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This scholarship provides: up to $6,000 per year ($3,000 per semester) for full-time enrolled students (for the standard duration of program) up to $3,000 per year ($1,500 per semester) for part
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This scholarship provides: up to $7,000 per year ($3,500 per semester) for full-time enrolled students (for the standard duration of program) up to $3,500 per year ($1,750 per semester) for part
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) at RMIT in semester 1 2025, and have received a program offer by 10 January 2025 demonstrate creative excellence in your photography work complete your selection tasks for entry into the program by 22
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, undergraduate degree or postgraduate by coursework program at RMIT not already be committed to a student accommodation provider under a lease agreement in 2025 be able to demonstrate financial hardship such as
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or an international student have been born in Thailand be enrolling full-time in semester 1 2025 in an associate or bachelor degree, a graduate certificate, graduate diploma or a masters by coursework program at RMIT
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resident be enrolling full-time or part-time in a postgraduate by coursework program at RMIT in semester 2 2025 register with RMIT’s Ngarara Willim Centre and provide documentation confirming that you are
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enrolled in this program in either semester) be able to demonstrate circumstance/s which impact your ability to study such as: receiving a government tested low income benefit or having a Centrelink Health
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to Australia current or former refugee completed secondary school at a School Network Access Program school be available for an interview if shortlisted*, if an interview is required as part of the selection
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benefit or having a Centrelink Health Care Card have not previously commenced or completed a program at the same level of study or higher Preference will be given to students who are commencing their first
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former refugee completed secondary school at a School Network Access Program school Preference will be given to applicants who: Identify as a woman studying in an RMIT identified gender under-represented