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This scholarship provides: 100% of tuition fees paid 100% of Student Services and Amenities Fees (SSAF) paid The opportunity to learn and work within the Essendon Football Club This scholarship
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, migrant or disadvantaged backgrounds to acquire English language skills at RMIT. David Phillips was born in South Africa in 1959 and immigrated to Melbourne with his parents, Norma and Julian, in 1962. He
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This scholarship provides: $5,000 for one year an opportunity for paid work, a work integrated learning (WIL) activity or vacation employment may be offered with Spatial Vision at the end
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1938/39 and began new lives. The opportunity to study nursing gave Inge Littauer the incentive to learn English, gain a recognised qualification and in turn contribute in practical ways to her community
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work integrated learning (WIL) placement (also known as internship, practicum, fieldwork, co-op) as an essential part of your studies (either core course or elective) during 2025 be able to demonstrate
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of Arts (Fine Art) in 2008. He was a natural artist who learned how to utilise his talents during his education at RMIT and how to co-ordinate his many talents and love of art together. Gavin sadly passed
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exacerbation of an existing condition) understand you will be offered support by RMIT’s Equitable Learning Service to assist you with your academic success. View the Coursework Scholarships Office’s terms and
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Office’s terms and conditions (PDF, 698KB) . To learn more about the grant, visit RMIT Culture . To learn more about the grant, visit RMIT Culture . Email culture@rmit.edu.au or contact the Coursework
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needed to prioritise working over my university studies. Therefore, this would have affected my ability to remain up to date with my learning whilst impacting on my ability to achieve my best and to be
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placements/work integrated learning (WIL). Who can apply: AUS, NZ, AUS PR, PHV worth up to $331.65 per week UGRD Now open 14 December 2025 School of Art Honours Travel Grant For art honours students who can