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UTSI VC Int UG Scholarship - CoA v1.00 - PUBLISHED
UTSI VC Int UG Scholarship - CoA v1.00 - PUBLISHED
This document sets out the conditions of award for the below scholarship (‘Scholarship’) as well as the
obligations of recipients (‘Recipient’) and UTS in regards to this Scholarship. The administrative processes to
support awarding this Scholarship will be managed, and may be amended, in accordance with UTS Rules,
Policy and Procedures.
2. PURPOSE
This Scholarship was established to support high achieving commencing international students enrolling in an
undergraduate program at UTS in Sydney. The scholarship is to be offered to international students who
exhibit the University’s core values and can demonstrate commitment to excellence, innovation,
entrepreneurship and social justice.
Benefit/s to Recipient:
• UTS will pay each Recipient the UTS tuition fees for the approved Bachelor degree course for the
duration of the Scholarship (“the payment”) as defined in Clause 4.
• The Scholarship cannot be transferred, deferred or redeemed for cash.
4. DURATION
The duration of the Scholarship is the standard number of credit points required for completion of the
Recipient’s enrolled undergraduate course on the basis of a full-time study load, as specified in the letter of
offer for admission to the course. Where the Recipient does not follow the usual standard full-time course
structure, the total value of the Scholarship may be exhausted prior to course completion. The maximum
duration of the Scholarship is eight (8) sessions under any program.
5. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
To be eligible for the Scholarship, an applicant must:
• be an international student (not an Australian citizen, New Zealand citizen or permanent resident of
Australia); and
• meet all admission requirements for the selected course by the closing date of the scholarship
application; and
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• commence full-time studies on campus (Sydney)1; and
• have completed an Australian Year 12 or high school studies comparable to an Australian Year 12
outside of Australia no longer than three (3) years prior to commencing at UTS and be admitted based
on this qualification to UTS; and
• have an overall average of 85% where the pass mark is 50% or equivalent in a UTS recognized high
school qualification; and
• all applicants must apply using the UTS online Scholarships Application form to be eligible; and
• Must not:
o be studying a UTS online degree or distance mode degree; or
o be a government sponsored student; or
o be a recipient of another UTS scholarship for the duration of this Scholarship.
7. SELECTION
Applications of eligible candidates will be presented to a Scholarships Selection Committee, which will
undertake the selection of Recipients, usually in December/January of the previous year for Autumn session
and in May/June for Spring session.
The Scholarship Selection Committee will be made up of at least three relevant members of the UTS
community and will be chaired by the Director, UTS International (or nominee).
Offers will be authorised by the Chair of the Scholarship Selection Committee. No correspondence will be
entered into regarding the selection of Recipients.
1On campus studies include face-to-face and/or online (remote) learning applicable to all degrees except online degrees
and distance mode degrees.
2Exceptional circumstances include but are not limited to disability, ongoing illness, carer’s responsibilities and other educational barriers,
and are considered by the UTS: International case-by-case.
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8.4 Academic Integrity:
• UTS takes Academic Integrity very seriously and breaches (e.g. plagiarism, cheating, etc.) are
considered Academic Misconduct. For more information on Academic Integrity at UTS can be found
on the UTS Current Students pages of the UTS website.
• Any Academic Misconduct allegations proven by the University (and upheld if appealed) will result in
the termination of this Scholarship and the University might require the Recipient to repay the total
benefit received at time of termination.
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