RMIT Foundation Studies is designed to help you build the academic, English and discipline-specific skills you need to prepare for your next step towards undergraduate study at RMIT.
The Jakarta Foundation Studies offering is currently under development. Final program details, intake dates, fees, entry requirements and progression arrangements are subject to confirmation.
Begin your RMIT journey at the RMIT Southeast Asia Hub in Jakarta while preparing for your future university studies.
Foundation Studies is designed to support the transition from secondary school to university by helping you develop academic confidence, independent learning skills and knowledge relevant to your intended field of study.
The proposed model is based on the two-semester RMIT Foundation Studies structure, with students completing eight subjects across the program.
Full-time university preparation
Four subjects per semester
Business or Art, Design and Architecture
Study at the RMIT Southeast Asia Hub
Develop analytical thinking, quantitative reasoning, academic communication and commercial problem-solving skills.
Prepare for future study in areas such as:
The Business stream is the proposed pathway for these discipline areas in the current Southeast Asia business case.
Develop creative inquiry, visual communication, conceptual thinking and studio-based skills.
Prepare for future study in areas such as:
These are the proposed ADA destination areas identified for the Southeast Asia Foundation Studies model.
Tell us a little about yourself and what you are interested in studying.
By registering your interest, you can receive updates about:
An Expression of Interest is not an application for admission and does not guarantee a place in the program.
Join us at the RMIT Southeast Asia HubThe Hub provides a collaborative environment for learning, professional exchange and connection, bringing RMIT's expertise closer to learners, industry and communities across Indonesia and Southeast Asia
World Trade Centre 2 (WTC 2), Level 18
Jl. Jenderal Sudirman Kav. 29–31, Jakarta Selatan
Indonesia 12920

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