The Eleanor Dunn Scholarship in Engineering aims to support applicants who have the personal potential and commitment to study engineering and are from a financially disadvantaged background or experiencing other educational barriers.
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Summary
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Benefits
- Maximum total value of $22,500 - $37,500
Requirements
Applicants must be/have:
- Australian or New Zealand citizens, or the holder of an Australian permanent resident visa or permanent humanitarian visa; and
- A current school leaver with an ATAR (or equivalent) of 80 or above (including bonus points); or
- An Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander applicant, with an ATAR (or equivalent) of 69 or above or received an offer through the Jumbunna Admission Pathways Program;
- Commencing their first year of an undergraduate Bachelor of Engineering Science or Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) or Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Diploma in Industry Practice, or combined Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) degree at UTS; and
- Be majoring or intending to major in either:
- Electrical Engineering; or
- Electronic Engineering; or
- Electrical and Electronic Engineering; or
- Mechanical Engineering; or
- Mechatronics Engineering; or
- Mechanical & Mechatronics Engineering; or
- Software Engineering; or
- Data Science Engineering; and
- Either a current or non-current school leaver.
- Apply through UAC for an Equity Scholarship and therein demonstrate financial hardship and/or other educational barriers;
- All candidates must apply using the UTS online scholarship application form to be eligible;
- All candidates must be available to attend an interview in person or online.
Selection Process
- Academic merit (ATAR) may be considered by the selection committee to distinguish between candidates.[1]
- Financial need and other equity circumstances as assessed by the UAC Equity Scholarship Application. Applicants who have experienced long-term educational barriers and/or financial hardship due to any of the following will be considered:
- Regional or remote background
- Sole parent responsibilities
- Carer responsibilities
- Long-term medical condition/disability or ongoing effect of abuse
- Indigenous Australian
- Refugee status
- As demonstrated in the scholarship application and interview:
- Motivation to succeed in their undergraduate Engineering course
- Initiative in extra-curricular and non-academic activities
Academic Merit (ATAR) refers to an applicant’s rank minus bonus points
Application Deadline
May 4, 2026How To Apply
For more information, kindly visit the UTS scholarship webpage.