For universities

Partner with BlowIns to reach regional students

BlowIns helps regional and rural students plan their relocation to university: housing, scholarships, community and part-time work in one place.

We work with university teams to make sure the right support reaches the right applicants at the moment they decide whether to move. Scholarships are listed with deadlines tracked, students are matched by eligibility criteria, and the only insight we share is aggregate and anonymised.

Regional students are about half as likely to attend university as their metropolitan peers
$0
Cost to universities during rollout
1 day
Typical reply time from the founding team

Who this is for

Different teams come to us with different problems. Select the one closest to yours.

Equity and widening participation teams. Responsible for lifting regional, rural and remote enrolment and meeting participation targets under the Accord.

What BlowIns does for you

BlowIns reaches prospective students at the relocation decision, before they rule out moving, and puts your access programs in front of them while they plan.

What you get

Scholarship listings verified with you and corrected on your advice

Eligibility-based matching, with the reasoning shown to students

Deadline tracking that rolls forward each admissions cycle

Aggregate, anonymised demand insight; no personally identifiable information

A named founder contact rather than a ticket queue

No cost to universities during rollout

How it works

  1. Step 01

    Register your team

    Tell us who you are and which awards or programs your team owns.

  2. Step 02

    We align the data

    We verify your listings with you and correct anything that is out of date.

  3. Step 03

    Students are matched

    Eligible students see your awards with criteria and deadlines. We report aggregate outcomes back to you.

Register your interest

Tell us who you are and we will take it from there.

Replies come from the founders, usually within one business day

No obligation. Individual student data is never sold or shared.