Chancellor's Fund Appeal
During the past 100 years, it has been the smaller gifts of the many in addition to the larger gifts of the few that have made more life-changing scholarships, more pioneering research, and more liberating education a reality.
Thank you for your support.
John Story
Chancellor
Key programs for the appeal in 2012
Play a part in the success of one of these key programs, or tell us which UQ endeavour inspires you most.
UQ Young Achievers Program
The program aims to build the tertiary aspirations of promising secondary school students across Queensland. Students who may not have been able to consider University study due to financial or other difficulties receive financial help as well as mentoring, leadership training and help with career planning.
Indigenous Collegiate Scholarships
This is a new UQ scholarship program to help indigenous students make the transition to University life, helping them to settle into the student experience, make friends and slot into extra-curricular activities with ease.
UQ Scholarship Endowment Fund
Through the Scholarship Endowment Fund, the University can alleviate the burdens of fee payments, buying books and coping with living expenses, making it possible for students to focus on studies and excel in their chosen course.
More information:
Find out more about the Chancellor's Fund Appeal, by using the links above.
Alternatively, contact the Advancement Office on +61 7 3346 3900 or email giving@uq.edu.au.
Thank you for your support.
