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The following are some of the scholarships available to students in their study at UNSW. For details of ALL available UNSW scholarships and application forms, please contact:

The Scholarships and Student Loans Unit
The University of New South Wales
Sydney NSW 2052
Phone : (02) 9385 3100
FAX : (02) 9385 3732
Email : scholarships@unsw.edu.au

Details of the UNSW Co-op program are at the Co-op homepage

**New: Applications for Faculty Vacation Research Scholarships are now available and will close on 31st October. These scholarships are designed to expose students from all stages of their studies to research or other science-based experience, to add meaning to their coursework and to inspire them to progress further into research or related activities. See the information sheet and application form for further details.

*** OUR SPONSORS:
The Faculty of Science thanks and acknowledges our sponsors for their generous help in providing scholarships. They include:

INDUSTRIAL SPONSORS [$2,500 per annum] - Pilkington Australia; Sandvik Australia Rio Tinto (2 scholarships annually); Anglo Coal; Cochlear; One Steel; ANSTO; TEMCO (BHP Billiton); Sir Rupert Myers; Australian Surgical and Design Manufacture.

COOP SPONSORS (by course major; $13,400 per annum):
- Ceramic Engineering: Austral Brick Co Pty Ltd; Boral Bricks; Caroma Industries Ltd; CSR Monier Wunderlich; PGH Bricks; Shinagawa Thermal Ceramics Pty Ltd.
- Materials Engineering: Bluescope Steel Research Laboratories; Bluescope Steel Industrial Products; Onesteel
- Metallurgical Engineering: Alcoa Australia; Capral Aluminium; North Parkes Mines; Rio Tinto.

Scholarship	Maximum Value	Eligibility*	Closing Date
School of BABS 2004 Talented student scholarships	See details	Download details (rtf)	See details
Malcolm Chaikin	$15 000 p.a.	Academic merit and interview	September 30
Faculty Scholarships	Up to $3 000	All students enrolling in the Faculty of Science	September 30
School Scholarships (Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics)	Up to $2 000 p.a.	Students enrolled in the Schools of Chemistry, Mathematics or Physics	January 31
Alfred & Dorothymay Anderson Scholarship	$5 000 over 4 years	Students enrolling in BSc/BEducation	September 30
George Weston Foods	Up to $1 500 p.a.	Students enrolling in BSc (Food Science and Technology)	January 31
Captain Reg Saunders	$3 000 p.a.	Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islanders for study in psychology, applied science or education	Early February
Clay Brick Association	Up to $2 500 p.a.	Students entering Ceramic Engineering	January 31
Thomson Family	Up to $1 000	Students entering Ceramic Engineering	September 30
Monier PGH Scholarship	Up to $1 000 p.a.	Students entering Ceramic Engineering	Late January
CSIRO Division of Minerals	Up to $2 500 p.a.	Students entering Metallurgical Engineering	Early December
Sir Rupert Myers	Up to $2 500 p.a.	Students entering Metallurgy or Metallurgical Engineering	September 30
CSIRO Division of Telecommunications and Industrial Physics	Up to $1 000 p.a.	Students entering Engineering Physics in the Advanced Science program	No application - recommendations from the Head of the School of Physics

* Conditions apply. Please enquire.