Study options

Study options

Explore a wide range of study options at RMIT University. From certificates to double degrees and online courses, you'll find the right fit to achieve your dream career.

Explore a wide range of study options at RMIT University. From certificates to double degrees and online courses, you'll find the right fit to achieve your dream career.

Types of study at RMIT

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Study TAFE at RMIT

Also known as vocational study, RMIT's TAFE courses are designed to give you knowledge and practical skills that are relevant and connected to the needs of industry.
Explore TAFE courses
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What is an undergraduate degree?

Your first level of university study, with opportunities for practical experiences, opening the door to various career paths or further study.
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Consider postgraduate study

Designed for graduates and professionals who want to build expertise, stay current in their field, or take the next step academically or professionally.
Postgraduate study options

Expand your undergraduate study options at RMIT

Associate degrees

Gaining professional skills for a specific industry or take your first step towards a bachelor's degree.

Double degrees

Combine your interests and double your career opportunities with two degrees, by studying one extra year.

One-year honours

Deepen your undergraduate study expertise, build research skills, or prepare for postgraduate study with a one-year honours.

Bachelor + Master's packages

Pursue professional practice with a bachelor's and master's package to meet your accreditation requirements or prepare for your professional career.

Understand your course structure

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What is a major?

Learn about degree majors that offer areas of focus or specialisations and choose from options available at RMIT.
Learn about majors
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What is a minor?

Focus on a specific study area that sits alongside your major and core studies.
Learn about minors
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Double degree or double major?

Choose to study 2 degrees simultaneously, or 2 different fields within the same degree.
Learn about the difference

Find your course by level of study

We have various study levels and types to suit your academic preferences and lifestyle.

Undergraduate study

RMIT offers a range of bachelor, associate and honours degrees. Browse our undergraduate programs and find the right one for you.

Postgraduate study

Boost your career with a postgraduate qualification. Flexible study options include graduate certificates, graduate diplomas or master's degrees.

Research

Undertake comprehensive research under the supervision of an expert academic and complete your Master's or PhD at RMIT.

TAFE (Vocational study)

If you want to leap into industry or pursue further study, our diverse range of certificates, diplomas and advanced diplomas can get you there.

Pre-university studies

Refresh your skills before undertaking further study. You can improve your English, complete foundation studies, or explore a new subject.

Apprenticeships and traineeships

Apprenticeships and traineeships combine training and employment. Learn on the job and earn money while studying a nationally recognised qualification.

Short courses and microcredentials

Build new and in-demand skills with RMIT short courses and microcredentials - standalone learning with on online and in-person options designed to support your personal and career goals.

Study online

Enjoy flexible study with RMIT Online, where you can discover practical skills and explore your career goals from the comfort of your home.

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