Scholarships for international students
Explore scholarships and bursaries for international students at RMIT.
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- Applications open
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Refer to MORA website
- Applications close
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- Value
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Tuition fees + additional benefits
- Eligibility
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Indonesian students who meet criteria
- Sponsored by
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RMIT University and the Indonesian Ministry of Religious Affairs (MORA)
Overview
Ministry of Religious Affairs (MORA) Indonesia and RMIT are collaborating to promote access of Indonesian students for any PhD programs offered by RMIT.
The MORA-RMIT scholarship (Beasiswa Studi S3 Luar Negeri) is a part of MORA’s ‘Beasiswa Program 5000 Doktor’ scholarship scheme which has the aim of improving human resources at Islamic Universities.
Value and duration
The jointly funded scholarship provides 100% of your tuition fees for a maximum of 4 years as well as financial support in other areas outlined below:
- living allowance
- book allowance
- settlement allowance
- health insurance
- travel fee
- conference fund
- research fund
- family allowance where required.
RMIT additionally funds:
- English language studies and IELTS test if RMIT’s English language requirement has not been met (up to a value of AU$3500 per student)
- RMIT-MORA Leadership Development Training consisting of Short Courses, Workshops and/or online modules to be delivered at a minimum once per year
Eligibility for the scholarship
Eligibility
To be eligible for this scholarship you must:
- be a citizen of Indonesia
- apply for an RMIT PhD program in a priority area of study (listed below)
- meet the academic requirements for entry to RMIT and be offered a place in the program
- satisfy the general and specific requirements of and be awarded the MORA scholarship
- commence full-time enrolment as an onshore international student at RMIT.
How to apply
Step 1: Choose your degree
Find an RMIT PhD program in a priority area of study (listed below).
Step 2: Apply to RMIT
Make an application to study at RMIT University. If you already have been awarded the scholarship before you make your application please indicate so on your application.
Step 3: Submit your scholarship application
Upon receiving an offer from RMIT, submit an application for the scholarship.
Priority areas of study
Building
With RMIT accredited programs you can learn from industry leaders to create and shape the spaces we live and work in.
- Environment and Planning
Business
RMIT’s business programs are practical, responsive to industry trends and anticipate employer needs.
- Economics and Finance
- Management, Business and Administration.
Communication
RMIT is renowned for its expertise in communication and digital media. Modern facilities and industry partnerships allow our students to move fluently between the classroom, studio and workplace
- Journalism
- Media and Communication.
Education
RMIT education programs are led by education specialists with extensive practical experience in teaching, training and workforce development.
- Education and Teaching Practice.
Health science
RMIT’s health and medical sciences programs will help you discover how best to help others. Our purpose built facilities and strong industry links produce health practitioners with skills that are valued around the world.
- Psychology
- Social Work.
Law
RMIT’s justice and legal programs explore the perspectives of business, policy, politics, sociology and criminology in contemporary Australian and international society.
- Justice and Criminology.
Science
Science at RMIT is connected, relevant and focused on making an impact. Strong links and collaboration with industry flow through to the student experience.
- Applied Sciences
- Food Science and Technology
- Biotechnology
- Geospatial Sciences.
Social science
Learn to interpret and influence society with a range of programs addressing emerging issues that affect our local and global communities. Work to empower people, groups and communities and contribute to combating social and economic inequalities in a time of rapid social transformation.
- International Development
- Disaster Design and Development
- Social Work
- Public Policy
- Psychology.
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