2021 Guide for International Students - RMIT

2021 Guide for International Students

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RMIT University acknowledges the people of the Woi wurrung and Boon wurrung language groups of the eastern Kulin Nations on whose unceded lands we conduct the business of the University. RMIT University respectfully acknowledges their Ancestors and Elders, past and present.

RMIT also acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia where we conduct our business.

Artwork by Louisa Bloom, Kamilaroi

Acknowledgement of Country

A message from

the Vice-Chancellor

Martin Bean At RMIT we focus on giving everyone the chance to be their best, shape their future and belong.

That’s what our Ready for Life and Work strategy is all about and thanks to the passion of our extraordinary people we’re making it a reality.

We exist to prepare our students for workplaces that are rapidly evolving and we play a part in shaping a changing world.

It began in 1887 when Francis Ormond had a vision for helping workers acquire real-world skills. The people of Melbourne matched his enthusiasm to start a very practical place of learning where students would leave ready for employment.

We still live this vision today – but now on a global scale.

RMIT has been part of every new development in work and industry since our inception.

As society and the economy have become more sophisticated and complex, RMIT has grown and changed alongside.

Now, we’re a global university of design, technology and enterprise, with more than 93,000 students and 10,000 amazing teachers and staff who proudly live and breathe our purpose every day.

We’re passionate about the communities we’re part of and we’re driven to make a purposeful contribution.

We shape the world with our research and impactful partnerships with industry, government and enterprise.

We provide life-changing experiences when we give our students their first, second or even third opportunity to prepare for the world of work they aspire to.

Today, more than ever, the transformational power of education is lifelong, generations deep and worldwide.

The one certainty is more and greater change in every industry and every location.

So with the world unlike it’s ever been before, we’re focused on ensuring our students are ready for life and work, whatever form that takes.

At RMIT, as we look to 2021 and beyond, we’re excited about the possibilities.

Martin Bean CBEVice-Chancellor and President

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Contents

Welcome 3

Why choose RMIT? 6

Explore our campuses 8

Melbourne campus maps 9

Life in Melbourne 10

Life at RMIT 11

Accommodation and expenses 12

Global experiences 14

Get future ready 15

Support services 16

Scholarships 17

Course entry requirements 18

English for academic purposes 19

Foundation studies 20

Pathways 21

VCE at RMIT 22

Fees and important dates 22

How to apply 23

Research at RMIT 24

Architecture 28

Art 30

Biomedical Sciences 32

Building 34

Business 36

Communication 42

Design 46

Education 50

Engineering 52

Fashion and Textiles 58

Game Design 60

Health Science 62

Information Technology 66

Law 70

Media 72

Science 74

Social Science 78

Index 80

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Why choose RMIT?

1 QS World University Rankings 20202 QS Top 50 Under 50 20203 QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019

Official Research Partner

Official Design Partner

Official Community Partner

Tertiary Education Partner

Strategic Partner

dual-sector universities in Australia

scholarships awarded to our students in 2019

alumni living in 130 different countries

students from 230+ different countries

2000+ 1 of 6 450,000 97,000

in funding allocated to student start-ups since 2015

student work-integrated learning placements with 3749 industry partners in 2019

in Australia for our partnerships with employers6

art and design university in Australia3

#1$1.5M+ 11,698

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#4

of universities globally1 graduate employment rate in Australia5

Victorian university for student engagement4

in the world out of all universities under 50 years old2

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4 2020 Good Universities Guide5 2019 QS Graduate Employability Rankings6 2019 QS Graduate Employability Rankings

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RMIT has been awarded 5 QS stars in all possible categories:

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■ Employability

■ Facilities

■ Inclusiveness

■ Research

■ Internationalisation

■ Specialist criteria (art and design)

art and design university in the world3

Excellence in InnovationWinner of the 2018 Victorian International Education Awards for Excellence in Innovation in Partnership and International Engagement

Champion of inclusionWinner of three separate awards at the 2019 Australian LGBTI Inclusion Awards, which recognise organisations around the country that foster and support diverse communities

Exemplar of good designRMIT’s Swanston Academic Building has been awarded a 5-star green rating and was shortlisted for the World Building of the Year Award in 2013. More recently, RMIT’s New Academic Street won the Victorian Architecture Medal in 2018, along with five other prizes

Committed to sustainabilityWinner of the Green Gown Award for Continuous Improvement: Institutional Change. The only university in Australasia to have received this award twice

Future Pilot Program Partner

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RMIT

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— Melbourne

Situated in the very heart of the CBD, the City campus has been an iconic part of the Melbourne skyline for more than 130 years.

Our award-winning campuses are home to a thriving student population.

They are constantly evolving and expanding to meet the needs of our students and of modern university life.

— Bundoora

Situated in the north of Melbourne, the leafy Bundoora campus is home to many of RMIT’s education, biomedical, health and science courses.

— Brunswick

Our Brunswick campus is a creative and multicultural hub. It is home to many of RMIT’s design courses, including fashion, textiles, graphic and industrial design.

— Vietnam

Study abroad at RMIT Vietnam and experience an unforgettable semester in Asia. Our beautiful Hanoi and Saigon South campuses offer clean, green environments and expansive study spaces.

— Europe

Although not a student campus, RMIT's European hub in Barcelona acts as a gateway for European research, industry, government and enterprise to connect with innovative talent in Australia. Opportunities exist for students to engage with our European centre through study tours, mentoring, internships and research.

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— Recreation

Melbourne is known for its beautiful parks and gardens, clean air, open spaces, world-class venues and convenient transport and infrastructure.

n Melbourne is the second most liveable city in the world.1

n Melbourne is the third best student city in the world.2

— Art, culture and entertainment

Melbourne plays host to more than 8000 festivals, exhibitions and events every year.4 With a calendar of events spanning art, theatre, music, fashion, food, markets, festivals and concerts, there’s always something to do in our bustling city.

n Melbourne has more live music venues per capita than any other city in the world.5

n Melbourne is the second city in the world to be designated a UNESCO City of Literature.6

— Working while studying

During the semester, students can work up to 40 hours each fortnight. When there are no classes during the semester break, students may work full-time hours without restrictions. Research students are able to work full-time hours throughout the whole year.

For more information about your working conditions, rights and obligations in Australia, visit:

fairwork.gov.au

— World-class dining

Melbourne’s culinary spirit is world-famous. Whether you’re looking to visit a much-loved institution, a lively new wine bar or a dressed-down cafe, Melbourne offers an array of unforgettable dining experiences.

n Melbourne is ranked as the sixth best city in the world for food and dining.3

— Sport

Melbourne is the sporting capital of Australia. Watch international sports stars live in action at some of the many sporting events in our city every year. Here are six annual sporting events held in Victoria that are not to be missed:

n The Australian Open n Formula One Australian Grand Prix

n Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach

n Boxing Day Test n AFL Grand Final n The Melbourne Cup

— After graduating

If you complete two years of a bachelor degree, masters degree or PhD in Australia, you could be eligible for a Temporary Graduate visa, which allows you to live in Australia for a further two years or more.

For further information, visit:

bit.ly/temporary-graduate-485

bit.ly/extend-stay

Melbourne is a vibrant and welcoming city full of exciting possibilities. Students from more than 190 different countries have chosen to make it their home. Connect with them as you enjoy a world-class level of education and a lifestyle that will be the envy of all your friends.

Here are a few reasons to love Melbourne.

Life in Melbourne

¹ Economist Intelligence Unit’s global liveability index 2019 2 2019 QS Best Student Cities Rankings 3 Booking.com’s list of the 25 best cities for food in the world

4 According to Melbourne City Council 5 2017 census conducted by Music Victoria and the City of Melbourne 6 UNESCO.org – In 2008, it became UNESCO’s second City of Literature

— Mates at RMIT

New to Melbourne? If you’re joining us from a regional, rural, interstate or international location, we’ll help you settle in to your new home. Mates at RMIT connects you with current students to help make navigating university life a little easier.

Sign up as a student mentee and you’ll get your own mentor to show you where to go and what to do around RMIT.

Whether you’re sporty, creative or just curious, RMIT’s clubs, collectives, events and trips will help you meet new people, make connections and discover more of Melbourne.

Life at RMIT

— Trips and tours

Looking for adventure? Take a break from the books and explore the city of Melbourne or the mountains, beaches and forests of Victoria on a student tour.

Cuddle a koala, go skiing on Mount Hotham, visit the Twelve Apostles or just find the best brunch spot in town. See and experience it all with RMIT.

— RMIT creative clubs

No matter what you choose to study, RMIT has a creative group, activity or collective that’s open to you.

Our dance classes, performing arts troupes and media makers are always looking for new members and they’re open to extroverts and introverts alike.

— Sports and fitness

At RMIT we have more than 40 sports clubs, from basketball to Brazilian jiu jitsu. Join a club at RMIT and you’re not just keeping fit and doing something you love; you’ll also make lots of new friends and may even get to do some travelling.

The Redbacks are RMIT’s sports team collective. Redback teams compete at a national level in the Australian University Games.

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— Our student accommodation partners

Want to live somewhere fully furnished, reasonably priced and with other students? Take a look at our recommended student apartments close to our City and Brunswick campuses:

rmit.edu.au/studentaccommodation

— Living on campus

If you want to have RMIT on your doorstep, Walert House (UniLodge @ RMIT Bundoora) might be for you. RMIT's state-of-the-art student accommodation offers a range of self-contained apartments, with rent, electricity, gas, water and internet all included in the cost.

Check out

unilodge.com.au/unilodge-rmit-bundoora

— Before you arrive

If you are new to Melbourne, we recommend that you arrive at least two to three weeks before the start of classes to give you time to arrange long-term accommodation; short-stay accommodation can provide a place for you to stay while you are looking.

— When you arrive

When you arrive in Melbourne, we recommend you meet with a student support advisor at RMIT Connect for advice on researching and inspecting properties. Our advisors can help you navigate the accommodation options below.

— Establishment costs

Before moving to Melbourne, you’ll need to put aside $AU3000 – 5000 to cover your set-up costs, such as a rental deposit, one month’s rent in advance, furniture and household items.

Many student apartments come fully furnished, but most private rental homes do not. Ongoing costs will depend on your location and lifestyle.

*Average rental prices (as at February 2020) taken from realestate.com.au**Average utility costs (as at February 2020) taken from studyinaustralia.gov.au

— Short-term accommodation

It’s a good idea to get to know the areas surrounding your campus before you commit to moving into a place long term. You can try renting temporary lodgings to get a taste of your location. See the link below for a selection of short-stay accommodation providers recommended by RMIT.

rmit.edu.au/temporary-accommodation

— Long-term accommodation

Every suburb in Melbourne has its own unique character, so once you find a place that suits your personality and lifestyle you can choose a longer-term option.

rmit.edu.au/long-term-accommodation

— Are you under 18?

If you’ll be under the age of 18 when you arrive in Australia, you must have accommodation and welfare arrangements organised and approved either by the Department of Home Affairs or RMIT before you leave home. This is to ensure you have proper day-to-day support to keep you safe and well.

rmit.edu.au/temporary-accommodation

— Free airport pick-up

If you're a new international student, take advantage of RMIT's free airport pick-up service. For information on submitting your pick-up request, visit

rmit.edu.au/prepare-to-arrive

Accommodation and expenses

Melbourne is a fantastic city, but before you make your big move you'll need to do some research.

— Average weekly expenses in Melbourne

EXPENSE $AU

Rent (shared between two people)*

■ City ■ Brunswick ■ Bundoora

270 – 284

215 – 285

185 – 210

Electricity and gas** 10 – 20

Phone and internet** 15 – 30

Public transport** 30 – 60

Entertainment** 80 – 150

Estimated weekly total 320 – 545

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Global experiences

Europe21 ■ Austria

■ Belgium ■ Czech Republic ■ Denmark ■ Estonia ■ Finland ■ France ■ Germany ■ Iceland ■ Ireland ■ Israel ■ Italy ■ The Netherlands ■ Norway ■ Poland ■ Portugal ■ Spain ■ Sweden ■ Switzerland ■ Turkey ■ United Kingdom

North America

■ Canada ■ Mexico ■ United States

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■ Brazil ■ Chile ■ Colombia

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■ New Caledonia ■ New Zealand

Africa ■ South Africa

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Republic of ■ Hong Kong SAR, People’s Republic of China

■ India ■ Indonesia ■ Japan ■ South Korea ■ Malaysia ■ The Philippines ■ Singapore ■ Taiwan, Republic of China

■ Thailand ■ Vietnam

— RMIT has partnerships with 215 universities around the worldFrom international study opportunities to foreign work placements, you’ll gain invaluable life and work experience through our network of global partners.

— Job Shop

RMIT’s Job Shop is your drop-in service centre for all things career related. Job Shop offers services such as:

n resumé and cover letter reviews n help finding job opportunities n career workshops and events n careers consultations

rmit.edu.au/jobshop

— RMIT Activator

Activator is RMIT’s home of entrepreneurship. Our workshops, online learning and start-up programs position students to solve the biggest problems out there and take on the future of work. At Activator, you can access mentors, attend masterclasses, request business coaching, apply for funding and learn the enterprise skills you need to support your ideas.

No matter what your future looks like, plug into our ecosystem of entrepreneurs, intrapreneurs, start-up founders and innovators and let us help you on your journey to success.

rmitactivator.edu.au

— RMIT Creds

RMIT Creds are micro-credentials that develop your skill set beyond your course study. These credentials have been co-designed with industry to ensure you’re ready for the changing world of work. They cover subjects such as digital literacy, leadership, sustainability, innovation, collaboration and communication.

Most Creds are available online and are short in duration, ranging from 60-minute snippets to several hours of learning.

rmit.edu.au/creds

— Work-integrated learning

At RMIT, work-integrated learning (WIL) is embedded into every stage of your student experience, so you have the opportunity to put what you’ve learnt in the classroom into practice. Through industry work placements, internships, seminars, field trips, projects and mentoring, you’ll be ready to make an impact from day one of your career.

— Future Edge employability program

Future Edge is a flexible, co-curricular program designed to increase the employability of all RMIT students. The program helps you to craft and build your ‘personal brand’ in order to stand out in an incredibly competitive employment landscape. It will complement your time at RMIT and help you build industry-specific and practical skills to help you transition into your career

rmit.edu.au/future-edge

Find a job, plan your career and check out all the opportunities for work and study at RMIT.

Get future ready

— Student exchange programs

Spend an unforgettable semester or two at one of RMIT’s 200+ partner institutions.

— Study tours

Join fellow students on a two to four-week trip to the Americas, Asia or Europe under the leadership of an RMIT academic.

— Global leadership programs

Develop your own leadership style and enhance your cultural intelligence with a range of free programs offered in Melbourne and across Asia.

— Cross-campus study

Study at RMIT Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City or Hanoi campuses for up to a year.

— Our interlocation partners

RMIT delivers a range of courses internationally with our interlocation partners. These include Singapore Institute of Management, Shanghai University of International Business and Economics, Hong Kong Arts School and VTC Shape.

— Industry experience

As an RMIT student, you can access work-integrated learning, volunteer opportunities, internships, leadership training and research programs around the world.

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Scholarships — There are 19 different scholarship types available to international students at RMIT.

These cover all interest areas and levels of study, providing financial support to our students and rewarding academic excellence. There are also full scholarships available for Higher Degree by Research students.

— RMIT international coursework scholarships

As a new student, you can apply for a range of coursework scholarships, from pre-university all the way through to Masters by Coursework. These scholarships vary in value and duration and may be based on citizenship or program of study.

rmit.edu.au/international/scholarships

— RMIT international research scholarships

If you’re planning to study a Masters by Research or PhD, you may be eligible to be considered for a scholarship to cover your tuition fees and in some cases your Overseas Student Health Cover and a regular allowance (a ‘stipend’) to cover your living costs.

rmit.edu.au/research-scholarships

— Australia Awards

If you want to be part of the next generation of global leaders, this prestigious, Australian Government-funded scholarship may be for you. If your application is successful, you’ll get financial support to study or conduct research while you develop your professional skills.

This scholarship will shape your career and give you the chance to make a lasting impact on development outcomes in your home country. The scholarship covers an Introductory Academic Program, full tuition fees, a stipend for living expenses, Overseas Student Health Cover insurance costs and other expenses including supplementary academic support and travel. We have a dedicated team to support Australia Award scholars, so we’ll help you through your study journey.

rmit.edu.au/australia-awards-scholarships

Support services

RMIT’s support services and networks are there to help you succeed at university, while staying healthy and happy. They will support you during every step of your RMIT journey.

— Disability support

We aim to make study and exams more accessible to students with a disability, long-term illness or mental health condition by offering Equitable Learning Services (ELS). ELS also support primary carers of individuals with a disability. These services may include classroom adjustments, interpreters, technology aids, or more time to complete assessments.

rmit.edu.au/student-support-ELS

— Financial assistance

If you require financial assistance due to unforeseen circumstances, you can apply for an interest-free student loan with RMIT. We also offer student hardship assistance for urgent and unexpected short-term expenses.

rmit.edu.au/student-support-finance

— Safer Community

At RMIT, we are committed to providing a respectful and safe place to study. If you are feeling unsafe or unsure what to do about threatening or unwanted behaviour, you can talk to a member of Safer Community about your concerns and options, even if the behaviour happened off campus.

Email us [email protected]

Call us: 03 9925 2396

— Counselling

Counselling at RMIT offers students a safe, friendly and confidential environment to seek help. Whether you’re struggling with personal issues, mental health or you just have something you want to talk through, we offer counselling in person or over the phone.

rmit.edu.au/student-support-counselling

— Legal advice

RMIT Student Legal Service offers free, confidential advice to students who need it. We provide assistance and information on issues such as transport fines, renting and tenancy problems, employment law, criminal law, consumer and debt matters and more.

rmit.edu.au/student-support-legal

— SafeZone

Your safety is our priority at all times. To help you feel safe on campus, download SafeZone, a free app that is available for any smartphone. SafeZone allows you to instantly access support and help if you need it. It includes an emergency alert button, instant help calls to campus security and a first aid request button.

rmit.edu.au/safezone

— Sponsoring organisations

We work with many high-profile organisations around the world to manage their sponsored students. These include:

n Saudi Arabia Culture Mission (SACM), KSA n Ministry of Education (UAE), UAE n Abu Dhabi Police (ADPOLICE), UAE n Military Division (GHQUAE), UAE n Ministry of Education (OMAN), Oman n Ministry of Education (BRUNEI), Brunei Darussalam n Ministry of Higher Education (KUMOHE), Kuwait n Majlis Amanah Rakyat (MARA), Malaysia n Ministry of Education (MOEMAL), Malaysia n MOH Holdings (MOHHOLSING), Singapore n Office of Educational Affairs (THAIGO), Royal Thai Embassy

n Fundacion para el Futuro de Colombia (COLFUTURO), Colombia

n Directorate General of Resources for Science, Technology, and Higher Education (RISTEKDIKTI), Indonesia

n Indonesian Endowment Fund for Education (LPDP), Indonesia

n Ministry of Religious Affairs (MORA), Indonesia n Fund for Human Resource Development (FIDERH), Mexico

n National Council for Science and Technology (CONACYT), Mexico

n Commission of Higher Education (CHED), The Philippines

n Prince of Songkla University (PSU), Thail and n Ministry of Culture (MOCVIET), Vietnam n GuateFuturo Foundation, Guatemala n Ministry of Education, Culture, Science and Sports, Mongolia (MECSSMNG)

n Mineral Resources of Petroleum Authority, Mongolia (MRPAMNG)

n Foundation for Education, Science and Technology, Mexico (FUNED)

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English language test providers Level of English needed to enter each REW level of study

Your current IELTS level 3.5 4.0

4.5 (no band < 4.0)

5.0 (no band < 4.5)

5.5 (no band < 5.0)

6.0 (no band < 5.5)

Your current TOEFL iBT level 28 30 33

40 (Minimum of 3

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for Writing)

Your current PTE level 30 33 30 36 42 50

Your current CAE level - - - - 162 169

Recommended REW level of study Elementary Pre Intermediate Intermediate

Upper Intermediate

Advanced Advanced Plus

RMIT Training Pty Ltd CRICOS Provider Code: 01912G | CRICOS Program Code: 076733A

Foundation Studies and Vocational Education

Associate Degree

Higher Education

REW offers the English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program, which, if successfully completed, gives you direct entry to university without the need to take a formal English test.

The program prepares you for success at university by:

n teaching you academic language and university-level study skills

n using materials relevant to academic coursework n developing your skills in independent learning and group work

Each level of study takes 10 weeks full-time to complete. Your total study time will depend on the level you need to achieve to enter your chosen course.

We will place you in a class that matches your most recent IELTS or other recognised English language proficiency test results, which can be no more than 12 months old. The table below shows the test results required for different levels.

If you do not have an IELTS score (or English test equivalent) you can sit a placement test at RMIT English Worldwide.

RMIT English Worldwide (REW) is a leading language centre with more than 50 years experience.

Course entry requirements — English language proficiency

Unless you gained your qualification in a recognised English-speaking country, you are required to provide current evidence of English language proficiency for admission to RMIT University.

You can provide your results from one of these three options:

n an accepted English language proficiency test

n an accepted English language provider

n a recognised Australian or international qualification taught in English

If you do not meet the standard of English required via an accepted English language proficiency test, RMIT English Worldwide (REW) offers an English language program. See page 19 for more information.

— Academic requirements

Every RMIT course has its own specific set of entry requirements.

You will find them listed as an Australian grade on each course summary on the RMIT website.

You can visit our country equivalency page to find what the required score in your qualification would be.

For example, 70 per cent in the Australian Year 12 was equivalent to 454 in the Chinese Gao Kao in 2019.

— Additional requirements

For some courses, you also need to complete selection tasks as part of your application. These may include:

n submitting a portfolio n completing a preselection kit n attending an interview (in person or via phone or Skype)

Work experience may be required or used for alternative entry for some courses.

Pre-university Vocational Undergraduate Postgraduate Research

Levels of study at RMIT

English language programs

Foundation Studies

Victorian Certificate of Education

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Certificate, Diploma and Advanced Diploma

Associate Degree

Bachelor Degree and

Honours Degree

Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma

and Masters by Coursework

Masters by Research and PhD

English language proficiency

IELTS score (or equivalent) required for entry^

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VCE Units 1 and 2 5.5

VCE Units 3 and 4 5.5

5.5+ 6.0+ 6.5+ 6.5+ 6.5+

Academic requirements Score required for entry&

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VCE Units 1 and 2

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^ Minimum score for each band required. Note: Some courses may require a higher IELTS score.

* Or equivalent senior secondary school qualification or vocational qualification.

# Some honours degrees require you to complete a bachelor degree for entry.

NB Some courses require selection tasks to be completed for entry.

& Research component required, plus evidence of a minimum credit or distinction average.

— For more information on entry requirements rmit.edu.au/international/entryrequirements

rmit.edu.au/research-entry-requirements

In order to study at RMIT, you must meet the entry requirements of the course you want to study.

English for academic purposes

— For more information, including start dates, fees and enrolment process, visit rmit.edu.au/english-programs

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Focused discipline streams

RMIT's Foundation Studies offers three streams; Art, Design and Architecture, Business, Science, Engineering and Health. These streams are designed when you know the academic degree you wish to pursue. If undecided about your academic pathway you can enrol in the Foundation Studies General program.

Individual attention

Our small class sizes ensure you receive the support and feedback you need to develop enriching relationships with your teachers and your student community. Our classrooms incorporate modern design spaces and provide contemporary tools to enhance your learning experience.

Supportive environment and teacher expertise

Our teachers are experts in their field and highly experienced in working with international students. They understand the needs of young people studying in another country. Access to one on one counselling, a variety of health and wellbeing services, along with social and sporting activities to make friends ensure you thrive in your new environment.

Melbourne City lifestyle

Studying at RMIT's Melbourne City campus gives you access to great facilities, accommodation and services right in the heart of Melbourne. Getting around is easy, with public transport and parking nearby.

Pathways

— Vocational Education pathways

RMIT’s certificates, diplomas and advanced diplomas help you gain the practical skills you need for excellent job prospects. They also provide credit towards RMIT degrees, with some courses providing up to two years' credit towards a bachelor degree.

— Associate degree pathways

An associate degree is a two-year university course that gives you a strong grounding in your field. You may also gain credit towards a related RMIT bachelor degree.

— Examples

English for Academic Purposes (EAP)

Tan enrols in RMIT English Worldwide’s EAP course. She is placed in the Upper Intermediate class.

Duration: 10 weeks

Foundation Studies

Rajesh successfully completes a Foundation Studies course in the Science, Engineering and Health stream.

Duration: 1 year

Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering)

Rajesh achieves the overall minimum grade required in Foundation Studies to enter into year one of the bachelor course.

Duration: 4 years

Diploma of Commerce

Tan achieves the required EAP level and enters into the Diploma of Commerce.

Duration: 1 year

Bachelor of Business (Management)

After completing the diploma, Tan enters year two of the bachelor degree.

Duration: 2 years

Foundation Studies

— Our students are our first priority and at the centre of everything we do.As an RMIT Foundation Studies student, we guarantee you entry into your preferred first year undergraduate study, or its equivalent, at RMIT University when you reach the required score.

The traditional path to university isn’t the only one. Pathways provide opportunities for students to access our large range of vocational courses that lead to undergraduate study.

Fabio Hutagalung is a graduate of Foundation Studies and the Bachelor of Design (Communication Design). Fabio now works as an Account Executive at Encore Jakarta, a boutique branding agency that specialises in 3D rendering.

"In Foundation Studies I learnt about 3D modelling, painting and also mixed media drawing. These things became the foundation of my portfolio to get into my Bachelor of Communication Design at RMIT."

GRADUATE! GRADUATE!

To find out about the guaranteed pathway requirements visit rmit.edu.au/study-with-us/foundation-studies

Foundation Studies commencement dates:

n 1 February 2021 n 19 July 2021

Foundation Studies

} $AU 2021 K IELTS

Foundation Studies: Art, Design and Architecture 1 year Feb Jul 26,500 FS017 5.5 (5.0)

Foundation Studies: Business 1 year Feb Jul 26,500 FS017 5.5 (5.0)

Foundation Studies: General 1 year Feb Jul 26,500 FS017 5.5 (5.0)

Foundation Studies: Science, Engineering and Health 1 year Feb Jul 26,500 FS017 5.5 (5.0)

—Fees and dates

RMIT Training CRICOS Provider Code: 01912G | RMIT University CRICOS Provider Code: 00122A

Tan wants to study a Bachelor of Business (Management). She has completed Year 12, but her grades don’t qualify her for entry into the bachelor degree. She also needs to improve her English skills.

Rajesh wants to study a Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering), but he hasn't completed the required chemistry study for direct entry into the course.

Foundation Studies program

Art, Design and Architecture

Business

General

Science, Engineering and Health

Pathway options

Entry level

Successful completion of Australian Year 11 or equivalent D average

IELTS (academic) 5.5 (No band below 5.0)

Associate Degree

Diploma

RMIT University

Degree

Foundation Studies provides you with a direct entry into one of three pathways: a Degree, or an Associate Degree, or a Diploma.

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How to apply

1. Research

Find the course you want to study at RMIT.

n Check the entry requirements. n If you don't meet the course entry requirements, explore your pathway options (see page 21 for details).

Brochure builder

To create your own personalised brochure about studying at RMIT, visit rmit.edu.au/mybrochure

2. Prepare

To apply to study at RMIT, you will need a complete a set of supporting documents, which may include:

n academic transcripts n any documents relating to selection tasks (pre-selection kits, folios, etc.) if applicable

n graduation certificates n passport n proof of English language proficiency

Once you have these ready, start organising the documents you will need for your visa application.

3. Apply

Submit your application to RMIT.

Allow a minimum of 10 days for RMIT to assess your application.

We will contact you if we need more information.

Successful applicants will receive their offer via email.

4. Accept your offer

Congratulations! You can now accept your offer.

Allow at least five days for RMIT to send your eCOE (electronic Confirmation of Enrolment).

5. Visa application

Once you receive your eCOE, you can apply for your visa. Depending on what you study and the length of time you plan to be in Australia, you may need a student visa, a training visa or a visitor visa.

To find out more about which visa to apply for and how to apply, visit

immi.homeaffairs.gov.au

6. Organise travel

Once you receive your visa, you can organise your travel to Melbourne.

Make sure you arrive in time to attend the international student welcome.

— Need help?

For more information, visit rmit.edu.au/international/how-to-apply

Contact our student advisors at [email protected]

Contact our Arabic-speaking advisor at [email protected]

To submit an enquiry via our website, visit rmit.edu.au/international-enquiry

VCE at RMIT

Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE)

} $AU 2021 K IELTS

Victorian Certificate of Education (Year 11)

1 year Feb Jul 16,750 C2084 5.5 (5.0)

Victorian Certificate of Education (Year 12)

1 year Feb Jul 16,750 C2085 5.5 (5.0)

RMIT offers VCE in Melbourne, Australia, and in Beijing, China, through the Beijing ZhongGuanCun Foreign Language School.

Fees and important dates — Important fee information

n The course information and fees in this publication apply to students starting courses between 1 January and 31 December 2021.

n All fees are quoted in Australian dollars ($AU) and apply to RMIT University’s Australian campuses only.

n RMIT’s application fee is non-refundable, but will be credited to your tuition fee deposit once you accept your offer and start your course.

n For Higher Education fees, tuition fees are rounded up to the nearest $10 per credit point increment.

n Similarly, for Vocational Education and preparatory students, the annual course fees are rounded up the nearest $250.

n Students starting mid-year will find that the total cost of their course will be slightly higher than if they had started in February, because fee increases are applied at the beginning of each calendar year. (So their second semester may be more expensive after a fee increase at the start of the following year).

n Fees are invoiced on a study period basis according to the enrolled load for that particular study period, except that English language is charged at a weekly fee.

n For full-time students, the annual Student Services and Amenities fee for 2021 is $AU303.

n For further information, visit rmit.edu.au/programs/fees

n For details on additional costs rmit.edu.au/programs/fees/other

— Important dates

SEMESTER 1, 2021 SEMESTER 2, 2021

Classes 8 February – 30 May

5 July – 31 October

Mid-semester break 1 – 7 April30 August – 3 September

Exams 7 – 18 June 1 – 12 November

End of semester break

21 June – 2 July

15 December

Higher Education(Diploma of Commerce, Associate Degree in Business, Bachelor Degree, Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma, Masters by Coursework)

Vocational Education(Certificate, Diploma, Advanced Diploma, Associate Degree, Bachelor of Nursing with Advanced Entry)

SEMESTER 1, 2021 SEMESTER 2, 2021

Classes 1 March – 30 May

19 July – 16 October

Mid-semester break 1 – 7 April30 August – 3 September

Exams 7 – 25 June25 October – 12 November

End of semester break

28 June – 16 July

15 December

The dates displayed in the above tables are subject to change. For the most up to date information, visit rmit.edu.au/important-dates

Gain your secondary school certificate at RMIT. The Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) is recognised throughout Australia as a university entrance qualification.

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— RMIT researchers are supported by cutting-edge research hubs and facilities

Research at RMIT

— As a global university of design, technology and enterprise, RMIT brings unique capabilities to research through a transdisciplinary approach.

Image: The world's first self-fit modular hearing aid, designed by RMIT researcher, Leah Heiss, for Blamey Saunders hears.

Our academic expertise, strong links to industry and consideration of technological and social dimensions enables us to find solutions to critical problems affecting communities and the environment.

RMIT participates in Cooperative Research Centres around Australia and has many international partnership arrangements in place, ensuring our researchers are well connected to international leaders in their field.

n Advanced Manufacturing Precinct

n AFI Research Collection

n Food Research and Innovation Centre

n MicroNano Research Facility

n Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy Facility

n Rheology and Materials Characterisation Laboratory

n RMIT Design Archives

n RMIT Microscopy and Microanalysis Facility

n RMIT Vibrational Spectroscopy Facility

n Separation Science and Mass Spectrometry Facility

n Virtual Experiences Laboratory

n X-Ray Facility

RMIT offers research programs at two levels:

n Masters by Research (2 years, full-time) n PhD (4 years, full-time)

rmit.edu.au/how-to-apply-for-research

rmit.edu.au/ecp

— Our research clusters

Unlike conventional discipline-based research structures, RMIT’s Enabling Capability platforms connect researchers from multiple disciplines and from across colleges under a thematic umbrella.

n In 2019, RMIT was named Geospatial Research Institute of the Year by the Geospatial World Forum.

n RMIT’s Dr Louise Byrne won the top Early Career Research Prize at the 2019 Mental Health Service Awards of Australia and NZ for her contributions to advancing mental health service quality.

n RMIT’s Professor Calum Drummond won the Australian Academy of Science’s prestigious Ian Wark Medal for outstanding advances in chemistry and materials science research.

n Three RMIT research projects were awarded grants totalling $780,000 to modernise the Australian automotive industry and support the development of self-driving vehicles.

n Google rated RMIT as a leading technology university with three prestigious research awards, more than any other Australian university. The annual Google Faculty Research Awards fund world-class computer science and technology research.

n An RMIT physicist, Distinguished Professor Min Gu, was awarded a top international prize, the Dennis Gabor Award in Diffractive Optics, named in honour of the Nobel-winning inventor of holography.

n RMIT researchers have used liquid metals to turn carbon dioxide back into solid coal, in a world-first breakthrough that could transform our approach to carbon capture. The team has developed a technique that can efficiently convert CO2 from a gas into solid particles of carbon.

n RMIT researchers won the Telstra Designing for Aging Well Challenge. Through partnering with aged care provider Bolton Clarke, the team developed the CaT Pin, a wearable device that tracks a wearer’s conversation, sending alerts to family or carers at signs of social isolation.

— 2019 research highlights

Global Business Innovation Urban FuturesInformation and Systems Social Change

Advanced Manufacturing and Fabrication

Design and Creative Practice

Advanced Materials Biomedical and Health Innovation

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— Capitol Theatre

Designed by celebrated architects Marion Griffin and Walter Burley Griffin, the Capitol is one of the most important cinemas in Australian history. The venue, constructed in 1924, has been reimagined by RMIT and Six Degrees Architects as a contemporary hub for education and culture.

The Capitol hosts screenings, theatre productions, talks and workshops, and gives our students opportunities to participate in exhibitions, live productions, conferences and many other experiences.

— Storey Hall

First built as the Hibernian Hall in 1887, this historic RMIT building was an important symbol of social and political protest. It was remodelled as the iconic Storey Hall in 1995, when it received an ultra-modern extension by ARM Architecture, featuring geometric-shaped windows and tiles. The purple colour used throughout the interior recalls the hall's earlier life as a place for feminist debate, and the powerful green facade acknowledges the building’s Irish heritage.

The building is now home to the RMIT Gallery and includes a large auditorium, lecture theatre and function spaces, providing contemporary exhibition and learning spaces for our students.

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— Career outcomes

KEY: } Duration , Campus Intake/s $ 2021 2021 annual fee ($AU) IELTS Academic IELTS Overall Band (Individual Band) – subject to change

K RMIT Code % Entry requirement (min average % or GPA) V Selection task 6 Pathways e Notes

For the most up-to-date information regarding RMIT courses and pathways, please visit rmit.edu.au

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ARCHITECTURE

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Advanced Diploma of Building Design (Architectural)

2 years City Feb Jul $56,000* C6161 6.0 (5.5) 50% - - -

Bachelor of Architectural Design 3 years City Feb Jul $44,160 BP250 6.5 (6.0) - Y - B, BB

Bachelor of Landscape Architectural Design 3 years City Feb Jul $40,320 BP256 6.5 (6.0) 70% Y - B, E

Master of Architecture 2 years City Feb Jul $43,200 MC163 6.5 (6.0) - Y Y -

Master of Landscape Architecture 2 years City Feb Jul $41,280 MC172 6.5 (6.0) - Y Y E

INTERIOR DESIGN

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Diploma of Interior Design 2 years City Feb $46,250* C5396 5.5 (5.0) 50% Y - -

Associate Degree in Interior Decoration and Design

2 years City Feb $30,720 AD020 6.0 (5.5) 60% Y Y -

Bachelor of Interior Design (Honours) 4 years City Feb Jul $40,320 BH115 6.5 (6.0) 70% Y Y B

Master of Interior Design 2 years City Feb $38,400 MC275 6.5 (6.0) - Y Y -

URBAN DESIGN

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Master of Urban Design 2 years City Feb Jul $43,860 MC193 6.5 (6.0) - Y - E

RESEARCH

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Master of Design (Architecture and Design) 2 years - All year $36,480 MR207 6.5 (6.0) 60% - - FF

PhD (Architecture and Design) 4 years - All year $40,320 DR207 6.5 (6.0) 70% Y - FF

FootnotesB July entry may be available to students who are granted course/subject exemptions or advanced entry based on previous study. E This course incurs additional costs. BB This course has limited spaces and applications must be submitted by 1 August (in any given year) (Round 1) and 1 December (in any given

year) (Round 2) for semester 1 intake and 1 April (in any given year) for semester 2 intake in order to be considered.FF Refer to rmit.edu.au/how-to-apply-for-research for reference.* Total fee.

1 QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019

2 Excellence in Research Australia 2018 National Report

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Architecture

For more information visit rmit.edu.au/architecture


Many of our courses offer opportunities to gain invaluable industry experience with design studios offered by leading local and international design practices.

Students work in studios under the supervision of experienced designers and architects, working on real projects or topical contemporary issues.

— Study areas

n Architecture

n Interior design

n Landscape architecture

Architecture and urban design at RMIT address compelling, contemporary issues such as globalisation and rapid urbanisation. Our students are encouraged to be risk-takers, engaging with new and emerging technologies to explore their implications and possibilities for architectural design. We promote project-based learning and research, preparing our students for work and industry engagement. We have extensive links with industry through our teaching staff, many of whom are award-winning, practising architects.

At RMIT you will develop a rich understanding of architecture and build a diverse set of skills that you’ll use throughout your career, including visual communication, drawing, 2D and 3D design and problem-solving.

Excellence in researchRMIT’s research in architecture is rated as above world standard2

Victorian Architecture MedalPractices led by RMIT staff, adjunct professors or alumni have received the Victorian Architecture Medal every year from 2013 to 2019

Learn abroadStudy in the heart of Los Angeles with our exchange partner, Southern California Institute of Architecture

#22

#3

in the world for architecture1

in Australia for architecture1

— Design Hub

Our award-winning Design Hub, designed by RMIT alumni and architect Sean Godsell, includes a fully equipped workshop space, gallery, robotics lab and a variety of design studio spaces. The hub features lecture spaces where prominent local and international architects and designers present throughout the year.

Recent studio

partners include

Architecture

n Architectural designer

n Architectural draftsperson

n Designer and fabrication consultant

n Facade coordinator

n Graphic designer

n Industrial designer

n Landscape architect

n Lighting consultant

n Production designer

n Researcher

Interior design

n Exhibition designer

n Furniture or homeware designer

n Interior designer (hospitality)

n Interior designer (residential)

n Interior designer (retail)

n Set designer

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Our industry

partners include — Career outcomes




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FINE AND VISUAL ARTS

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Certificate IV in Visual Arts 0.5 year City Jul $17,750* C4370 5.5 (5.0) 50% Y - -

Diploma of Visual Arts 1 year City Feb $21,250* C5348 5.5 (5.0) 50% Y Y -

Advanced Diploma of Visual Arts 1 year City Feb $21,250* C6149 5.5 (5.0) - Y Y A

Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) 3 years City Feb Jul $34,560 BP201 6.5 (6.0) 65% Y Y B

Master of Arts (Arts Management) 1.5 years City Feb Jul $31,680 MC034 6.5 (6.0) - - - -

Master of Arts (Art in Public Space) 1.5 years City Feb Jul $32,640 MC079 6.5 (6.0) - Y - E

Master of Fine Art 2 years City Feb Jul $32,640 MC266 6.5 (6.0) - Y - -

PHOTOGRAPHY

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Certificate IV in Photography and Photo Imaging

1 year City Feb $22,750* C4373 5.5 (5.0) 50% Y - E

Diploma of Photography and Photo Imaging 1 year City Feb $21,500* C5351 5.5 (5.0) - Y Y -

Bachelor of Arts (Photography) 3 years City Feb Jul $34,560 BP117 6.5 (6.0) 65% Y Y B, E

Master of Photography 2 years City Feb Jul $32,640 MC270 6.5 (6.0) - Y - -

HONOURS

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) (Honours) 1 year City Feb $32,640 BH052 6.5 (6.0) 2 Y - -

Bachelor of Arts (Photography) (Honours) 1 year City Feb Jul $32,640 BH125 6.5 (6.0) 2.7 Y - -

RESEARCH

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Master of Fine Art 2 years - All year $31,680 MR208 6.5 (6.0) 60% - - FF

PhD (Art) 4 years - All year $31,680 DR208 6.5 (6.0) 70% - - FF

FootnotesA This course is only available for advanced entry.B July entry may be available to students who are granted course/subject exemptions or advanced entry based on previous study. E This course incurs additional costs.FF Refer to rmit.edu.au/how-to-apply-for-research for reference.* Total fee.

Art

Art

— Travel opportunities

RMIT runs regular study tours to experience festivals and meet prominent artists in New York, Hong Kong, Paris, Shanghai and Berlin. Students are also given the opportunity to study at our interlocation partner, Hong Kong Art School, where RMIT delivers its fine art course.

— Study areas

n Fine art

n Photography

n Visual arts

For more information visit rmit.edu.au/art

130+ yearsRMIT offers the longest continuously running photography program in the world

5 galleriesRMIT owns and operates five public galleries and exhibition spaces

7 specialisationsFine art offers seven studio specialisations:

n ceramics n drawing

n gold and silversmithing

n painting n print n sculpture n video

RMIT’s School of Art is a hub for emerging artists to engage in contemporary practice and gain local and international exposure. RMIT encourages diverse, challenging and innovative art, craft and photographic practices and research. We are ranked first in Australia and 12th in the world for art and design1, placing RMIT in the top echelon of the world’s art and photographic educational institutions.

Set in the centre of Melbourne’s flourishing creative scene, the school enjoys a 130-year history of graduating artists, photographers and craftspeople with skilled hands and cultivated minds, ready for life and work. RMIT proudly supports artists-in-residence, galleries, public programs, international conferences, student and staff exchange, study tours and publishing – all with a strong focus on community engagement and social transformation.

#1

#12

in Australia for art and design1

in the world for art and design1

— Ceramics

Ceramics is a specialisation within the Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) and allows students to experiment, design and conceptualise with clay. The ceramics studio is equipped with pottery wheels, a dedicated mould-making area, a glaze lab and electric and gas-fired kilns, enabling students to explore a range of creative techniques and processes from throwing to sculpting.


Art

n Arts manager n Art technician n Arts writer or theorist n Curator n Filmmaker n Gallery director n Professional artist n Sound engineer n Teacher or researcher n Technical specialist

Photography

n Architectural or industrial photographer

n Commercial or advertising photographer

n Digital compositor n Digital retoucher n Fashion photographer n Media photographer n Photojournalist n Portrait photographer n Sports photographer n Wedding photographer

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Our industry





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— Model pharmacy

Develop your formulation, compounding and patient-service skills in RMIT’s state-of-the-art model pharmacy at the Bundoora campus.

BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Laboratory Medicine)

4 years Bundoora Feb Jul $38,400 BP147 6.5 (6.0) - - Y B

Bachelor of Biomedical Science 3 years Bundoora Feb Jul $38,400 BP231 6.5 (6.0) - - Y B

Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology)/ Bachelor of Biomedical Science

4 yearsCity/

BundooraFeb $36,480 BP293 6.5 (6.0) - - - W

Master of Laboratory Medicine 2 years Bundoora Feb Jul $39,360 MC158 6.5 (6.0) 2.0 - - I, Z

PHARMACY

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) (Honours)/Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Sciences

5 yearsCity/

BundooraFeb Jul $41,280 BH122 6.5 (6.0) 70% - Y -

Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Sciences 3 yearsCity/

BundooraFeb $38,400 BP311 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y -

HONOURS

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) 4 years Bundoora Feb $42,240 BH102 7.0 (6.5) 65% - Y S

Bachelor of Health and Biomedical Sciences (Honours)

1 year Bundoora Feb $38,400 BH058 6.5 (6.0) 2.5 - - -

RESEARCH

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Master of Science (Biomedical Science) 2 years Bundoora All year $33,600 MR227 6.5 (6.0) 60% - Y FF

Master of Science (Laboratory and Clinical Science)

2 years Bundoora All year $30,720 MR234 6.5 (6.0) 60% - Y FF

PhD (Biomedical Science) 4 years Bundoora All year $33,600 DR227 6.5 (6.0)70% or

80%- - FF

PhD (Laboratory and Clinical Science) 4 years Bundoora All year $30,720 DR234 6.5 (6.0)70% or

80%- - FF

FootnotesB July entry may be available to students who are granted course/subject exemptions or advanced entry based on previous study.I A part of this course will be taught at the RMIT City Campus.S This course has limited spaces and applications must be submitted by 1 August (in any given year) in order to be considered.W This course incurs additional costs.Z The main intake for this course is in July. February entry may be available to students who are granted course/subject exemptions or

advanced entry based on previous study or students with an undergraduate degree in laboratory medicine.FF Refer to rmit.edu.au/how-to-apply-for-research for reference.

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Biomedical Sciences

Biomedical sciences help us understand disease, how it occurs and how we can control, cure and prevent it. Biomedical sciences at RMIT will teach you to provide practical solutions to global health issues and gain a better understanding of the ever-increasing role that technology plays in how our bodies function.

All our courses are co-designed with industry to ensure they are relevant and meet the needs of industry, government and the community. They will prepare you to work anywhere in Australia in diagnostic pathology, medical research pharmacy, laboratory medicine, pharmaceutical sciences and biomedical research.

— Study areas

n Biomedical science

n Biotechnology

n Laboratory medicine

n Pharmacy

n Pharmaceutical sciences

For more information visit rmit.edu.au/biomedicalsciences


RMIT’s biomedical science degrees include 40 weeks of work placements during third and fourth years. Students have been placed at major hospitals, including Royal Children’s, Peter MacCallum and Osteon Health, as well as in private laboratories. These placements include microbiology, haematology and biochemistry.

Excellence in researchRMIT’s research is ranked by the ARC as well above world standard in:

n clinical sciences n pharmacology and

pharmaceutical sciences n medical physiology n microbiology

Only Victorian universityto offer all the following majors:

n haematology n anatomical pathology n medical microbiology n clinical biochemistry n transfusions and

transplantation science

Australian Institute of Medical ScientistsRMIT’s Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Laboratory Medicine) is the only Victorian degree accredited by the Australian Institute of Medical Scientists (AIMS)

Study abroadLaboratory medicine provides opportunities for students to travel overseas and undertake 10 to 13 weeks of professional practice in an approved laboratory. Destination countries include the UK, the US, Ireland, Singapore, Korea and Sweden

Biomedical science

n Biomedical scientist

n Biotechnologist

n Clinical scientist, biochemistry

n Clinical scientist, genomics

n Clinical scientist, haematology

n Clinical scientist, immunology

n Forensic scientist

n Medicinal chemist

n Microbiologist

n Physician associate

n Research scientist

n Toxicologist

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Our industry


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BUILDING AND TRADES

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Diploma of Building and Construction (Building) 2 years City Feb Jul $37,500* C5256 5.5 (5.0) 50% - - -

CIVIL ENGINEERING

See page 54 for details

CONSTRUCTION AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Bachelor of Applied Science (Construction Management) (Honours) 4 years City Feb Jul $34,560 BH114 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y -

Bachelor of Applied Science (Project Management) (Honours) 4 years City Feb Jul $31,680 BH112 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y -

Graduate Certificate in Project Management 0.5 year City Feb Jul $20,640 GC042 6.5 (6.0) - - - -

Graduate Diploma in Project Management 1 year City Feb Jul $41,280 GD194 6.5 (6.0) - - Y -

Master of Project Management 2 years City Feb Jul $41,280 MC210 6.5 (6.0) - - Y -

PROPERTY AND VALUATION

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Bachelor of Applied Science (Property and Valuation) (Honours)

4 years City Feb Jul $31,680 BH113 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y -

Master of Property 2 years City Feb Jul $40,320 MC212 6.5 (6.0) - - - -

SURVEYING AND GEOSPATIAL SCIENCES


SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Diploma of Conservation and Land Management 2 years City Feb $37,500* C5367 5.5 (5.0) 50% - - -

Bachelor of Environment and Society 3 years City Feb $27,840 BP000 6.5 (6.0) 70% - - E

Master of Energy Efficient and Sustainable Building

2 years City Feb Jul $38,400 MC209 6.5 (6.0) - - - -

Master of Sustainable Practice 2 years City Feb Jul $37,440 MC240 6.5 (6.0) - - - -

URBAN PLANNING

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning (Honours) 4 years City Feb Jul $28,800 BH108 6.5 (6.0) 70% - - -

Master of Urban Planning and Environment 2 years City Feb Jul $31680 MC221 6.5 (6.0) 2.5 Y - -

RESEARCH

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 eMaster of Social Science (Global, Urban and Social Studies) 2 years - All year $26,880 MR210 6.5 (6.0) 60% - - FF

Master of Applied Science (Built Environment) 2 years - All year $40,320 MR212 6.5 (6.0) 60% - - FF

PhD (Built Environment) 4 years - All year $40,320 DR212 6.5 (6.0) 70% - - FF

PhD (Global, Urban and Social Studies) 4 years - All year $26,880 DR210 6.5 (6.0) 70% - - FF

1 Excellence in Research Australia 2018 report by the Australian Research Council

FootnotesE This course incurs additional costs.FF Refer to rmit.edu.au/how-to-apply-for-

research for reference.* Total fee.

Building and trades

n Building construction supervisor and manager

n Estimator

n Purchaser

Construction and project management

n Construction manager

n Quantity surveyor

n Project manager

n Site manager

Property

n Asset manager n Portfolio manager n Property analyst n Property developer n Property valuer

Sustainable practices

n Environmental manager

n Environmental policy officer

n Sustainable building manager, designer or engineer

n Sustainable practice specialist

Urban planning

n Civil urban planner

n Environmental planner

n Subdivisions planner

n Town planner

n Transport planner

Bu

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— Learning with VR

The use of virtual and augmented reality software enables building and construction students to enter and experience a completely immersive environment. With the aid of VR, students can virtually access construction sites safely, in class or at their own pace. The use of VR helps undergraduate construction students to gain a better understanding of the spatial qualities of a building or learn about structural components and assemblies in static models.

Building

The development of our built environment is about more than just constructing roads and buildings. Today’s growing cities need to be carefully and innovatively planned to create liveable and sustainable spaces that can accommodate diverse and growing communities.

RMIT’s building courses connect you with industry mentors to gain the professional skills required to design, shape, finance and manage the urban spaces we live and work in.


RMIT’s School of Property, Construction and Project Management partners with 250+ leading organisations through our unique Employer of Choice program. The program provides undergraduate students with opportunities to:

n participate in the Industry Mentorship program

n undertake employment that supports their professional development

n gain invaluable industry experience under the supervision of industry experts

n grow their professional networks

For more information visit rmit.edu.au/building

— Study areas

n Building and trades

n Construction management

n Environment and planning

n Project management

n Property and valuation

n Surveying and geospatial science

n Sustainable practices

n Workplace health and safety

Australian universities ranked as above world standard in building research1

employers of choiceRMIT’s property, construction and project management courses maintain relationships with 250+ industry connections through our Employer of Choice program

1 of 3 250+

Industry accreditationRMIT’s courses are accredited by:

n Australian Institute of Building n Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors n Chartered Institute of Building n Australian Institute of

Quantity Surveyors

New technologiesRMIT’s construction management courses are among the first in the world to embed 4K spherical virtual technology and building information modelling into the curriculum




Our industry

partners include

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Fastrack

Innovation program

Fastrack is a university-wide elective available to students of all disciplines. It partners with leading industry experts from business, design and technology to co-design and deliver solutions to complex challenges.

Fastrack has worked with partners including NAB, ANZ, Deloitte, Kmart, Crime Stoppers and Victorian Legal Aid. Our partners sponsor the innovation challenges that students work on and allocate subject-matter experts to Fastrack teams, who serve as valuable mentors to participating students.

1 RMIT is ranked third for blockchain technology research by digital assets provider Kaiko

— Behavioural Business Lab (BBL)

The BBL is a multidisciplinary team that applies psychological insights to study people’s decision making in business contexts. Members of the BBL have expertise in psychology, economics and marketing and employ qualitative and quantitative techniques to generate a deep understanding of the process of decision making. The team designs strategic interventions using creative problem-solving tools such as design thinking.

— RMIT Trading Facility (RTF)

The RTF is one of the largest tertiary-based facilities of its kind in Australia. It receives live market data from the world’s leading source of intelligent information for businesses, Refinitiv, as well as other financial analysis tools used by leading banks and investment firms. It provides information on bonds, bills, foreign exchange, share prices and more. The courses run in the RTF use this data in real-time trading simulations and technical workshops.

— RMIT Activator

Activator is RMIT’s home of entrepreneurship. Our workshops, online learning and start-up programs position students to solve the biggest problems out there and take on the future of work. At Activator, you can access mentors, attend masterclasses, request business coaching, apply for funding and learn the enterprise skills you need to support your ideas.

rmitactivator.edu.au

Business

Whether you want to lead or be a problem solver, learn new skills or build on existing knowledge, RMIT's business courses can help you make an impact. Our industry-focused courses are designed with your future in mind. RMIT’s business management and administration courses provide you with fundamental skills such as accounting, marketing, project management and finance.

Electives in persuasive communication, cross-cultural awareness, operational leadership and strategic decision-making allow you to specialise in your area of interest and set yourself apart from the crowd. Our courses offer opportunities to work on industry projects, in professional practice or in simulated work environments, preparing you for your future career.

— Study areas

n Accounting

n Business and administration

n Economics and finance

n Entrepreneurship

n Information systems

n International business

n Management and leadership

n Marketing

n Mathematics, statistics and analytics

n Supply chain and logistics

For more information visit rmit.edu.au/business


From ASX-listed companies to non-profit organisations, RMIT partners with organisations of every size to provide our students with industry-relevant learning. The Co-op program is a paid, 8-to-12 month, full-time work placement as part of a four-year Bachelor of Business degree.

Co-op provides students with opportunities for mentorship, leadership and management and a dedicated RMIT team member supports each student throughout the Co-op journey.

#3 $1.5M+in the world for the study of digital currencies1

RMIT Blockchain Innovation HubThe world’s first research centre on the social science of blockchain in simulated environments

Own your futureRMIT offers electives designed to build your skills for self-employment

RMIT has allocated $1.5M+ in funding to student start-ups since 2015

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ACCOUNTING

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Advanced Diploma of Accounting 1 year City Feb Jul $21,500* C6163 5.5 (5.0) - - Y -

Certificate IV in Accounting and Bookkeeping

0.5 year City Feb Jul $11,000* C4398 5.5 (5.0) - - Y -

Diploma of Accounting 0.5 year City Feb Jul $11,000* C5390 5.5 (5.0) - - Y -

Bachelor of Business (Accountancy) 3 years City Feb Jul $36,480 BP254 6.5 (6.0) - - Y -

Bachelor of Business (Financial Planning) / Bachelor of Business (Accountancy)

4 years City Feb Jul $36,480 BP313 6.5 (6.0) - - Y -

Bachelor of Business (Financial Planning) 3 years City Feb Jul $36,480 BP314 6.5 (6.0) - - Y -

Bachelor of Business (Professional Accountancy)

4 years City Feb Jul $36,480 BP129 6.5 (6.0) - - Y Y

Graduate Certificate in Professional Accounting

0.5 year City Feb Jul $20,160 GC119 6.5 (6.0) - - Y G

Master of Professional Accounting1.5 years 2 years

City Feb Jul $40,320 MC194 6.5 (6.0) - - Y Q

Master of Professional Accounting (CPA Extension)

2 years City Feb Jul $40,320 MC260 6.5 (6.0) - - Y -

BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATION

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Diploma of Commerce 1 year City Feb Jul $28,800* DP003 5.5 (5.0) - - Y N

Associate Degree in Business 2 years City Feb Jul $29,760 AD010 6.0 (5.5) - - Y -

Graduate Certificate of Commerce 0.5 year City Feb Jul $20,160 GC104 6.5 (6.0) - - Y G

Master of Commerce1.5 years 2 years

City Feb Jul $40,320 MC205 6.5 (6.0) - - Y Q

Master of Information Management1.5 years 2 years

City Feb Jul $39,360 MC196 6.5 (6.0) - - Y Q

ECONOMICS AND FINANCE

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Diploma of Financial Services 1 year City Feb Jul $21,000* C5379 5.5 (5.0) - - Y -

Bachelor of Business (Digital Business) 3 years City Feb Jul $36,480 BP324 6.5 (6.0) - - Y -

Bachelor of Business (Economics and Finance) (Applied)


Bachelor of Business (Economics and Finance)


Bachelor of Business (Financial Planning) 3 years City Feb Jul $36,480 BP314 6.5 (6.0) - - Y -

Graduate Certificate in Finance 0.5 year City Feb Jul $20,160 GC048 6.5 (6.0) - - Y G

Master of Finance1.5 years 2 years

City Feb Jul $40,320 MC201 6.5 (6.0) - - Y Q

ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT


ENTREPRENEURSHIP

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Bachelor of Business (Entrepreneurship) 3 years City Feb Jul $36,480 BP030 6.5 (6.0) - - Y -

INFORMATION SYSTEMS

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 eBachelor of Business (Information Systems) (Applied)


Bachelor of Business (Information Systems)

3 years City Feb Jul $36,480 BP308 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y -

Graduate Certificate in Business Information Technology


Master of Business Information Technology

1.5 years 2 years

City Feb Jul $39,360 MC200 6.5 (6.0) - - Y Q

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 eAdvanced Diploma of International Business

0.5 year City Feb Jul $11,000* C6144 5.5 (5.0) - - Y -

Diploma of International Business 1 year City Feb Jul $20,500 C5372 5.5 (5.0) - - Y -

Bachelor of Business (International Business) (Applied)


Bachelor of Business (International Business)


Graduate Certificate in International Business


Master of International Business1.5 years 2 years

City Feb Jul $39,360 MC192 6.5 (6.0) - - Y Q

MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP

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Bachelor of Applied Science (Aviation)/ Bachelor of Business (Management)


Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)


Bachelor of Business (Management) 3 years City Feb Jul $36,480 BP217 6.5 (6.0) - - Y -

Bachelor of Environmental Science/ Bachelor of Business (Management)


Bachelor of Science (Applied Science)/ Bachelor of Business (Management)


Bachelor of Science (Food Technology)/ Bachelor of Business (Management)

4 yearsCity/

BundooraFeb Jul $41,040 BP289 6.5 (6.0) - - Y W

Graduate Certificate in Business Administration

0.5 year City Feb Jul $22,560 GC047 6.5 (6.0) 1 - Y -

Graduate Certificate in Business Administration (Executive)

0.5 year City Feb Jul $22,560 GC129 6.5 (6.0) 2 Y Y G

Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management

0.5 year City Feb Jul $19,680 GC161 6.5 (6.0) - - Y -

Executive Master of Business Administration

1.5 years City Feb Jul $46,080 MC162 6.5 (6.0) 2 Y Y -

Master of Business Administration1.5 years 2 years

City Feb Jul $45,120 MC199 6.5 (6.0) 1 - Y Q

Master of Human Resource Management

1.5 years 2 years

City Feb Jul $39,360 MC263 6.5 (6.0) - - Y Q

MARKETING

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Bachelor of Business (Marketing) 3 years City Feb Jul $36,480 BP252 6.5 (6.0) - - Y -

Graduate Certificate in Marketing 0.5 year City Feb Jul $20,160 GC053 6.5 (6.0) - - Y G

Master of Advertising 2 years City Feb Jul $32,640 MC249 6.5 (6.0) 2.5 Y Y -

Master of Marketing1.5 years 2 years

City Feb Jul $40,320 MC197 6.5 (6.0) - - Y Q

MATHEMATICS, STATISTICS AND ANALYTICS


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FootnotesG Please note that the fee advertised is for the actual course duration advertised.N This course is a Higher Education diploma.Q Students admitted with a degree or higher level of qualification in business (or a related discipline) may complete this course

in 1.5 years.W Classes for this course are delivered across the City and Bundoora campuses. Students may be required to attend both locations.Y This course includes a work-integrated learning (WIL) component, the Cooperative Education program, undertaken in the third year of

the course. It is a one-year work placement (paid employment of at least 34 weeks' duration). The fees for this year are 25 per cent of the annual tuition fee.

* Total fee.

Accounting

n Accountant

n Accounting clerk

n Bookkeeper

n Investment advisor

n Investment and portfolio manager

n Investment banker

n Wealth management officer

Business and administration

n Archivist

n Business administrator

n Business analyst

n Database specialist

n Data manager

n Information manager

n Research and information analyst

Economics and finance

n Corporate, business or financial analyst

n Economist

n Finance manager

n Financial broker

n Financial investment advisor

n Fund manager

n Risk management consultant

Entrepreneurship

n Entrepreneur

n Start-up founder

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SUPPLY CHAIN AND LOGISTICS

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 eBachelor of Business (Logistics and Supply Chain Management) (Applied)


Bachelor of Business (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)


Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain and Logistics Management


Master of Supply Chain and Logistics Management

1.5 years 2 years

City Feb Jul $39,360 MC198 6.5 (6.0) - - Y Q

HONOURS

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Bachelor of Business (Honours) 1 year City Feb $36,480 BH064 6.5 (6.0) 2.5 Y Y -

Bachelor of Engineering (Advanced Manufacturing and Mechatronics) (Honours) / Bachelor of Business (International Business)

5 years City Feb Jul $43,296 BH086 6.5 (6.0) - - Y -

RESEARCH

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Master of Business (Accountancy) 2 years - All year $31,680 MR200 6.5 (6.0) - - Y FF

Master of Business (Business Information Systems)

2 years - All year $31,680 MR201 6.5 (6.0) - - Y FF

Master of Business (Business and Law) 2 years - All year $31,680 MR205 6.5 (6.0) - - Y FF

Master of Business (Economics, Finance and Marketing)


Master of Business (Management) 2 years - All year $31,680 MR204 6.5 (6.0) - - Y FF

Master of Business (Supply Chain and Logistics)


PhD (Accountancy) 4 years - All year $35,520 DR200 6.5 (6.0) - - Y FF

PhD (Business Information Systems) 4 years - All year $35,520 DR201 6.5 (6.0) - - Y FF

PhD (Business) 4 years - All year $35,520 DR205 6.5 (6.0) - - Y FF

PhD (Economics, Finance and Marketing) 4 years - All year $35,520 DR203 6.5 (6.0) - - Y FF

PhD (Law) 4 years - All year $35,520 DR206 6.5 (6.0) - - Y FF

PhD (Management) 4 years - All year $35,520 DR204 6.5 (6.0) - - Y FF

PhD (Supply Chain and Logistics) 4 years - All year $35,520 DR202 6.5 (6.0) - - Y FF

FootnotesG Please note that the fee advertised is for the course duration advertised.Q Students admitted with a degree or higher level of qualification in business (or a related discipline) may complete this course

in 1.5 years.Y This course includes a work-integrated learning (WIL) component, the Cooperative Education program, undertaken in the third year of the

course. It is a one-year work placement (paid employment of at least 34 weeks' duration). The fees for this year are 25 per cent of the annual tuition fee.

FF Refer to rmit.edu.au/how-to-apply-for-research for reference.

Kae HumBachelor of Business (Business Informations Systems)

I chose RMIT specifically because it was based in the city, and given that I was studying a business course, I really wanted to be in the centre of the business universe.

A lot of the lecturers gave really practical advice on how to start projects and how to get funding. I also found it to be a really people-first organisation, so all the lecturers knew us by name and gave us a lot of help after hours, and that’s something that really stood out to me

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International business

n International business development manager or consultant

n International mergers and acquisitions specialist

n Management consultant

n Policy development advisort

Management and leadership

n Diversity manager

n Human resource and performance manager

n Management consultant

n Operations manager

Marketing

n Brand manager and consultant

n Customer and business analyst

n Digital marketer

n Marketing manager

n Market researcher

Supply chain and logistics

n Operations manager

n Procurement manager

n Transport distributor

n Warehouse manager

Our industry

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Graduate success

Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) alumni Jedda Costa and three other RMIT alumni were selected for prestigious ABC cadetships in 2019. During their studies each student completed an internship with the ABC and hosted one of RMIT’s live television news programs as part of their studies.

The cadets will be based around the country and will receive on-the-job, multi-platform reporting training across TV, radio and online media.

— RMIT Media Precinct

RMIT’s Media Precinct offers students access to state-of-the art facilities that support current and future trends in media production. It includes five TV studios and control rooms and supporting spaces such as green rooms, makeup rooms and production offices. Used for live broadcast, recordings and audio mixing, the studios include virtual and augmented reality set technologies, where broadcast and gaming technologies converge.

— ABC Fact Check

RMIT has partnered with ABC News to create the award-winning news service Fact Check. Based in RMIT’s Media Precinct, journalism students and industry professionals work together to examine the claims made by public figures and groups in public debate, providing an essential service in the effort to maintain factual journalism in today’s changing media landscape.

— Bowen Street Press (BSP)

BSP is an independent, student-led publishing house at RMIT. It produces a range of fiction and non-fiction projects, from flash-fiction zines to literary anthologies, magazines and everything in-between. With an emphasis on high-quality editorial work, design and production, BSP takes every project from the initial idea through to the finished product. BSP works in collaboration with emerging student writers, industry professionals and not-for-profit organisations.

At RMIT, you’ll develop the communication skills you need to succeed in a rapidly evolving media landscape. Our courses are designed to enhance your communication skills, provide media training and allow you to move fluently between the classroom, studio and workplace.

We bring industry into the classroom and regularly partner with international and local media organisations and festivals so you can network with industry professionals and get a head start on the competition.

Communication

For more information visit rmit.edu.au/communication

— Study areas

n Advertising

n Creative writing

n Journalism

n Professional communication

n Public relations

n Publishing

n Screenwriting


RMIT’s communication courses foster rewarding relationships with industry, including cultural and community partners. Students work with industry during placements, on collaborative projects and in workforce development and research. Our students have worked with organisations including:

n Ogilvy

n ACMI

n Film Victoria

n SBS Radio

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UNESCO City of LiteratureStudy in Melbourne, the second city in the world to be designated a UNESCO City of Literature3

Excellence in research

RMIT’s research in communication and media studies is rated as well above world standard, one of only two Australian universities to achieve this rating4

#37

#4

in the world for communication and media studies1

in Australia for communication and media studies1

#1

#5

in Australia in the field of advertising2

in the world in the field of advertising2

1 QS World University Ranking by Subject 20192 YoungGuns top 10 advertising schools worldwide

3 UNESCO.org – In 2008, Melbourne became UNESCO’s second City of Literature4 Excellence in Research Australia 2018 report by the Australian Research Council

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ADVERTISING

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Bachelor of Communication (Advertising) 3 years City Feb Jul $32,640 BP219 6.5 (6.0) 65% Y - B

Master of Advertising 2 years City Feb Jul $32,640 MC249 6.5 (6.0) 2.5 Y - -

COMMUNICATION AND WRITING

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 eAssociate Degree in Professional Writing and Editing

2 years City Feb $30,720 AD016 6.0 (5.5) 60% Y - C

Bachelor of Communication (Journalism) 3 years City Feb Jul $32,640 BP220 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y B

Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication)

2.5 years 3 years

City Feb Jul

$42,624 (2.5 years), $35,520 (3 years)

BP222 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y H, L

Bachelor of Communication (Public Relations)

3 years City Feb Jul $32,640 BP223 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y C, B

Bachelor of Arts (Creative Writing) 3 years City Feb Jul $32,640 BP257 6.5 (6.0) 65% Y Y J, B

Graduate Diploma in Journalism 1 year City Feb $26,880 GD074 7.0 (6.5) Y - -

Master of Communication 2 years City Feb Jul $34,560 MC248 6.5 (6.0) 2.5 Y - -

Master of Writing and Publishing 2 years City Feb Jul $32,640 MC262 7.0 (6.5) 2.5 Y - -

GRAPHIC AND COMMUNICATION DESIGN


MARKETING


LANGUAGES, TRANSLATING AND INTERPRETING


HONOURS

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Bachelor of Media and Communication (Honours)

1 year City Feb $32,640 BH066 6.5 (6.0) 3 Y - -

RESEARCH

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 eMaster of Design (Media and Communication)

2 years - All year $31,680 MR211 6.5 (6.0) 60% - - FF

PhD (Media and Communication) 4 years - All year $31,680 DR211 6.5 (6.0) 70% - - FF

Pallavi DanielBachelor of Arts (Creative Writing)

The Bachelor of Arts (Creative Writing) was unlike anything offered at other universities. At RMIT, creative writing was the focus of the degree – not a singular unit or area of study.

I felt reassured that I wouldn’t just be spending three years studying something I loved – I’d also get a career out of it at the end.

FootnotesB July entry may be available to students who are granted course/subject exemptions or advanced entry based on previous study.C This course includes a professional work placement.H This is an accelerated course. Students are required to complete one summer semester (comprising 48 credit points) during their degree.J Please note that while the Bachelor of Arts (Creative Writing) course is open to international students as a three-year degree, the course invites

applications from students who hold relevant diplomas, advanced diplomas, associate degrees or industry experience equivalent for entry into the second year.

L This version of the course is meant for year one commencement for July entry. The course structure is accelerated. It consist of six semesters over 2.5 calendar years by undertaking four first-year subjects in intensive mode over spring (Nov/Dec) and summer (Jan/Feb) semesters.


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Advertising

n Account executive

n Advertising manager

n Art director

n Media planner

Communication and writing

n Content developer

n Editor

n Journalist

n Media advisor

n Novelist

n Publicist

n Screenwriter

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Sans Forgetica

RMIT researchers and academics have come together to design and develop a font named Sans Forgetica.

The font is believed to be the world’s first typeface specifically designed to help people retain more written information. RMIT typography lecturer Stephen Bannon and members of RMIT’s Behavioural Business Lab collaborated to design the font, which won best-in-class in the communication branding and identity category at the 2019 Good Design Awards.

1 QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019 2 Animation Career Review

— Industrial and product design workshops

Complete with CNC machining, modern manufacturing equipment and traditional hand and power tools, our workshops allow students to learn critical skills, prototype new ideas, produce scalable models, create and manufacture products or furniture and explore their creativity.

— Animation Lab

RMIT’s newly built animation labs are custom designed for teaching our students best practice animation skills. Desk spaces accommodate Wacom Cintiq for on-screen drawing and the labs are equipped with state-of-the-art 2D and 3D animation software.

Design

At RMIT, our vision is to reimagine the future and design a more resilient world. Our students are immersed in hands-on studio learning to invent, visualise and prototype design solutions. Our impressive academic team, close industry connections and cutting-edge facilities allow us to provide leadership in new and emerging fields of design.

Through your studies, you’ll expand your design skills and gain valuable experience by working on client projects, learning from industry mentors and design experts. At RMIT you will investigate contemporary, cultural and environmental aspects of design and technology and graduate as a highly trained designer and visual problem solver.

— Study areas

n Animation and interactive media

n Game design

n Graphic and communication design

n Industrial, product and furniture design

For more information visit rmit.edu.au/design


At RMIT you’ll expand your design skills and gain valuable experience by working on client projects and learning from industry mentors and design experts. Internships are offered in many of our courses and past students have either interned or worked on client projects with:

n ANZ

n Penguin Books

n Mecca Cosmetica

n Australian Red Cross

n Noise Art Records

n Australian National Academy of Music

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Exchange partnershipwith Parsons The New School of Design, NYC

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in the world for animation2

Official Design Partnerof the National Gallery of Victoria

Official Research Partnerof Australian Centre for the Moving Image

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— RMIT Design Archives

The RMIT Design Archives actively collect material relating to Melbourne design from the 20th century onwards. The collections represent historical and contemporary practices that tell the story of Melbourne as a design city and provide the resources and support for research into Melbourne’s designed environment.

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DESIGN, INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY

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Master of Design Innovation and Technology

2 years City Feb Jul $41,280 MC231 6.5 (6.0) - - - -

GAMES AND INTERACTIVE MEDIA


GRAPHIC AND COMMUNICATION DESIGN

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Certificate IV in Design 0.5 year Brunswick Feb Jul $16,250* C4382 5.5 (5.0) 50% Y - -

Diploma of Graphic Design 1 year Brunswick Feb Jul $21,250* C5359 5.5 (5.0) 50% Y Y -

Advanced Diploma of Graphic Design 1 year Brunswick Feb Jul $21,250* C6152 5.5 (5.0) - Y Y A

Associate Degree in Graphic Design 2 years Brunswick Feb $30,720 AD022 6.0 (5.5) 60% Y Y -

Bachelor of Design (Communication Design)

3 years City Feb Jul $37,440 BP115 6.5 (6.0) 65% Y Y B, E

Master of Communication Design 2 years City Feb Jul $34,560 MC250 6.5 (6.0) - Y - -

INDUSTRIAL, FURNITURE AND PRODUCT DESIGN

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Diploma of Product Design 2 years Brunswick Feb Jul $21,250* C5382 5.5 (5.0) 50% Y Y -

Associate Degree in Design (Furniture) 2 years City Feb $31,680 AD007 6.0 (5.5) 60% Y Y -

Bachelor of Industrial Design (Honours) 4 years City/

BrunswickFeb Jul $40,320 BH104 6.5 (6.0) 70% Y Y -

Bachelor of Engineering (Sustainable Systems Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Industrial Design(Honours)

5 years City/

Bundoora Feb Jul $42,240 BH100 6.5 (6.0) 70% - Y -

Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering)(Honours) / Bachelor of Industrial Design (Honours)

5 years City/

Bundoora Feb $42,240 BH093 6.5 (6.0) 70% - Y -

Bachelor of Engineering (Automotive Engineering)(Honours) / Bachelor of Industrial Design (Honours)

5 yearsCity/

BundooraFeb Jul $42,240 BH118 70% - Y -

RESEARCH

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Master of Design (Design) 2 years - All year $34,560 MR235 6.5 (6.0) 60% - - FF

PhD (Design) 4 years - All year $38,400 DR235 6.5 (6.0) 70% - - FF


FootnotesA This course is only available for advanced entry.B July entry may be available to students who are granted subject exemptions or advanced entry based on previous study.E This course incurs additional costs.FF Refer to rmit.edu.au/how-to-apply-for-research for reference.* Total fee.

Molly YangBachelor of Design (Communication Design)

During my design studies, I undertook placements at a design studio and at RMIT. Through these placements, I was able to design for professional clients and respond to feedback. [They] prepared me for both potential future employment within the corporate world and for designing in a boutique studio.

I love what I do because I get to mix creativity with functionality.

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Graphic and communication design

n Communication designer n Creative director n Graphic designer n Illustrator n Service designer n User experience designer

Industrial, furniture and product design

n Display and exhibition designer

n Furniture designer n Industrial designer n Product designer n Production manager

Design, innovation and technology

n Chief experience officer n Digital design consultant n Software engineer n Spatial systems designer

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Teacher education

n Early childhood teacher

n Early learning centre manager

n Primary school teacher

n Specialist health and physical education teacher

FootnotesC This course includes a professional work placement.E This course incurs additional costs.DD This course is available for applicants who have successfully completed two years of study in an Australian bachelor degree in education

or bachelor degree in early childhood education (or equivalent overseas qualification).FF Refer to rmit.edu.au/how-to-apply-for-research for reference.** IELTS 7.5 (7.0 Reading, 7.0 Writing, 8.0 Listening, 8.0 Speaking).

HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION

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Bachelor of Health, Physical Education and Sport (Secondary)

4 years Bundoora Feb $34,560 BP319 7.5** 70% Y - E, C

TEACHER EDUCATION

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 eBachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education)

2 years Bundoora Feb Jul $28,800 BP260 6.5 (6.0) - Y - DD

Bachelor of Education (Primary) 4 years Bundoora Feb $27,840 BP320 7.5** 70% Y - -

Bachelor of Education (Primary and Early Childhood Education)

4 years Bundoora Feb $27,840 BP320 7.5** 70% Y - -

Bachelor of Education (Primary Education and Disability Inclusion)


Bachelor of Education (Primary and Physical Education/Sport)


Graduate Diploma in Early Childhood Education

1 year Bundoora Feb Jul $29,760 GD204 7.0 (6.5) - - - C

Master of Teaching Practice (Primary Education)

2 years City Feb $29,760 MC219 7.5** Y - -

Master of Teaching Practice (Secondary Education)

2 years City Feb $29,760 MC220 7.5** Y - -

RESEARCH

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Master of Education 2 years Bundoora All year $27,840 MR209 7.0 (6.5) 60% - - FF

PhD (Education) 4 years Bundoora All year $27,840 DR209 7.0 (6.5) 70% - - FF

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1 QILT.edu.au – Graduates Outcomes Survey 2017-19, Comparison of all Victorian institutions offering teacher education at an undergraduate level.

2 QILT.edu.au – Course Experience Questionnaire 2018-19, Comparison of all Victorian institutions offering teacher education at an undergraduate level.

3 2019 QS World University Rankings by Subject.

Education

RMIT is ranked in the top 100 universities in the world for education studies3, utilising both new and established teaching methods and classroom technologies. When you study education at RMIT, you’re joining a university with an established reputation for providing educational and vocational leadership in the field of knowledge creation.

Aside from traditional educational settings, our education graduates have the skills, knowledge and experience to work in private enterprise, government agencies and community service organisations. As a teacher, no matter what discipline you choose, you’re in a position to shape minds and foster a lifelong love of learning.


Teacher education courses at RMIT are designed to provide a minimum 100 days of supervised professional experience, so our students graduate with confidence. We encourage students to experience education in a range of settings, and offer opportunities for placements in different cultures and countries. As part of the curriculum, students complete a placement in a disability setting, allowing them to develop strategies for managing challenging behaviours. Placements in third year may be taken overseas, and placements in fourth year are selected by students and may include rural or interstate settings.

— Study areas

n Early childhood education

n Education support

n Disability inclusion

n Health, physical education and sport

n Primary education

n Secondary education

n Training and assessment

For more information visit rmit.edu.au/education

of our recent teacher education graduates found employment, the highest rate of any Victorian institution1

days of work-based learning during teaching placements

95%

Star graduatesGraduates of our health and physical education course include two AFLW captains, an Olympic silver medallist and a Commonwealth Games marathon runner

RMIT has the highest graduate satisfaction rate in Victoria2

#1

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— 100+ days of work-based learning

RMIT’s undergraduate teaching courses incorporate a minimum 80-100 days of supervised professional experience, ensuring you graduate classroom-ready. We offer opportunities for placements in different cultures and countries in third year, as well as placements in disability settings that will help you develop strategies for managing challenging behaviours in the classroom. Placements in fourth year are selected by students and may include rural or interstate settings.

Our industry

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— Advanced Manufacturing Precinct (AMP)

Housing some of the most advanced manufacturing technologies available, the AMP brings together design and engineering, from digital design to digital manufacturing. The precinct offers high-speed multi-axis machining centres, 3D printing of advanced products and components, selective laser melting and many other cutting-edge technologies.

From coffee

to concrete

An RMIT lecturer and his students have come up with a new way to reduce the amount of coffee grounds going to landfill – using them in concrete. Concrete contains up to 80 per cent sand, but this resource can’t keep up with demand. Extracting it from fragile ecosystems can have a huge environmental impact.

The group found they could replace 10 per cent of the sand in a concrete mix with coffee grounds and have produced sample “coffee bricks”, which were displayed at RMIT’s EnGenius event in 2019.

Engineering

— Flight training

RMIT conducts flight training at the newly opened Bendigo site as well as the historic Point Cook site, which is the oldest operating airfield in the world and the birthplace of the Royal Australian Air Force. Both campuses include state-of-the-art FM210 flight simulators, which serve as training tools for student pilots. The equipment enables students to practise in all phases of flight, in any weather conditions and at any time of day, before taking to the skies.

— Not sure what kind of engineer you want to be?

Are you more interested in how a smartphone works or what makes an aircraft fly? Do you prefer bridges or engines? Who has more fun – a civil engineer or an aerospace engineer? RMIT has developed a game to help you find the right course for you. Play it now at trueengineer.rmit.edu.au

— Study areas

n Aerospace engineering and aviation

n Biomedical engineering

n Chemical engineering

n Civil engineering

n Computer engineering

n Electrical and electronic engineering

n Engineering management

n Environmental and sustainable engineering

n Mechanical and automotive engineering

n Mechatronics and manufacturing systems

n Telecommunications engineering

For more information visit rmit.edu.au/engineering

RMIT’s engineering courses are co-designed with industry to give you practical experience and training. From the very beginning of your studies, you’ll build the professional and technical skills you need to put your innovation and creativity into practice.

There are many career paths for an engineer and with RMIT you’ll develop internationally recognised skills in the areas that interest you most – designing and creating products, systems, structures and services that transform the world and improve lives.

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The Heavy Structures Lab at our Bundoora campus is equipped with extensive civil engineering facilities. The lab features: compression and tensile testing machines; controlled humidity chambers where structures and materials can be subjected to sustained loads over a long period of time; and a corrosion chamber for testing material degradation in harsh environments. It also houses structural testing frames that can accommodate beams up to six metres in length.

PathwaysA range of RMIT advanced diplomas and associate degrees provide pathways into engineering bachelor degrees

Globally recognisedAs a signatory to the International Engineering Alliance, RMIT’s degrees are recognised by the Washington Accord and the Dublin Accord

Flexible first yearEnter first year engineering with Further Mathematics. At RMIT you can study an introduction to engineering maths to get your skills up to speed

Among the world’s top 100 universities in civil and structural and electrical and electronic engineering1

Top 100


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Aerospace engineering

n Aerospace engineer

n Aircraft designer

n Air safety officer

n Production planner

n Systems technician

Aviation

n Airline manager

n Airport manager

n Aviation consultant

n Commercial pilot

Biomedical engineering

n Biomedical engineer

n Biomedical researcher

n Industry regulator

Chemical engineering

n Chemical engineer

n Cosmetic developer

n Mineral and metallurgical engineer

n Petrochemical researcher

n Plastic and polymer engineer

n Product design consultant

FootnotesA Course to be approved in March.E This course incurs additional costs.R This course plan includes flight training and has the additional objective of training students to achieve competency as a pilot, leading

ultimately to the issuance of a Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL).T This fee includes the course’s maximum allotted flight hours. If students require training above the allotted flight hours, a further fee

will apply. Furthermore, students for this course will also attract additional costs. A full list of material and other fees can be found at: rmit.edu.au/other-expenses

W Classes for this course are delivered across the City and Bundoora campuses. Students may be required to attend both locations.CC Classes for this course are delivered across the Point Cook and City campuses. Students may be required to attend both locations.* Total fee.

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING

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Advanced Diploma of Electronics and Communications Engineering

2 years City Feb Jul $37,500* C6122 5.5 (5.0) 50% - Y -

Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology - Electrical


Associate Degree in Engineering Technology – electrical and electronics major

2 years City Feb Jul $31,680 AD026 6.0 (5.5) 50% - Y -

Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) (Honours)

4 yearsCity /


Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical Engineering) (Honours)

4 yearsCity /

BundooraFeb Jul $38,400 BH075 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y W

Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Business (Management)

5 yearsCity /


Master of Engineering (Electrical Engineering) 2 years City Feb Jul $39,360 MC235 6.5 (6.0) 2 - Y -

Master of Engineering (Electronic Engineering) 2 years City Feb Jul $39,360 MC233 6.5 (6.0) 2 - Y -

Master of Engineering (Electrical and Electronic Engineering)

2 yearsCity /

BundooraFeb Jul $39,360 MC180 6.5 (6.0)

2 or 60%

- Y W

ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT

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Bachelor of Engineering (Aerospace Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Business (Management)

5 yearsCity /


Bachelor of Engineering (Automotive Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Business (Management)

5 years City /

BundooraFeb $42,240 BH084 6.5 (6.0) 70% - Y -

Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Business (Management)


Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Infrastructure) (Honours) / Bachelor of Business (Management)

5 years City /

Bundoora Feb Jul $42,312 BH088 6.5 (6.0) 70% - Y W

Bachelor of Engineering (Computer and Network Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Business (Management)


Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Business (Management)

5 yearsCity /


Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Business (Management)

5 yearsCity /


Bachelor of Engineering (Sustainable Systems Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Business (Management)

5 years City /


Master of Engineering (Management) 2 years City Feb Jul $39,360 MC226 6.5 (6.0) 2 - Y -

ENVIRONMENTAL AND SUSTAINABLE ENGINEERING

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Associate Degree in Engineering Technology 2 years City Feb Jul $31,680 AD026 6.0 (5.5) 50% - Y -

Bachelor of Engineering (Environmental Engineering) (Honours)

4 yearsCity /


Bachelor of Engineering (Sustainable Systems Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Business (Management)

5 years City /


Bachelor of Engineering (Sustainable Systems Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Industrial Design (Honours)

5 years City /


Bachelor of Engineering (Sustainable Systems Engineering) (Honours)

4 yearsCity /


Bachelor of Environmental Science / Bachelor of Engineering (Environmental Engineering) (Honours)

5 years City Feb $36,480 BH096 6.5 (6.0) 70% - Y -

Master of Engineering (Environmental Engineering)

2 years City Feb Jul $39,360 MC254 6.5 (6.0) 2.5 - Y -

Master of Engineering (Sustainable Energy) 2 yearsCity /

BundooraFeb Jul $39,360 MC229 6.5 (6.0)

2 or 60%

- Y -

ENGINEERING (HONOURS)

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Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) 4 years City Feb $39,360 TBC 6.5 (6.0) 65% - - A

AEROSPACE ENGINEERING AND AVIATION

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Advanced Diploma of Engineering (Aeronautical) 2 years City Feb $37,500* C6131 5.5 (5.0) - - Y -

Associate Degree in Aviation (Professional Pilots)

2 years Point Cook Feb Jul $67,200 AD023 6.0 (5.5) 50% - Y T, CC

Associate Degree in Engineering Technology – aerospace major


Bachelor of Applied Science (Aviation) 3 years City Feb Jul $39,360 BP070 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y E, R

Bachelor of Applied Science (Aviation) / Bachelor of Business (Management)


Bachelor of Engineering (Aerospace Engineering) (Honours)

4 yearsCity /


Bachelor of Engineering (Aerospace Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Business (Management)

5 yearsCity /


Master of Engineering (Aerospace) 2 yearsCity /

BundooraFeb Jul $39,360 MC225 6.5 (6.0) 2.5 - Y -

Master of Engineering (Airworthiness) 1 yearCity /

BundooraFeb Jul $39,360 MC238 6.5 (6.0) 2 - Y -

Master of Science (Aviation) 2 years City Feb Jul $39,360 MC264 6.5 (6.0) 2 - Y -

BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING

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Bachelor of Engineering (Biomedical Engineering) (Honours)

4 yearsCity /

BundooraFeb Jul $38,400 BH069 6.5 (6.0) 65% Y -

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

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Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) (Honours)


Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Business (Management)


Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering)(Honours) / Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Sciences

5 yearsCity /


Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology)


Bachelor of Science (Applied Chemistry) / Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) (Honours)


Bachelor of Science (Food Technology and Nutrition) / Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) (Honours)

5 yearsCity /


CIVIL ENGINEERING

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Advanced Diploma of Engineering Technology (Civil Engineering Design)


Associate Degree in Engineering Technology (Civil Engineering)


Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Infrastructure) (Honours)

4 years City /


Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Infrastructure) (Honours) / Bachelor of Business (Management)

5 years City /


Master of Engineering (Civil Engineering) 2 years City Feb Jul $39,360 MC257 6.5 (6.0) 2.5 - Y -

COMPUTER ENGINEERING

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Advanced Diploma of Computer Systems Engineering


Associate Degree in Engineering Technology - computer and network major


Bachelor of Engineering (Computer and Network Engineering) (Honours)


Bachelor of Engineering (Computer and Network Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Business (Management)


Bachelor of Engineering (Computer and Network Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Computer Science


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Civil engineering

n Design engineer

n Engineering asset manager

n Infrastructure manager

n Project manager

n Structural engineer

Computer engineering

n Chief technology officer

n Computer engineer

n Network designer

n Systems architect

Electrical and electronic engineering

n Electronic designer

n Microprocessor programmer

n Power systems engineer

n Service engineer

MECHANICAL AND AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING

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Advanced Diploma of Engineering (Mechanical) 2 years City Feb Jul $38,000* C6130 5.5 (5.0) 50% - Y -

Associate Degree in Engineering Technology – mechanical major


Bachelor of Engineering (Automotive Engineering) (Honours)

4 yearsCity /


Bachelor of Engineering (Automotive Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Business (Management)

5 years City /

BundooraFeb $42,240 BH084 6.5 (6.0) 70% - Y -

Bachelor of Engineering (Automotive Engineering)(Honours) / Bachelor of Industrial Design (Honours)

5 yearsCity /


Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) (Honours)

4 yearsCity /


Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Business (Management)

5 yearsCity /


Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Industrial Design (Honours)

5 years City /

Bundoora Feb $42,240 BH093 6.5 (6.0) 70% - Y -

Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology)

5 yearsCity /

BundooraFeb $42,240 BH090 6.5 (6.0) 70% - Y W

Master of Engineering (International Automotive Engineering)

2 yearsCity /


Master of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering)


MECHATRONICS AND MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS

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Bachelor of Engineering (Advanced Manufacturing and Mechatronics) (Honours) / Bachelor of Business (International Business)

5 yearsCity /


Bachelor of Engineering (Advanced Manufacturing and Mechatronics) (Honours)

4 yearsCity /


Master of Engineering (Manufacturing) 2 yearsCity /


Master of Engineering (Robotics and Mechatronics Engineering)


TELECOMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING

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Bachelor of Engineering (Telecommunications Engineering) (Honours)


Bachelor of Engineering (Telecommunications Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Computer Science


Bachelor of Science (Physics) / Bachelor of Engineering (Telecommunications Engineering) (Honours)


Master of Engineering (Telecommunications and Network Engineering)


RESEARCH

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Master of Engineering (Aerospace Engineering) 2 yearsCity /

BundooraAll year $36,480 MR215 6.5 (6.0) 60% - Y FF

Master of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) 2 years City All year $36,480 MR217 6.5 (6.0) 60% - Y FF

Master of Engineering (Civil Engineering) 2 yearsCity /

BundooraAll year $36,480 MR218 6.5 (6.0) 60% - Y W, FF

Master of Engineering (Electrical and Electronic Engineering)

2 years City All year $36,480 MR220 6.5 (6.0) 60% - Y FF

Master of Engineering (Environmental Engineering)

2 yearsCity /


Master of Engineering (Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering)

2 yearsCity /


PhD (Aerospace Engineering) 4 yearsCity /

BundooraAll year $36,480 DR215 6.5 (6.0)

70% or 80%

- Y W, FF

PhD (Chemical Engineering) 4 years City All year $36,480 DR217 6.5 (6.0)70%

or 80%- Y FF

PhD (Civil Engineering) 4 yearsCity /


70% or 80%

- Y W, FF

PhD (Electrical and Electronic Engineering) 4 years City All year $36,480 DR220 6.5 (6.0)70%

or 80%- Y FF

PhD (Environmental Engineering) 4 yearsCity /


70% or 80%

- Y W, FF

PhD (Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering)

4 yearsCity /


70% or 80%

- Y W, FF

FootnotesW Classes for this course are delivered

across the City and Bundoora campuses. Students may be required to attend both locations.


* Total fee.

Benjamin StylianouBachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) (Honours)

I love the idea of innovation. I like the idea of building something and making something custom, something that’s mine, and having a bit of an impact. Making life a little bit easier for people.

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FASHION AND TEXTILES

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Certificate IV in Custom-Made Footwear 1 year Brunswick Feb $22,750* C4389 5.5 (5.0) 50% - - -

Certificate IV in Textile Design, Development and Production

1 year Brunswick Feb $21,000* C4404 5.5 (5.0) 50% - - E

Diploma of Fashion Styling 1 year Brunswick Feb $19,250* C5336 5.5 (5.0) - Y - -

Advanced Diploma of Textile Design and Development

1 year Brunswick Feb $21,500* C6165 5.5 (5.0) - Y Y E,A

Associate Degree in Fashion Design and Technology

2 years Brunswick Feb Jul $30,720 AD014 6.0 (5.5) 60% Y Y C

Bachelor of Fashion (Design) 3 years Brunswick Feb $37,440 BP328 6.5 (6.0) 65% Y - -

Bachelor of Fashion (Enterprise) 3 years Brunswick Feb Jul $37,440 BP327 6.5 (6.0) 65% - - -

Bachelor of Fashion and Textiles (Sustainable Innovation)

3 years Brunswick Feb Jul $37,440 BP326 6.5 (6.0) 65% - - -

Bachelor of Textiles (Design) 3 years Brunswick Feb $34,560 BP121 6.5 (6.0) 70% Y Y E

Graduate Certificate of Fashion (Entrepreneurship)

0.5 year Brunswick Feb Jul $17,280 GC166 6.5 (6.0) 2.5 Y - -

Graduate Diploma of Fashion (Entrepreneurship)

1 year Brunswick Feb Jul $34,560 GD203 6.5 (6.0) 2.5 Y - -

Master of Fashion (Entrepreneurship) 2 years Brunswick Feb Jul $34,560 MC213 6.5 (6.0) 2.5 Y - -

Master of Fashion (Design) 2 years City Feb $34,560 MC246 6.5 (6.0)2.0

(3.0 in final year)

Y Y -

MERCHANDISING

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Diploma of Visual Merchandising 1.5 years City Feb Jul $24,000* C5381 5.5 (5.0) 50% Y Y -

Associate Degree in Fashion and Textile Merchandising 2 years Brunswick Feb Jul $31,680 AD013 6.0 (5.5) 60% - Y C

HONOURS

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Bachelor of Fashion (Design) (Honours) 1 year City Feb $37,440 BH127 6.5 (6.0)2.0

(3.0 in final year)

Y Y -

Bachelor of Textiles (Design) (Honours) 1 year City Feb $37,440 BH124 6.5 (6.0) 2 Y - -

RESEARCH

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Master of Design (Fashion and Textiles) 2 years Brunswick/

City All year $31,680 MR213 6.5 (6.0) 60% - - FF

Master of Technology (Fashion and Textiles)

2 years Brunswick All year $31,680 MR214 6.5 (6.0) 60% - - FF

PhD (Fashion and Textiles) 4 years Brunswick All year $31,680 DR213 6.5 (6.0) 70% - - FFFootnotesA This course is only available for

advanced entry.C This course includes a professional

work placement.E This course incurs additional costs.FF Refer to rmit.edu.au/how-to-apply-for-

research for reference.* Total fee.

1 2019, the Business of Fashion review of the

Best Fashion Schools - RMIT’s Bachelor of

Fashion (Design) (Honours) program was

ranked in the top 11 of the undergraduate

‘Fashion Design’ category, receiving all four

badges of merit: Best Overall, Best in Global

Influence, Best in Learning Experience and

Best in Long Term Value.

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Fashion students learn about ethical and sustainable practices through a variety of hands-on projects. From exploring natural dyes and textile waste in RMIT’s garden studio to rapid prototyping of smart textiles and wearables in the makers’ space, sustainability is embedded in all learning experiences.

Fashion and Textiles

RMIT is a global leader in fashion and textiles education. Our courses are internationally recognised, with graduates making an impact across the world. We offer certificates, diplomas, associate and bachelor degrees in our state-of- the-art facilities at RMIT’s Melbourne campuses.

Our students gain real-world experience working with local and global companies on projects that bring together design, technology and enterprise. Exploring contemporary approaches to materials, the body, environments and economies, we prepare our students to contribute to the rapidly transforming global fashion and textiles sector.

— Brunswick Design District

RMIT, Moreland City Council and Creative Victoria have led the establishment of the Brunswick Design District. As a long-standing hub for creativity in Melbourne, Brunswick has a thriving designer/maker community. The establishment of this precinct aims to leverage and support the local design community, as well as encourage creative start-ups and other enterprise businesses to set up in the area. RMIT’s School of Fashion and Textiles is situated in the heart of Brunswick and maintains strong relationships with studios and makers in the area, including:

n Otto and Spike

n DenimSmith

n Lois Hazel

n Kuwaii

n Siteworks

n Space Tank

— Study areas

n Fashion design

n Fashion enterprise

n Fashion styling

n Sustainable innovation

n Textile design

n Visual merchandising

RMIT’s Bachelor of Fashion (Design) (Honours) is ranked in the top 11 undergraduate fashion design courses in the world1

UN Sustainable Development GoalsAll undergraduate fashion courses at RMIT are underpinned by the UN Sustainable Development Goals

Exchange partnershipswith Parsons The New School of Design, NYC, Amsterdam Fashion Institute and London College of Fashion

Intensive workshopsin Paris and the US focus on the development of technical skills such as pattern making and embroidery

For more information visit rmit.edu.au/fashionandtextiles

Top 11

Fashion and textiles

n Brand manager

n Creative director

n Fashion buyer

n Fashion designer

n Range / product manager

n Textile technologist

Merchandising

n Buying assistant

n Ecommerce supervisor

n Retail operations

n Visual merchandiser

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ANIMATION

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Bachelor of Design (Animation and Interactive Media)

3 years City Feb Jul $37,440 BP203 6.5 (6.0) 65% Y Y B

Master of Animation, Games and Interactivity

2 years City Feb Jul $32,640 MC232 6.5 (6.0) - Y - -

GAMES AND INTERACTIVE MEDIA

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Diploma of Digital Media Technologies 1 year City Feb $22,000* C5384 5.5 (5.0) - - - -

Bachelor of Design (Games) 3 years City Feb Jul $34,560 BP214 6.5 (6.0) 65% Y Y B

Bachelor of Information Technology (Games and Graphics Programming)

3 years City Feb Jul $36,480 BP215 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y B

Bachelor of Design (Digital Media) 3 years City Feb Jul $37,440 BP309 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y -

HONOURS

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1 year City Feb $32,640 BH066 6.5 (6.0) 3 Y - -

RESEARCH

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Master of Design (Media and Communication)



FootnotesB July entry may be available to students who are granted subject exemptions or advanced entry based on previous study.FF Refer to rmit.edu.au/how-to-apply-for-research for reference.* Total fee.

Games and interactive media

n 2D and 3D game artist

n 3D visualiser or modeller

n Animator

n Art director

n Concept artist

n Game designer

n Interface designer

n Producer

n Programmer

n Researcher

n Special FX

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— Esports at RMIT

RMIT has two dedicated spaces for esports and gaming and frequently hosts professional teams and live-streamers on campus. RMIT’s esports team participates in large-scale competitions, including those at Australia’s largest gaming convention, PAX Australia. Esports is also included in the RMIT Elite and Emerging Athlete program, supporting students to balance the high demands of elite sport and university life each year.

Gaming and digital experiences are a booming industry around the world, with more than 2.3 billion active gamers contributing $AU191 billion to the global games market.3 Combine this with RMIT’s strong industry connections and invaluable workplace experience and you’ll be ready to work in the lucrative digital media, animation and games industries.

In our undergraduate and vocational courses you’ll create characters, environments and entire worlds as you build on your talents in digital art and design. Develop your conceptual design, storytelling and specialist art skills to produce rich interactive experiences. Study in creative studios that encourage artistic and intellectual investigation. Learn from passionate teachers and develop strong technical abilities in design, digital media, art, 2D and 3D design, motion graphics and special effects.

— Study areas

n Animation n Games and interactive media

Game Design

For more information visit rmit.edu.au/gamedesign


Game design courses at RMIT focus on creative studios, which involve lab teaching from industry professionals and feature guest lecturers. Students have access to a testing environment, enabling them to assess game-playing responses and behaviours to better understand user experience firsthand. RMIT has close connections to the local independent games industry through teaching staff, overseas industry projects, events, festivals and exhibitions.

Our industry

partners include

1 QS World University Rankings by Subject 20192 Animation Career Review3 Newzoo’s 2018 Report: Insights Into the Global

Games Market

Exchange partnershipwith Parsons The New School of Design, NYC

#1#12



in the world for animation2

Official Design Partnerof the National Gallery of Victoria

Official Research Partnerof the Australian Centre for the Moving Image

#10

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partners include

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— Chinese medicine clinic

Chinese medicine students use acupuncture, herbal medicine, manual and dietary therapy to treat a range of complaints. As part of their clinical training, students develop diagnosis, treatment and herbal dispensing skills by undertaking supervised clinical observation and practice at the RMIT Health Sciences Clinic.

Treating

elite athletes

Myotherapy students at RMIT are given opportunities to work alongside elite athletes and performers during volunteer placements.

The National Institute of Circus Arts (NICA) allows students to attend placements in block times, where they work alongside the institute’s highly skilled physiotherapy and myotherapy teams. Students are able to observe, treat performers and be mentored by the other therapists at NICA.

— Radiation treatment room

Study in facilities with the latest medical radiations and IT equipment. This includes a Virtual Environment of Radiation Treatment Room (VERT). Through captivating 3D views and life-size visualisations, VERT offers radiation therapy students a unique platform through which to learn.

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1 Excellence in Research Australia 2018 report

— Nursing simulation labs

RMIT’s nursing labs teach students how to safely put theoretical nursing concepts into practice. The simulated health environment mimics a clinical setting and provides students with the chance to practice a variety of patient care scenarios by role-playing with classmates and working with high-fidelity manikins. Students may administer injections, measure vital signs, care to wounds and more.

Health Science

Demand for innovative health professionals is high as our medical system moves from “sick care” to “health care”. As a result, there’s a focus on wellbeing, prevention, early detection and treatment. Health science at RMIT boasts strong industry links and purpose-built facilities, producing health practitioners with skills that are valued all around the world.

Our diverse range of health, medical and wellbeing courses teach you practical solutions to global health issues. Courses are developed in consultation with practising professionals and many offer industry placements, student clinics and work experience in Australia and overseas. Whether you’re studying in our anatomy labs, nursing wards, nuclear medicine workstations, or on sports fields, our equipment, facilities and teaching staff are purposefully chosen and designed to help you get the real-world skills employers are looking for.

— Study areas

n Complementary medicine

n Dental studies

n Medical radiations

n Nursing

n Optical dispensing

n Pharmacy

n Psychology

n Sports science

For more information visit rmit.edu.au/healthscience

— RMIT Health Sciences Clinic

RMIT’s Health Sciences Clinic in Bundoora provides clinical training for students. It prepares them for independent practice when they graduate and meets registration requirements. The clinic is open to the public and offers Chinese medicine, chiropractic, osteopathy and psychology services. It provides clinical diagnosis, health advice and treatment for a range of conditions.

rmit.edu.au/healthclinic

Excellence in research1

RMIT’s research is ranked as well above world standard in:

n complementary and alternative medicine

n pharmacology and pharmaceutical sciences

n medical physiology n physical sciences

Supporting WHORMIT’s expertise in Chinese medicine supports a World Health Organization program to integrate traditional medical practice into public healthcare around the globe

Cutting-edge facilitiesPractise on cutting-edge equipment that is widely used in clinical centres around Australia

Industry leaderRMIT is the only tertiary provider of Chinese medicine education in Victoria

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COMPLEMENTARY MEDICINE

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Bachelor of Health Science / Bachelor of Applied Science (Chinese Medicine)

5 years Bundoora Feb $35,520 BP278 6.5 (6.0) 70% - Y -

Bachelor of Health Science/Bachelor of Applied Science (Chiropractic)


Bachelor of Health Science/Bachelor of Applied Science (Osteopathy)


MEDICAL RADIATIONS

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Master of Medical Physics 2 years City Feb $37,440 MC215 6.5 (6.0)2 or 60%

Y

NURSING AND ALLIED HEALTH

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Diploma of Nursing 2 yearsCity/

BundooraFeb Jul $37,500* C5365 7.0 (7.0) 50% - Y -

Associate Degree in Health Sciences 2 years City Feb Jul $30,720 AD019 6.0 (5.5) 50% - Y -

Bachelor of Nursing 3 years Bundoora Feb Jul $34,560 BP032 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y M, X

Graduate Diploma in Mental Health Nursing

1 year Bundoora Feb Jul $29,760 GD158 6.5 (6.0) - - Y C

PHARMACY


PSYCHOLOGY

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Bachelor of Applied Science (Psychology)

3 yearsCity/

BundooraFeb Jul $35,520 BP154 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y -

Bachelor of Applied Science (Psychology) (Honours)

1 year Bundoora Feb $35,520 BH000 6.5 (6.0) - - Y -

Bachelor of Criminology and Psychology


Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology)

3 years City Feb Jul $28,800 BP112 6.5 (6.0) 70% - - -

Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) / Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology)

5 years City Feb Jul $28,800 BH106 6.5 (6.0) 70% Y Y B

Master of Clinical Psychology 2 years Bundoora Feb $36,480 MC002 8.0 (8.0) - Y - -

SOCIAL WORK


SPORTS SCIENCE

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Bachelor of Health, Physical Education and Sport (Secondary)

4 years Bundoora Feb $34,560 BP319 7.5** - - - E, C

Bachelor of Applied Science (Exercise and Sport Science)

3 years bundoora Feb $34,560 BP296 6.5 (6.0) 65% Y -

HONOURS

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Sciences (Honours)

1 year Bundoora Feb $38,400 BH121 6.5 (6.0) 2 Y - -

RESEARCH

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Master of Applied Science (Health and Medical Physics)

2 years City All year $33,600 MR233 6.5 (6.0) 60% - Y FF

Master of Science (Complementary Medicine)


Master of Science (Laboratory and Clinical Science)


Master of Science (Medical Radiations Science)


Master of Science (Nursing) 2 years Bundoora All year $30,720 MR225 6.5 (6.0) 60% - Y FF

Master of Science (Psychology) 2 years Bundoora All year $30,720 MR226 6.5 (6.0) 60% - Y FF

PhD (Complementary Medicine) 4 years Bundoora All year $30,720 DR224 6.5 (6.0)70% or

80%- Y FF

PhD (Medical Radiations Science) 4 years Bundoora All year $33,600 DR228 6.5 (6.0)70% or

80%- Y FF

PhD (Nursing) 4 years Bundoora All year $30,720 DR225 6.5 (6.0)70% or

80%- Y FF

PhD (Psychology) 4 years Bundoora All year $30,720 DR226 6.5 (6.0)70% or

80%- Y FF

FootnotesB July entry may be available to students who are granted course / subject exemptions or advanced entry based on previous study.C This course includes a professional work placement.E This course incurs additional costs.M The clinical component of this course starts earlier than other RMIT courses. Students must be enrolled in the course and attending by

the date stated in the offer letter.X July entry may be available to applicants with advanced standing and will be assessed on a case-by-case basis. Applicants must have

completed a prior nursing course within the past five years to be considered.FF Refer to rmit.edu.au/how-to-apply-for-research for reference.* Total fee.** IELTS 7.5 (7.0 Reading, 7.0 Writing, 8.0 Listening, 8.0 Speaking)

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I came to [RMIT’s] Open Day, saw the Bundoora campus and it was beautiful. The staff were so helpful. Everyone was lovely. It was just really good vibes.

One of my highlights at RMIT was receiving the Pharmacy Guild of Australia’s Rural Pharmacy Scholarship Scheme. That helped me get financially set up and get me ready for study.

Complementary medicine

n Chinese medicine practitioner

n Chiropractor n Myotherapist n Osteopath

Medical radiations

n Medical imaging n Radiation protection n Radiotherapist

Nursing and allied health

n Acute care nurse n Aged-care nurse n Carer n Individual support worker n Mental health nurse n School nurse n Sexual health nurse

Psychology

n Counsellor n Disability worker n Human resources manager n Organisational

behaviour specialist n Social policy officer n Social psychologist n Social researcher n Welfare service officer

Sports science

n Coach n Exercise physiologist n Fitness centre manager n Health promotion specialist n Personal trainer n Sports administrator n Sports

development officer n Sports therapist

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Robocup 2020

RMIT has named its squad to compete at Robocup 2020, the largest robotics and artificial intelligence competition in the world. The squad, which will be competing against teams from 45 different countries, features AI researchers and two enthusiastic RMIT students from computer science and software engineering.

The headline event is humanoid football using fully autonomous Nao robots that can act and think for themselves.The event is a great platform for students to learn about the challenges of autonomous robotics, as the problems they have to solve in this competition are similar to those we face in solving large-scale robotic applications such as autonomous cars.

— Artificial Intelligence Lab (AI Lab)

The AI Lab develops ideas and solutions to improve our quality of life through artificial intelligence. Specialists use models and algorithms to refine the user experience in games, interactive storytelling and machine learning and work with the latest technology to manage vast amounts of data.

— Esports at RMIT

RMIT has two dedicated spaces for esports and gaming and frequently hosts professional teams and live-streamers on campus. RMIT’s esports team participates in large-scale competitions, including those at Australia’s largest gaming convention, PAX Australia. Esports is also included in the RMIT Elite and Emerging Athlete program, supporting students to balance the high demands of elite sport and university life each year.

1QS World University Rankings by Subject 2019

Information

Technology

Information and communication technology (ICT) is a multi-billion-dollar industry that underpins almost everything we do in today’s digital age. Computer scientists and IT specialists are vital to every industry and help to manage data, provide network support and maintain security.

RMIT’s IT courses let you design systems and solutions that use technology to meet the needs of the user. Combining theory and project experience, an ICT qualification from RMIT allows you to explore or specialise in the rapidly growing areas of app development, cloud, mobile, social media, web systems or multimedia. Our courses give you the skills to develop IT infrastructures and support the people who use them, from network and data administration, programming and client support, to specialised skills to help lead innovation in IT.


RMIT’s information technology courses are designed to provide you with practical experience that prepares you for a career in industry. From year-long internships to projects that simulate an industry environment, RMIT is committed to providing you with opportunities to build on your knowledge and apply your learning in a professional context.

— Study areas

n Computer science

n Information systems

n Information technology

n Software engineering

For more information visit, rmit.edu.au/informationtechnology

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Excellence in researchRMIT’s research in artificial intelligence and image processing is rated as above world standard by the ARC

Flexible majorsRMIT’s Bachelor of IT offers a range of specialisations, allowing you to tailor your learning to meet your aspirations

Pathways into bachelor degreesThe Associate Degree in IT provides pathways into several of RMIT’s bachelor degrees in ICT

Top 150

— Virtual Experiences Lab (VX Lab)

The VX Lab is a multidisciplinary space for students and industry partners to access advanced technology in visualisation and automation. Users explore design, operation and testing of cyber-physical systems.

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COMPUTER ENGINEERING


COMPUTER SCIENCE

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Bachelor of Computer Science 3 years City Feb Jul $36,480 BP094 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y -

Master of Computer Science 1.5 years City Feb Jul $36,480 MC061 6.5 (6.0) 2 - Y -

INFORMATION AND SECURITY

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Master of Cyber Security 2 years City Feb Jul $35,520 MC159 6.5 (6.0) 1.5 or 2 Y -

INFORMATION SYSTEMS


INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

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Diploma of Information Technology 1 year City Feb Jul $21,500* C5395 5.5 (5.0) - - Y -

Associate Degree in Information Technology


Bachelor of Information Technology 3 years City Feb Jul $36,480 BP162 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y -

Bachelor of Technology (Computing Studies)


Master of Information Technology 2 years City Feb Jul $36,480 MC208 6.5 (6.0) 2 - Y -

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

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Bachelor of Software Engineering 4 years City Feb Jul $36,480 BP096 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y -

HONOURS

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Bachelor of Engineering (Computer and Network Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Computer Science


Bachelor of Engineering (Telecommunications Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Computer Science

5 years City Feb Jul $42,240 BH094 6.5 (6.0) 70% - - -

RESEARCH

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Master of Business (Business Information Systems)

2 years - All year $31,680 MR201 6.5 (6.0) 60% - Y FF

Master of Science (Computer Science) 2 years - All year $33,600 MR221 6.5 (6.0) 60% - Y FF

PhD (Business Information Systems) 4 years - All year $35,520 DR201 6.5 (6.0) 70% - Y FF

PhD (Computer Science) 4 years - All year $33,600 DR221 6.5 (6.0) 70% - Y FF

Information and security

n Forensic analyst n IT risk analyst n Network security engineer n Security manager

Software engineering

n Software architect n Software engineer n Software designer n Software developer

Computer science

n Business and system analyst n Software developer n System architect

Information systems

n Business analyst n Database designer n Infrastructure and

network manager n IT consultant n IT project manager n Systems architect

FootnotesFF Refer to rmit.edu.au/how-to-apply-for-research for reference.* Total fee.

Meray AbbaCertificate IV in Information Technology and Networking

I love computers and the power of networks. Networks connect everything – gaming platforms, communications, everything. I’ve always been curious, wanting to know how things work and trying new things.

I chose RMIT because they have a great reputation in new technology and I can explore a little of everything before deciding where I want to put all my energies.

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— Former Magistrates’ Court

Study in buildings that are steeped in history. RMIT’s building 20 (former Magistrates’ Court) was the site of many of Australia’s most famous trials. Now acknowledged as historically significant by the Heritage Council, the Magistrates’ Court was the site of bushranger Ned Kelly’s murder conviction in 1880 when it was the Supreme Court. He was hanged at the adjoining Old Melbourne Gaol.

Criminology and psychology

n Corrections officer n Crime analyst n Customs and

immigration officer n Drug and alcohol support

service worker n Indigenous services liaison n Investigator n Policy writer n Security analyst n Victim support office

Justice and legal

n Case manager n Counsellor n Paralegal n Judge's associate n Law clerk n Legal aid n Legal policy officer n Victim support officer n Youth justice officer

FootnotesC This course includes a professional work placement.FF Refer to rmit.edu.au/how-to-apply-for-research for reference.

JUSTICE

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Bachelor of Criminal Justice 3 years City Feb Jul $28,800 BP023 6.5 (6.0) 70% - - C

Bachelor of Criminology and Psychology 3 years City Feb Jul $28,800 BP295 6.5 (6.0) 70% - - -

Bachelor of Justice and Criminology (Honours) 1 year City Feb Jul $28,800 BH060 6.5 (6.0) 70% Y - -

Master of Justice and Criminology 2 years City Feb Jul $31,680 MC223 6.5 (6.0) - Y - -

LEGAL ADMINISTRATION AND POLICY

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Bachelor of Legal and Dispute Studies 3 years City Feb Jul $28,800 BP204 6.5 (6.0) 70% - - -

RESEARCH

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Master of Business (Business and Law) 2 years - All year $31,680 MR205 6.5 (6.0) - - Y FF

Master of Social Science (Global, Urban and Social Studies)


PhD (Global, Urban and Social Studies) 4 years - All year $28,800 DR210 6.5 (6.0) - - Y FF

PhD (Law) 4 years - All year $35,520 DR206 6.5 (6.0) - - Y FF

Law

Law

From resolving disputes to reforming criminal justice policies and developing early intervention programs, at RMIT you can help your community while making your mark in the field of law. You’ll explore all perspectives of the legal system, including policy, business, politics, sociology and criminology in contemporary Australian and international society. You’ll learn how policies are formed and get the technical skills you need to administer justice.

Our courses are known for incorporating real-world experiences. Justice and legal professions allow you to practise, enforce and reform the law across courts, legal firms, businesses, policing and security agencies.


Employers seek graduates who are adaptable and ready for work. Many of RMIT’s legal courses offer an internship elective, which gives students the opportunity to apply their skills in a relevant justice organisation.

Past students have completed placements or internships with:

n Victoria Police

n welfare and victim support services

n youth justice services

n Magistrates', Children's and Supreme courts

— Study areas

n Criminology and psychology

n Justice

n Legal administration and policy

For more information visit

rmit.edu.au/law

RMIT has more than 30 years of experience in justice training and education

50-day work placementUndertake a 50-day work placement in a criminal justice organisation

Law Students’ SocietyThe RMIT Law Students’ Society runs social, education and careers events year-round

Diverse electives n Forensic studies n Drug-related crime n International policing n Youth justice n Terrorism

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— Capitol Theatre

Designed by celebrated architects Marion Griffin and Walter Burley Griffin, The Capitol is one of the most important cinemas in Australian history. The venue, constructed in 1924, has been reimagined by RMIT and Six Degrees Architects as a contemporary hub for education and culture. The Capitol hosts screenings, talks and workshops and gives our media students the opportunity to participate in live productions and screenings.

Music and audiovisual

n Audio and sound engineer

n Event manager

n Promoter

n Talent manager

n Sound technician

n Studio producer

Screen and media

n Broadcaster

n Director

n Producer

n Production manager

n Special effects specialist

n Videographer

MUSIC AND AUDIOVISUAL

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Diploma of Music Industry (Sound Production)

1 year City Feb $22,000* C5378 5.5 (5.0) 50% Y - -

Advanced Diploma of Music Industry (Sound Production)

1 year City Feb $22,000* C6150 5.5 (5.0) - Y Y A

Bachelor of Arts (Music Industry) 3 years City Feb Jul $29,760 BP047 6.5 (6.0) 65% Y Y B

SCREEN AND MEDIA

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Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media 1 year City Feb $22,750* C6151 5.5 (5.0) - Y Y A

Associate Degree in Screen and Media Production

2 years City Jul $30,720 AD017 6.0 (5.5) 60% - - -

Diploma of Digital Media Technologies 1 year City Feb $22,000 C5384 5.5 (5.0) - - - -

Diploma of Screen and Media 1 year City Feb $22,000 C5350 5.5 (5.0) 50% Y - -

Bachelor of Communication (Media)2.5 years 3 years

CityJul

Feb Jul

$41,472 (2.5 years), $34,560 (3 years)

BP221 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y L,B

Master of Media 2 years City Feb Jul $34,560 MC188 6.5 (6.0) 2.5 - - -

HONOURS

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1 year City Feb $32,640 BH066 6.5 (6.0) 3 Y - -

FootnotesA This course is only available for advanced entry.B July entry may be available to students who are granted course/subject exemptions or advanced entry based on previous study.L This version of the media course is meant for year one commencement for July entry. The course structure is accelerated.

It consist of six semesters over 2.5 calendar years by undertaking four first-year courses in intensive mode over spring (Nov/Dec) and (Jan/Feb) summer semesters.

* Total fee.

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Study the news, make films, create innovative sounds and produce cutting-edge digital content. Studying media at RMIT opens up a whole world of creation. At RMIT you will learn from industry practitioners with years of experience. You will benefit from our state-of-the-art media suite and work with professional-grade technology and materials.

You’ll blend theory with hands-on tutorials, connect with industry contacts, learn to tell stories, build strategies and execute creative projects. RMIT allows you to choose from journalism, music, screen media and more. Join a vibrant intellectual community at an institution that’s globally recognised for its outstanding graduates.

For more information visit rmit.edu.au/media

— Study areas

n Music industry

n Live production

n Screen and media

n Sound production


Students are encouraged to take advantage of the opportunities offered by RMITV, our student-run television station broadcasting on Channel 31. Students may also work with independent radio broadcasters 3RRR FM and SYN FM. Many of our students work on industry-linked projects or placements and organisations that have hosted students in the past include:

n Networks 10, 9 and 7

n ABC

n SBS

n WTFM

n The Australian Open

n Ghost Films

Excellence in researchRMIT’s research in communication and media studies is rated as well above world standard, just one of two Australian universities to achieve this rating2

Live music capitalStudy in Melbourne, which has more live music venues per capita than any other city in the world3

Exchange partnershipwith renowned University of the Arts London (London College of Communication)

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in Australia for communication and media studies1

1 2019 QS World University Rankings

by Subject2 2018 Excellence in Research Australia Report

by the Australian Research Council3 Music Victoria 2017 Census Report

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— Microscopy and Microanalysis Facility

The RMIT Microscopy and Microanalysis Facility houses high-quality electron microscopy and microanalysis equipment for the imaging and analysis of a range of specimens – from chocolate and aluminium to biological and plant material.

Overseas

study tours

As an RMIT science student, the world is your oyster. You could be heading interstate or overseas to embark on a field practicum on the Great Barrier Reef; an environmental assessment project in Fiji; a professional experience in Vietnam; or an expedition to Costa Rica to study the biology, ecology and conservation of local sea turtles.

— Food Innovation and Research Centre

The RMIT Food Innovation and Research Centre enables students to develop practical skills in an industry-standard setting. The centre includes a production facility, commercial kitchen, sensory evaluation lab and research lab. Students have access to a modern pilot plant that simulates industrial production, as well as a range of high-tech food preparation and processing equipment.

1 RMIT named Geospatial Research Institute of the Year for 2019 by the Geospatial World Forum.2 2018 Excellence in Research Australia Report.

— Centre for Nanoscale Biophotonics (CNBP)

The CNBP brings together a team of physicists, chemists and biologists. The team aims to control nanoscale interactions between light and matter, enabling them to probe the complex nanoenvironments within living organisms. This allows our team of biological scientists to understand how single cells react to and communicate with their surroundings.

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Science is about exploration and discovery – both in the lab and in the field. From monitoring the spread of infectious disease to exploring the depths of the ocean, every area of science plays a crucial role in helping us understand why and how things work. While RMIT offers extensive facilities and laboratories on campus, our students go beyond the classroom and apply their learning to real-life problems.

Working in teams during field studies and excursions that take place all over the world, our students gain hands-on experience in all aspects of scientific practice. Whether you want to study mathematics or data, food technology or chromatography, RMIT has the cutting-edge facilities and experienced staff to help you make a scientific breakthrough.

— Study areas

n Biotechnology and biological sciences

n Chemistry

n Environmental science

n Food science and technology

n Mathematics, statistics and analytics

n Medical sciences

n Nanotechnology

n Physics

n Sports science

n Surveying and geospatial sciences

Science


At RMIT, industry and community projects give you the chance to put your skills into action and gain practical experience before you graduate. These include local field trips, mapping the environment, exploring the aquatic environment and even going overseas to tackle environmental challenges in other countries.

For more information visit rmit.edu.au/science

Excellence in research2

RMIT’s research is rated as well above world standard in:

n environmental science n physical sciences n clinical sciences n microbiology n analytical chemistry n macromolecular and

materials chemistry n physical chemistry

Work placementsIndustry projects and placements expose you to real-world business challenges

World's best Geospatial research institute1

Find your niche RMIT offers both flexible and specialised courses

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APPLIED SCIENCE

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Associate Degree in Applied Science 2 years City Feb $30,720 AD012 6.0 (5.5) 50% - Y C

Bachelor of Science 3 years City Feb Jul $36,480 BP229 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y A

Bachelor of Science (Applied Science) / Bachelor of Business (Management)


Bachelor of Science (Dean's Scholar)(Honours)


BIOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

} , $ 2021 K IELTS % V 6 e

Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology) 3 years City Feb Jul $36,480 BP226 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y -

Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology) / Bachelor of Biomedical Science

4 yearsCity /

BundooraFeb $36,480 BP293 6.5 (6.0) 70% - Y W

Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology)


Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) (Honours) / Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology)

5 yearsCity /

BundooraFeb $42,240 BH090 6.5 (6.0) 70% - Y W

Master of Biotechnology 2 yearsCity /

BundooraFeb Jul $37,440 MC111 6.5 (6.0) 2 - Y F, W

CHEMISTRY

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Bachelor of Science (Applied Chemistry) / Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) (Honours)


ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

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Bachelor of Environmental Science 3 year City Feb Jul $36,480 BP192 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y -

Bachelor of Environmental Science / Bachelor of Business (Management)


Bachelor of Environmental Science / Bachelor of Engineering (Environmental Engineering) (Honours)

5 years City Feb $36,480 BH096 6.5 (6.0) 70% Y Y -

Bachelor of Environmental Science / Bachelor of Environment and Society

4 years City Feb $36,480 BP193 6.5 (6.0) 70% - - -

Master of Environmental Science and Technology

2 years City Feb Jul $37,440 MC191 6.5 (6.0) 2 - Y -

FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

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Bachelor of Science (Food Technology) / Bachelor of Business (Management)

4 yearsCity /

BundooraFeb Jul $41,040 BP289 6.5 (6.0) 70% - Y W

Bachelor of Science (Food Technology and Nutrition) / Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) (Honours)

5 yearsCity /


Bachelor of Science (Food Technology and Nutrition)

3 yearsCity /

BundooraFeb Jul $36,480 BP199 6.5 (6.0) 70% - Y W

Master of Food Science and Technology 2 yearsCity /

BundooraFeb Jul $37,440 MC237 6.5 (6.0) 2 - Y -

MATHEMATICS, STATISTICS AND ANALYTICS

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Bachelor of Science (Mathematics) 3 years City Feb Jul 34,560 BP083 6.5 (6.0) 65 - Y -

Master of Analytics 2 years City Feb Jul $33,600 MC242 6.5 (6.0) - - Y -

Master of Data Science 2 years City Feb Jul $36,480 MC267 6.5 (6.0) - - - -

Master of Statistics and Operations Research


NANOTECHNOLOGY

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Bachelor of Science (Nanotechnology) / Bachelor of Science (Applied Sciences)

4 years City Feb $36,480 BP247 6.5 (6.0) 70% - Y -

PHYSICS

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Bachelor of Science (Physics) / Bachelor of Engineering (Telecommunications Engineering) (Honours)

5 years City Feb Jul $43,296 BH097 6.5 (6.0) 70 - Y -

SURVEYING AND GEOSPATIAL SCIENCES

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Bachelor of Applied Science (Surveying) (Honours)

4 years City Feb Jul $36,480 BH116 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y B

Bachelor of Science (Geospatial Science) (Honours)

4 years City Feb Jul $36,480 BH117 6.5 (6.0) 65% - Y B

Master of Geospatial Science 2 years City Feb Jul $35,520 MC265 6.5 (6.0) - - Y -

RESEARCH

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Master of Science (Applied Biology and Biotechnology)

2 yearsCity /


Master of Science (Applied Chemistry) 2 years City All year $33,600 MR229 6.5 (6.0) 60% - Y FF

Master of Science (Applied Physics) 2 years City All year $33,600 MR230 6.5 (6.0) 60% - Y FF

Master of Science (Food Science) 2 yearsCity /


Master of Science (Geospatial Sciences) 2 years City All year $33,600 MR223 6.5 (6.0) - - - FF

Master of Science (Mathematical Sciences) 2 years City All year $33,600 MR222 6.5 (6.0) 60% - Y FF

Master of Science (Psychology) 2 years Bundoora All year $30,720 MR226 6.5 (6.0) 60% - Y FF

PhD (Applied Biology and Biotechnology) 4 yearsCity /


70% or 80%

- Y W, FF

PhD (Applied Chemistry) 4 years City All year $33,600 DR229 6.5 (6.0)70% or

80%- Y FF

PhD (Applied Physics) 4 years City All year $33,600 DR230 6.5 (6.0)70% or

80%- Y FF

PhD (Food Science) 4 yearsCity /


70% or 80%

- Y W, FF

PhD (Geospatial Sciences) 4 years City All year $33,600 DR223 6.5 (6.0)70% or

80%- Y FF

PhD (Mathematical Sciences) 4 years City All year $33,600 DR222 6.5 (6.0)70% or

80%- Y FF

FootnotesA Streams available are Applied Science, Applied Chemistry, Biological Sciences and Physics.B July entry may be available to students who are granted course/subject exemptions or advanced entry based on previous study.C This course includes a professional work placement.F A part of this course will be taught at the RMIT Bundoora Campus.W Classes for this course are delivered across the City and Bundoora campuses. Students may be required to attend both locations.FF Refer to rmit.edu.au/how-to-apply-for-research for reference.* Total fee.

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Applied science

n Diagnostic technician

n Materials chemist

n Molecular gastronomist

n Nuclear physicist

n Scientist

Biotechnology and biological sciences

n Biotechnologist

n Cancer researcher

n IVF technician

Chemistry

n Advanced materials scientist

n Analytical chemist

n Chemical engineer

n Chromatography researcher

n Industrial chemist

Environmental science

n Environmental manager

n Environmental scientist

n Sustainability consultant

Food science and technology

n Agricultural scientist

n Food scientist

n Product developer

n Product innovation manager

n Quality assurance specialist

Nanotechnology

n Materials scientist

n Meteorologist

n Microelectronics fabricator

n Nano-scale product designer

n Nanotechnologist

Physics

n Medical imaging technician

n Medical physicist

n Molecular physicist

n Nuclear medicine researcher

n Radiotherapist

Surveying and geospatial sciences

n Geospatial technologist

n Mining operations manager

n Spatial modeller

n Surveyor

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— International studies

Each year, students in the Bachelor of International Studies are given the opportunity to take part in The Big Issue’s ‘Big Idea’ program as part of an assessment, which encourages them to develop a nuanced and empathetic understanding of disadvantage. Students first identify an important social issue, then propose a social enterprise in response to it, with the aid of industry mentors, social entrepreneurs and thought leaders who come into the classroom to work with them.

FootnotesC This course includes a professional work placement.

AA This course has limited spaces and applications must be submitted by 1 November (in any given year) in order to be considered.FF Refer to rmit.edu.au/how-to-apply-for-research for reference.* Total fee.

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

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Bachelor of International StudiesBachelor of International Studies (Development)Bachelor of International Studies (Global Security)Bachelor of International Studies (Languages)

3 years City Feb Jul $28,800

BP332BP332DEVBP332GSBP332LAN

6.5 (6.0) 65% - - -

Master of International Development 2 years City Feb Jul $31,680 MC211 6.5 (6.0) - Y - -

LANGUAGES, TRANSLATING AND INTERPRETING

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Diploma of Interpreting (LOTE-English) 1 year City Feb Jul $11,500* C5364 6.0 (5.5) 50% - - -

Advanced Diploma of Interpreting (LOTE-English)

1 year City Feb Jul $13,250* C6154 6.5 (6.0) 50% Y Y -

Graduate Diploma in Translating and Interpreting 1 year City Feb Jul $31,680 GD168 6.5 (6.0) - Y - -

Master of Translating and Interpreting 1 year City Feb Jul $31,680 MC214 6.5 (6.0) - Y Y -

PUBLIC POLICY

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Master of Public Policy 2 years City Feb Jul $31,680 MC216 6.5 (6.0) 2.5 Y - -

SOCIAL WORK

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Bachelor of Social Work (Honours)/Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology)

5 years City Feb $28,800 BH106 6.5 (6.0) 70% - - -

Bachelor of Youth Work and Youth Studies 3 years City Feb Jul $28,800 BP322 6.5 (6.0) 70% - - C

Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) 4 years City Feb $30,720 BH105 6.5 (6.0) 70% - - -

Master of Social Work 2 years City Feb $31,680 MC150 7.0 (7.0) - Y - AA

HONOURS

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Bachelor of Arts (International Studies) (Honours)

1 year City Feb Jul $28,800 BH049 6.5 (6.0) 3 Y - -

RESEARCH

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Master of Social Science (Global, Urban and Social Studies)


PhD (Global, Urban and Social Studies) 4 years - All year $28,800 DR210 6.5 (6.0) 70% - - FF

International studies

n Diplomat n Foreign affairs officer n Global security consultant n International

development worker n International political analyst

Social work

n Case manager n Community

development manager n Not-for-profit director n Social worker

Public policy

n Government advisor n Policymaker n Planning manager

Languages, translating and interpreting

n Communications officer n Professional translator n Professional interpreter n Linguist

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Social Science

For more information visit rmit.edu.au/socialscience

Engage with the challenges of a rapidly changing world and prepare for a career in local and international organisations, businesses and government agencies. Social science at RMIT spans multiple fields and gives you the opportunity to work with youths, provide psychological services, act as an interpreter between cultures and much more. A career in social science can be immensely rewarding.

Be the voice of the marginalised or a part of finding solutions that address global problems. Lead the debate on social issues or be the crucial link between people of culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. You’ll learn from passionate and engaged academics and teachers who actively work towards a fairer world for all.

— Study areas

n Community services

n International studies

n Languages, translating and interpreting

n Social work

n Youth work


Social science courses at RMIT work closely with industry partners to provide real-world learning experiences through field education and the close involvement of our partners in teaching and research. Human service and community service organisations, NGOs, advocacy groups and government agencies are all part of RMIT’s extensive network of partners.

Among the world’s top 100 universities in development studies1

of work placements within community service organisations

Top 100

RMIT is ranked 13th globally in reducing inequalities2

RMIT has been teaching social work for more than 40 years

#13 40+

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Index

Courses

Aaccountancy 38, 41

accounting 38

advanced manufacturing and mechatronics 41, 57

advanced manufacturing and mechatronics / international business 41, 57

advertising 45

aeronautical engineering 54

aerospace engineering 54, 55, 57

aerospace engineering / management 54

analytics 76

animation and interactive media 61

animation, games and interactivity 61

application programming 61

applied biology and biotechnology 77

applied chemistry 77

applied chemistry / chemical engineering 54, 76

applied science / management 76

applied science 77

architecture 29

arts management 31

automotive engineering 57

automotive engineering (international) 57

automotive engineering / industrial design 49, 57

automotive engineering / management 55, 57

aviation 39, 54

aviation (professional pilots) 54

aviation / management 54

Bbiological sciences 74, 76

biomedical engineering 54

biomedical science 33

biotechnology 33, 76

biotechnology / biomedical science 76

bookkeeping 38

building and construction 35

building design 29

built environment 35

business 38, 39

business and law 41, 71

business information systems 41, 69

business administration 39

Cchemical engineering 54, 57

chemical engineering / biotechnology 54, 76

chemical engineering / management 54, 55

chemical engineering / pharmaceutical sciences 33, 54

Chinese medicine 64

chiropractic 64

civil and infrastructure engineering 54

civil and infrastructure engineering / management 54, 55

clothing production 59

commerce 38

communication 45

communication (media) 73

communication design 49

community services 79

complementary medicine 64, 65

computer and network engineering 54

computer and network engineering / computer science 69

computer and network engineering / management 54, 55

computer science 69

computer systems engineering 54

computing studies 69

conservation and land management 35

construction 35

construction management 35

creative writing 45

criminal justice 71

criminology and psychology 65, 71

custom-made footwear 59

cyber security 69

Ddata science 76

dean’s scholar (science) 76

design (digital media) 61

design (fashion) 59

design (furniture) 49

design (games) 61

design (graphic) 49

design (industrial) 49

design (interior) 29

design (product) 49

design (urban) 29

design, innovation and technology 49

digital media technologies 61, 73

Eearly childhood education 51

economics and finance 38, 41

education (early childhood) 51

education (primary) 51

education (primary and disability inclusion) 51

education (primary and early childhood) 51

education (secondary) 51

education, primary and physical education / sport 51

electrical and electronic engineering 55, 57

electrical engineering 55

electrical engineering / management 55

electronics engineering 55

electronics and communications engineering 55

engineering technology 54, 55, 57

entrepreneurship 38

environment and society 35

environmental engineering 55, 57

environmental science 76

environmental science / environment and society 6

environmental science / environmental engineering 55, 76

environmental science / management 39, 76

exercise and sport science 65

Ffashion 59

fashion (entrepreneurship) 59

fashion (enterprise) 59

fashion and textile merchandising 59

fashion design technology 59

fashion styling 59

financial planning 38

financial services 38

fine art 31

food science 77

food technology and nutrition 76

food technology and nutrition / chemical engineering 54, 76

food technology / management 39, 76

footwear 59

furniture design 49

Ggames 61

games design 61

games, graphics and digital media 61

games and graphics programming 61

geospatial science 77

graphic design 49

Hhealth and medical physics 65

health, physical education and sport 51, 65

health science / Chinese medicine 64

health science / chiropractic 64

health science / osteopathy 64

health sciences 62, 64

human resource management 39

Iindustrial design 49

information management 38

information systems 38

information technology 38, 69

interior design 29

interior design and decoration 29

international business 39

international studies 79

interpreting 79

Jjournalism 45

justice 71

Llaboratory and clinical science 65

laboratory medicine 33

laboratory technology 76

landscape architectural design 29

languages 79

leadership and management 39

legal and dispute studies 71

live production and technical services 73

logistics 41

logistics and supply chain management 41

Mmanagement 39

marketing 39

mathematics 76

mechanical engineering 49, 57

mechanical engineering / biotechnology 57, 76

mechanical engineering / industrial design 57

mechanical engineering / management 55, 57

media 73

media and communications 45, 49, 61

medical physics 64

medical radiations 64, 65

mental health nursing 65

merchandise management (fashion) 59

music industry 73

Nnanotechnology / applied sciences 77

nanotechnology / smart materials 77

nuclear medicine 64, 65

nursing 64, 65

Oosteopathy 64

Ppharmaceutical sciences 33, 65

pharmacy 33

photography 31

photo imaging 31

physical education 51, 65

physics 77

physics / telecommunication engineering 57, 77

primary and early childhood education 51

primary education and disability inclusion 51

product design 49

professional accountancy 38, 41

professional communication 45

professional pilots 54

professional writing and editing 45

project management 35

property and valuation 35

psychology 65, 77

psychology / social work 79

public relations 45

public policy 79

Rradiation therapy 64, 65

robotics and mechatronics engineering 57

Sscience 74

science (dean’s scholar) 76

screen and media 73

screen and media production 73

security (computers) 69

social science 79

social science (global, urban and social studies) 71, 79

social work 79

social work / social science 65, 79

social work / psychology 79

software engineering 69

sound production 73

statistics 76

supply chain management 41

surveying 77

sustainable building 35

sustainable energy engineering 55

sustainable practices 35

sustainable systems engineering 49

sustainable systems engineering / industrial design 55

sustainable systems engineering / management 55

Tteaching practice 51

telecommunications engineering 57

telecommunications and network engineering 57

telecommunications engineering / computer science 57, 69

textile design and development 59

translating 79

Uurban and regional planning 29, 35

urban design 29

Vvisual arts 31

visual merchandising 59

Wwriting and publishing 45

Yyouth work 79

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