Financial support and scholarships
What financial support is available?
Financial support opportunities that are available upon commencement in session 2 include:
- Coverage of your accommodation and meals for Session 2 (approx. $1600)
- A total of $3,000 allowance per student, paid in fortnightly instalments throughout Session 2.
- NSW Police uniform
- NSW Police personal training (PT) shirt
About our scholarships
Students who accept an offer into the Assoicate Degree in Policing Practice will be invited to apply for a tax-exempt Policing Scholarship once they commence their studies. Invitations for full-time students will be sent out during the first week of Session 1. Part time students will be invited to apply shortly before commencing Session 2 on campus.
Scholarships are awarded based on financial need. If a student fails to continue to satisfy the professional or financial criteria, the scholarship may be withdrawn. Scholarship payments usually commence after week three of Session 2.
See our Financial Support Calculator to determine if you may be eligible for one of our scholarships.
Available scholarships
| TYPE | VALUE | AVAILABILITY / COMMENT |
|---|---|---|
| Higher Value | $9,500 | Scholarships are only available for Assoicate Degree in Policing Practice students during Session 2. Eligibility is dependent upon applicants providing supporting evidence confirming financial need and satisfactorily meeting the eligibility criteria |
| Intermediate | $6,000 | Scholarships are only available for Assoicate Degree in Policing Practice students during Session 2. Eligibility is dependent upon applicants providing supporting evidence confirming financial need and satisfactorily meeting the eligibility criteria |
| Basic | $3,000 | Scholarships are only available for Assoicate Degree in Policing Practice students during Session 2. Eligibility is dependent upon applicants providing supporting evidence confirming financial need and satisfactorily meeting the eligibility criteria |
If successful, scholarship payments usually commence after week three of Session 2.
