Fully-Funded MACC Undergraduate Excellence Scholar Program, Australia 2024-25

Bond University in Australia is thrilled to present the MACC Undergraduate Excellence Scholar Program for the 2024-25 academic year. This program is a partnership with the Malaysian Australian Alumni Council, and it’s a part-fee scholarship for Malaysian students who have completed high school and are applying for undergraduate studies. It’s a fantastic chance for students who have shown outstanding academic achievement to study at Bond University, known for its commitment to international students and quality education.

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As a MACC Undergraduate Excellence Scholar, you’ll be awarded up to 50% tuition remission for any single undergraduate bachelor’s degree (excluding the Bond Medical Program). Your studies can start in either the May or September semester, giving you flexibility in planning your academic journey. It’s a great opportunity to join a community that values excellence and to take your first steps toward a successful career.

A Background

To be eligible for this scholarship, you must be a high achiever from Malaysia, ready to embark on undergraduate studies at Bond University. The scholarship celebrates academic excellence and is a testament to the university’s dedication to outstanding international students. As a scholar, you’ll be expected to maintain a strong academic record and participate in university promotional activities.

This scholarship is not just about financial support; it’s about becoming part of a prestigious group of students who are recognized for their achievements and potential. You’ll be joining a vibrant campus life and have access to Bond University’s extensive resources and support systems. It’s your chance to shine and make the most of your university experience.

What the Scholarship Offers

The Fully-Funded MACC Undergraduate Excellence Scholar Program at Bond University, Australia 2024-25 offers a funded opportunity for prospective applicants as follows:

• You will start your studies in either the May or September semester as a MACC Undergraduate Excellence Scholar, and you will receive up to 50% tuition remission for any one undergraduate bachelor’s degree (not including the Bond Medical Program).

Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the opportunity, applicants have to meet certain requirements as listed below:

• Hold Malaysian citizenship
• and possess at least a 6.5 overall and a minimum of 6.0 in each IELT or comparable test subband.
• Possess a high school diploma or comparable credential that places you in the top percentile for academic achievement (i.e., an IB Diploma with a minimum score of 38 or an ATAR of 96, or equivalent).
• Not started their undergraduate studies at Bond University already.
• Abide by Bond’s standard terms and conditions for scholarships.
• Maintain a minimum program average of 65% or above, be enrolled full-time, and take part in University-organized promotional events.

Application Procedure

Follow the process below on how to apply for the Fully-Funded MACC Undergraduate Excellence Scholar Program at Bond University for the 2024-25 academic session: 

• Direct applications to the Malaysian Australian Alumni Council are accepted for this scholarship.
• The Bond University MACC Scholarship Application Form (Word document) needs to be filled out by applicants. Once finished, it must be submitted to MAAC for review along with any necessary supporting documentation.
• For further information on the requirements, eligibility, and application procedure, go to the MACC Scholarships website. 
• Since no late scholarship applications will be accepted, you must finish and submit your application before the deadline.

NOTE: The deadline for this offer is ongoing.

For detailed information about the Fully-Funded MACC Undergraduate Excellence Scholar Program at Bond University and application guidelines, please visit the official scholarship link.

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