To address this, governments have developed and implemented national, state, territory and local strategies that require cultural, social and organisational change.
The Course in Gender Equity consists of three modules that will enable you to apply, promote and support gender equity in the workplace. The overarching themes are developing and applying a gender lens, promoting gender equity within a work context, and undertaking gender equity work.
Learn techniques to apply, promote and support gender equity in the workplace.
Gain the knowledge and skills needed to apply, promote and support gender equity in the workplace.
Australia's first accredited gender equity qualification to meet organisational requirements.
This is Australia's first accredited gender equity qualification, and is designed to prepare individuals and organisations to undertake gender equity work and meet the requirements for organisations outlined in the Gender Equality Act 2020 for Victorian public sector, universities and local councils, and for the Workplace Gender Equality Act 2012 for relevant public employers in Australia.
This qualification is includes self-paced learning activities and face-to-face workshops for demonstration of skill.
You will undertake assessments focusing on knowledge and theory, project work incorporating undertaking gender assessment, and developing, implementing and monitoring a gender strategy, policy and practice in the workplace.
Throughout this qualification, students can expect:
This course is competency-based and has been designed to help you develop the practical skills and knowledge necessary to work effectively in your chosen field. You will learn and be assessed by practising and demonstrating your capabilities, all of which can be readily applied in the workplace.
In addition to the specific vocational skills you build throughout this course, you will also develop a set of essential employability skills, including communication, planning, organising, and problem solving, self-management, initiative and teamwork. These foundational skills will enable you to navigate the world of work, collaborate effectively with others, and successfully get the job done.
This course is competency-based and has been designed to help you develop the practical skills and knowledge necessary to work effectively in your chosen field. You will learn and be assessed by practising and demonstrating your capabilities, all of which can be readily applied in the workplace.
In addition to the specific vocational skills you build throughout this course, you will also develop a set of essential employability skills, including communication, planning, organising, and problem solving, self-management, initiative and teamwork. These foundational skills will enable you to navigate the world of work, collaborate effectively with others, and successfully get the job done.
The program is designed with three modules:
Choose your own depth of learning by taking all three modules, completing two modules, or just Module 1 (you must complete Module 1 to undertake Modules 2 or 3).
You can exit on completion of Module 1 or continue your study with Module 2 and/or Module 3.
Choose a plan below to find out more about the subjects you will study and the course structure.
Gender equity is an ethical imperative and a legal issue.
Expertise in this area is highly valued as organisations move from a compliance-based approach to a transformational one to achieve gender equality in the workplace.
Organisations from a range of industries acknowledge the improvement in workplace performance when gender equity is understood and practiced by the whole team.
Unfortunately we are currently unable to offer formal pathways into this course.
When you successfully complete this skillset, you might like to consider further studies at RMIT such as a diploma, advanced diploma or associate degree. Contact Study@RMIT to discuss your options or browse our courses.
The tuition fees you will pay depends on your eligibility for government subsidies.
Not sure which fee type applies to you? Learn more and check your eligibility.
Fees are adjusted on an annual basis and these fees should only be used as a guide.
You may be eligible for a fee concession if you hold a valid Commonwealth Health Care Card, Pensioner Card, or Veteran's Gold Card, or are enrolled in the Asylum Seeker VET program. Find out more about fee concessions.
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Tuition fee student pays
$2,000.00
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$2,000.00 |
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Student services and amenities fee (SSAF)
$152.88
Based on 2027 cap of $386 per calendar year
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$152.88 |
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Estimated total cost to you$2,152.88
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$2,152.88 |
The tuition fees shown include the Victorian Government contribution. This amount is reflected in your fees and is paid directly to RMIT by the Government: $13.48 per nominal hour ($3,961.65 total).
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$6,500.00
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The total tuition fee you will be charged for a full-fee place
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$6,500.00 |
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Student services and amenities fee (SSAF)
$152.88
Based on 2027 cap of $386 per calendar year
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$152.88 |
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Generated on 23 July 2026 | RMIT University's Registered Training Organisation (RTO) Code is 3046 | Payment and refund information
VET Student Loan cap for Course in Gender Equity (C0048): $
Any tuition fees above the cap must be paid upfront to RMIT by their due date. Caps are indexed annually by the Commonwealth Government. Eligibility applies.
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Learn about eligibility for VSLUse our Frequently Asked Questions to learn about the application process and its equity access schemes, find out how to accept or defer your offer or request a leave of absence, discover information about your fees, refunds and scholarships, and explore the various student support and advocacy services, as well as how to find out more about your preferred program, and more.

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