Up to 4 scholarships are available annually to domestic students who have completed #32 of a program at the University; and are enrolled full-time in year 3 in a program in one of the following fields - 

• chemical engineering; or
• chemical and metallurgical engineering; or
• civil engineering; or
• electrical engineering; or
• electrical and aerospace engineering; or
• environmental engineering; or
• mechanical engineering; or
• mechanical and aerospace engineering; or
• environmental science; or
• regional and town planning; or
• mathematics

The scholarships are awarded on the basis of an overall GPA of 5.5 over their first #32; and an interest in a professional discipline within the professional services consulting sector; and personal qualities including leadership potential, innovation and self-motivation; and other evidence that may be considered relevant by the selection committee to the future success by the student in the professional services consulting industry.

Value: $2,500 per year , tenable for up to 2 years, subject to satisfactory academic progress and continued full-time enrolment in the program.  Satisfactory academic pogress means maintaining a GPA of at least 5.00 each semester.
Information: UQ Engineering, phone (07) 3365 3853
For application: http://www.engineering.uq.edu.au//Current-Students-Scholarships 

Open to domestic students who graduated from Ipswich Grammar School in the year immediately before the relevant year, and are enrolled full-time in Year 1 of one of the following programs-

the Bachelor of Science, majoring in mathematics;
the Bachelor of Engineering;
the Bachelor of Arts, majoring in mathematics;
the Bachelor of Education (Secondary) in the specialist teaching area of mathematics; or
the Bachelor of Education (Middle Years of Schooling) in the specialist teaching area of mathematics; or
a dual program including one of the above programs. 
Awarded on merit, based on academic achievement in secondary school studies; and an interest in a career involving mathematics; and personal qualities; and other evidence that may be considered relevant to future success in working in the field of mathematics.

Value: $2,500 for up to 3 years, subject to satisfactory academic progress (maintaining a GPA of 5 each semester) and continued full-time enrolment in the program.
Information: Office of the Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Ipswich Campus, phone (07) 3381 1068
For application: Go to the UQ Ipswich Campus website
Applications close: annually, approximately April
 

Eligibility:
Students who –
(i) have completed 16 units of a program offered by the Faculty of Science at Gatton campus; and
(ii) are enrolled in a subsequent semester of the program referred to in paragraph (i); and
(i) have not previously been awarded the prize.

Applicants must submit a personal statement, by the closing date for applications, which addresses the following –
(i) involvement in community service;
(ii) leadership potential;
(ii) integrity of character.
The recipient may be asked to take part in promotional activities to promote the prize.

Submit applications, using the Gatton Scholarship Application Form, to the Gatton Student Centre.

The NAWIC Scholarship is awarded to a female student who –
(a) are Australian citizens or who have attained permanent resident status in Australia; and
(b) have completed –
     (i) the first 5 semesters of one of the following programs –
        - Bachelor of Engineering in the field of civil engineering; or
        - Bachelor of Regional and Town Planning; or
        - the first 7 semesters of the Bachelor of Architecture; or
        - the Bachelor of Architectural Design (or equivalent) and the first semester of the Master of Architecture; and
(c) intend to enrol in the final year of the program in the year of the award.      

Application form for 2012: www.eait.uq.edu.au/admin-scholarships/NAWICScholarship12012.pdf                                                                                                                                                                                      

For further information on this scholarship please contact Gail Smith, Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology,  g.smith@eait.uq.edu.au.

The Faculty of Science UQ Science Student Exchange Scholarships provide financial assistance to qualified science students to undertake a period of study overseas as an exchange student.

Students enrolled in the final year of a four year or five year bachelor degree program administered by the Faculty of Science, or an honours program after having completed a three year bachelor program at the University or another university, in one of the following disciplines –
   (i) agriculture; or
   (ii) horticulture; or
   (iii) veterinary science; or 
   (iv) animal studies; or
   (v) environmental science; or
   (vi) environmental management; or
   (vii) food technology; or 
   (viii) food science and nutrition; or
   (ix) a dual program including any of the above.

Best academic performance and application of science outcomes in –
   (i) 6 units of courses containing a Biosecurity component for students enrolled in the final year of a four year or five year bachelor program; or
   (ii) an honours project in the area of Biosecurity for students enrolled in an honours program, in a relevant discipline
The prize consists of a medal and $1, 500.
Applications close on 25 November annually.

Submit applications, using the Gatton Scholarship Application Form, to the Gatton Student Centre. 

1. The scholarship is to provide assistance to meritorious students who, because of financial, personal or home circumstances might otherwise be unable to enter full-time study at UQ Gatton.
2. A student is an eligible applicant for the award of a scholarship in a year, if -
   1. in the 2 years immediately before, the applicant completed Year 12 (or overseas equivalent); and
   2. in that year, the applicant -
      1. commences the first year of an undergraduate program offered at UQ Gatton (the primary program); and
      2. is studying full-time at Gatton campus.
3. The scholarship is awarded to the applicant showing greatest merit as demonstrated  by - 
   1. academic achievement in secondary school studies; and
   2. any financial or personal circumstances that could impede the applicant’s academic progress.
4. The recipient of a scholarship may hold the scholarship for the minimum period of time it would take a student to complete the program in which the recipient is enrolled and  will be paid in half-yearly instalments, subject to the student -
   1. maintaining a GPA of at least 4.0 in each semester; and
   2. continuing to be enrolled full-time at the Gatton campus.
5. 1. During the period for which the recipient holds the scholarship, the recipient may transfer from the primary program to another program offered at UQ Gatton (the second program) if the Associate Dean (Academic), Faculty of Science (the Associate Dean) approves the transfer on the basis that they consider the transfer to be appropriate. 
   2. If the Associate Dean approves a transfer under rule (1), the recipient may hold the scholarship for the minimum period of time it would take a student to complete the second program, less the period for which the recipient held the scholarship before transferring to the second program.
6. The value of the scholarship is $5,000 for each year for which the scholarship is held.
7. UQ Gatton Past Students Association Inc. may review the value of the scholarship  from time to time.

Submit applications, using the Gatton Scholarship Application Form, to the Gatton Student Centre.