Information for current scholarship recipients

You must inform the Scholarships Office of any changes you make to your enrolment that are not in accordance with your scholarship terms and conditions.

You are given a copy of your scholarship terms and conditions with your original offer. See the section Terms and Conditions in your Scholarship Offer email. Please contact the Scholarships Office if you require a copy. Additionally, please ensure you have correct details in the Payment method.

Payment schedules

In the case of scholarships paid directly to students the below table provides a general guide on when the earliest payment for an active scholarship will be made. Please note, dates indicated below are subject to change and where a delay in these dates may occur the Scholarships Office will endeavour to inform you as soon as possible.

Scholarship that have a status of breached cannot be paid.

Payments are due following Term Census date as appropriate to the main course of study at the time of Scholarship bestowal.

  • Term 1: Payments are due 25 March 2027.
  • Term 3: Payments are due 22 July 2027.

Important: payments can take a week to complete their processes and appear as credit in bank accounts. If your scholarship has a status of active and you have not received your money 10 days after the above dates please contact the Scholarships Office for advice.

Payment method

All scholarship payments to students are made through direct deposit. We advise that you regularly ensure your bank details are up to date. If you change your bank details in MyEnrolment after census date, your payment may be returned and this will delay the processing of your scholarship payment.

Please follow these instructions to update your banking details:

  • Login to MyEnrolment
  • Click on My Finances
  • Click on Preferred Payment Method (left-hand menu)
  • Select Electronic Funds Transfer from the Payment Method option.
    Note: no spaces, dashes, symbols in “Bank Code” (BSB) or “Bank Account” (Account Number). The system cannot recognise these characters and students will not be paid if bank details are entered incorrectly.
  • Enter new details and press Save

 

Fee Waiver Scholarships

Some scholarships are tuition waivers instead of a direct payment. Recipients can check their tuition invoices to confirm that their scholarship has been bestowed. Refer to the Terms and Conditions of the scholarship to understand the proscribed payment method for the scholarship.

Tax and Centrelink

The scholarships office cannot advise you as to whether you are required to declare your scholarship as income to the Australian government. You should refer to the relevant government department.

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