Graeme and Jan Thomas Scholarship

In 2024, UniSQ will offer one Graeme & Jan Thomas Scholarship to encourage and support a student continuing their studies in the Bachelor of Accounting, or a program with an accounting major (including double degree programs).

This award has been established in memory of Jan Thomas, a business student who appreciated the need for support for students with the challenges they face in their pursuit of academic achievement.

The scholarship will have a maximum value of $2000 to be paid in one instalment.

Applicants must:

be a domestic student currently residing in Australia
be continuing their studies full-time at UniSQ in the Bachelor of Accounting, or a program with an accounting major (including double degree programs) in Trimester 1 2024
have, as at the release of results for Semester 2 2023:
- a minimum of 16 study units completed and credited towards their current program
- a Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least 5.5
not currently hold a UniSQ awarded scholarship.

For further details, please view the Scholarship Award Conditions.

Applicants must:

address each personal statement question below (250 words maximum per question):
- your reflections on your studies at UniSQ to date and how you will make the most of your remaining studies
- how you see yourself as a future professional within your field.

*Applicants will also be assessed on academic achievement.

The Graeme and Jan Thomas Award is intended as an incentive to promising students and will therefore not necessarily be awarded to the student with the highest GPA.

Application must be made via the UniSQ Scholarships Online Application Management System.

If you require assistance in completing your application please download the Scholarship Online Application Manual.

Monday 20 November 2023 at 11.59pm (AEST)

University of Southern Queensland
Phone: 1800 269 500
Email: study@unisq.edu.au

UniSQ reserves the right to alter the conditions of the scholarship/bursary based upon exceptional circumstances. UniSQ reserves the right to not award the scholarship/bursary in a given year.