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The Australian Scholarships Foundation – ASF - is the only Australian organisation solely focused on funding and facilitating scholarships for Australian not for profit (NFP) directors and staff to undertake education, training  and mentoring programs that improve their ability to lead and manage their organisations.

ASF is the Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) Fund of AusSchol Incorporated, an Australian registered charity, ABN 83 420 919 581.

ASF works with a number of Education Partners and Supporters to access and make scholarships available in a growing range of leadership and management training programs. These include post graduate university diploma, certificate and degree courses, short management and other training programs and specialized mentoring services. Disciplines covered include leadership, finance, accounting and risk management, board governance, strategic planning, project management, marketing and social networking. 

ASF does not provide any education and training programs in its own right, although it commissions education providers and private companies to deliver specific programs that meet NFP needs.

Full details, application forms and terms and conditions of current scholarships can be viewed at Current Scholarships Available in “Scholarships” & “FAQs”.

ASF is a proud member of Philanthropy Australia.

Deakin Business School MBA Residentials 2020

MBA Residential Scholarships for NFP Leaders

Applications close 3 March

Deakin MBA

Renowned for its experiential learning opportunities, Deakin Business School’s 5-Star MBA program is available to the not-for-profit sector through Deakin’s MBA Residential Units scholarships, which will each fund $2,000 of an intensive, 6-day residential unit for three NFP professionals in 2020.

The MBA Residential units are designed to increase business knowledge and equip NFPs with the latest ideas and trends in areas of leadership, people management, strategy and entrepreneurship. In this format and residential environment, participants immerse themselves in the MBA topic, undertake innovative and experiential learning activities, and build their professional networks.

"The experience I gained from attending this unit was life changing; the knowledge of how I function in leadership was benefitted by experiences that replaced a fear of failure with the ability to be courageous, even audacious, in facing the challenges that come my way." ~ ASF Scholar

The MBA Residential Unit scholarships are open to applicants Australia-wide.

Applications close Tuesday 3 March 2020 at 5pm AEDT. APPLY NOW!
 
Doctor of Business Leadership 2020

Boost your effectiveness with a Doctor of Business Leadership

Applications close 30 March

Doctor of Business Leadership

We’ve partnered with the Australian Graduate School of Leadership (AGSL) at Torrens University Australia once again to offer a one-in-a-lifetime opportunity to complete a Doctor of Business Leadership with a partial scholarship worth almost $40,000.

The Doctor of Business Leadership (DBL) is designed to prepare senior executives to more effectively assume overall leadership responsibility within a substantial multi-business unit organisation, operating in intensely competitive national and global markets. The program provides personal challenges and capability enhancement opportunities for experienced executives who have demonstrated the ability to contribute to the success of their organisations over at least a ten-year period and who have completed a Master Degree in a relevant business or leadership discipline.

This is an incredible opportunity for senior not-for-profit executives and leaders preparing to take on more significant leadership roles and boost their career trajectory. Applications open Australia-wide.

Click HERE to find out more and apply.

Applications close 30 March 2020 at 5pm AEDT.
 
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600,000 NFP organisations contributes nearly 5% to GDP -$41b annually employs nearly 900,000 people attracts 4.6m volunteers
(source: ABS 2006-07 and Productivity Commission 2010)