Overview
The January 2023 round of CSP offers has already been released. |
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Postgraduate Commonwealth Supported Places (CSPs) are very limited in number and highly competitive. There is no application process for a CSP as domestic students who have received an offer of admission to a CSP-eligible postgraduate program are automatically considered prior to commencement each semester.
A CSP costs the equivalent of undergraduate fees for eligible graduate coursework programs. Information on Commonwealth Supported fee amounts is available here.
Eligibility
To be considered for a CSP, admissions offer holders must:
- be a domestic student (i.e. Australian citizen, New Zealand citizen, Australian Permanent Resident or holder of a humanitarian visa);
- receive and accept an admissions offer to commence in 2023 in an eligible masters program listed below.
Masters Programs
The following ANU masters programs are eligible for CSPs in 2023.
• Master of Science Communication
• Master of Science (Advanced)
• Master of Biotechnology (Advanced)
• Master of Energy Change (Advanced)
• Master of Earth Science (Advanced)
• Master of Mathematical Sciences (Advanced)
• Master of Environment (Advanced)
• Master of Forestry (Advanced)
• Juris Doctor
• Master of Professional Psychology
• Master of Public Health (Advanced)
• Master of Neuroscience (Advanced)
• Master of Culture, Health and Medicine (Advanced)
• Master of Clinical Psychology
• Master of Computing
• Master of Engineering
• Master of Applied Cybernetics
Selection for CSPs is based solely on academic merit used to determine a student's admission into one of the above ANU programs.
Eligible applicants will be assessed and considered for a CSP in January 2023. Only applicants who have been successful in securing a CSP will be notified via email.
Conditions
Recipients are expected to take up the CSP in the semester for which it was offered. Requests to defer a CSP will not be considered.
If a recipient withdraws from their program or changes to a different program, the CSP is forfeited.
Further Information
From 1 January 2021, new higher education students will need a Unique Student Identifier (USI) in order to be eligible for a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) or Commonwealth financial assistance HECS-HELP, FEE-HELP and OS-HELP.
For more information, please visit - Unique Student Identifier
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