ANU International Achievement Award

Only applicants who meet all the eligibility criteria will be considered. Selection is made based on academic merit. Qualifications submitted for admission to the University will be converted to the common scale, which will determine whether an applicant is eligible for the Award. Where an applicant has multiple qualifications, applicants will be ranked according to the qualification used as the basis of admission.

The Award is available to an ANU student who:

is an international student
is a new commencing student or a continuing student who has received an offer of admission to a higher AQF level of studies
holds residential status in a country that is not listed as eligible for the ANU Vice-Chancellor's International Achievement award as detailed on the ANU Scholarships website
meets the minimum academic entry requirements:

• undergraduate applicants: a Selection Rank of 85 (or equivalent as determined by the University) or above, or the minimum program entry requirement for applicants who are citizens of a Pacific Region country or
• postgraduate applicants: a minimum GPA of 5.5 (or equivalent), or the minimum program entry requirement for applicants who are citizens of a Pacific Region country

is not the recipient of an external sponsorship that covers all or part of the students tuition fees at the University and
acknowledges that the award can be offered only once at each level of study, except where an applicant progresses from an undergraduate degree (AQF Level 7) to a one-year Honours program (AQF Level 8), or accepts a packaged offer (e.g., a Graduate Certificate leading to a Master's degree).