University of Queensland to offer 20% Scholarship to Indian students

The UQ delegation renewed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Indian Institute of Science (IISC) in Bangalore, committing to research collaboration in various areas of expertise.

The University of Queensland Vice-Chancellor Professor Deborah Terry and Chancellor Peter Varghese on their visit to India announced scholarships offered by UQ to high achieving Indian students.

The delegation from UQ announced that The University of Queensland India High Achievers Scholarship, to the value of 20% of total program tuition fees, is open to eligible Indian students who enrol in a range of full-time programs. For example, a student undertaking a four-year Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) may receive a tuition fee reduction of approximately $40,000AUD (20+ lakh).

Speaking about the visit, Professor Terry said, “UQ is committed to fostering relationships with India to ensure its research and innovation delivers change. One of the best ways we can forge enduring links and a deeper understanding is to have students immersed in education and the culture of another country.”

“UQ has enjoyed strong academic links with India for more than 50 years, and these uncapped scholarships will offer this opportunity to high performing students in India.” Professor Terry added.

The UQ delegation renewed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Indian Institute of Science (IISC) in Bangalore, committing to research collaboration in various areas of expertise.

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