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Every year Study NSW co-funds projects that are delivered in partnership with industry.
Applications for Partner Project grants have now closed and will open again in March 2021.
Study NSW accepts applications from education providers and organisations that have a focus on international education.
We encourage partnership applications from a consortium of providers and/or organisations to ensure benefits reach a broad range of international students.
Funds of up to $110,000 (incl. GST) per project are available for 2020-21. All funds must be matched by industry contribution, including through in-kind contributions.
Partner projects should be strategic, innovative, benefit the international education sector and address gaps not currently being addressed by the sector.
Between 2014 and 2019, Study NSW has funded 45 partner projects directly reaching over 8,000 international students. Study NSW's $1.8 million in funding has been matched by $6.9 million in industry contribution.
2020/21 Key dates
March 2020 - Applications open
April 2020 - Information session
7 June 2020 - Applications close
September 2020 - Recipients announced
September 2020 to June 2021 - Projects delivered
Application Guidelines
Study NSW has prepared application guidelines for education providers and other organisations interested in applying for a grant under the Partner Projects scheme. The guidelines contain information on key dates, assessment criteria and process, administration and reporting requirements.
Application Form
Study NSW has prepared an application form for education providers and other organisations interested in applying for a grant under the Partner Projects scheme. Applicants will need to submit details on their project overview, benefits, partners, budget, plan and compliance information.
2019/20 Partner Projects
The NSW Government launched eight projects to support international students in NSW including a water safety initiative under the Study NSW Partner Projects grant scheme for the 2019/20 financial year. The nearly $300,000 in NSW Government funding is being matched by over $500,000 in cash and in-kind contributions by sector partners.
