L’essentiel de l’offre
- Poste : Bourse d’études en études sud-asiatiques (Gabrielle Ewington Equity Scholarship)
- Employeur : University of Sydney (Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences / School of Languages and Cultures)
- Lieu : Sydney, Australie
- Contrat : Bourse financière (Temps plein ou temps partiel approuvé)
- Date limite : 2 octobre 2026 (Ouverture le 11 septembre 2026)
- Niveau requis : Étudiant de premier cycle (Undergraduate, y compris Honours)
Contexte
The Gabrielle Ewington Equity Scholarship in Southeast Asian Studies 2026 is offering financial support to undergraduate students at the University of Sydney whose studies focus on Southeast Asia. The scholarship was established through a donation from Gabrielle Ewington to support students whose studies relate to Southeast Asia. It is administered by the University of Sydney’s Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS) and is associated with the School of Languages and Cultures, which provides academic and administrative context for the opportunity. The scholarship covers studies relating to Southeast Asia broadly or individual countries and territories in the region, including Brunei, Burma/Myanmar, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Timor-Leste, Thailand and Vietnam.
Profil recherché
The scholarship is available to students who meet the University’s eligibility requirements. Specific criteria include:
- Applicants must have an unconditional offer of admission or already be enrolled full-time in an undergraduate degree, including honours, within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Sydney.
- Applicants must also be planning to enrol in, or already enrolled in, studies focusing on Southeast Asian studies.
- Students may be permitted to hold the scholarship while enrolled part-time if this is approved by the Head of School, School of Languages and Cultures.
- Applicants should clearly demonstrate a clear connection between their proposed or current studies and Southeast Asia, covering units containing substantial content relating to Southeast Asia generally or to specific countries (Brunei, Burma/Myanmar, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, The Philippines, Singapore, Timor-Leste, Thailand, Vietnam).
Conditions et avantages
The scholarship provides financial support throughout a student’s undergraduate studies, subject to the applicable conditions. The benefits include:
- For full-time recipients : AUD $8,500 per year, funding for up to four years.
- For part-time recipients (approved by the Head of School, School of Languages and Cultures) : AUD $4,250 per year, funding for up to eight years.
Applicants should note that the scholarship is specifically designed around eligible study at the University of Sydney and should review the applicable terms and conditions before applying.
Dossier de candidature
Applicants should ensure that they meet the academic and study-area requirements before applying and provide the information requested through the relevant University application system. Required elements include:
- Proof of an unconditional offer of admission or current enrolment in an undergraduate degree within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Sydney.
- Documentation demonstrating enrolment or intention to enrol in studies focusing on Southeast Asian studies.
- Clear explanation and demonstration of how current or intended studies relate to the Southeast Asian region or specific countries within it.
- Any specific information requested through the relevant University application system.
Comment postuler
The application period for the Gabrielle Ewington Equity Scholarship 2026 is relatively short. Applications opened on 11 September 2026 and will close on 2 October 2026. The University advises different application routes depending on the applicant’s status:
- Prospective students : New students to the University of Sydney should use the University’s application process for prospective students.
- Current students : Students who are already enrolled at the University of Sydney should use the application pathway provided for current students.
- Référence / Procédure : Submit applications before the closing date via the official University of Sydney application system, ensuring all Southeast Asian studies requirements and program criteria are clearly addressed. VISIT OFFICIAL WEBSITE HERE.



