Coursework scholarships

For students who identify as a woman in the first or second year of a Bachelor of Engineering who are Indigenous, relocating to study, or can demonstrate financial hardship; worth up to $5,000.

For Bachelor of Arts (Music Industry) students who can demonstrate circumstances impacting their education; worth up to $5,000.

For a Bachelor of Arts (Music Industry) student undertaking an overseas study mobility activity who can demonstrate circumstances impacting their education; worth up to $5,000.

For Bachelor of Engineering students who identify as a woman; worth $5,000 per annum plus paid work.

For students enrolled in programs of significance to Boeing; worth $5,000.

For Urban Planning students who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $4,500.

For Bachelor of Architectural Design or Master of Architecture students who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $30,000.

For project and construction management and building and construction students passionate about a career in the industry; worth $5,000.

For women in their third or fourth year of study in construction or project management; worth $5,000

For Indigenous students enrolling full-time in their second year of an undergraduate degree who can demonstrate financial hardship and other circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $20,000.

For full-time Architecture students who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $37,500.

For students who need to relocate to study at RMIT in Melbourne; provides a rental subsidy worth up to $13,754 for accommodation at UniLodge Melbourne CBD.

For students who need to relocate to study at RMIT in Melbourne; provides a rental subsidy worth up to $14,014 for accommodation at UniLodge Melbourne Central.

For students who need to relocate to study at RMIT in Melbourne; provides a rental subsidy worth up to $19,984 for accommodation at UniLodge Melbourne City.

For journalism students who need assistance with accommodation expenses who demonstrate financial hardship; worth up to $2,873.44.

For vocational and undergraduate students studying property, accounting, commerce, economics, finance, and financial planning who are from a diverse background and/or can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $40,000.

For students enrolled full-time in the ELICOS English for Academic Purposes (EAP) Program who can demonstrate hardship; worth $5,000.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander, refugee, or asylum seeker postgraduate by coursework students in a STEM discipline; worth up to $8,500.

For a student enrolled full-time in the Bachelor of Psychology (Honours) or the Master of Clinical Psychology, who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $5,000.

For students enrolled full-time in an aviation program at RMIT’s Bendigo campus; worth up to $15,000.

For construction and project management students who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $10,000.

For Bachelor of Applied Science (Aviation) students in third or fourth year in 2025 with a preference for those experiencing circumstances impacting their study; worth up to $10,000

For students who need to relocate to study at RMIT in Melbourne; provides a rental subsidy worth up to $12,804.

For undergraduate students with a disability, long-term medical or neurodiverse condition which impacts their study; worth up to $10,000 per year.

For current or former refugee students who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $35,000.

For Bachelor of Engineering students who can demonstrate academic achievement and other circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $28,000.

For students commencing a diploma or degree who can demonstrate financial hardship and other circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $125,000.

For diploma and degree students who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $1,000.

For Essendon Education Academy students undertaking the dual Diploma of Business with the Diploma of Leadership and Management who love sport and can demonstrate circumstances impacting their education; worth 100% of tuition fees paid.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students in a certificate IV or diploma; worth up to $28,000.

For STEM bachelor students who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $30,000.

For Bachelor of Business (Logistics and Supply Chain Management) students who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $40,000.

For students enrolled in the Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) program who can demonstrate artistic merit and circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $1,300.

For Indigenous students enrolled in a Bachelor of Arts, worth up to $10,000.

For students who identify as a woman in their second year of an environmental science, urban and regional planning, environmental engineering or sustainable systems engineering bachelor's degree; worth $8,000.

For Bachelor of Fashion (Design) students in their second, third or honours year, with outstanding academic results, who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $10,000.

For STEM students who identify as a woman and can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $20,000.

For students enrolled full-time in a nursing diploma or undergraduate degree, who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth $3,000.

For first or second year computing technology students who identify as a woman and can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $5,000.

For students who identify as a woman and can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $25,000.

For students who need to relocate to study at RMIT in Melbourne; provides a rental subsidy worth up to $13,754 for accommodation at UniLodge Melbourne CBD.

For students who need to relocate to study at RMIT in Melbourne; provides a rental subsidy worth up to $14,014 for accommodation at UniLodge Melbourne Central.

For students who need to relocate to study at RMIT in Melbourne; provides a rental subsidy worth up to $19,984 for accommodation at UniLodge Melbourne City.

For students who need to relocate to study at RMIT in Melbourne; provides a rental subsidy worth up to $24,388 for accommodation at UniLodge Royal Melbourne.

For students who need to relocate to study at RMIT in Melbourne; provides a rental subsidy worth up to $12,804.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander undergraduate degree and postgraduate by coursework students from interstate or rural/regional Victoria; worth up to $49,000.

For commencing students moving to Melbourne or Bendigo to study at RMIT; worth up to $6,000.

For Australian Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students who need to relocate to study at RMIT in Melbourne; worth up to $30,000.

For students who need to relocate to study at RMIT in Melbourne; provides a rental subsidy worth up to $9,984.

For students who are moving to Melbourne to study at RMIT Bundoora; provides a rental subsidy worth up to $7,000 at UniLodge @ RMIT Bundoora - Walert House.

For students who need to relocate to study at RMIT in Melbourne; provides a rental subsidy worth up to $9,658 for accommodation at Yugo University Square.

For students enrolling full-time in a food technology and nutrition/business program; worth $3,900.

For third year Civil and Infrastructure Engineering students; worth $5,000 per year for two years and an eight week paid work experience placement.

For students who identify as a woman commencing a Bachelor of Construction Management (Honours) degree at RMIT with high ATAR results; worth $5,000.

For students who identify as a woman commencing a Bachelor of Project Management (Honours) degree at RMIT with high ATAR results; worth $5,000.

For students who identify as a woman commencing a Bachelor of Property Development, Investment and Valuation (Honours) degree at RMIT with high ATAR results; worth $5,000.

For a RMIT apprentice; worth up to $2,500.

For students enrolled in programs of significance to Boeing; worth $5,000.

For full-time Architecture students who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $37,500.

For electrical engineering students who identify as a woman with a GPA of 2.5 or higher; worth $5,000 per year for up to three years.

For Bachelor of Engineering students who can demonstrate academic achievement and other circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $28,000.

For students commencing a diploma or degree who can demonstrate financial hardship and other circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $125,000.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students commencing an Executive MBA (EMBA); worth up to $66,240

For Bachelor of Engineering students with a GPA of 3.0 or higher in their penultimate year of study; worth $5,000 for one year.

For Bachelor of Business (Logistics and Supply Chain Management) students who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $40,000.

For bachelor degree students with academic ability, leadership potential and a passion for community involvement; worth up to $24,000.

For students who identify as a woman in their second year of an environmental science, urban and regional planning, environmental engineering or sustainable systems engineering bachelor's degree; worth $8,000.

For Bachelor of Fashion (Design) students in their second, third or honours year, with outstanding academic results, who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $10,000.

For women studying construction or project management, or energy efficient and sustainable building; worth $7,000, and a paid position in the Hacer 2-year Graduate Program.

For students enrolled in supply chain and logistics programs; worth up to $10,000.

For commencing Bachelor of Arts (Photography) students who demonstrate creative excellence in their photography; worth up to $22,500.

For students who identify as a woman in the penultimate year of their degree, studying an accounting, business, economics or finance program; worth $20,000.

For students who identify as a woman in their third year of the Bachelor of Architectural Design or first year of the Master of Architecture; worth up to $20,000.

For students enrolled full-time in the Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) program; worth up to $27,000.

For Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) students in their second year or above who can demonstrate outstanding academic achievement; worth up to $40,000.

For second, third, or fourth year construction management students with a GPA of 2.7 or higher; worth $10,000 for one year.

For students enrolled in their final year of a Bachelor of Business degree; worth $8,000.

For third and fourth year geospatial science and surveying students; worth $5,000.

For third year health or social work bachelor program students who can demonstrate potential, and financial hardship; worth up to $20,000.

For commencing criminal justice, legal studies or criminology students; worth $7,500 for one year.

For students entering their honours year in science, engineering or technology; worth up to $8,000.

For students who identify as a woman commencing a bachelor's in computer science, data science, information technology or software engineering; worth up to $20,000.

For students who identify as a woman commencing a Bachelor of Engineering; worth up to $20,000.

For second year Associate Degree in Aviation (Professional Pilots) students; worth $10,000.

For students commencing an engineering degree at RMIT; worth up to $32,000.

For art honours students who can demonstrate outstanding academic achievement; worth up to $4,000.

For commencing Bachelor of Engineering students; worth up to $80,000.

For students who are architects; worth up to $30,000.

For students planning to undertake a Global Experience semester exchange; worth $10,000.

For students enrolled full-time in a media and communication program who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $15,000.

For students commencing a technology-related degree; worth up to $15,000.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students working, or intending to work in the social and emotional well-being workforce, enrolled in related programs; worth up to $135,000 for tuition fees, SSAF and financial support.

For students who identify as a woman in the first or second year of a Bachelor of Engineering who are Indigenous, relocating to study, or can demonstrate financial hardship; worth up to $5,000.

For first-year or second-year Indigenous Bachelor of Engineering students; worth up to $40,000

For project and construction management and building and construction students passionate about a career in the industry; worth $5,000.

For Indigenous students enrolling full-time in their second year of an undergraduate degree who can demonstrate financial hardship and other circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $20,000.

For full-time Architecture students who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $37,500.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander, refugee, or asylum seeker postgraduate by coursework students in a STEM discipline; worth up to $8,500.

For diploma and degree students who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $1,000.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students in a certificate IV or diploma; worth up to $28,000.

For commencing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students; worth up to $500.

For Indigenous business, marketing and communication students enrolled in a relevant diploma or undergraduate degree program; worth up to $60,000 and a paid graduate position.

For students who identify as a woman and can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $25,000.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander undergraduate degree and postgraduate by coursework students from interstate or rural/regional Victoria; worth up to $49,000.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander undergraduate degree and postgraduate by coursework students; worth up to $42,000.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students to assist with various costs that may impede the continuation of study.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students in a business or law program; worth up to $10,000.

For students commencing a Juris Doctor; worth up to $129,600

For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander postgraduate by coursework students; worth up to $12,000.

For commencing students moving to Melbourne or Bendigo to study at RMIT; worth up to $6,000.

For Australian Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students who need to relocate to study at RMIT in Melbourne; worth up to $30,000.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students; worth up to $3,000.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander and Afghan students who identify as a woman enrolled in a vocational or higher education program who can demonstrate financial hardship; worth up to $20,000.

For an Indigenous visual art/fine art undergraduate student who can demonstrate artistic merit and circumstance/s impacting their education; worth up to $30,000.

Supporting a RMIT student who wishes to realise an artistic project that explores the exchange of culture in Australia; worth $10,000.

For students enrolled full-time in the ELICOS English for Academic Purposes (EAP) Program who can demonstrate hardship; worth $5,000.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander, refugee, or asylum seeker postgraduate by coursework students in a STEM discipline; worth up to $8,500.

For undergraduate students with a disability, long-term medical or neurodiverse condition which impacts their study; worth up to $10,000 per year.

For students enrolled in the Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) program who can demonstrate artistic merit and circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $1,300.

For students who identify as a woman in their third year of the Bachelor of Architectural Design or first year of the Master of Architecture; worth up to $20,000.

For students enrolled full-time in the Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) program; worth up to $27,000.

For Thailand born students studying full-time in an undergraduate or postgraduate by coursework program who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $20,000.

For students in vocational or higher education programs who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $5,000.

For people seeking asylum enrolling in a vocational or undergraduate program.

For art honours students who can demonstrate outstanding academic achievement; worth up to $4,000.

For students who are architects; worth up to $30,000.

For students who identify as a woman in the first or second year of a Bachelor of Engineering who are Indigenous, relocating to study, or can demonstrate financial hardship; worth up to $5,000.

For current or future Australian Women in Security Network (AWSN) members who identify as a woman, that are seeking to upskill or reskill to transition into a career in cyber security; worth full tuition fees and Student Services and Amenities Fees (SSAF) paid.

For first-year or second-year Bachelor of Engineering students, who identify as a woman and are from a rural/regional area; worth up to $60,000.

For Bachelor of Engineering students who identify as a woman; worth $5,000 per annum plus paid work.

For students who identify as a woman commencing a Bachelor of Construction Management (Honours) degree at RMIT with high ATAR results; worth $5,000.

For students who identify as a woman commencing a Bachelor of Project Management (Honours) degree at RMIT with high ATAR results; worth $5,000.

For students who identify as a woman commencing a Bachelor of Property Development, Investment and Valuation (Honours) degree at RMIT with high ATAR results; worth $5,000.

For project and construction management and building and construction students passionate about a career in the industry; worth $5,000.

For women in their third or fourth year of study in construction or project management; worth $5,000

For students who identify as a woman progressing from an engineering program to specialise in electrical or electronic engineering; worth up to $15,000.

For electrical engineering students who identify as a woman with a GPA of 2.5 or higher; worth $5,000 per year for up to three years.

For a civil engineering student who identifies as a woman and has an affinity for the civil construction industry; worth $7,000 per year.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students commencing an Executive MBA (EMBA); worth up to $66,240

For students who identify as a woman enrolled full-time in a laboratory medicine program who can demonstrate financial hardship, academic ability and are involved in their community; worth up to $7,500.

For students who identify as a woman in their second year of an environmental science, urban and regional planning, environmental engineering or sustainable systems engineering bachelor's degree; worth $8,000.

For women studying construction or project management, or energy efficient and sustainable building; worth $7,000, and a paid position in the Hacer 2-year Graduate Program.

For STEM students who identify as a woman and can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $20,000.

For first or second year computing technology students who identify as a woman and can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $5,000.

For students who identify as a woman in the penultimate year of their degree, studying an accounting, business, economics or finance program; worth $20,000.

For students who identify as a woman and can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $25,000.

For students who identify as a woman enrolled full-time in a bachelor's degree, who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $35,000.

For students who identify as a woman in their third year of the Bachelor of Architectural Design or first year of the Master of Architecture; worth up to $20,000.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students in a business or law program; worth up to $10,000.

For commencing construction or project management students who identify as a woman; worth $5,000.

For Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Infrastructure) students who identify as a woman who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $10,000 per year.

For students who identify as a woman commencing a bachelor's in computer science, data science, information technology or software engineering; worth up to $20,000.

For students who identify as a woman commencing a Bachelor of Engineering; worth up to $20,000.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander and Afghan students who identify as a woman enrolled in a vocational or higher education program who can demonstrate financial hardship; worth up to $20,000.

For students who identify as women born in Palestine/Gaza Strip and studying vocational education or an undergraduate program; worth up to $50,000.

For students who identify as women studying a STEM bachelor program who can demonstrate circumstances impacting their study; worth up to $30,000 

For students commencing a technology-related degree; worth up to $15,000.