Scholarship Awards

The Indigenous Appeal Fund is an active fund, currently open to receive donations from supporters. It exists to offer scholarships to Indigenous students exclusively. Moore has had very few Indigenous students in its history and our aim is to have a minimum of three Indigenous students in full-time courses on campus at all times.

The International Student Fund offers postgraduate and undergraduate scholarships for the growing number of church leaders seeking training at Moore in order to return to home countries. The fund is currently open to receive donations from supporters. Increasingly, Moore College is equipping and sending graduates to varied ministries around the world, including overseas and Australian students who commit to global ministries. The majority of international students who join us at Moore return to varied ministries in Asia, Africa, Europe and North America, primarily as preachers or missionaries.

The Regional Australia Student Fund is an active fund, currently open to receive donations from supporters. It provides scholarships to students coming from regional Australia, or training to serve in regional ministries. Many churches in regional centres and towns need our help. Chief amongst these needs is the ongoing provision of well-trained men and women to minister in our regions and their towns.

The ‘Moore Global Ministry Scholarship Fund’ was founded in 2020 due to a donation from a family supportive of Moore College and the ministry of the Australian Fellowship of Evangelical Students (AFES). It is an ‘open fund’ in the sense that others may make donations towards it at any time in order to continue to build the fund. The fund seeks to offer support to attend Moore College for international students who have been involved in Christian ministry (including those who have been involved with AFES), who are seeking further theological education to equip them for ministry and leadership.

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The Overseas DBT Scholarship program offers an external program in the international student’s home country typically to equip them for an existing ministry. The scholarship provides 75% of the fees payable for each successful recipient for the 8 subjects within the Diploma of Biblical Theology. Recipients must be overseas students not resident in Australia, engaging in ministry in their home country, or preparing for a specific ministry role.

The Sustain-You-Nourish-You Scholarship provides support for on campus, local/international students doing full/part time study in the Advanced Diploma. The students should demonstrate a balance of academic ability, deep faith, a desire to serve in local/cross-cultural/global ministries, as well as financial need. The award is for a maximum of 1 year for full-time students and 2 years for part-time students.

The Sees-Me-Looks-After-Me Scholarship provides support for on campus, local students doing full time study in the BD or BTh. The students should demonstrate a balance of academic ability, deep faith, a desire to serve in local/cross-cultural/global ministries, as well as financial need. The award is for a maximum of 3 years.

The College is currently offering scholarships to study the Doctor of Philosophy.

Scholarship applications are invited from candidates who have submitted an application for admission to the Moore College PhD program. The scholarship will be awarded on the basis of academic merit of the research proposal and the potential contribution to the field of study.

The scholarship covers the tuition fees plus $10,000 per year up to three years, of full-time study.

There are a range of other endowed scholarships available to Overseas students, Indigenous students, Postgraduate students, students who are Sydney Anglican ordination candidates, students who are preparing for ministry in Anglican or Presbyterian churches, and students who are experiencing difficult financial circumstances.