2024 Foundation Studies important dates

2024 key academic dates and deadlines for Foundation Studies students at RMIT.

Semester 1 important dates

Date	Event or deadline
27 November 2023	Enrolment opens
25 January 2024	Orientation
29 January	Semester 1 classes begin
29 January - 7 June	Teaching period
5 February	Last day to enrol or vary courses
23 February	Semester 1 census date - this is the deadline for key actions such as dropping a course or cancelling your enrolment without financial penalty. Courses discontinued on or before the census date will not appear on your academic transcript.
11 March	Labour Day public holiday (Monday)
29 March	Good Friday public holiday
29 March - 5 April	Mid-semester break (Friday to Friday, includes Easter)
1 April	Easter Monday public holiday
2 April	Easter Tuesday RMIT holiday
8 April	Classes resume (Monday)
25 April	Anzac Day public holiday (Thursday)
3-7 June	Assessment period
7 June	Semester 1 classes end
10 June	King's Birthday public holiday (Monday)
10 June - 12 July	Semester break
11-14 June	Deferred/supplementary assessment week
21 June	Results release

Semester 2 important dates

Date	Event or deadline
24 April	Enrolment opens
12 July	Orientation
15 July	Semester 2 classes begin
15 July - 22 November	Teaching period
22 July	Last day to enrol or vary courses
9 August	Semester 2 census date - this is the deadline for key actions such as dropping a course or cancelling your enrolment without financial penalty. Courses discontinued on or before the census date will not appear on your academic transcript.
16-20 September	Mid-semester break
23 September	Classes resume
27 September	AFL Grand Final public holiday (Friday) (TBC - date subject to AFL schedule)
5 November	Melbourne Cup Day public holiday (Tuesday)
18-22 November	Assessment period
22 November	Semester 2 classes end
25-29 November	Deferred/supplementary assessment week
25 November 2024 - 27 January 2025	Semester break
6 December	Results release

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 - Artwork 'Luwaytini' by Mark Cleaver, Palawa.

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