The Global Institute of Sport (GIS), in collaboration with the University of Newcastle, is excited to announce a series of new scholarships available for students commencing postgraduate study at our Sydney campus in January 2026. These scholarships are designed to support aspiring sports professionals from a range of backgrounds and experiences.
Whether you’re a high-performing athlete, a future industry leader, or an international student with a strong academic record, there’s a scholarship opportunity tailored for you.
Click here to learn about all of the scholarships available to all GIS applicants
Elite Athlete Scholarship
For: Current or former athletes pursuing a career in sports business or sports analytics
Value: $14,000 tuition discount + mentorship with a GIS industry leader
Apply by: 24th November 2025
More info & apply
Women in Sport Scholarship
For: Exceptional female students passionate about leadership in sport
Value: $7,000 tuition discount + mentorship + ticket to a GIS Global Sports Summit
Apply by: 24th November 2025
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Indigenous Sports Changemaker Scholarship
For: Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students driving change in sport
Value: $7,000 tuition discount + mentorship + ticket to a GIS Global Sports Summit
Apply by: 24th November 2025
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Future Leader in Sport Scholarship
For: High-achieving students from any background committed to shaping the global sports industry
Value: $4,500 tuition discount + mentorship + ticket to a GIS Global Sports Summit
Apply by: 24th November 2025
More info & apply
International Excellence Scholarship
For: High-performing international students
Value: 20% tuition fee reduction
No application required – automatically awarded to eligible international students
More info
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