Information about a program can be found on the program page, via the program guides, or by contacting Student Recruitment.
If your program requires assumed knowledge or prerequisites for admission, it will be detailed under the Entry requirements and admissions on the program page.
For courses within the program that require assumed knowledge, this will be listed on the course guides in the handbook.
You can find out about upcoming intakes, campuses and study modes in the information summary at the top of the program page, or on the program plan page (found under "Location").
If your program is open for applications, or will be soon, you will be able to find application dates under application deadlines, which can be found on the top of the program page, and important dates for students. You can find out about upcoming program intakes in the information summary at the top of the program page.
Program outcomes, including career options and further study, can be found on the program page.
For career information, including potential job titles and/or industries and organisations can be found under Career, and further study opportunities, if available, can be found under Further studies.
Information about program duration can be found in the information summary at the top of the program page.
Some programs may include:
If a program does include particular requirements, they will be noted under the Entry requirements and admissions section of a program page, including Inherent requirements and Additional information.
Opportunities for credit, advanced standing and recognition of prior learning can be found under Credits and exemptions on the program page (if relevant) on the program page, or within RMIT's Admission and Credit Policy, or within RMIT’s Apply for credit.
If a key contact is available for a program, it will be noted under Key contacts in the Details section of the program page. If a key contact is not available for a program, reach out to Contact Us for more information.
The process for applying to a course at RMIT varies by level of study, and if you're a local or international student.
Ready to apply? RMIT’s standard closing date for receiving applications vary by level of study each intake.
Please note, some courses have their own closing date and enrolments are subject to places and availability. As such, applicants are encouraged to apply as soon as possible.
If you require a student visa, you will also need to allow additional time to apply for your visa.
For further information, contact us.
This information can be found under the Entry requirements and admissions on a program page.
Refer to your acceptance email, or find out how to defer your place before you start.
You may want to contact your Student Recruitment Consultant for advice or guidance.
If you are dissatisfied with the outcome of your application for admission, you may seek a formal review of a selection decision in accordance with RMIT’s Selection Procedure.
Your fees depend on your level of study and course.
Learn more about requirements and support for local students, including tuition fees, scholarships, additional fees and expenses and the payment methods.
The payment deadline for tuition fees is 8pm Vietnam (ICT time), Friday week 3 of the semester, except for Block courses and Intensive postgraduate courses as follows:
You can also find dates listed in important dates.
For more questions about the tuition fees for current students, refer the Tuition fees FAQ and support page.
Other fees and expenses throughout your study may include the materials and admin fees listed in the Student Fees and Charges guide.
To learn about refunds and find out if you're eligible for one, visit our Refunds page.
Visit the Scholarships page to find out about scholarships and grants that you may be eligible for.
Student Connect allows you to submit questions or requests about
All of your course materials and learning resources should be available via your Canvas login.
Information about other online learning resources can be found in the Learning Lab and the Library.
Find out how to view and create your timetable on our Class timetables page.
Find out about IT services for students.
If you would like to participate in student representative bodies, find out about the Student Council.
Find out about the services available for wellbeing, community or practical support on our Student support page.
Make sure you know your student rights.
The RMIT Student Council employs advocates who can provide you with free advice and assistance for appeals. If you wish to use this service, you are encouraged to make an appointment as soon as possible.
Find out about student orientation and program induction on the Your orientation page.
Find out what is expected of all RMIT students, and learn what constitutes high, general and academic misconduct on the Conduct page.
Learn about the penalty and appeal process for allegations of student misconduct on the Student Conduct Regulations page.
All information for international students, including health cover requirements, cost of living, accommodation and visa information, can be found on the International student site.
To learn more about:
Visit the Student and student-related complaints page.
You can access a full glossary of current university policies on the Policies site.