Bond University Leadership Scholarship 2026 (25% Tuition Remission)

Job Description

Bond University Leadership Scholarship 2026

25% Tuition Remission for Outstanding Leaders

Bond University is offering the Leadership Scholarship 2026 to recognise current Year 12 students who demonstrate exceptional leadership experience and strong community involvement. Successful applicants will receive a partial tuition fee scholarship to support their undergraduate studies on the Gold Coast, Australia.

Scholarship Value

The Leadership Scholarship provides 25% tuition remission for any single or approved combined undergraduate degree at Bond University (excluding the Bond Medical Program and Diploma entry pathways).

Scholars can commence their studies in the January, May or September semester.

Who Can Apply?

This scholarship is available to both domestic and international students who are currently completing Year 12 (or equivalent) and have not yet commenced tertiary study.

Key eligibility criteria include:

• Strong academic performance (typically a minimum ATAR of 84 or IB Diploma score of 30, or equivalent)
• Demonstrated outstanding leadership skills
• Significant community involvement and extracurricular achievements
• Meeting the standard entry requirements for the chosen undergraduate program

Application Dates

• Applications Open: 1 May 2026 (10:00 a.m. AEST)
• Applications Close: 31 August 2026 (11:59 p.m. AEST)

How to Apply

Applicants must submit both a study application and a scholarship application through the Bond University online portal. Supporting evidence of leadership and community achievements is required as part of the scholarship application.

It is recommended to carefully review the official scholarship guidelines and prepare strong supporting documents before applying.

Apply for the Bond University Leadership Scholarship

This is an excellent opportunity for high-achieving Year 12 students with proven leadership potential to begin their university journey at one of Australia’s leading private universities with financial support.