University of Queensland Scholarships for International Students
Shoaib Mehdi
Published August 8, 2026 · Last reviewed August 8, 2026 · 2 min read
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- Pakistan eligibility
- Eligible
- Funding
- Partial Funding
- Deadline
- Science International Scholarship: August 28, 2026 – November 17, 2026 (Semester 1); January 19, 2026 – June 1, 2026 (Semester 2)
- Study level
- Undergraduate, Masters
- Destination
- Australia
- Application fee
- Not confirmed

Can Pakistani students apply? Eligible
The source explicitly states that the Science International Scholarship is open to all international students globally.
Nomination required: No nomination requirement was stated.
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- Eligible nationalities
- International
- Destination
- Australia
- Degree levels
- Undergraduate, Masters
- Fields of study
- Science, Agriculture, Environment, Architecture, Planning, Design, Mathematics
- Minimum GPA
- Not confirmed in the available source
- Age requirement
- Not confirmed in the available source
- Language requirements
- English
- Other conditions
- Not confirmed in the available source
Required-document checklist
Application timeline
Science International Scholarship Semester 1 — 2026-08-28 to 2026-11-17
Science International Scholarship Semester 2 — 2026-01-19 to 2026-06-01
Step-by-step application process
Apply for UQ Program
Lodge an application for an undergraduate or postgraduate program at UQ.
Receive Student ID
Secure a UQ student ID and program offer.
Submit Scholarship Form
Complete the Science International Scholarship online application.
How selection works
Review of academic performance during the UQ program application process.
- Strong academic performance
- Meeting program admission requirements
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Scholarship Overview
The University of Queensland (UQ) provides financial assistance to international students through several schemes, including the Science International Scholarship and the UQ Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship. These awards aim to support high-achieving students pursuing undergraduate or postgraduate coursework in Australia.
Can Pakistani Students Apply?
Yes, Pakistani students are eligible to apply for the Science International Scholarship, which is open to all international students. However, the UQ Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship has strict residency requirements, generally favoring Australian citizens, permanent residents, or international students who completed their secondary education (Years 11 and 12) within Australia.
Funding and Benefits
- Science International Scholarship: Provides a fixed value of $3,000, paid after the academic census date in the first semester of study.
- UQ Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship: Provides $12,000 per year for up to 5 years.
Eligibility Criteria
Science International Scholarship
- You must be classified as an international student.
- You must be enrolled in a program administered by the UQ Faculty of Science (duration must exceed one year, full-time).
- You must be in your first semester of study at UQ.
- Current UQ students seeking a program change are not eligible.
UQ Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship
- Requires a minimum ATAR of 99.90 (or equivalent).
- Must have completed Year 12 in 2025 or 2026.
- Must have UQ listed as the first preference through QTAC.
Required Documents
Applicants generally need to provide proof of academic qualifications as requested by the UQ admissions office. For the Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship, evidence of achievements in leadership and community service is required.
Application Timeline
- Science International Scholarship (Semester 1): August 28, 2026 – November 17, 2026.
- Science International Scholarship (Semester 2): January 19, 2026 – June 1, 2026.
- UQ Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship: August to November.
Selection Process
Applications are reviewed based on strong academic performance in the program application. The Faculty of Science aims to encourage gender balance in its admissions process.
How to Apply
For the Science International Scholarship, students must first apply for an undergraduate or postgraduate program at UQ, obtain a student ID, and then complete the specific online scholarship application form.
Pakistan-Specific Application Advice
Ensure your English language proficiency test results (like IELTS or TOEFL) meet UQ's admission standards. Since these are competitive, ensure your academic transcripts are translated and attested properly before applying through the UQ study portal.
Important Terms and Limitations
Scholarship payments are conditional. Recipients may be required to provide testimonials and photographs for UQ promotional purposes. Students in non-award, study abroad, or exchange programs are ineligible for the Science International Scholarship.

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