Eligibility

Eligibility

Transferring to RMIT Melbourne as an RMIT Vietnam student helps you to bridge the gap between local and international study environments.

Transferring to RMIT Melbourne as an RMIT Vietnam students helps you to bridge the gap between local and international study environments. 

If you have already proven your study capacity by successfully completing courses at RMIT in Vietnam, you will also benefit from simpler application requirements and processes for transferring to Melbourne.

Note: Transfer students from RMIT Vietnam are waived with AU$100 application fee.

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RMIT Vietnam current students can apply to transfer to RMIT Melbourne to study and complete your undergraduate program. 

Please be aware that the number of credits transferred might be affected if you transfer to a different program other than your previous study at RMIT Vietnam.

You are required to:

  • be currently enrolled in an RMIT Vietnam Bachelor program and making satisfactory academic progress;
  • successfully complete at least 24 credit points by the time of transfer with no double fail in a single course;
  • have at least 36 credit points remaining in the degree program before transferring*;
  • achieve an overall GPA of 1.0 (out of 4.0) at the time of application**.

* Students of the Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication) (BP222) are required to have at least 72 credits remaining to complete in Melbourne.

** Some programs may have pre-selection requirements.

Programs in Vietnam

Recommended Programs in Australia

Bachelor of Business (BP343)

 Bachelor of Business (BP343)
Bachelor of Business (Economics & Finance) (BP251)
Bachelor of Business (Management) (BP217)
Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management) (BP276)
Bachelor of Business (Logistics & Supply Chain Management) (BP255)
Bachelor of Business (International Business) (BP253)

Bachelor of Digital Marketing (BP318)

Bachelor of Business (Digital Business) (BP324)
Bachelor of Design (Digital Media) (BP309) Bachelor of Design (Digital Media) (BP309)
Bachelor of Fashion (Enterprise) (BP327) Bachelor of Fashion (Enterprise) (BP327)
Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication) (BP222) Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication) (BP222)
Bachelor of Design (Games) (BP214) Bachelor of Design (Games) (BP214)
Bachelor of Information Technology (BP162) Bachelor of Information Technology (BP162)
Bachelor Of Engineering (Electronic and Computer Systems Engineering) (Honours) (BH073) Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic and Computer System Engineering) (Honours) (BH073)
Bachelor of Applied Science (Aviation) (BP070) Bachelor of Applied Science (Aviation) (BP070)
Bachelor of Psychology (BP154) Bachelor of Psychology (BP154)
Bachelor of Science (Food Technology and Nutrition) (BP199) Bachelor of Science (Food Technology and Nutrition) (BP199)

RMIT Vietnam current Master students or current Graduate Certificate students can apply to transfer and complete your degree at RMIT Melbourne. 
Mode of study at RMIT Melbourne: full-time.

You are required to:

  • be currently enrolled in an RMIT Vietnam Masters program and making satisfactory academic progress;
  • successfully complete at least 24 credit points by the time of transfer with no double fail in a single course;
  • have at least three 36 credit points remaining in the degree programs before transferring;
  • achieve a program GPA of 1.0 out of 4.0) at the time of application

Current Graduate Certificate students are required to successfully complete your Graduate Certificate program with a GPA of 1.0 or above, with no double fail in a single course at the time of application.

Possible programs to transfer are:

RMIT Vietnam

RMIT Melbourne
Master of International Business Master of International Business

Master of Business Administration

 Master of Business Administration
Master of Cyber Security Master of Cyber Security
Master of Artificial Intelligence Master of Artificial Intelligence

Fails leading to the repetition of required courses as part of your degrees or the previous refusal of a visa may cause delay in the application process or affect the application results.