Australian National University (ANU)

ANU is a research university funded heavily through national channels, and its scholarship page reflects that. Doctoral students are supported through the Research Training Program allocation, with ANU distributing it as ANU research scholarships that carry a stipend and fee support, and a large share of PhD offers arrive with that funding already attached. Graduate researchers should therefore treat the project and supervisor as the funding decision, not a separate competition.

Undergraduate and coursework funding at ANU runs through entrance awards and named scholarships. International applicants are considered for the university's merit-based international awards as part of admission, and the records below include those along with partner and donor-funded schemes. Some awards on the page, such as the Tuckwell Scholarship, are restricted to domestic students, so check the eligibility line before planning around one.

ANU's scholarship pages list current rounds and their closing dates, and each card links to the office that runs the award. Because several ANU awards are admission-linked, an early application improves both your admission odds and your chances of being considered for the attached funding.