This award supports outstanding research with strong real-world impact, innovative thinking, and collaborative vision.
The ACAA is proud to launch Scholarships Program to support exceptional students studying in Australian education institutions. This initiative celebrates academic and professional excellence while fostering education exchange between Australia and China.
The scholarship is made possible through the generous support of senior alumni in the ACAA network, whose philanthropic commitment reflects a deep sense of social responsibility. ACAA oversees promotion, application management, selection, and award ceremonies across all major scholarship categories. In addition to financial support, recipients benefit from recognition and valuable career development opportunities.
About ACAA:
Founded in 2007, the Australia China Alumni Association (ACAA) is a leading not-for-profit organisation with over 40,000 members. It connects Chinese alumni of Australian universities and promotes professional collaboration and bilateral engagement between Australia and China.
Faculty: Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences, Faculty of Science, Medicine and Health
Study area: Chemistry, Communications & Media, Engineering, Environmental & Biological Science, Health, Maths, Medical Science, Nursing, Physics, Psychology & Human Behaviour
Student type: Domestic students, International students
Student status: Current student
Scholarship amount
The successful applicant will receive a scholarship to the value of AUD $8,000
Application process
Apply online using the link available on this page.
Eligibility requirements
Open to Chinese international students or Chinese Australian students currently enrolled in a medical or health science-related degree at an Australian university.
Selection Criteria:
- Academic Excellence (50%) - in medical or health sciences – demonstrated through grades, awards, or research output
- Leadership Potential (30%) – evidenced by active roles in research, public health, or student/community organisation
- Impact and Engagement (20%)– commitment to improving health outcomes or driving medical innovation, and/or fostering cross-cultural healthcare exchange between Australia and China
Application closing date
30 July 20025
Contact information
Jessica Guo