UQ Australia Women in STEM Scholarship - Master of Business Analytics Scholarship

The University of Queensland offers the Business School Master of Business Analytics – Women in STEM Scholarship. The scholarship value is $5000 payable towards tuition fees. The scholarship was established to encourage and support high performing women to undertake postgraduate study related to digital transformation, thus retaining and improving the representation of women in the STEM workforce.

The scholarship is for people intending to commence the Master of Business Analytics program during the academic year specified in the eligibility section. It is for female students and covers applicants who are Domestic or International, and who may be Future UQ student or Current UQ student. The study level is postgraduate coursework, with study area listed as Business and economics.

Selection is based on academic merit, paid and/or volunteer work experience, motivations to study business analytics and how this will relate to STEM career progression, and the personal statement.

After applications close, the selection committee meets soon after the closing date and notifies the outcome in writing. No other support duration, conditions for continuation, or post-study obligations are stated in the provided text.

• Intend to commence the Master of Business Analytics program during the 2027 academic yearAre a female studentProvide a personal statement as outlined in “How to apply”Provide a CV

• $5000 payable towards tuition fees

1. Complete the online application form.
2. Include a CV.
3. Include evidence of previous voluntary or work experience (e.g. CV, employment statements or reference letters).
4. Include any other documents relevant to the application (e.g. certificates, references or awards).
5. In the application, address the required topics: motivations for choosing to study the Master of Business Analytics degree; how the applicant overcame a professional or personal obstacle; what the applicant has done to make their work environment or community a better place; and any additional information the Scholarship panel should consider (e.g. caring responsibilities, financial hardship, start-up roles, volunteering or other small non-paid work experiences).

• CVEvidence of previous voluntary or work experience (e.g. CV, employment statements or reference letters)Personal statement as outlined in “How to apply”Any other documents relevant to the application (e.g. certificates, references or awards)