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Scholarships in Surveying
Clem Jones and Geoff Wright Scholarship
​The Course: Bachelor of Spatial Science Technology (Surveying) or Bachelor of Spatial Science (Honours) (Surveying) at the University of Southern Queensland
Value: Maximum of $12,000 over the duration of the course
Eligibility: You must hold Australian citizenship and qualify on the grounds of merit or equity.
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Nicholas Bond: 2023 winner of the Clem Jones and Geoff Wright Scholarship.
Caleb Sondergeld: 2024 winner of the Clem Jones and Geoff Wright Scholarship.
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Surveying Honours Year Scholarship
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The Course: Bachelor of Spatial Science (Honours)
at the University of Southern Queensland
The scholarship will support a student who has recently completed the Bachelor of Spatial Science Technology (Surveying) and is now commencing their (Honours) year in the Bachelor of Spatial Science (Honours) (Surveying).
Value: $8000 over two years part time or one year full time
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Eligibility: You must have completed a Bachelor of Science Technology in the last five years, hold Australian citizenship, and qualify on the grounds of merit or equity.
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FAQ
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How can I tell if I have 'equity issues'?
Disadvantage has many forms: you may belong to a minority group, have financial constraints, be trying to re-enter the workforce after having children, have a disability, or live remotely. -
What do you mean by 'merit'?
The selection panel will be interested in not only your academic record, but your overall work history, community involvement, sporting interests. -
What is the procedure for applying?
Apply directly to the University of Southern Queensland when applications open in December. -
I'm an overseas student. Why can't I apply?
The Foundation holds Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) status with the Australian Tax Office which limits eligibilty to Australian citizens or those with permanent residency. -
I am a New Zealand citizen. Can I apply?
The Foundation cannot grant scholarships to New Zealand citizens under the ATO DGR tax ruling. -
Where can I find more information on surveying as a career?
Go to: Career Info
