About this scholarship
This scholarship was established to support students with autism who will be commencing undergraduate studies at ACU’s Blacktown campus.
Scholarship type
Equity
Value
- This scholarship is valued at $4,000, to be paid in one lump sum.
- There is one scholarship available.
Student type
Future or Commencing Students
Eligibility
This scholarship is open to applicants who meet all the following criteria:
- Commencing a new ACU course in Semester 2, 2024
- Course: any ACU undergraduate degree
- Campus: Blacktown
- Diagnosed autism
Application process
Applicants are required to provide the following as part of the application:
- A written statement* of approximately 300 words outlining:
- How having autism has impacted you and your studies.
- A letter from a health professional confirming the autism spectrum diagnosis.
*Statements are assessed on content, not language skills. If you access assistance from advisors, tutors or AI technology to complete your personal statement, please ensure that your submission accurately reflects your personal situation with regards to the criteria.
Selection criteria
Applications are assessed based on the strength of the written statement
Selection process
Applicants will be shortlisted by the Scholarships Office, and the recipient selected by a panel consisting of Father Anthony Casamento (Vice President ACU), Professor Sandra Jones (PVC Engagement) and an Autism community representative.
Autism Inclusion Equity Scholarship Blacktown Campus
About this scholarship
This scholarship was established to support students with autism who will be commencing undergraduate studies at ACU’s Blacktown campus.
Scholarship type
Equity
Value
- This scholarship is valued at $4,000, to be paid in one lump sum.
- There is one scholarship available.
Student type
Future or Commencing Students
Eligibility
This scholarship is open to applicants who meet all the following criteria:
- Commencing a new ACU course in Semester 2, 2024
- Course: any ACU undergraduate degree
- Campus: Blacktown
- Diagnosed autism
Application process
Applicants are required to provide the following as part of the application:
- A written statement* of approximately 300 words outlining:
- How having autism has impacted you and your studies.
- A letter from a health professional confirming the autism spectrum diagnosis.
*Statements are assessed on content, not language skills. If you access assistance from advisors, tutors or AI technology to complete your personal statement, please ensure that your submission accurately reflects your personal situation with regards to the criteria.
Selection criteria
Applications are assessed based on the strength of the written statement
Selection process
Applicants will be shortlisted by the Scholarships Office, and the recipient selected by a panel consisting of Father Anthony Casamento (Vice President ACU), Professor Sandra Jones (PVC Engagement) and an Autism community representative.