RMIT is upgrading Enrolment Online in a staged rollout. You’ll see changes to content, processes and the overall user experience over multiple releases from November 2025 until 2027.
These changes will deliver:
The below timeline will be updated as plans are finalised.
Release 1 - completed November 2025
The homepage has been redesigned with a refreshed look, improved navigation and a new tile menu. The structure makes it easier to find what you need, and existing pages have been visually updated.
Release 2 - completed May 2026
Most pages in the ‘Finances’ and ‘Personal Details’ sections have been redesigned. Improvements include a new 'Names and gender' page, to make it easier to view your legal name and register a preferred name or single name, as well as clearer labels and tool tips to help with recording bank account details.
Release 3 - scheduled for mid-November 2026
This release will improve the pre-enrolment experience (the tasks you must complete before enrolling into courses). ‘My checklist’ will be replaced with new pre-enrolment tasks and a new ‘Tasks & Messages’ homepage tile. Pages for ‘Commonwealth support’, ‘Training plans’ and the remaining pages in ‘Personal Details’ will also be updated.
Release 4 - targeted in 2027
Course enrolment pages will be redesigned.
RMIT is upgrading Enrolment Online in a staged rollout, delivering changes to content, processes and user experience over multiple releases from 2025 to 2027.
The upgrades will improve the student experience by providing:
Yes. We don’t expect system outages. On release days, you may need to log out and back in, or refresh your page to see updates. If you encounter issues, use the help options below.
Yes! We welcome all students, from Foundation Studies to research higher degrees, international and domestic, to participate in user testing. Sometimes the testing will be in person, and sometimes you can do it online on your own. Please register your interest here.

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