RMIT UP Academic English Bursary for Latin American students

Applications open

Applications are now open for 2026

Applications close

December 2026 (or until all places are filled)

Value

35% of the total program fee for an Academic English course

Eligibility

Citizens of Latin American countries enrolled in an RMIT UP Academic English course

If you are a citizen of a Latin American country this bursary provides a tuition fee discount on your Academic English course.

Value and benefits

For 2026 commencement:

  • 35% of the total program fee for an Academic English course (you pay $355 per week after the discount)
  • Enrolment fee of $260 to be waived.

Eligibility

In order to qualify for this scholarship you must:

  • be a citizen of Latin America countries
  • applying from Australia or overseas
  • enrol in an Academic English course at RMIT University Pathways (RMIT UP) commencing in 2026
  • be a commencing RMIT UP student (including extending your program in Australia).

Terms and conditions

The following terms and conditions apply to this scholarship:

  • The bursary will be paid towards the tuition fees of the Academic English course.
  • Students may apply and be awarded the bursary for more than 10 weeks.
  • This bursary cannot be deferred to another year and must be taken up in the intake year.
  • RMIT has the authority to cease offering this discount at any time.
  • RMIT International may profile scholarship recipients.
  • Successful applicants will be notified; unsuccessful applicants will not be contacted.

For full terms and conditions, please view the International Scholarships Terms and Conditions page.

Step 1: Choose your course

Select a course available for international students.

Step 2: Complete your application

Submit your application to study at RMIT.

Step 3: Accept your offer

Your offer will be issued with the discount applied (subject to availability).

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