University of DivinityApplications for bursary funds to assist with semester two studies are closing soon. The following is a short summary, intended to given you an overview of key information. Before making an application, you must consult the Bursary Policy for full details of the eligibility, criteria, application and assessment.
What is a bursary?
A bursary is a financial award given to a student, to help cover the cost of education. It may be granted towards the payment of tuition fees, living expenses, or study materials such as books. Unlike a loan, bursaries do not need to be repaid.
The maximum bursary which may be awarded to an applicant in a semester is $2,000.
How do I apply?
- Read the Bursary Policy to ensure you are eligible
- Discuss your application with your Home College. They will need to support your application formally.
- Complete and submit the Bursary Application Form before 28 July 2025.
FAQ – If I have applied for a bursary, do I still need to pay my fees upfront?
Yes. A bursary does not alter the requirements under the Fees Policy that fees are required to be paid, assigned to FEE-Help or responsibility for payment be officially accepted by a third party sponsor prior to the commencement date of your course. In most cases, if your application for a bursary is successful, the amount will be refunded.
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