University of Wollongong India has announced the application for Women Leaders in FinTech, Data Analytics and AI Scholarship for admission in Full Time Master of Financial Markets (MFM) and Master of Business Analytics (MBA) programmes for July 2026.
The scholarship will cover 50 percent of the total course fee for the entire course tenure for meritorious students in the university's India campus.
The scholarships will be given in each specialisation: FinTech, Data Analytics and Applied Artificial Intelligence. The university will identify the highest achieving enrolled student from the following Masters degrees, Master of Financial Technology, Master of Financial Technology Extension, Master of Computing Data Analytics and Master of Computing Applied Artificial Intelligence.
The scholarship is intended to help high-performing female students by lowering tuition fees and providing them with access to high-quality education in emerging technology areas, relevant to the global field.
Key Highlights:
- UOW India offers a Women Leaders Scholarship for Master’s programmes in FinTech, Data Analytics and AI
- It provides 50% tuition fee support for meritorious female students
- Selection is merit-based with strong academic performance required during the course
No application is needed for the scholarship. Students who have been offered places for academic year 2026-27 and July 2026 will be considered.
Students need to be on census for the session in which they wish to begin and pay all first trimester fees by the deadline. Students need to obtain an 85+ WAM / equivalent in each trimester during their enrolment in the UOW India degree. The deadline for applying is July 31, 2026. There is still additional aid available through May 31.
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