Nidhi Arora, President of RMIT’s PMC, has been awarded US $5,000 PMI 2024 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Scholarship, positioning her as a leader in advancing diversity in project management.
RMIT University proudly celebrates Nidhi Arora's remarkable achievement of being awarded the prestigious US $5,000 PMI 2024 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Academic Scholarship. In a highly competitive global environment filled with top talent from around the world, Nidhi’s outstanding leadership, academic excellence, and unwavering dedication to promoting inclusivity distinguished her, earning her this competitive award—a recognition that is exceptionally difficult to attain.
Nidhi stood out among a global pool of candidates. This highly competitive and prestigious scholarship acknowledges her dedication not only to academic success but also positioned her as a rising leader on the global stage. Nidhi's success is a powerful testament to her passion for creating equitable environments and serves as an inspiration to her peers within the project management community.
As the current President of RMIT’s Project Management Chapter (PMC), Nidhi has transformed the organization into a vibrant platform for aspiring project managers. Her enthusiasm for leadership has empowered fellow students, fostering an environment that encourages personal growth and professional development in the field of project management. RMIT’s commitment to nurturing future leaders is exemplified in Nidhi’s achievements and the supportive framework provided by the university.
Nidhi’s commitment extends beyond her academic pursuits; she actively volunteers with the Project Management Institute’s Melbourne Chapter, further demonstrating her passion for making a difference to the broader project management community. Her ability to balance multiple responsibilities showcases her remarkable capabilities.
The scholarship was announced by Tiendung Le, Associate Professor, RMIT and President of the Project Management Institute Melbourne Chapter, to RMIT's Master of Project Management students. A/Prof Le’s mentorship was instrumental in guiding Nidhi through the application process, highlighting RMIT’s commitment to supporting student aspirations.
Nidhi's accomplishment not only reflects her drive but also underscores RMIT’s commitment to advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion within project management. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Nidhi and look forward to her ongoing impact as a dynamic leader in the field.
