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Australia Awards are prestigious international scholarships and fellowships funded by the Australian Government offering the next generation of global leaders an opportunity to undertake study, research and professional development. The study and research opportunities provided by Australia Awards Scholarships develop skills and knowledge of individuals to drive change and contribute to the development outcomes of their own country.
If you are a citizen of a Latin American country this bursary provides a tuition fee discount on your ELICOS program.
Medibank is the preferred OSHC provider for RMIT international students. This scholarship is available to international students which can contribute towards your tuition fees. The total value of the scholarship is AU$2,000, one-off payment towards future tuition fee to be paid after the first census date.
RMIT has two stipend scholarships available. The RTP Stipend Scholarship (RSS) and the RMIT Research Stipend Scholarship (RRSS). RSS scholarships are funded by the Australian government and RRSS scholarships are funded by RMIT University. When you apply for a research scholarship through one of the University’s rounds, you will automatically be considered for all the scholarships for which you are eligible.
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I believe that to become successful, business should not only be learned from classrooms and textbooks but with real experience. Studying business and finance at RMIT offered a great commercial environment where you can not only learn from the classroom, but from interacting with the people in the Central Business District.
I knew I would return to China once I graduated from RMIT, so the China experience had become crucial if I wanted to secure an ideal job in a Chinese company.
When I was completing my degree, RMIT partnered with a reputable Chinese University to offer a China Law subject. I benefited from that global opportunity arranged by RMIT.
The best highlights of my time at RMIT have been the times when I discovered myself. Until I moved here, I used to just be part of the crowd. I used to just apply myself and wonder if I would get through. But when I started doing things on my own, as an individual, I was able to build up some confidence on my own and that helped me to stand out.
The flexibility offered by RMIT is really good. I was working full time when I started the MBA so I studied part-time, then eventually transitioned to full-time. That was a positive of the program for me, being able to change my subjects and workload as needed. The RMIT city campus is a beautiful campus and it’s in a great location.
I used the MBA to open doors to a lot of experiences. I went on exchange to a conference on social innovation at the University of Cambridge. I did an internship at Pricewaterhouse Cooper in Manila and that was a fantastic experience to be able to work in South East Asia with a completely different culture and at one of the best firms to work for in the world, I learned a lot.
Working at the RMIT Strategy Office was a really good experience. It gave me exposure to different projects and opportunities to apply the theory I was learning. That was an MBA internship, I really found that RMIT was very supportive of students in helping them find work.
At RMIT, I got to try the different kinds of design: branding design, packaging, typography, screen design, and even exhibition design.
Learning all of them allowed me to discover my own interests and specialise in areas that I wanted to further explore.
Also, each of them taught me the underlying concepts and principals for each design branch that I could apply into my own work.