Interlocation enrolment guide – Outbound students

Before your enrol in courses at the international partner institute, you must:

• Be active in a Melbourne based RMIT program
• Have applied for and been accepted for interlocation studies through Global Learning's Mobi system. For eligibility criteria and application process, see OL | RMIT Studies in Asia (Semester/Year) for more information.

Enrol via Enrolment Online for the academic year and equivalent semester that you intend to undertake interlocation study. You must complete an enrolment checklist for every year that you study. Enrol in the Melbourne courses equivalent to those that you will be undertaking at the partner institution.

Before your classes start, your Melbourne-based courses will be dropped in the RMIT Melbourne system and replaced by the partner institute course equivalent. Their class numbers will differ, although course titles will be the same.

This ensures that your enrolment is correct, your fee arrangements (including HELP loans) are maintained and your overseas studies are correctly represented on your transcript.

Note: if you are undertaking study at SIM, you will have to also enrol via SIM online enrolment system (SIM Connect), following instructions emailed to your student email account by SIM staff.

Update your contact details

It’s important that the contact details on your student record are up to date. Once you’ve found permanent accommodation overseas, update your address by following the instructions to Update your personal details.

To cancel your interlocation studies

If you wish to cancel your interlocation studies, contact the Global Learning Office through Student Connect.

Update your contact details

Once you’ve completed your interlocation study, change your mailing address back to your Melbourne residence by following the instructions to Update your personal details.

Transcripts

Your academic transcript will show a note stating that you’ve completed a mobility activity at an international partner institute, together with grades for courses you’ve completed there, which will count towards your GPA.