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Education; Engineering; Development; Computer Science and Information
Systems; Business and Management; and Communication and Media Studies.
RMIT aims to inspire and engage our many audiences to discover new ideas
and perspectives by exploring our cultural spaces, resources, and
collections. At RMIT, teaching, research, and engagement are central to
making an impact and creating life-changing experiences for our
students.
International Students:
Australia Awards Scholarships:
Eligibility:
To be eligible for this scholarship you must:
- be an international student
- be a citizen of any Australia Awards Scholarship participating country
- meet the general and country specific eligibility criteria as listed in the Australia Awards Scholarship Handbook.
Value and benefits
Australia
Awards are prestigious international scholarships and fellowships
funded by the Australian Government offering the next generation of
global leaders an opportunity to undertake study, research and
professional development.
The study and research opportunities
provided by Australia Awards Scholarships develop skills and knowledge
of individuals to drive change and contribute to the development
outcomes of their own country.
The value of the scholarships and awards vary depending on your country but may cover
- full tuition fees
- a stipend
- Introductory Academic Program
- Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC) and other expenses
How to apply:
- Check on the scholarship application opening and closing dates and participating countries.
- Refer to the scholarship eligibility criteria and your country’s priority areas of study.
- From the priority areas of study, choose the RMIT program you would like to study.
- Complete your scholarship application.
If
you are successful for the scholarship, you will be notified by the
Australia Awards office in your country. The Australia Awards office
will then apply on your behalf so you need not apply directly to us.
Once you have accepted your scholarship, your Student Contact Officer
will be in touch with you shortly to ensure your transition to RMIT is
as smooth as possible
RMIT funded scholarships:
RMIT offers a range of scholarships to commencing international students across all fields of study.
Scholarships can help with all kinds of study costs such as textbooks, fees, accommodation and living expenses.
While
many of the scholarships consider academic achievement, there are also
scholarships awarded based on what you are studying, where you are from
or your personal circumstances.
External Scholarships (Sponsorship):
RMIT welcomes students who have scholarship funded by their home government (sponsored students). RMIT currently has over 800 sponsored students. They are enrolled in a wide range programs in all study levels. Prospective sponsored students need to make their own enquiries about scholarship opportunities available within their home country or about potential sponsorship opportunities (such as funding from your employer to study in RMIT).
Please note:
- The links to third-party websites which are provided below are for information purposes only. RMIT University does not approve or endorse the accuracy or suitability of such websites or their content.
- The links to third-party websites will let users leave this website. These links are provided for convenience only and may not be current. RMIT University is not responsible for the contents of the linked websites. Users access those websites, and rely on the material contained in the third party websites, at their own risk. Third-party websites should have their own Terms of Use, which we encourage users to read.
- RMIT University takes no responsibility for any loss or damage suffered by anyone using the linked websites or as a result of using the information from any of the pages of the linked websites.
- External scholarships listed on this page are solely at the discretion of the Sponsorship Development Team. Scholarships listed must be open to students studying at an Australian university and have a clear and equitable set of eligibility and selection criteria. Other programs are considered competitions.
