Midyear intake

Midyear intake

The 2026 midyear intake opens in March, with classes starting in July. Learn by doing in a hands-on, industry-connected RMIT course that gets you ready for what’s next.

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Explore courses open for midyear

Find courses open for midyear enrolment by exploring your preferred study area. Courses with a midyear intake will display an ‘Apply Now’ button from 10 March 2026. You can also check the ‘Next intake’ at the top of a course page to see if July is listed.

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Ready to apply for midyear?

Whether you're starting fresh or transferring from another university, you could be eligible for credit based on your prior study or experience. From certificates to master's degrees, our guide will help you get started on your application. Applications may close early if places are filled, so apply as soon as possible to be considered.

Are you applying as an international student?

You can apply to RMIT as an international student any time of year. Applications will be accepted for each program until all places are filled, so ensure you apply as early as possible for your application to be considered. Browse our courses and discover what it’s like to study as an international student in Australia.

Why start studying at midyear?

Discover practical learning  

Studying at RMIT means a hands-on course with industry-connected learning. Your classes will ignite your passion and give you a taste of what working your dream job will be like. 

Experience hands-on study

Get real-world experience sooner 

In 2025, 51,758 work-integrated learning activities were completed by RMIT students with our global industry partners like Microsoft, Medibank and L'Oréal. Start soon and enjoy real-world experiences while you study. 

Discover RMIT's industry connections

What the Future?!

The future feels uncertain—but at RMIT University, we see that as an opportunity. From the rise of AI to the innovations of tomorrow, the world is changing fast. We are equipping students with the skills, knowledge, and adaptability to thrive—no matter what the future holds.

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Five reasons to transfer your study to RMIT

If your current study doesn't align with your goals, transferring to RMIT is a valid choice. Knowing that you need change can be empowering and the process of transferring universities is easier than you’d think.

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Explore courses by levels of study

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Vocational study

Prepare for your next opportunity with a course that lets you learn by doing in as little as six months. Study a certificate, diploma or associate degree at RMIT.

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Undergraduate study

Gain the skills and experience to land the perfect job or change industries. From associate degrees to bachelors and honours, there’s an RMIT undergraduate course for you.

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Postgraduate study

Learn by doing with a flexible, industry-led course at RMIT. Postgraduate study equips you with skills and connections for the future.

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Got questions about midyear?

We're here to help with questions about course information, transferring to RMIT and pathway options.

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