Every three to four years, the ANU College of Business and Economics may offer one award known as the ANU College of Business & Economics Terrell Scholarship.

The objectives of the Award are to strengthen educational outcomes for students, both in terms of skills development and preparation for further study or employment, and to raise awareness of the acute disadvantages that some students may face in accessing university education.

Funding for this Award has been provided by Emeritus Professor of Econometrics and former ANU Vice-Chancellor Deane AO and Jenny Terrell.

Types of scholarships

There are four types of coursework scholarships:

• Access scholarships
• Academic scholarships
• Sport scholarships
• residential sponsorship

A student can be considered for any eligible coursework scholarship; however, there are restrictions around what types of scholarships can be held concurrently as well as the total annual value of the scholarship package.

A coursework student can hold a coursework scholarship package up to a total annual value of AUD $35,000 consisting of:

• multiple ANU Access scholarships;
• one ANU Academic or one ANU Sports scholarship; and
• multiple Grants and Bursaries; and
• one ANU residential sponsorship.

Students must understand the type of scholarship they are applying for or have been offered as it may affect their current ANU scholarship/s.

In the case where a student is eligible for and is awarded numerous coursework scholarships which exceed the total annual value permitted, the scholarship package will be allocated according to (in order of priority):

1. Highest total value of combined scholarships;
2. Highest total value within the first year of the scholarships;
3. Longest duration of funding.

Please refer to Procedure:Scholarships,grants and bursaries (coursework) for further information.