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Co-op Program| Scholarship

UNSW Co-op Program Scholarship

Details

Applications open: May 1, 2026
Applications close: September 30, 2026
Provider: University of New South Wales
Value: AU$21,600 per year

About this opportunity

The UNSW Co-op Program scholarship provides industry training, professional development, networking and financial support for selected undergraduate students in the disciplines of Business, Engineering, and Science.

Scholars receive $21,600 per year for 4 years of their Co-op Program paid in fortnightly instalments. The scholarship money will be paid directly to the scholar’s bank account and can be used at their own discretion (e.g. to support the scholar throughout their time at university, pay HECS or accommodation fees, etc.).

Eligibility details

Only Australian Citizens, Permanent residents (PR), Humanitarian visa holders and New Zealand Citizens are eligible to apply for the Co-op scholarships and internships.

Students will need to gain entry into the chosen degree program at UNSW, achieve a minimum of 96 ATAR or equivalent, and no adjustment factors, except EAS will be considered for this requirement. If taking a gap year, students need to reapply and meet that particular year’s entry requirements.

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