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This scholarship provides up to $7,000 per annum for the standard duration of your vocational education program, and then can continue as you progress into an associate or bachelor’s degree program
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terms and conditions include: must demonstrate continued commitment and participation with the RMIT Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community by either attending one social or one cultural activity
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RMIT have previously/are currently living in foster/kinship care or are a ward of the state be from an under-represented background such as completed your secondary education at a School Network Access
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education and work experience? What activities do you undertake that can show a measure of initiative and commitment in your academic and personal life? (E.g., part-time work, community involvement, voluntary
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background and recently migrated to Australia current or former refugee completed secondary school at a School Network Access Program school be passionate about your education. Preference will be given
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1 and 2 for the duration of your studies have completed Year 12 VCE (Victorian Certificate of Education) in a Victorian secondary school in 2024 achieve an Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR
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education and its acceptance in the community. This scholarship commemorates William Beazley, state member for Abbotsford and Speaker of the Legislative Assembly in the early twentieth century. He was a
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Equitable Learning Service to assist you with your academic success. Through sport, education, mentorship, and disability advocacy, The Dylan Alcott Foundation seeks to empower young Australians living with
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in 1947, aged just 22. In the 1940s, John Storey Junior was an active Mechanical Engineering student at RMIT who helped found the Student Representative Council, acted as its first President, and
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body promoting the imaging and consumer electronics industry and promoting photography education for over 35 years. Upon winding up its' operation in 2022, it has donated all remaining funds to RMIT