You can apply for a number of scholarships to study at Box Hill Institute. Our scholarships recognise academic achievement and help people who need financial assistance to pursue their studies.
Box Hill Institute recognises students who, because of financial hardship or other forms of disadvantage, may delay or defer further study entirely. The Box Hill Institute Access and Equity Scholarships have been established to provide financial support towards your tuition or other course costs or materials at Box Hill Institute.
Scholarship amounts are up to the value of $2,000 AUD and are granted towards successful students for tuition, other course costs, or materials. The value of each scholarship is determined by the level of need and the availability of scholarship funds.
Selection Criteria:
Application Assessment:
Scholarship Terms and Conditions:
Scholarship recipients agree to:
Be available for media interviews and photo sessions and provide permission for subsequent promotion regarding the awardee’s achievements.
It is expected applications for current students will open in early February 2023.
This one $1,500 scholarship is for students entering the final year of their apprenticeship.
To apply, you must be:
Deadline extended - Applications close 12 October; outcome will be announced early November 2022.
This scholarship is offered to encourage individuals from diverse backgrounds to enrol in or complete their studies towards a trade related to the Rail Industry.
Clayton Utz is a leading Australian law firm and proud member of the Diversity Council of Australia. Clayton Utz is committed to an inclusive culture in which all our people are recognised for their unique contributions and are encouraged and supported to achieve their full potential.
Clayton Utz will present three $2,000 scholarships to current BHI students who will benefit from financial assistance
These scholarships form part of Clayton Utz’s social procurement commitment to Rail Projects Victoria.
Eligibility includes, but is not limited two someone who:
Application Deadline: Rolling applications, last applications accepted 15 December.
This scholarship is open to female students committed to completing a BHI course and who will benefit from financial assistance in supporting their successful completion of the course.
Clayton Utz is a leading Australian law firm and proud member of the Diversity Council of Australia. Clayton Utz is committed to an inclusive culture in which all our people are recognised for their unique contributions and are encouraged and supported to achieve their full potential.
Clayton Utz will present two $2,000 scholarships to female students who will benefit from financial assistance and who are committed to studying in courses (in any year level) which are related to the Rail Industry.
To apply you must:
Deadline extended - Applications close 12 October; outcome will be announced early November 2022.
Clayton Utz is a leading Australian law firm and proud member of the Diversity Council of Australia. Clayton Utz is committed to an inclusive culture in which all our people are recognised for their unique contributions and are encouraged and supported to achieve their full potential.
This team-based award is offered to Yarra Ranges Tech School (YRTS) students who are considering study towards a career related to the Rail Industry.
YRTS is a partnership between Box Hill Institute and the Department of Education and Training which works with faculties, community and industry partners to demonstrate education and career pathways to students from Level 7 to Level 12. The Yarra Ranges Tech School is a shared learning hub that delivers leading education programs using the latest technology in a real-world context to students from our 20 partner schools.
The YRTS has strong links with Victorian government and Major Transport Infrastructure Authority (MTIA). It is currently working with Year 10 and Year 11 students on a project to paint and assemble 3D models of the new stations and elevated railway lines for Lilydale and Mooroolbark stations.
Clayton Utz will present one $2,500 award split evenly across all team members.
This award recognises the work of a team that:
YRTS faculty will nominate teams annually for consideration for this award.
The Chris Arnost Trust funds three annual scholarships, which honours Chris Arnost and his enthusiastic approach to life. Chris was an electrical apprentice at Box Hill Institute. He passed away unexpectedly in April 2010. Chris was a popular student with a loving family and many close friends. He kept a handwritten note on his mirror. The note reminded him to stay focused, reflecting the way Chris lived his life
The scholarship’s aim is to encourage balance in a student’s life by helping them with some of the financial costs associated with studying.
Application details and deadlines will be announced in early 2022 for three scholarships:
To apply, you must be:
Deadline extended - Applications close 12 October; outcome will be announced early November 2022.
This one $1,500 scholarship is for a 1st year student studying automotive that is committed to their studies and passionate about their career aspirations.
To apply, you must be:
Applications close 12 October; outcome will be announced early November 2022.
These scholarships are for two Indigenous students who are passionate about their studies and will benefit from extra financial support to assist with student’s fees and costs to complete their course of study. There are two scholarships valued at $1,000 each.
To apply, you must be:
Deadline extended - Applications close 12 October; outcome will be announced early November 2022.
The Rotary Club of Forest Hill has established the Ford Davis Awards for three students who are committed to their studies and passionate about their career aspirations.
Deadline extended - Applications close 12 October; outcome will be announced early November 2022.
The scholarships sponsored by the Rotary Club of Mont Albert and Surrey Hills and Rotary Foundation are aiming at enabling students to complete their course of study if the cost of continuing is creating an obstacle due to financial hardship personal difficulties. There are two scholarships valued at $1,000 each.
The scholarships are for students who are:
Deadline extended - Applications close 12 October; outcome will be announced early November 2022.
This annual scholarship pays tribute to Susan Fenton, who was a member of the Box Hill Institute Group staff and Board and who sadly passed away in 2017.
In 2011, Susan joined Box Hill Institute as a teacher in the School of Foundation and Adult Learning. In July 2016, she became our staff-elected Board member. Susan was well-known for her generous community spirit. She dedicated 35 years of her life to volunteering with various community groups.
This $2,000 scholarship is to assist a student with tuition and/or material fees.
To apply, you must be:
The Faculty of Trades, Technology & Transport will invite students to apply for this scholarship in August 2022.
These scholarship are sponsored by HESTA, a dedicated superannuation fund for the Health and Community Services Sector. HESTA is providing financial support to students from selected full qualification VET courses, meeting financial hardship and personal difficulties. There are eight scholarships valued at $1,000 each.
To apply, you must be:
Application Deadline: Rolling applications, last applications accepted 15 December. Please allow 10 working days before an outcome is determined.
The award/scholarship is sponsored by HESTA, a dedicated superannuation fund for the Health and Community Services Sector. HESTA is providing scholarship to the value of $1,500 to eligible student studying Health and Community Services. This is in recognition and reward for the student’s excellent performance.
To apply, you must be:
The faculty of Health, Community, Disability & Animal Sciences will nominate and invite students to apply.
The award/scholarship is sponsored by HESTA, a dedicated superannuation fund for the Health and Community Services Sector. HESTA is providing one scholarship to the value of $500 to eligible student studying Certificate III in Individual Support. This is in recognition and reward for the student’s excellent performance.
To apply, you must be:
The faculty of Health, Community, Disability & Animal Sciences will nominate and invite students to apply.