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Universities Accord: let need shape funding | Times Higher Education (THE) - Vimarsana News

Universities Accord: let need shape funding | Times Higher Education (THE)

Long-term reform blueprint prescribes teaching, research, student support and infrastructure funding overhauls

Support for country students relocating to study - Vimarsana News

Support for country students relocating to study

Young Australians from country areas can apply from tomorrow, 1 January 2022, for support to help them relocate for higher level tertiary study. This

Three scholarships on offer to benefit country students - Vimarsana News

Three scholarships on offer to benefit country students

Three different scholarships are available to support country students to take up higher education, including with a regional higher education...

$5,000 support for outer regional school leavers - Vimarsana News

$5,000 support for outer regional school leavers

Date Time $5,000 support for outer regional school leavers Outer regional and remote students who need to relocate to study can still apply for a $5,000 support payment under the Morrison-McCormack Government’s Tertiary Access Payment (TAP). Minister for Education and Youth Alan Tudge said the payments would help students who had to relocate more than 90 minutes from their home for full-time tertiary study. “We know it can be tough for kids in remote areas to get a tertiary qualification, simply because of where they live and the additional financial burden of relocating to study,” Mini...

New uni students can access $5000 scholarship - Vimarsana News

New uni students can access $5000 scholarship

New students moving away from home to start their studies this year can access $5000 to help them settle

Source: qt.com.au