Build value for your career whilst studying at RMIT by learning to be an app developer.
If you are interested in app design or development, even if you have no previous coding experience, then this minor is a perfect way to develop your skills and enhance your career opportunities.
Open to any student across RMIT with an interest in designing and developing apps for the Apple Platforms, including iPhone, iPad and Mac, this minor will teach you the skills you need to build your own app.
Learn to design and develop apps that solve problems, connect people, and bring new ideas to life.
From coding and interface design to user experience, you’ll master the end-to-end process of building Apple apps and graduate with projects you can showcase.
Apps drive industries from health and finance to media and education. With app development on your CV, you’ll stand out as a versatile, in-demand graduate.
Run in partnership with the Hub for Apple Platform Innovation (HAPI), this minor consists of 4 units, in which you will focus your studies on UI/UX design, basic programming, and a human-centred approach to design solutions for the Apple platform.
The culmination of this minor is a project that gives you the opportunity to build your own app for the App store.
The Design & Develop for Apple Platform minor is comprised of the following:
This minor is available to any student across RMIT currently enrolled in an undergraduate degree who has an interest in developing apps for the Apple platforms.
Apply for your desired undergraduate degree. Once successfully enrolled, if your degree structure allows, you will be able to select this minor in year 2 or 3 of your degree.
Our friendly staff at Study@RMIT are available 5 days a week to assist you.
If the undergraduate degree you're enrolled in allows for a minor, you will be able to select the minor in years 2 and 3 of your degree.
Each STEM Hub minor has a coordinator whom you can contact for more information about the minor you're interested in.
You may experience a timetable clash when completing one or more units in a minor.
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