The RACP Foundation offers scholarships and prizes to medical students and graduates to engage future physicians with the College.

RACP Indigenous Health Scholarship Program
The scholarship program provides a funded pathway through Basic, Advanced, Faculty or Chapter training in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand. Scholarships are available to medical graduates and Physician Trainees who identify as Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander, Māori or Pacific Islander, and who have been accepted or are applying to be accepted into an RACP training program.

RACP President's Indigenous Congress Prize
The Prize, which is available to medical students, junior medical officers and physician trainees who identify as Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander or Māori, provides full registration, return economy airfares and accommodation to attend the RACP Congress.

John Snow Scholarship
The Scholarship offers an opportunity for medical students to present on a subject relating to Public Health at an AFPHM event. Representatives will be selected from each Australian state and territory and Aotearoa New Zealand. Each representative receives $250. The Scholarship recipient is awarded an additional $500.

AFOEM Essay Prize
The Prize is presented to the medical student who presents the best essay written additional to curriculum requirements or the best research project or assignment required in the assessment of courses in occupational or environmental health.

AChAM Indigenous Prize
The Prize is a full registration, return economy airfare and accommodation to attend the next International Medicine in Addiction Conference. Medical students, junior medical officers and registrars who identify as Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander or Māori are eligible to apply.