The Office for Student Services, through the SIKAP UPD portal, has opened applications for the UP Alumni Association Western Australia (UP AAAWA) Scholarship Grant for the first semester of Academic Year 2026–2027. Only one slot is available, making the competition tight for qualified students.
The grant targets regular third-year undergraduates at UP Diliman enrolled in Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEEd), Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSEd), BS Social Work, or BS Community Development.

Benefits
- Monthly stipend of Php 4,000 for the awardee
Document Requirements
Applicants must submit the following before the cutoff:
- Form 5 (F5) for the 1st Semester of AY 2026–2027
- Latest Certified True Copy of Grades, complete from the start of the program
- OSE Certificate of No Pending Case
- SLAS Bracket Certificate
- Screenshot or copy of the completed SIKAP profile
- Certificate of Year Level Standing issued by the college
- Parent’s or guardian’s latest Proof of Income (2025 ITR, Employment Contract with Compensation, or a Notarized Affidavit of Income Source)

Qualifications
To be considered, students need to meet these standards:
- General Weighted Average of 2.0 or better
- Parent’s annual gross income not exceeding Php 325,000
- No grade of 5.0, DRP, or unremoved 4.0 or INC in any semester
- Not a current recipient of any scholarship grant
- Enrolled in at least 15 units at the time of the award
- No record of disciplinary action
Procedure How to Apply
Interested students should log in to the SIKAP portal at sikap.upd.edu.ph and complete their portfolio in full. An incomplete portfolio blocks any application. Once the portfolio is done, applicants can locate the UP AAAWA grant, upload the required documents, and submit through their applications page. Take note that the declared family income should reasonably cover monthly expenses like electricity, water, rent, and daily needs.
Interested applicants may apply online through the official website. Click the button below to start your application.
Deadline
All applications and supporting documents must be submitted on or before September 13, 2026, 11:59 p.m. Late submissions may result in ineligibility upon moderator review, so students are encouraged to prepare their files early and check their portfolios well ahead of time.