Tuckwell Scholarships Awarded for 2025
The Tuckwell Scholarship Program is delighted to announce its twelfth annual awarding of Scholarships to high-performing school leavers.
The Tuckwell Scholarship Program is the most transformational undergraduate scholarship program in Australia. Every year, we offer 25 talented school-leavers the opportunity to fulfil their potential by actively participate in the very best that ANU has to offer. The Selection Panel selects Scholars based on intellect, character, leadership, and their commitment to Australia.
The 25 applicants from across Australia offered 2025 Tuckwell Scholarships are:
- Leanne Adams - Monaro High School
- Holly Bowes - St Catherine's School - Waverley
- Charlie Bradford - Normanhurst Boys High School
- Bartholomew Cheng - Cairns State High School
- Aimee Choi - Riverside Girls High School
- Joel Coburn - St Kevin's College Toorak
- Inez Crosby - North Sydney Girls High School
- Martha Dingle - The Rockhampton Grammar School
- James Ehrat - Nambour State College
- Nayl Fassi Fihri - Queensland Academy for Creative Industries
- Isaac Ford - St Ignatius' College
- Rohan Green - Melbourne High School
- Alice Hynd - St Peters Lutheran College - Indooroopilly
- Rhys Joseland - Westbourne Grammar School-Hoppers Crossing Campus
- Jack Keogh - SCECGS Redlands
- Sofia Malik - Sydney Girls High School
- William McCart - Anglican Church Grammar School
- Zoe Paul - Melbourne Girls Grammar
- Matthew Radvin - Cranbrook School
- Olivia Sanderson - Penrhos College
- Reshmi Senanayake - Canberra Girls' Grammar School
- Alysha Thomas - Northern Beaches Sec Col, Mackellar Girls Campus
- Zack Winslow - Sydney Grammar School
- Ethan Zhu - The King's School
- Niamh Zillfleisch - Mossman State High School
Program Director, and Acting Head of Scholars House, Dr Fiona Scotney, said “The Tuckwell Scholarship Program is a jewel in the university's crown, and we always look forward to welcoming new Scholars to our community.”
The application process occurs in three stages with the 2025 Scholars being selected from a field of over 1,000 through a rigorous process designed to evaluate academic ability, as well as leadership potential, commitment to giving back and strength of character. The Scholars selected this year are a diverse cohort, which should contribute to a vibrant group who can learn from each other, which is one of the core aims and strengths of the Program.
In recognition of their talent and potential, all Stage 3 interviewees who did not receive a Tuckwell Scholarship have been offered an ANU Academic Scholarship valued at $8,000 per annum for up to four years, which can be held in conjunction with equity-based scholarships, subject to gaining admission to the ANU.
ANU and the Tuckwell Scholarship Program would like to thank all applicants and their schools for their interest in ANU and the Program, and for making the effort and time required to complete the full application process.
For more information about the transformative Tuckwell Scholarship, or to sign up for our mailing list, visit tuckwell.anu.edu.au.
