Iwasaki Foundation Tertiary Education Bursary

To be eligible to receive the Iwasaki Foundation Tertiary Education Bursary, an applicant must meet the following criteria:

• Demonstrate to the Board that they are needy or disabled and that without the Bursary they may not be able to attain further education.
• Be a resident of Central Queensland who resides in one of the local authority areas of Banana, Central Highlands, Gladstone, Livingstone, Rockhampton Regional or Woorabinda. Applications from other areas of Central Queensland may be eligible at the discretion of the Directors.
• Provide the Board with a letter from a school principal, year 12 coordinator, class teacher, or other persons acceptable to the Board, detailing the benefits the applicant would receive by being the recipient of a Bursary, and confirming their level of education at the time of applying for the Bursary.
• Be in receipt of or eligible for a Centrelink benefit, or the applicant’s parents or guardians are in receipt of Centrelink payments or are in needy circumstances.
• Have been accepted at a University in a course that has been HECS-HELP approved, and be eligible for Commonwealth fee contribution assistance, or have been accepted at a College of Advanced Education in a course approved by the Board.

Please refer to Iwasaki Foundation Tertiary Education Bursary webpage and guidelines for further information. 

Please refer to Iwasaki Foundation Tertiary Education Bursary webpage and guidelines for further information. 

Please refer to Iwasaki Foundation Tertiary Education Bursary webpage and guidelines for further information. 

Please refer to Iwasaki Foundation Tertiary Education Bursary webpage and guidelines for further information. 

Please refer to Iwasaki Foundation Tertiary Education Bursary webpage and guidelines for further information. 

Iwasaki Foundation

Iwasaki Foundation Tertiary Education Bursary supports students who without the financial assistance from the Foundation by way of a Bursary, would not be able to attend University. This includes students living with a medical or mental health condition or disability, and students from disadvantaged backgrounds. The Bursary assists them with the costs associated with study for the duration of their chosen course. The Foundation was established in 1985 with a grant of capital from the estate of the late Mrs. Yoshi Iwasaki, and the Bursary Program has been supporting deserving students since 2010, having so far assisted 61 students in the pursuit of their further education. Please refer to Iwasaki Foundation Tertiary Education Bursary webpage and guidelines for further information.