded annually to the highest achieving student from a Polytechnic in Singapore, who through previous study enrols directly into the second year of the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours). This scholarship will be awarded to a student that begins their studies at UQ in either semester one or semester two of the same calendar year.

Allocation is based on academic achievement. All eligible applicants are considered automatically (no application form required).

Scholarships - School of Pharmacy - University of Queensland (uq.edu.au)

Other UQ International Scholarships

Information on other UQ scholarship opportunities for international undergraduate students can be found at uq.edu.au/study/scholarships

Research Higher Degree Scholarships

Research Higher Degree candidates may apply for a variety of scholarships:

Alan Grant-Taylor Memorial Scholarship
Australian Postgraduate Awards (APAs)
Dora Lush NHMRC Postgraduate Scholarships
Cancer Fund
National Heart Foundation
IPRS applicants (with an outstanding undergraduate performance and research publications)

The School proactively seeks to support students via its Research Committee's Scholarship Program.

It is recommended that students seek the advice of their supervisor and/or the Research and Scholarships Officer to assist with applications as:

Application dates vary
Top-up scholarships may be available
Scholarships for students with Honours Class IIA may be available
Funds to support travel to international conferences may be available

For detailed information on all Scholarships and Grants available to Research Higher Degree candidates, please visit the UQ Graduate School website.

UQ Summer & Winter Research Programs

The Summer and Winter Research Programs provide students with an opportunity to gain research experience working alongside some of the university’s leading academics and researchers.

Participation is open to undergraduate (including honours) and masters by coursework students who are currently enrolled at UQ.

Please note: Students do not need to be studying a Bachelor of Pharmacy to be eligible to complete a Summer Research Program at the School of Pharmacy. Some restrictions may apply.

Projects currently available in the School of Pharmacy are provided online here.

Further information about the program can be found online here.