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RMIT Vice-Chancellor’s International Scholarship

Australian universities

Award

A tuition-fee remission for the standard duration of the programme

Awards

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Eligible

International students

Deadline

See official site

Overview

The Vice-Chancellor's International Scholarship is RMIT's headline award for international students commencing an undergraduate or postgraduate coursework programme in Melbourne.

It provides a tuition-fee remission for the standard duration of the programme.

How it is decided

The award is merit-based and assessed from your application, so there is no separate submission to prepare.

The condition that catches people out

You must accept your offer within the published timeframe to retain the award. This is a real risk rather than a formality: an offer holder who waits too long before accepting can lose a scholarship they had already been granted. If you are weighing several offers, note RMIT's acceptance deadline separately and treat it as binding.

Confirm the current remission and the acceptance timeframe on the official RMIT scholarships page below.

Eligibility

Merit-based and assessed from your application; you must accept your offer within the published timeframe to retain the award.

Benefits

A tuition-fee remission for the standard duration of the programme

Frequently asked questions

Who is eligible for the RMIT Vice-Chancellor’s International Scholarship?

Merit-based and assessed from your application; you must accept your offer within the published timeframe to retain the award.

What does the scholarship cover?

A tuition-fee remission for the standard duration of the programme

Apply on official site

Official source: https://www.rmit.edu.au/study-with-us/international-students/scholarships-for-international-students

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