Faculty of Science, Medicine and Health International Schools Scholarship

Eligibility

• Students may be eligible if they have 85% average mark in their final results for the Indian High School Certificate (or equivalent).
• Must have completed his or her secondary education at one of the below schools
  • Maheshwari Public School
  • St. Edmunds Educational Society.
  • Mayo College
  • Sanskar School
• The scholarship is available to students enrolling in a Bachelor degree within the Science, Medicine and Health Faculty, excluding: Doctor of Medicine; Nursing, Nutrition & Dietetics, Exercise Science & Rehabilitation, Education, Social Work and Psychology (all degrees).
• Must be an Indian citizen who is currently residing in India.

About Company

University of Wollongong is a research-intensive university with an outstanding reputation for its learning environments across a broad range of disciplines. Our commitment to our students is evident in our graduates, who are recognised for their capability, quality and success in the global workplace. UOW is an international network of campuses and regional learning centres. Together with our partners, we make a strong and connected presence in our communities.

We are a young and vibrant university with undiminished ambitions. We value our research capacity to work on complex interdisciplinary problems. Our spirit of inquiry drives our research and learning environments and our objective of earning a place in the top 1% of the world's universities.

In just 40 years UOW has become a benchmark for Australia’s new generation of universities; dynamic, agile, innovative and prominent in national and international rankings for the quality of our teaching and research. The University began as an institute for the then New South Wales University of Technology, Sydney at a single location in Wollongong. Since gaining independence in 1975, UOW has grown into an international multi-campus University, expanding to occupy two Sydney campuses and five regional campuses, as well as locations in Hong Kong and Dubai.

With now over 36,000 students, more than 2,400 staff, and an economic impact of around $2 billion in activity annually, UOW is an influential part of its communities and the catalyst for Wollongong’s transformation into a University city. Our students and staff come from diverse backgrounds, and we welcome many international students to our campuses each year. They share a culture that respects openness, inclusiveness, collegiality and diversity.