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What Financial Assistance is Available?
The College provides several forms of financial assistance to ANU students resident at Burgmann. They include scholarships and bursaries under meritorious and equity criteria, including community awareness, that reflects the overall ethos of Burgmann.
They are selected from those applicants who can demonstrate all three of the following:
a) Academic merit
b) Financial need
c) Evidence of any kind of community contribution either at a previous education establishment, or with a charity organisation, a church etc.
A personal contribution to the life at Burgmann is an important part of living at the College.
Financial Assistance is granted upon the recommendation of the Scholarships and Bursaries Committee of the Council.
Bursaries are usually awarded for one academic or residential year and are available to both new and returning residents. Application forms are available on the Burgmann website from October onwards. Up to 3 scholarships are available. Closing dates are outlined in the application form located at the bottom of the page.
Because demand for bursaries and scholarships is high, it is not possible to assist every applicant. Also, while an application may be made for both a bursary and a scholarship, it is not possible to hold both concurrently. The Committee reserves the right not to grant bursaries or scholarships where it is of the view that there is insufficient merit or need.
Burgmann College Bursaries
Bursaries are available for both new residents and continuing residents. The criteria for the award of bursaries is based on financial need, academic merit and community contribution (see above) with the primary weighting on financial need. Six bursaries of up to $7,000 each are available.
New Beginnings Flexible Bursary
Established as key priority of our inaugural Reconciliation Action Plan in 2019 the New Beginnings Flexible Bursary is made possible through generous donations to the Burgmann College New Beginnings Flexible Bursary Fund. The purpose of this Bursary is to provide financial support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ANU students living at Burgmann College, so that they may achieve their highest potential, academically and personally. The Bursary may be applied as a credit towards a resident’s fees at Burgmann College, or as a cash payment used to assist with living expenses, and other costs associated with living away from a resident's home city or town.
CONTACT US: We encourage applicants for the New Beginnings Flexible Bursary to contact us at any time if you have any questions or would like assistance in completing the application form below. Please contact: Mrs Nerrida Higgins Telephone: 02 6125 6081 Email: nerrida.higgins@burgmann.anu.edu.au
Burgmann College Scholarships
Scholarships are available for new residents at Burgmann College either undergraduate or postgraduate. The criteria for the award of scholarships is the same as for bursaries (academic merit, financial need and community contribution – see above), but with a primary weighting on academic merit. Three scholarships of up to $7,000 each are available.
Burgmann Price Scholarship
An annual award the Scholarship Committee selects from Australian applicants who are recent or first generation migrant, regional and/or indigenous students and who will be a resident of Burgmann College in that year. Selection is on academic merit, the students’ need for financial support and their contribution to the community. Please see information below.
Other Financial Assistance
Tuckwell Scholarship
Charles Hawker Scholarship
ANU Scholarships
How do I apply for a financial assistance?
Application forms are available by downloading the application form here.
Further Information
For further information please contact the Manager of Business and Finance, Nerrida Higgins, by telephone +61 2 6125 6081 or at nerrida.higgins@burgmann.anu.edu.au
