If you feel passionately about a particular field of study or subject, or about educational disadvantage, you may wish to create a named scholarship, prize or grant.
Many of our donors have established scholarships in the name of a parent or loved one, as a lasting memorial which will continue to change lives and to help new generations to reach their potential.
Larger gifts can be used towards establishing perpetual funds, to enable the scholarship to make an ongoing contribution now and into the future. Please contact us to discuss the level of gift required to establish this fund.
If you are interested in creating a sponsored or named scholarship, prize or grant for a specific area of the University please contact Darren Garbin, Advancement Officer (Corporate and Named Scholarships) at darren.garbin@unisa.edu.au, Ph: 8302 7030.
Our scholarships and grants program supports talented students in fully embracing the opportunities available to them at university by providing opportunities to excel in areas that might otherwise not be possible.
We acknowledge our donors, including many from among our alumni, for their valuable assistance in supporting disadvantaged students as well as students with high academic and leadership potential, rewarding their hard work and dedication, boosting their motivation and self-confidence, and enhancing their employability.
This booklet recognises this year’s recipients, with previous years available below.
Contact the Advancement team on +61 8 8302 7375 or email us
UniSA respectfully acknowledges the Kaurna, Boandik and Barngarla First Nations Peoples and their Elders past and present, who are the First Nations’ Traditional Owners of the lands that are now home to our campuses in Adelaide, Mount Gambier and Whyalla.
ARTWORK: Ngupulya Pumani
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