1. Check that you meet the entry requirements. Consider English language and academic requirements, prerequisites and selection tasks.

If you don’t meet the entry requirements, check whether there are any pathway opportunities available.

2. Collect your required documents:

• certified copies of academic transcripts from all qualifications undertaken (must list subjects undertaken and grades achieved on official paper/letterhead of the institution)

• certified copies of all graduation certificates (in both original language and in English)

• evidence of English language proficiency

• add supporting documents listed in the entry requirements section:
  - Copy of your passport if available
  - English translations of all documents
  - Syllabus (if applying for credit)
  - Resumé or curriculum vitae (CV)
  - Personal statement
  - References from employers
  - Letter from scholarship provider
  - Folio (check program entry requirements for details).
  - Pre-selection Kit (check program entry requirements for details)
  - Research proposal with two research supervisors names and list of prior research publications (for Master by research and PhD program applications only)

Find out more about how to prepare required documents

3. Submit your application yourself or use a registered RMIT representative in your country.

An application fee may apply.

Application fee

You will need to pay an application fee if you are from one of these countries classified as high risk.

Find out more about How to apply.

February

We suggest you apply at least three months before your program starts so that you have enough time to obtain your student visa.