Returning to study
Whether you've recently completed a bachelor degree, or it's been a while since you graduated, our helpful guide can help you find what you need to know before RMIT's Midyear applications open on 1 May 2019.
What would you like to study?
Find a course
Find the right course
Follow our six simple steps to find the best degree for you by exploring our range of study areas, with information on careers outcomes, fees and timeframes.
Get ready to apply
Applying is easy. Take a minute to find out how, with information on the supporting documents you may need to provide and timely application closing dates.
Received an offer?
You’ve received an offer from RMIT. What’s next? We've outlined how the process works as well as some answers to the most commonly asked questions.
Make your future happen
The week he finished the Master of Business Administration (MBA), Charlie Robinson landed a role in the insights and data advisory branch of major global consultancy firm.
Charlie explains how the MBA was a chance to gain a greater understanding of evolving business opportunities, enabling him to pivot his career in an exciting new direction.
Make it happen with specialised study
RMIT Graduate Diploma in Mental Health Nursing graduate Susan Hua was particularly interested in her course’s strong focus on psychotherapeutic interventions.
Susan talks about the rewards of pursuing specialised study in mental health, and how a postgrad course became a life-changer – not just for her, but for those in her care.
The Source
RMIT's The Source provides insights and commentary from the constantly evolving world of innovation, design and technology.
Balancing family and study
A career in libraries was something Karen Seligman had always dreamed of, but it wasn’t until she had two children that she thought about it seriously. Karen shares her experience and four pieces of advice for balancing study and parenthood.
Finding work–life balance
It could be a career change, the next step up the ranks at work or a way to fulfil your passions. Whatever it is, once you’ve worked out your compelling ‘why’, you can focus on the ‘how’ of finding what balance looks like for you.
When the future calls
Making new changes and resolutions is the only way to be ready for a future where new and radical technologies are transforming the way we work. Making a change can affect us not only as individuals, but also as a collective.
Looking for other study options?
Ranked in the top 1% of universities globally, RMIT has helped hundreds of thousands of students to take control of their future with over 90 postgraduate degrees to choose from.
