University of New South Wales (UNSW)

UNSW funds research degrees through the national Research Training Program, and on top of it runs one of Australia's best known doctoral schemes, the Scientia PhD Scholarships, which are open to international applicants and attach a generous stipend and development support to a specific project. That combination, a funded project plus training money, is why most PhD applicants at UNSW start from the project list rather than from a generic scholarship search.

For coursework and undergraduate students the picture is thinner but still real: UNSW offers merit awards for international students, many decided from the admission application, plus faculty scholarships and a running set of international student support awards. The rows below mix all of these with programme pages, so the provider and level lines on each card are what separate an actual award from a description page.

UNSW's scholarships office publishes rounds and dates in one place, and each card's official link goes to the page that owns the current application. Research scholarships at UNSW are awarded on project and supervisor timelines rather than one fixed date, so for a PhD the deadline that matters is the project's, shown on its own listing.