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or rural/regional area and moving/moved to Melbourne to study at 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
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citizen, an Australian permanent resident or a permanent humanitarian visa holder be enrolled full-time in a Bachelor of Engineering program at RMIT be in your penultimate (second last) year of study in
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qualifications in STEM careers. By funding living expenses and/or RMIT fees, the scholarship will enable recipients to concentrate on excelling in their chosen field, engineering. Mr Withers and one of his
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year of the Bachelor of Food Technology and Nutrition/Bachelor of Business (BP289) at RMIT in semester 1 2025, and have received a program offer by 23 December 2024 *If no Victorian VCE students
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, an Australian permanent resident or an Australian permanent humanitarian visa holder identify as a woman be undertaking full-time study in semester 1 2023 in a single Bachelor of Engineering degree and be either
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2024 in a science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM) bachelor degree have at least one year of full-time study left be able to demonstrate circumstance/s which impact your ability to study
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full time in semester 1 and 2 in your first year of a diploma, advanced diploma or undergraduate degree program at RMIT in 2023 have completed Year 12 of the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE
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The RMIT Welcome Scholarship in conjunction with the Sam and Nina Narodowski Asylum Seeker Scholarship has been established in recognition of the financial hardship that is faced by individuals from
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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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Engineering (Honours) program at RMIT in one of the following disciplines: Civil and Infrastructure Engineering Electrical Engineering Electrical and Electronic Engineering not be committed to another employer