Applicants must be citizens of a country other than Australia or New Zealand, so Ugandan citizens qualify. Candidates must be new commencing international students, have received a Griffith study offer by the scholarship deadline, have a minimum previous-study GPA equivalent to 6.0 on Griffith\'s seven-point scale, satisfy all academic and English-language requirements and commence full-time study in 2027. Higher degrees by research, online-only programmes and specified excluded programmes are not eligible.

Griffith University\'s Vice Chancellor\'s International Scholarship rewards exceptional international students commencing eligible undergraduate and postgraduate coursework degrees. The award applies for the full duration of the approved degree subject to ongoing academic performance.

Benefits
The scholarship covers 50% of tuition fees for the entire approved undergraduate or postgraduate coursework degree, subject to ongoing eligibility. The scholarship deduction is applied to eligible tuition each trimester.

Requirements
Applicants must first receive a Griffith University Letter of Offer. The scholarship application requires academic records and responses demonstrating suitability for the award. Recipients must remain enrolled full-time, pass all enrolled courses and maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 5.5 on a seven-point scale to retain the scholarship.

How to apply
Apply for an eligible Griffith undergraduate or postgraduate coursework programme and obtain a Letter of Offer. Complete the Vice Chancellor\'s International Scholarship application, including the requested academic and personal-statement information, by 2026-11-28 for Trimester 1 2027 entry.