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 disadvantage; 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 project and construction management students passionate about a career in the industry; worth $10,000.

For Indigenous students enrolling full-time in their second year of an undergraduate degree who can demonstrate financial disadvantage and other circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $10,000.

For full-time Architecture students who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth $7,500.

For students who need to relocate to study at RMIT in Melbourne; provides a rental subsidy worth up to $13,260 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 $13,520 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 $18,892 for accommodation at UniLodge Melbourne City.

For journalism students who need assistance with accommodation expenses who demonstrate financial disadvantage; worth up to $6,213.72.

For students who identify as a woman and/or Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students enrolled in surveying or geospatial sciences; worth up to $10,000.

For students enrolled full-time in the ELICOS Academic English Program who can demonstrate disadvantage; worth $5,000.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander, refugee, or asylum seeker postgraduate by coursework students in a STEM discipline; worth $8,500 for up to one year ($4,250 per semester).

For postgraduate by coursework students enrolled full-time in a health-related discipline 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 Australian Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students undertaking the Bachelor of Arts (Fine Arts) or Bachelor of Arts (Fine Arts) (Honours) with their artistic practice in gold or silversmithing; worth up to $7,000 per annum.

For construction and project management students who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth $7,500.

For students who need to relocate to study at RMIT in Melbourne; provides a rental subsidy worth up to $10,890.

For current or former refugee students who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth $7,000.

For Bachelor of Engineering students who can demonstrate academic achievement and other circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $7,000.

For students commencing a diploma or degree who can demonstrate financial disadvantage and other circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $25,000.

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 $7,000 per year.

For Bachelor of Business (Logistics and Supply Chain Management) students who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth $10,000 per annum.

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 Master of Photography; worth up to $10,000 per year for two years and includes a presentation at the PHOTO Festival

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 degree; worth $10,000.

For second year or honours year Bachelor of Fashion (Design) students with outstanding academic results, who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth $7,000.

For STEMM students who identify as a woman and can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth $5,000 ($2,500 per semester).

For students enrolled full-time in a nursing diploma or degree program 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 $10,000 per annum.

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

For students who identify as a woman enrolling full-time in a bachelor degree program, who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $7,000 per year.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander degree and postgraduate by coursework students; worth $6,000 per year.

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

For Associate and Bachelor degree students in their second year or higher who can demonstrate financial disadvantage and other circumstances which impact their study; worth $7,000.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students enrolling in a postgraduate human resources program who identify as a woman; worth up to $5,000.

For Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) students in their second year or above who can demonstrate outstanding academic achievement; worth up to $8,000.

For students who need to relocate to study at RMIT in Melbourne; provides a rental subsidy worth up to $13,260 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 $13,520 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 $18,892 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 $12,194 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 $10,890.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander degree and postgraduate by coursework students from interstate or rural/regional Victoria; worth $7,000 per year for standard duration of program.

For students who need to relocate to study at RMIT in Melbourne; provides a rental subsidy worth up to $11,736.

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 $6,000, provides accommodation assistance.

For students who need to relocate to study at RMIT in Melbourne; provides a rental subsidy worth up to $10,536.

For students who are moving to Melbourne to study at RMIT Bundoora; provides a rental subsidy worth up to $8,750 at UniLodge @ RMIT Bundoora - Walert House.

For Bachelor of Applied Science (Aviation) students; worth $3,000.

For students enrolling full-time in a food technology/management program; worth $5,000 per year.

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 Applied Science (Construction Management) (Honours) degree at RMIT with high ATAR results; worth $5,000.

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

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

For an RMIT apprentice; worth up to $2,000.

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

For undergraduate property and valuation students who can demonstrate academic achievement; worth $5,000 for one year.

For full-time Architecture students who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth $7,500.

For final year property and valuation students with a GPA of 2.5 or higher; worth $10,000 for one year.

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

For students who identify as a woman and/or Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students enrolled in surveying or geospatial sciences; worth up to $10,000.

For Graduate Certificate in Digital Health students who are employed in a health care setting and have successfully completed the required digital health credentials; worth up to $10,800.

For students enrolled in Supply Chain and Logistics programs; worth up to $10,000.

For students who are elite athletes; worth $10,000.

For Bachelor of Engineering students who can demonstrate academic achievement and other circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $7,000.

For students commencing a diploma or degree who can demonstrate financial disadvantage and other circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $25,000.

For students commencing the Executive Master of Business Administration; worth 50% or 100% tuition fees paid.

For students in their final year of an environmental science or engineering program; worth $5,000.

For final year property and valuation degree students; worth $10,000 plus paid work experience.

For Bachelor of Business (Logistics and Supply Chain Management) students who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth $10,000 per annum.

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 degree; worth $10,000.

For second year or honours year Bachelor of Fashion (Design) students with outstanding academic results, who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth $7,000.

For construction management, project management or energy efficient and sustainable building students who identify as a woman; worth $5,000, and a paid position in the Hacer Group 2-year Graduate Program.

For commencing Bachelor of Arts (Photography) students who demonstrate creative excellence in their photography; worth $7,500 p.a.

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 $10,000.

For students enrolled full-time in the Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) program; worth up to $8,000.

For Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) students in their second year or above who can demonstrate outstanding academic achievement; worth up to $8,000.

For second year construction management students with a GPA of 2.7 or higher; worth $7,500 for one year.

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

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

For students enrolling in third year in 2021 in Electrical, Mechanical, Telecommunications or Electrical and Electronic Engineering.

For third year health or social work bachelor program students who can demonstrate potential and financial disadvantage; 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 $7,000.

For students who identify as a woman commencing a Bachelor in computer science, data science, information technology or software engineering; worth $5,000 per year.

For students who identify as a woman commencing a Bachelor of Engineering; worth $5,000 per year.

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 disadvantage; worth up to $5,000.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students commencing a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture Design; worth up to $5,000.

For project and construction management students passionate about a career in the industry; worth $10,000.

For Indigenous students enrolling full-time in their second year of an undergraduate degree who can demonstrate financial disadvantage and other circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $10,000.

For full-time Architecture students who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth $7,500.

For students who identify as a woman and/or Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students enrolled in surveying or geospatial sciences; worth up to $10,000.

For Graduate Certificate in Digital Health students who are employed in a health care setting and have successfully completed the required digital health credentials; worth up to $10,800.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander, refugee, or asylum seeker postgraduate by coursework students in a STEM discipline; worth $8,500 for up to one year ($4,250 per semester).

For Australian Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students undertaking the Bachelor of Arts (Fine Arts) or Bachelor of Arts (Fine Arts) (Honours) with their artistic practice in gold or silversmithing; worth up to $7,000 per annum.

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 $7,000 per year.

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

For Indigenous students enrolled in a Master of Photography; worth up to $10,000 per year for two years and includes a presentation at the PHOTO Festival

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

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander degree and postgraduate by coursework students from interstate or rural/regional Victoria; worth $7,000 per year for standard duration of program.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander degree and postgraduate by coursework students; worth $6,000 per year.

For Indigenous students commencing the EMBA or MBA; worth 100% of tuition fees paid

For Indigenous students commencing the Juris Doctor; worth 100% of tuition fees paid.

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 enrolling in a postgraduate human resources program who identify as a woman; worth up to $5,000.

For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander postgraduate by coursework students; worth up to $3,000.

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 $6,000, provides accommodation assistance.

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 disadvantage; worth up to $10,000 per annum.

For students who identify as a woman enrolling in their first year of geospatial sciences; worth $5,000 for one year.

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

Supporting an 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 Academic English Program who can demonstrate disadvantage; worth $5,000.

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 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 $10,000.

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

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

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

For project and construction management students passionate about a career in the industry; worth $10,000.

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

For students who identify as a woman and/or Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students enrolled in surveying or geospatial sciences; worth up to $10,000.

For students commencing the Executive Master of Business Administration; worth 50% or 100% tuition fees paid.

For students who identify as a woman enrolled full-time in a laboratory medicine program who are financially disadvantaged, demonstrate 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 degree; worth $10,000.

For construction management, project management or energy efficient and sustainable building students who identify as a woman; worth $5,000, and a paid position in the Hacer Group 2-year Graduate Program.

For STEMM students who identify as a woman and can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth $5,000 ($2,500 per semester).

For first or second year computing technology students who identify as a woman, and can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $10,000 per annum.

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 $5,000 per year.

For students who identify as a woman enrolling full-time in a bachelor degree program, who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $7,000 per year.

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 $10,000.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students enrolling in a postgraduate human resources program who identify as a woman; worth up to $5,000.

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

For students who identify as a woman commencing a Bachelor in computer science, data science, information technology or software engineering; worth $5,000 per year.

For students who identify as a woman commencing a Bachelor of Engineering; worth $5,000 per year.

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 disadvantage; worth up to $10,000 per annum.

For students who identify as a woman enrolling in their first year of geospatial sciences; worth $5,000 for one year.

For students commencing a technology-related degree; worth $5,000.

For Engineering students who identify as a woman in their second to fourth year who can demonstrate disadvantage; worth $5,000.

For students who identify as a woman commencing studies in accountancy, economics, finance or financial planning; worth up to $5,000 paid as a contribution towards tuition fees.