RMIT University

RMIT's study programs are offered across four academic colleges and 19 academic schools.

College of Business and Law

The College of Business and Law delivers engaging and industry relevant education. It is well known for its applied research and is among the largest business schools in the Asia-Pacific region. It comprises six schools offering programs from traineeship to PhD levels.

College of Design and Social Context

The College of Design and Social Context teaches programs in architecture, art, design, education, fashion, media and communication, property management and social studies. Students can study these programs across RMIT schools from three Melbourne campuses. Studies are designed to meet personal, professional, and vocational needs with a focus on academic excellence and employment outcomes.

STEM College

The STEM College comprises of four schools across Melbourne's City and Bundoora campuses, offering programs that range from certificates through to PhDs in sciences, engineering, computing technologies and health and medical sciences.

Its globally recognised researchers supported by state-of the-art facilities work to address issues of global importance and concerns at local, national, and international levels.

College of Vocational Education

The College of Vocational Education offers study options in the areas of design and technology, business, media, engineering technology, art and communication, nursing, social care, myotherapy, computer science, dental studies, trades, and the built environment. High quality vocational (TAFE) courses are available as diplomas, advanced diplomas, certificates, and associate degrees.

The English for Academic Purposes program helps students prepare for their success at the university by teaching them academic language, as well as using materials suitable for the academic coursework. Students will also practice university level study skills through this program.

One of the distinctive features of this program is that it is taught utilising a task-centred approach, providing students with several opportunities to practice what they learn. It not only promotes the progress of language and academic skills, but also provides opportunities to enrich students' international experience.

Some of the entry requirements students will need to meet include:

University entry requirements

RMIT University requires students to meet the minimum language and age requirements.

Program entry requirements

Students must check program specific entry requirements. In case they do not meet these requirements, they must take up vocational education and foundation programs that offer pathway options.

Selection tasks

Students may also be required to attend an interview, submit a portfolio, and provide some more information for the pre-selection kit.

RMIT's international and national campuses feature among the world's most top-notch facilities and award-winning buildings.

Explore the RMIT campus with a virtual campus tour.

Innovative campus

In 2017, the RMIT City campus invested in new student study spaces, studio facilities, better library facilities, and much more within its stunning buildings based in Melbourne's CBD.

The renovation of the City campus won multiple architecture awards and achieved the 5-star Green Star Interiors Design rating for sustainable design.

Research facilities

RMIT's focus as an international university of technology, design and enterprise is aided by a wide range of research hubs, including the MicroNano Research Facility and the Advanced Manufacturing Precinct.

Learning and teaching facilities

RMIT focuses on a student-centred and collaborative learning approach. Students benefit from its cutting-edge teaching and learning facilities such as the award-winning Swanston Academic Building and Design Hub.

Advanced media facilities

The RMIT City campus also houses the Media Precinct, featuring some of the most advanced and state-of-the-art media facilities such as 4k capable TV studios, dedicated cinemas, virtual set technologies and Australia's largest control room.

RMIT Trading Facility

RMIT Trading Facility (RTF) is one of the biggest tertiary-based facilities in Australia, located at the RMIT City campus in Melbourne's Central Business District (CBD). Equipped with live market data feed from the likes of Thomson Reuters and several financial analysis tools, RTF allows students to get real-world and practical experience in trading.