University of Queensland (UQ)

The University of Queensland runs its funding on the standard Australian two-layer model. Doctoral and research master's candidates are supported through the national Research Training Program, which UQ distributes as research training scholarships, and most funded PhD offers here carry a stipend plus fee support for the length of the degree. The named awards on this page, including the Vice-Chancellor's scholarships and the faculty and memorial funds listed below, sit on top of that base and usually follow their own application rules.

Undergraduate and coursework students meet a separate set of awards. UQ's Vice-Chancellor's scholarships for high-achieving international applicants are decided on admission, which means the scholarship decision travels with the offer letter, and faculties add their own prizes and support schemes. As on every Australian university page, the funding type line matters more than the title, because some awards cover tuition only while others add a living allowance.

UQ publishes current rounds through its scholarships office, and each card links there or to the faculty that owns the award. Australian offer rounds and their attached scholarships move together, so if the deadline on a card has passed, the next admission cycle is usually the one to plan for rather than an interim round.