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Logan City Council launches tertiary education bursary program

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Logan City Council announced the City of Logan Tertiary Education Bursaries program. The program offers successful Year 12 applicants $5,000 over three years to support their university study. The bursaries are funded by the Council and community sponsors, and applications are open until December 29, 2026.

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The program is designed to remove financial barriers for students, helping them cover costs such as textbooks and other study expenses. The Council stated the bursaries are intended to give local students the opportunity to reach their potential.

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  • The Council might face a direct increase in operational costs due to funding the new bursary program.

  • The University of Queensland may see increased student enrollment and potential revenue as financial barriers are reduced.

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