Postgraduate scholarships

To continually attract and provide the best education to our students regardless of their financial situation, UTS Law has established a number of scholarships for new and current students.

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These scholarships acknowledge outstanding academic achievement and provide opportunities to those who may be excluded from tertiary education due to socio-economic, geographic or other disadvantages.

  • Dean's Merit Scholarship (Juris Doctor): The Faculty of Law provides recipients of this scholarship with a 20% fee reduction in UTS Juris Doctor tuition fees for each remaining session. 
  • & Legal Entrepreneurial Scholarship: A one-year scholarship worth $5,000 which provides Law students the opportunity to undertake paid work placement and entrepreneurship mentoring with & Legal.
  • Michael Whitbread Scholarship: A travel grant awarded to a UTS Bachelor of Laws or Juris Doctor student to assist with travel costs to London, United Kingdom, for recipient students to undertake a two-week unpaid internship at Barristers' Chamber 7 Bedford Row.
  • Quentin Bryce Law Doctoral Scholarships: The Faculty of Law offers the Quentin Bryce Law Doctoral (QBLD) scholarships for commencing Doctor of Philosophy students to promote and reward quality research within the faculty.
  • UTS New College Clarendon DPhil Scholarship: Funded for the full duration of the course, this scholarship offers a UTS graduate the life-changing opportunity to study a DPhil at New College Oxford. The scholarship is tenable in any subject areas offered at New College Oxford.
  • Media Transition Doctoral Scholarship: This interdisciplinary scholarship is available to Doctor of Philosophy students researching the effects and implications of disruption and transition in the media sector. 
See our Undergraduate Law scholarships or use the scholarships and prizes finder to search for more opportunities at UTS
Acknowledgement of Country

UTS acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people and the Gamaygal people, upon whose ancestral lands our university stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders both past and present, acknowledging them as the traditional custodians of knowledge for these lands.