study in rmit university

Applicants must: be Australian citizens, permanent residents or holders of a humanitarian visa; have a permanent address located within Victoria; be commencing full-time study at RMIT in the Bachelor of Applied Science (Medical Radiations) Nuclear Medicine stream; have applied for the Bachelor of Applied Science (Medical Radiations) through VTAC having met the selection criteria for the program; submit a Supplementary Information Form to the School of Medical Sciences at RMIT as a part of the VTAC application; and have completed year 12 in the previous year with an Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) of greater than 85.

Applicants must: be Australian citizens; be aged 26 or under as of the 01 January 2016; have either within the last two years: completed Year 12 in Australia with an Australian tertiary admission rank (ATAR) of 65, or are progressing from a relevant vocational education program (e.g. a diploma or advanced diploma) or bridging secondary program with a grade point average (GPA) of 2.5 or greater; and be commencing full time study in one of the approved programs at RMIT University.

 Applicants must: be Australian or New Zealand citizens or Australian permanent residents; be enrolled in the first year of a government-supported diploma, degree, honours or postgraduate coursework program; be studying full-time; not have previously completed an equivalent qualification; be relocating from interstate or a Victorian rural/regional area to study at a Melbourne RMIT campus; be able to demonstrate financial difficulties and educational disadvantage; and not have previously been enrolled at RMIT.

 Applicants must: be Australian citizens; be full-time commencing or continuing students in an undergraduate or full-time TAFE program in the School of Media and Communication at RMIT; be able to demonstrate financial difficulties and/or educational disadvantage; have good academic standing; and have paid all fees and have no outstanding debt to the University.

 Applicants must: be Australian or New Zealand citizens or permanent residents; be enrolled in a full-time program of at least 1 year duration (certificate IV, diploma, bachelor degree, honours or postgraduate coursework); demonstrate financial or educational disadvantage; and not be completing or have previously completed the same or higher level of program. Vocational education students must be enrolled in a government-funded program (excluding apprenticeship and traineeship programs).