Australia Awards Scholarships – Partnerships with Education Institutions

Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade · Australia (Commonwealth)

Education & Training, Vocational Education & Training · Value not stated

DFAT intends to approach the market for education (academic and welfare) services to implement the Australia Awards Scholarships. DFAT estimates it will spend over $160 million this financial year on similar services from more than 40 Australian tertiary education institutions. Multiple institutions will be awarded contracts, and institutions must be registered with CRICOS to be eligible to tender. DFAT anticipates a one-step Request for Tender published on AusTender.

Summary of the published description

DFAT intends to approach the market for education (academic and welfare) services to implement the Australia Awards Scholarships. Multiple institutions will be awarded contracts following an anticipated one-step Request for Tender published on AusTender.Show more

Stated requirements

  • registered with CRICOS

Eligibility

  • institutions must be registered with CRICOS to be eligible to tender

Contract awards for similar work

Matched by title words (heuristic)

91 awards with “scholarships” in the title, all with a value: AUD 12,313 to 3,609,175, median 55,000. Not a price guide for this tender.

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20 May 2026214,500

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Updated 28 September · Dates last read on 28 September 2026 · How we collect this data

Contains data from Department of Finance (AusTender), CC BY 3.0 AU; Queensland Government agencies (contract disclosure reports), CC BY 4.0; State of New South Wales, NSW Treasury.