Coursework scholarships

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

For a Bachelor of Arts (Music Industry) student undertaking an international mobility activity for credit, who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $5,000.

For students enrolled in programs of significance to Boeing; worth $10,000.

For Urban Planning students who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $5,000.

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

For 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 who have completed between 48 to 156 credit points of an undergraduate degree who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $20,000.

The Career Success WIL Grant offers financial support to eligible bachelor's degree students with a confirmed WIL placement in 2026, experiencing financial hardship through loss of income, or are Centrelink/DVA low-income benefit recipients; worth $1,000.

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 $13,650 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 $12,844 for accommodation at UniLodge Melbourne Flagstaff.

For journalism students who need assistance with accommodation expenses who demonstrate financial hardship; worth up to $4,172.20.

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 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 their third or fourth year, with a preference for those experiencing circumstances which impact 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 $12,408.

For undergraduate students with a disability, long-term medical or neurodiverse condition which impacts their study; worth up to $15,000.

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 $700.

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 which impact their study; worth 100% of tuition fees paid.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students in a certificate IV or diploma; worth up to $45,000.

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 Fine Arts program who can demonstrate artistic merit and circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $1,300.

For second-year students who identify as women, enrolled in a Bachelor of Environmental Science, Urban and Regional Planning, Environmental Engineering or Sustainable Systems Engineering; 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 and health programs, 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 $2,900.

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 Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander undergraduate degree and postgraduate by coursework students; worth up to $49,000.

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

For associate and bachelor's degree students in their second year or higher who can demonstrate financial hardship and other circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $32,000.

For a Bachelor of Industrial Design (Honours) student who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $40,000.

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

For students who need to relocate to study at RMIT in Melbourne; provides a rental subsidy worth up to $13,650 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 $12,844 for accommodation at UniLodge Melbourne Flagstaff.

For students who need to relocate to study at RMIT in Melbourne; provides a rental subsidy worth up to $12,408.

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 students who need to relocate to study at RMIT in Melbourne; provides a rental subsidy worth up to $20,894 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 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 $9,620.

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 $9,328 for accommodation at Yugo University Square.

For students enrolling full-time in a food technology and nutrition/business program; worth up to $11,958.

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 $10,000.

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

For commencing bachelor degree students moving from rural/regional locations, with academic and leadership ability, and a passion for community involvement; worth up to $30,000.

For second-year students who identify as women, enrolled in a Bachelor of Environmental Science, Urban and Regional Planning, Environmental Engineering or Sustainable Systems Engineering; 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 Photography students who demonstrate creative excellence in their photography; worth up to $22,500.

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 $30,000.

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

For third year Bachelor of Science students majoring in Chemistry, who can demonstrate academic achievement and circumstances which impact their study; worth up to $5,000 for one 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 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 Torres Strait Islander students working, or intending to work in the social and emotional well-being workforce, enrolled in related programs; worth up to $180,246.

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

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

For Indigenous students who have completed between 48 to 156 credit points of an undergraduate degree who can demonstrate 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 students in a certificate IV or diploma; worth up to $45,000.

For Indigenous Vocational Education students who can demonstrate circumstances impacting their education; worth up to $20,000.

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 enrolled full-time in a nursing and health programs, who can demonstrate circumstances which impact their study; worth $3,000.

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 $49,000.

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 an Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander student in an undergraduate business, accounting or commerce degree; worth up to $50,000.

For Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander postgraduate by coursework students; worth up to $14,000.

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 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 $7,000.

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 $6,017.

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 undergraduate students with a disability, long-term medical or neurodiverse condition which impacts their study; worth up to $15,000.

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

For students enrolled full-time in the Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) program; worth up to $30,000.

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 $10,000.

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

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 second-year students who identify as women, enrolled in a Bachelor of Environmental Science, Urban and Regional Planning, Environmental Engineering or Sustainable Systems Engineering; 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 $2,900.

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 women in their third or fourth year of electrical engineering with a GPA of 2.5 or higher; worth up to $15,000.

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 $6,017.

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.