Federation University Australia

Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Gippsland Partnership Program)

Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Gippsland Partnership Program)

This program is specifically designed for students from the Gippsland region of Australia, offering a pathway to further medical studies at Monash University. By completing this Bachelor of Biomedical Science degree at Federation University, you become eligible to apply for the graduate-entry Bachelor of Medical Science and Doctor of Medicine program at Monash University, with the opportunity to complete your medical training in Gippsland. To be eligible for admission into the Monash medicine program, you must meet rural-origin requirements, achieve a Weighted Average Mark (WAM) of at least 70 in your biomedical science degree, and successfully complete a Multiple Mini Interview (MMI). The program includes units from both Federation University and Monash University, with some travel to Monash's Clayton campus potentially required.

Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical) (Honours)

This honours degree in Mechanical Engineering will equip you with the skills to design, develop, and manage innovative engineering projects. You will learn about core mechanical principles, including thermodynamics and fluid mechanics, and explore areas like automation and industrial robotics. The program emphasizes practical application, allowing you to invent new products and improve existing technologies. A significant component of the degree involves a substantial engineering project in your final year, where you can focus on a specific area of interest. This degree is accredited by Engineers Australia, ensuring a high standard of education and professional recognition.

Bachelor of Food and Nutrition

This program combines principles of science, wellbeing, and business to equip you with skills for a career in the health and wellness industry. You will explore the impact of food on physical health and lifestyle, studying key concepts in nutrition, human physiology, human behaviour, health promotion, and business management. The course also covers how social and cultural practices influence food choices, enabling a holistic approach to supporting individuals and organisations with their nutritional needs. Upon graduation, you can apply for registration with the Nutrition Society of Australia and contribute to preventing non-communicable diseases and promoting healthy lifestyles.

Bachelor of Science

This Bachelor of Science program allows you to specialise in a variety of scientific disciplines, including Biochemistry, Cell Biology, Chemistry, Ecology, Environmental Restoration, Laboratory Bioscience, and Microbiology. You will choose a major and minor area of study to tailor your degree to your specific interests and career goals. The first year offers a general foundation, providing flexibility to explore different scientific fields before committing to a specialisation. For students studying online, there are mandatory on-campus block labs and field trips. All students will require a reliable computer and high-speed internet access, with an estimated monthly data usage of 5GB per unit. The university offers comprehensive student support services, including academic assistance and financial aid, to help you succeed.

Bachelor of Science (Advanced)

This Bachelor of Science (Advanced) is designed for high-achieving students to accelerate their studies and gain in-depth experience through research and work placements. You can pursue a double major from a range of science disciplines, including biochemistry, chemistry, mathematics, and environmental science. The program emphasizes developing advanced skills in experimental design, data collection, problem-solving, and critical analysis through a dedicated semester-long project in your final year.

ASEAN-Australia Awards Scholarships

Open to citizens of eligible ASEAN countries (Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and Timor-Leste) applying for a master's degree by coursework or research at an Australian university. Applicants need a strong academic record, leadership potential, relevant work experience and English proficiency, and must meet Australian visa and health requirements. Exact terms are set each cycle by the Australian Government.

Forrest Research Foundation Post-doctoral Fellowships

Open to early-career post-doctoral researchers of any nationality and from all academic disciplines. Applicants must be in the final year of their PhD or no more than two years past PhD completion at the time of taking up the fellowship, be proficient in English, and meet the employment-eligibility conditions of the host Western Australian university. Fellows must reside at Forrest Hall in Perth for the full term and commit to mentoring Forrest Scholars, undertaking ambassadorial duties and providing leadership within Forrest Hall.

Hansen Scholarship at the University of Melbourne

Australian citizens, permanent residents or holders of an Australian temporary or permanent protection visa who are enrolled in an Australian Year 12 or IB programme, aged 16-20 at application, with a predicted ATAR of 90+ (or IB equivalent) and demonstrated financial hardship (e.g. a family receiving Centrelink benefits). Asylum seekers are eligible for full fee remission.

Australia Awards Scholarships

Open to citizens of ~30+ eligible developing countries (mostly the Indo-Pacific), who are not married to/engaged to an Australian or NZ citizen, meet academic and English requirements, and commit to returning home for at least 2 years after study. Fields must align with the partner country's development priorities.

University of Sydney International Research Scholarship (USydIS)

For international students undertaking a postgraduate research degree (a master's by research or a PhD) at the University of Sydney. It covers tuition fees and a living-allowance stipend; applicants need a strong research background and a confirmed place and supervisor for their research project.

University of Melbourne CIS PhD Scholarship

Open to domestic and international students of all nationalities. Applicants must hold a Master of Computer Science from the University of Melbourne, apply for the Doctor of Philosophy – Engineering and IT (Computing and Information Systems) programme (DR-PHILEIT), and demonstrate strong academic performance, leadership, and research potential. A research proposal, a personal statement, and a letter of support from the proposed PhD supervisor are required.