Grants & Opportunities

Offers a living allowance to high-achieving domestic Master of Property students at the Melbourne School of Design, supporting their studies and aiming to develop future leaders in the property industry.

An annual award presented to a brain cancer research applicant within the Tour de Cure grants program.

The Tour de Cure Grant program supports groundbreaking cancer research, prevention programs, and local cancer support services across Australia, aligning with the foundation's mission to accelerate a cancer-free future.

These scholarships are awarded to students entering Years 7 to 11 who demonstrate excellence in sport and/or cultural and performing arts. They provide a reduction in school fees.

The BBC Foundation Bursary provides means-tested financial assistance to boys who would otherwise be unable to access a Brisbane Boys' College education due to financial disadvantage. Bursaries may support full or partial remission of tuition and/or boarding fees.

Annual education support for Prep to Year 6 students from the five Traditional Owner Groups, covering book packs, uniforms, school fees and equipment. Requires report cards and school attendance confirmation.

Up to $1,000 per year plus up to $700 for IT assistance for courses over 12 months. Covers one return trip home annually, books and fees. Requires academic transcripts and does not replace Abstudy.

Funding for innovative prostate cancer research projects that enhance treatment and patient outcomes.

Grants available for staff at the Royal Children's Hospital and its campus partners.

Provides educational support and resources for high potential girls experiencing socio-economic disadvantage over four years of high school.

Internal programs for Darling Downs Health staff to apply for funding, grants, and support for research initiatives.

The Kinghorn Foundation provides scholarships for First Nations individuals, researchers, and students, focusing on Australian medical research, transparency in government, Australian youth, and poverty alleviation. Applications are by invitation only.

The Kinghorn Foundation provides philanthropic grants and support to individuals and organizations focused on education (including indigenous students and university degrees), medical research, and post-graduate training, aiming to create lasting community legacy.

These scholarships, generously supported by The Kinghorn Foundation, enable Australian postgraduate students, postdoctoral candidates, academics, and professionals to undertake innovative, impact-focused study and research in the U.S. Projects aim to advance cutting-edge applied science, foster innovative business collaborations, and develop impact-driven emergent technologies, ultimately improving the health, prosperity, and livelihoods of Australians and Americans. Specific areas of interest include Health Sciences (excluding certain fields), Natural Sciences, Formal Sciences (including Computer Science and AI), and Professions and Applied Sciences (including Engineering and Agriculture).

The Fulbright Future Scholarships, funded by The Kinghorn Foundation, support research projects that advance cutting-edge applied science, foster innovative business collaborations, or further impact-driven emergent technologies. These scholarships aim to have a positive impact on the health, prosperity, and livelihoods of Australians and Americans through collaborative research and development. They are open to Australian postgraduate students, postdoctoral candidates, academics, and professionals.

The Kinghorn Foundation supports students resident at Wesley College pursuing degrees at the University of Sydney.

The Kinghorn Foundation supports Indigenous students pursuing high school education at Newington College, Sydney.

This scholarship program supports innovative, impact-focused study and research projects designed to improve the health, well-being, and prosperity of Australians. It funds projects that aim to advance cutting-edge applied scientific research, facilitate innovative business collaborations that foster the creation of new jobs, and further the development of impact-driven emergent technologies. It is open to Australian postgraduate students, postdoctoral candidates, academics, and professionals.

Established with funding from The Kinghorn Foundation, this program provides scholarships to promising young athletes to help them transition from amateur to professional golf. It offers access to training facilities, coaching, competition opportunities, and international tournament experience.

These scholarships support Australian postgraduate students, PhD researchers, academics, and professionals to undertake innovative, impact-focused study and research in the U.S. in areas like applied science, business collaborations, and emergent technologies, aiming to improve health, wellbeing, and prosperity for Australians and Americans.

The School for Life Foundation offers scholarships to students in Uganda, providing them with the opportunity to attend their schools and access holistic education, care, and resources to uplift themselves and their communities out of poverty.

Supports primary school students in their early school years to participate fully in education

Financial assistance for high-potential secondary students in specific regional areas across Australia

Supports NSW students in their first two years of secondary education

Various scholarships for refugee students, TAFE study, primary scholarships and HSC excellence