MIT Academic Achievement international awards in Australia

The purpose of Melbourne Institute of Technology (MIT)’s Academic Achievement Scholarship is to attract outstanding students and to encourage and nurture continuous development of talent in the field of Business and Information Technology and Engineering. The scholarship is awarded on merit basis and is available each trimester.

• Be an international student enrolled as a full time student in the trimester to which the benefit would apply;
• Have achieved an average overall percentage of 75.0% or more, with no individual result below 70.0% in the preceding trimester and have no fail grades recorded (no exceptions will be considered);
• Have IELTS (academic) result with an overall score of 7.0 with no band less than 6.5. Documentary evidence of a current (test date within two years of date of application) IELTS certification must accompany the application;
• Have completed at least (a minimum) of two trimesters full-time as per course requirements of the program at MIT;
• Have a minimum attendance record of 80% in all scheduled classes;
• Student submission – Each application must be accompanied by a 500-800 words essay outlining why receipt of the scholarship is important;
• Have made the fee payment for the subsequent trimester’s full-time enrolment.
• Not be sponsored by other organisations or governments;
• Have submitted a completed application form before the closing date; and
• Have maintained enrolment in the course in which they commenced.

ELIGIBLE PROGRAMS

Undergraduate program:

Bachelor of Business

Bachelor of Networking

Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Telecommunications)

Postgraduate program:

Master of Professional Accounting

Master of Networking

Master of Engineering (Telecommunications)

Successful applicants who are awarded a scholarship will receive a one-off payment equivalent to 30% of the tuition fee for the trimester in which the student is enrolled.

Applicants will be required to complete the Scholarship Form in addition to the normal program Application Form.

All applicants who satisfy the eligibility criteria shall be interviewed. Such an interview serves two purposes. First, to verify the information provided by applicants. Secondly, to allow for a verbal communication assessment of the applicant. Effective and easily understood verbal communication/public speaking is vital to be considered an all-round MIT scholar. Applicants who do not meet the criteria at the interview stage will not be considered further.