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UNSW FACULTY OF SCIENCE HONOURS SCHOLARSHIPS – TERM 3, 2026

Application Deadline: 17 July, 2026

LOCATION: Australia

The purpose of this application is for applicants to be potentially considered for multiple Science Faculty honours scholarships, depending on individual scholarship criteria. Applicants must be commencing their honours studies in the Faculty of Science in Term 3, 2026.

ELIGIBILITY AND BENEFIT:

ScholarshipEligibility CriteriaSelection Criteria
UGCA1623 Harold Theodore Clyde Howard Endowed Honors Award: $5,000 for 1 yearMust be commencing full-time Honours study in ChemistryAcademic merit, aptitude, and commitment to studies in an area of Chemistry
UGCA1012 Brother Vincent Cotter Endowed Honours Award $5,000 for 1 yearBe an Australian Citizen, New Zealander Citizen or Australian Permanent Resident Be commencing full-time Honours study in Physics.Academic merit Aptitude and commitment to studies in physics
UGCA1030 John MacIntyre Honours Year In School Marine Science $5,000 for 1 yearBe an Australian Citizen, New Zealander Citizen or Australian Permanent Resident Be commencing full-time Honours year in the Bachelor of Science program with a project specialising in Marine Science.Academic merit Aptitude and commitment to studies in marine scienceLeadership skills (school, workplace or community)
UGCA1438 Jim Douglas Award in Statistics: $5,000 for 1 yearBe an Australian Citizen, New Zealander Citizen or Australian Permanent Resident Be commencing full-time Honours study in the Faculty of Science studying statistics.Academic merit Aptitude and Commitment to the area of Statistics
UGCE1499 Faculty of Science Indigenous Honours Award: $5,000 for 1 yearBe an Indigenous Australian* (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander only)Be commencing full-time Honours year in the Faculty of Science at UNSW* UNSW Scholarships work in partnership with the Office of the PVC Indigenous and Nura Gili, Centre for Indigenous Programs. While Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander identity is unique and sacred to every person, UNSW scholarships for Indigenous students will require proof of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander identity and heritage. If you have not already provided proof of identity and heritage to Nura Gili, any Indigenous-specific scholarship offer made by UNSW Scholarships will be conditional upon receipt of proof of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander heritage to Nura Gili as outlined on the Nura Gili website. For more information, please visit: Confirmation of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander DescentAcademic merit Leadership skills (school, workplace or community) Extra-curricular activities (sporting, cultural activities, volunteer/work experience) Aptitude and commitment to studies in the the field of study of the Honours Year program

You must provide evidence supporting the above criteria in your online application. Please refer to the Scholarship Application Supporting Documents for a detailed list of examples.

Unanswered application questions or claims without supporting documentation will not be assessed. Late applications/supporting documentation will not be accepted.

UNSW reserves the right not to award a scholarship where there is no applicant of sufficient merit or if the applicant does not meet the scholarship eligibility and/or selection criteria.

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GEEP YOUTH INNOVATION CHALLENGE

Application Deadline: May 31, 2026, at 11:59 PM U.S. Eastern Time (find your time zone). 

LOCATION: Taiwan

The Taiwan Ocean Conservation Administration (OCA) and GEEP invite young people (15–30 years old) from around the world to propose an innovative solution to tackle marine issues, provide healthy habitats for marine life, protect human health, and support people of all ages to be engaged stewards to support marine environments. 

ELIGIBILITY:

The Youth Innovation Challenge is intended for young leaders and innovators aged 15–30. Your innovative solutions must provide a solution to one of the following key areas, using environmental education as a key
component:

Taking personal action to reduce waste and marine debris, such as reducing and/or mitigating the effects of marine debris and other waste, including the monitoring, clean-up, and recycling of marine debris.

Developing marine debris strategies that address community and societal impact, including educating communities about how they can address these issues.

Advancing global marine protection through collaboration, partnerships, and policy. Solutions must be submitted online through Submittable (only one proposal per person or team will be accepted). See important guidance in the Selection Criteria below.

Proposals will only be accepted in English at this time. Your video pitch and written responses will not be scored based on your English proficiency but rather the strength of your solution and your ability to communicate your ideas and vision to the judges.

BENEFIT:

All eligible proposals will be evaluated by a panel of experts working at
the intersection of environmental education, community engagement,
and marine conservation. A total of 15 YIC finalists will be selected and
will receive the following benefits:

An official YIC finalist certificate

Recognition through GEEP, NAAEE, and other global partners’ websites and social media pages

They will select 3 winners from the 15 YIC finalists. Each winner will receive a $1,000 USD prize, in addition to all the benefits listed above, and will be invited to attend the YIC award ceremony in Taipei, Taiwan in September 2026 (all travel expenses covered)

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