Ranking globally among the top 1% of research universities, Macquarie University is Australia's one of the top 10 public universities. The University is renowned for its interdisciplinary research and teaching, highly skilled graduates and first-class facilities.

Macquarie has one of the most generous international scholarship programs in Australia. This includes a wide variety of long and short term opportunities for international students. The range of scholarships available can depend on the country you are from, with other eligibility factors including your field of study and academic or sporting achievements.

About Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarships
The Vice-Chancellor’s International Scholarship (VCIS) from Macquarie University is awarded to recognize academic excellence for international students. This is a highly competitive scholarship based on academic merit and is awarded to talented students intending to pursue a Bachelor’s or Master’s coursework degree at Macquarie University. This scholarship provides up to AUD $10,000 applied towards your tuition fee.

This scholarship provides up to AUD $10,000 applied towards your tuition fee. This is a very limited scholarship, so we encourage you to accept your offer and scholarship early to avoid disappointment.

Award value: Up to $10,000 (AUD )

Level of study:
Undergraduate, Postgraduate

Criteria
To be eligible for this scholarship, you must be a full-time international student commencing an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree (excluding Graduate Certificates and Global MBA courses) and meet the following criteria:
> Achieve a minimum WAM equivalent of 65 for Postgraduate applications; or a minimum ATAR equivalent of 85 for Undergraduate applications.
> Commence study in the session and year indicated in your scholarship letter of offer.

It is important to visit official website (link found below) for detailed information on how to apply for this scholarship.

Official Scholarship Website link below:
International Scholarships from Macquarie University, Australia