Study in the heart of Melbourne

RMIT University is one of Australia’s largest dual-sector universities, providing education to over 60,000 students, including approximately 9,500 international students. Occupying two large blocks in the centre of Melbourne, RMIT students have close proximity to public transport, a large range of shopping complexes and multicultural food, and an exciting social life provided by the city’s main theatres, entertainment venues and cafes.

Why RMIT?

RMIT is a member of the Australian Technology Network, a coalition of five Australian universities that share a heritage of working with industry. Developed in consultation with industry and the professions, RMIT programs directly relate to specific jobs and careers.

RMIT graduates have earned their reputation as employees of choice. Many RMIT qualifications incorporate industry placement or professional work experience, ensuring that graduates have a head start when it comes to their time to enter the job market.

Academic programs

RMIT offers more than 470 TAFE and higher education programs to international students. Study options include:

• Architecture, Building and Planning

• Art and Design

• Business

• Community Services and Social Sciences

• Computing and Information Systems

• Education and Training

• Engineering and Related Technologies

• Environment

• Health and Medical Sciences

• Media and Communications

• Science

Programs include: English language, Foundation Studies, certificates and diplomas, associate degrees, bachelor degrees, graduate certificates and diplomas, master degrees by research or coursework, and professional or research doctorates.

Pathways

RMIT is able to provide students with educational pathways towards further qualifications. Students can commence their studies at TAFE, obtain credit for the work they have completed, before moving on to a higher education program.

Research capability

RMIT University has fostered the development of a number of research centres that are widely recognised for the excellence of their research and technologies. The university has seven dedicated research centres and is a participant in nine Cooperative Research Centres (CRCs).
www.rmit.edu.au/rd/centres

Services

RMIT’s aim is to enhance the experience of students, by creating opportunities for involvement, new experiences and for building skills. Some of the services available to students include:

• Arrival and ‘Meet and Greet’ services

• Campus Nurse Service

• Chaplaincy

• Concurrent English language support

• Counselling services

• Housing (share, rental, hostel or home stay accommodation)

• International Student Information and Support (ISIS)

• International Student Service Centre

• Orientation

• Sporting and social clubs

Facilities

RMIT is equipped with some of the most advanced facilities in the country, including:

• Biosciences building (pictured right)

• Business Financial Markets Trading Simulator

• Computer laboratories (including wireless Internet and email access)

• Fitness centre

• Higher Performance Supercharger Testing Facility

• Library

• Photography studios

• Point Cook Airfield, housing RMIT Flight Training facilities

• Prayer rooms

• RMITV (student television station)

• SYN FM youth radio station

• Virtual Reality Centre

Global passport

International mobility experiences (such as study tours, work experience, exchange and study abroad programs) are an exciting and challenging way for students at RMIT to broaden their academic, personal and professional skills. Please refer to our study abroad feature within this publication.
www.rmit.edu.au/international/studyabroad

Offshore programs

RMIT has a number of partnerships with offshore institutions that enable students to complete an RMIT degree closer to home. For further information, please consult: www.rmit.edu.au/international/offshore-programs

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