Bachelor of Applied Commerce - Financial Planning - Ultimo

TAFE NSW offers a 15% Higher Education Scholarship for international students, providing a valuable tuition fee credit to support your studies. This scholarship is awarded based on merit and applies a 15% credit each semester to your TAFE NSW international Higher Education course tuition fees. Eligibility Criteria To qualify for this scholarship, applicants must meet all the following conditions for the semester they are applying: • Be a new international student enrolled or intending to enrol at TAFE NSW in an approved VET or Higher Education course/package with a minimum duration of one year, or • Be a current international student who has completed a course and is now enrolled in a new approved VET or Higher Education course/package lasting at least one year. • Specifically for the Higher Education scholarship: • Applicants must be new international students intending to enrol in an approved Higher Education course or a pathway package leading to a Higher Education course. • Applicants cannot be current students continuing studies as part of a packaged course offering. • ELICOS-only students or those packaged with ELICOS are not eligible. • To receive the 15% scholarship for the full duration of the Higher Education course, applicants must have an academic achievement of Higher Credit (75%) or above. Scholarship Value • A 15% tuition fee credit applied each semester to your international Higher Education course fees at TAFE NSW. Important Notes • The scholarship is awarded on merit by the scholarship panel. • It supports international students pursuing long-term study plans with TAFE NSW in Higher Education or VET courses. • The scholarship encourages academic excellence by requiring a minimum Higher Credit achievement for full-duration awards. This scholarship is an excellent opportunity for international students aiming to reduce tuition costs while pursuing quality Higher Education at TAFE NSW. Check your eligibility and apply now to benefit from this merit-based funding.