RMIT Foundation Studies Scholarship 2025

  About the Positions RMIT Foundation Studies Scholarship 2025 The RMIT Foundation Studies Scholarship is designed to provide financial assistance to high-achieving international students commencing their Foundation Studies program at RMIT University. This initiative aims to support talented individuals in their educational journey and set the stage for future academic success in Australia. This scholarship is a one-off payment toward tuition fees and is available exclusively to new international students enrolling in the February 2025 intake for any stream of the Foundation Studies program. Scholarship Overview Scholarship type: One-off payment Stipend value: AU$5,000 Number of scholarships available: 25 Duration: One-off payment Study Level: Foundation Studies Study Course: Any stream of Foundation Studies program Citizen type: International students Deadline: 13 January 2025 Eligibility Criteria To be eligible for this scholarship, applicants must: Be an international student...

Western Sydney International Scholarships – Undergraduate 2025

 

Western Sydney

About the positions

Western Sydney International Scholarships – Undergraduate 2025

This scholarship opportunity is offered by Western Sydney University to support exceptional international students in pursuing undergraduate studies. The scholarship is designed to attract high-achieving students from around the world to study in Australia and aims to reduce the financial burden of tuition fees for those commencing a new course of study in 2025. All new applications for admission to eligible undergraduate programs will automatically be considered for the scholarship.

 Scholarships Overview

  • Scholarship type: Tuition fee contribution
  • Stipend value:
    • $6,000 per year contribution towards tuition fees (up to 240 credit points or three years maximum)
    • $3,000 per year contribution towards tuition fees (up to 240 credit points or three years maximum)
  • Minimum Award: All successful applicants will receive a minimum scholarship valued at $3,000, with the $6,000 value awarded based on academic achievement in previous studies.
  • Other supports: None specified
  • Health insurance: Not covered
  • Study Level: Undergraduate degree programs
  • Study Course: All CRICOS registered undergraduate degrees (excluding Bachelor of Clinical Science (Medicine)/Doctor of Medicine and Bachelor of Nursing)
  • Citizen type: International students only
  • Number of positions: Limited (granted on a first-come-first-served basis)
  • Duration: Up to 240 credit points or three years maximum
  • Application period: Scholarships are granted on a first-come-first-served basis until filled. Early acceptance is advised.

Eligibility Criteria 

To be eligible for this scholarship, applicants must:

  • Be an international student, not an Australian citizen, New Zealand citizen, or permanent resident of Australia. (The scholarship will discontinue if visa status changes during the study period.)
  • Commence a new undergraduate program of study in 2025 for the first time.
  • Be applying to study in a CRICOS registered undergraduate degree program.
  • Satisfy the academic eligibility requirements for either the $6,000 or $3,000 multi-year scholarship.
  • Satisfy all other admission requirements and accept their admission offer.

Applicants are not eligible for the scholarship if they:

  • Are a citizen of Australia or New Zealand or hold permanent residency in Australia.
  • Are a study abroad or exchange student coming to the University.
  • Are currently enrolled in an undergraduate degree program at Western Sydney University.
  • Do not commence study in the session and year indicated in their offer or attempt to defer commencement.
  • Are granted more than 160 credit points in advanced standing.
  • Study fewer than 80 credit points to complete the program.
  • Are applying to study a program located at the Sydney City campus.
  • Have been awarded another scholarship by the University or any other organization that covers the cost of tuition fees (fully or partially) at Western Sydney University.

Selection Criteria 

The selection criteria for this scholarship are based on:

  • Academic Achievement: Performance in a completed Year 12 qualification or equivalent recognized by Western Sydney University for admission.
  • No separate scholarship application is necessary. All new coursework applications for admission will automatically be considered for a scholarship.

How to Apply

  • Application Process: No separate application is required for the scholarship. All new applications for admission to eligible undergraduate programs will automatically be considered.
  • Offer of Admission: Successful applicants will have their scholarship offer detailed in their Offer of Admission letter.

Contact 

Visit the University Website to apply and for further details on this scholarship.

(Also apply for  Monash University Maxwell King Scholarship 2024)

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