Before you start your application, make sure you understand:
Research applicants: Find step-by-step instructions for how to apply, including how to find a program and research project.
Search for your preferred course and review the entry requirements listed on the course page. These may include:
You will need the following required documents to apply:
Before submitting your application, you can contact RMIT's international advisors for support. They can help you confirm entry requirements, required documents and how to apply for your chosen course.
The way you apply depends on your course and previous study. Check your course page to apply through:
You can apply directly to RMIT or with support from an RMIT-authorised agent. Some applicants may be required to pay an application fee, and are strongly encouraged to submit their applications through an authorised agent.
Find out how applying works, from finding a course to receiving your offer and visa requirements.
Once you've submitted your application, it will be reviewed by our admissions team. While your application is being assessed, you should be aware of:
While your application is being assessed, you can also explore scholarships available to international students.
Once your application has been assessed, you may receive an offer. Follow the instructions in your offer letter to accept, arrange Overseas Student Health Cover and pay your deposit. After you accept your offer, RMIT may issue your Confirmation of Enrolment.
To study in Australia, most international students will need a student visa (subclass 500). After you accept your offer, you can use your Confirmation of Enrolment to apply for your student visa. It is important to apply for a student visa early to avoid processing delays.
Applying to RMIT as an international student? Find key application dates for future intakes here.
Discover fees information for programs and courses at RMIT University.
Previous study can help you gain the RMIT qualification that you want and may reduce how long you study for.
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