See the coursework scholarships administered by RMIT that are open for applications this month.
Scholarships for certificate IV, diploma and associate, bachelor and postgraduate by coursework students.
Study level: VE = certificate IV, diploma and advanced diploma programs, UGRD = associate and bachelor's degree programs, PGRD = postgraduate by coursework programs (graduate certificate, graduate diploma, master's by coursework, and juris doctor)
Who can apply: AS = Asylum seeker, AUS = Australian citizen, AUS PHV = Australian permanent humanitarian visa holder, AUS PR = Australian permanent resident, INT = International student visa holder, NZ = New Zealand citizen.
View the individual scholarship for specific program eligibility.
| Scholarship | Value | Study level | Opening date | Closing date |
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For women in their third or fourth year of study in construction or project management; worth $5,000 Who can apply: AUS, AUS PR, PHV |
$5,000 | UGRD PGRD |
Now open | 27 April 2025 |
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For students undertaking an international mobility activity for credit between 1 June 2025 and 31 December 2025, who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their education; worth up to $3,500. Who can apply: AUS, NZ, AUS PR, PHV |
Up to $3,500 | UGRD PGRD |
Now open | 15 May 2025 |
Australian Government OS-HELP Loan Scheme A loan for students with a Commonwealth supported place undertaking an exchange program, added to your HECS-HELP debt |
Loan up to $8,149 | UGRD |
Now open |
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For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students to assist with various costs that may impede the continuation of study Who can apply: AUS |
Up to $3,000 | VE UGRD PGRD |
Now open |
RMIT offers a range of scholarships to commencing international students across all fields of study.
Find scholarships provided by external organisations on the Good Universities Guide website.
Explore grants available to support Higher Degree by Research (HDR) students during candidature.
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