Vynka Hohnen Scholarship

To be eligible to apply for this scholarship, you must:

• Be a domestic student completing Year 12 at a Western Australian secondary school.
• Be predicted to achieve a minimum of ATAR 95.00 or IB Diploma 38.
• Hold a demonstrated record of leadership, initiative, and service to your school and/or community.  
• Be prepared to maintain the level of academic and personal excellence that distinguished you as an applicant once you have commenced at Bond. 

If you meet the eligibility criteria for this scholarship, we encourage you to apply by following the below steps:

1. Complete the Bond University Study Application Form to lodge your application for your chosen program. Learn more about this process.
2. Complete the Bond University Scholarship Application Form. Simply use the same log-in details as used for your study application and enter 'scholarship' in the keyword field on the 'Start an Application' tab. 

You must complete and submit your scholarship application before the application closing date as no late scholarship applications will be considered! 

Yes! As a Vynka Hohnen Scholarship applicant, you will be required to submit the following documents as part of your scholarship application:

• Evidence of your leadership, initiative, and service to your school and/or community. It is a COMPULSORY component of your application to use our Summary of Achievements template to present this evidence. You will need to complete all sections of the template provided and upload it as one Word or PDF document, to your scholarship application. 
  Your application CANNOT be considered if you provide your evidence in any other form, such as a personal CV or resume. 
   

• Academic responses to two questions. Your responses should be entered into your scholarship application where prompted. We suggest drafting your responses in a Word document first and then copying and pasting them into the relevant fields in your application:
  1.    Feedback plays a critical role in personal development, shaping how individuals understand their progress and adjust their strategies in the classroom, on the sporting field/pool, and in the performing arts auditorium. Describe a time when feedback affected your motivation (either positively or negatively). Analyse why that feedback had the effect it did. How did you respond, or, in hindsight, how should you have responded?

  Write a 250-word academic response using first-person language. Do not include research, quotes or referencing and do not use generative AI, such as ChatGPT.

  2.    Different people in a group can have different ideas about what they are trying to achieve. Think about a group project you participated in where not everyone shared the same priorities (for example, getting good marks, finishing quickly, or learning new skills). Explain what factors led to the success or failure of the group project.
   

  Write a 250-word academic response using first-person language. Do not include research, quotes or referencing and do not use generative AI, such as ChatGPT.
   

• A school reference. As part of your application, you will be asked to provide your career advisor's details so please have these on hand. We will follow-up with them directly to request a reference. 
   

Yes! We encourage you to apply for as many scholarships as you are eligible for. This should all be done in the one scholarship application form. You will only be considered for the scholarships you have applied for so ensure you have included them all in your application before you submit it!

If you are applying for more than one scholarship with different application closing dates, it is important to submit your scholarship application form by the earliest scholarship closing date. 

Applications for 2027 entry open on Thursday, 1 May, 2026 and close on Thursday, 30 July, 2026.

Please note, if you are applying for scholarships with different closing dates, you must submit your full scholarship application by the earliest closing date.