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Scholarship Monika Law Scholarship Application is required. Check eligibility Key scholarship details Application status Open for applications Benefit amount Up to $30,000 Eligible study level
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contribute to the wider community. To view other scholarships please visit the Faculty of Engineering & IT Round 1 Scholarships webpage. When will I know the outcome? All applicants will be notified
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Scholarship was established with a gift from Kenneth Eltham and is awarded to Australian students who are enrolled in a masters degree by coursework in Engineering and are experiencing financial disadvantage
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Dr Hans Prem Scholarship was established with a gift from Dr Hans Prem and is awarded to Australian students who are enrolled in a graduate coursework degree in engineering and are experiencing
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Applicant type Semester 1 Semester 2 Outside main rounds Year 12 student Apply via VTAC Equity Schemes and Scholarships Application OR Apply direct to RMIT n/a Apply direct to RMIT Non ‑Year 12
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the Faculty of Engineering and IT and identify as a woman (cis-gender and trans women) or non-binary. Benefits This scholarship provides a living allowance of $15,000 a year for two years, paid in two half
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Summary The Dee and John Collier Scholarship was established with a gift from Deirdre Collier and is offered to domestic students who are enrolling in a masters degree by coursework in Engineering and are
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of Professor A J Francis and are awarded to students who achieved the highest marks in the penultimate year of one of the Engineering masters by coursework degrees. Benefits This scholarship provides a one-off
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and open-minded university, delivering the highest student satisfaction in Victoria and consistently ranked in the top 1% of the world's universities. About the role The Senior Officer, Scholarship is
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Scholarship Hugh Kingsley Family Scholarship Application is required. Check eligibility Key scholarship details Application status Open for applications Benefit amount Up to $15,000 Eligible study