Midyear intake 2023

Midyear intake 2023

You've got the passion, we’ve got the means. Create what’s next with a hands-on, industry-engaged course beginning in July.

Midyear intake 2023

You've got the passion, we’ve got the means. Create what’s next with a hands-on, industry-engaged course beginning in July.

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With a range of postgraduate, undergraduate and vocational courses, it’s easy to find the course for you.

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Applications for Semester 2 are now open

Applications for undergraduate and postgraduate courses are now open and vocational options open 1 May. Apply now to secure your position for Semester 2.

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Frequently asked questions for midyear applications

Got questions about midyear entry requirements, application dates or online enabled learning? Your most frequently asked questions about midyear intake are answered below. 

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RMIT’s undergraduate and postgraduate courses are open for application on 2 March and vocational options on 1 May. 

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. Late applications may result in a delayed class commencement.

To find out whether a course is available for application yet, you can view any of our study areas or click the ‘Apply’ button at the top of the specific course’s RMIT webpage. You can also get in contact with Study@RMIT if you have any questions that you need answered.

With a focus on collaboration, the learning experience at RMIT will mostly be delivered through face-to-face classes. Relevant learning materials and content will be available online and can be accessed prior to and in-between classes via our digital learning platform. 

During classes, you'll deepen your knowledge by connecting with expert teachers and undertaking projects and assessments that are both individual and collaborative, so that you can graduate work-ready.

You'll also gain a range of opportunities beyond the classroom, which may include global and industry experiences. Industry experiences will be a key part of your learning and may be in the form of presentations and panels with industry experts, real-world client briefs, simulated workplace experiences in the classroom and more.

Your application process will depend on the course you're interested in. If you know which course you want to apply for, you can search for it here, and then click the Apply button once you're on the page. The apply page for each course contains information about midyear application dates, entry requirements and what you need to start the application process.

Looking for step-by-step application guides for domestic students, as well as helpful videos when applying for your certificate, diploma or degree? Visit the student application page below!

Yes. RMIT are training people for priority jobs that are in-demand and creating opportunities for individuals to reskill in industries that are most likely to be in-demand in the post-COVID-19 economy. You may be eligible to study a hands-on vocational course for free or low tuition fees under the Free TAFE or JobTrainer programs.

If you want to change your career direction, advance to a management role, build on your skill set or create a valuable network of industry connections, postgraduate study will give you the tools you need to lead what’s next.

If you’d like to upskill for an in-demand industry, return to study after a break, learn about a field you’ve always been interested in or build real-world experience with leading organisations, undergraduate study will help you make the leap into what’s next.

Every RMIT program has its own specific set of entry requirements during the admissions dates. To be selected you need to meet the entry requirements as outlined on the program page as part of the application assessment.

 

Yes! Students who are studying at another university or institution can apply to study at RMIT and may be eligible to receive credit for previous study.

Some programs only take applicants with advanced standing at midyear. This means you must have already completed a certain amount of time or have completed tertiary qualification in the same or relevant discipline. To find out more about opportunities to transfer from one RMIT program to another, or how previous study may be acknowledged, explore our pathways.

Many programs are offered at midyear. To find out which courses are open for midyear enrolment, select your interest area (for example, business), and then select the program you are interested in studying. By clicking on the Apply button, you will see if there is a midyear intake in July.

Every year the availability of programs offered for midyear enrolment changes depending on a number of variables. If your program is not available during the offer dates then you can apply for any other program that is available, or apply for Semester 1 (February intake).

Why start studying midyear?

Industry-engaged learning

With a focus on community, connection and collaboration, RMIT delivers hands-on courses with industry-connected learning, so you can gain a range of practical learning experiences.

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In 2022, 12,456 RMIT students completed industry placements gaining real world experience with industry leaders like Microsoft, the NGV and Deloitte.

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Without needing to wait for the start of the year, get ahead with courses designed alongside industry and graduate with the practical skills required for the workforce.

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You've got the drive, so get started get started with a hands-on diploma or certificate. Gain in-demand skills and new career opportunities in as little as 6 months.

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You've got the potential, so kickstart your career with a hands-on undergraduate course that equips you with in-demand skills.

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You've got the potential, so get started by mastering your field or gaining the skills to change industries with the perfect postgraduate RMIT course.

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RMIT University acknowledges the people of the Woi wurrung and Boon wurrung language groups of the eastern Kulin Nation on whose unceded lands we conduct the business of the University. RMIT University respectfully acknowledges their Ancestors and Elders, past and present. RMIT also acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia where we conduct our business - Artwork 'Luwaytini' by Mark Cleaver, Palawa.

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Acknowledgement of Country

RMIT University acknowledges the people of the Woi wurrung and Boon wurrung language groups of the eastern Kulin Nation on whose unceded lands we conduct the business of the University. RMIT University respectfully acknowledges their Ancestors and Elders, past and present. RMIT also acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia where we conduct our business.

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