RMIT University
1887
Founded
approx. 95,000 across all programmes and locations
Students
approx. 30%
International students
Public
Type
About RMIT University
RMIT began as the Working Men's College of Melbourne and remains strongly practical in outlook. Its city campus is woven into Melbourne's CBD, with distinctive modern buildings along Swanston Street.
As a dual-sector institution it offers vocational diplomas and advanced diplomas alongside bachelor's and postgraduate degrees, which makes it a good fit for students who want a staged route into higher education.
Highlights
- Right in Melbourne's city centre
- Diplomas and degrees under one roof
- Well regarded for art and design, architecture and engineering
- Close ties with industry through work-integrated learning
Tuition (indicative, per year)
AUD 20,000 – 48,000 per year (indicative; diplomas lower)
Intakes
February, July
English requirements (from)
IELTS 6.5 · PTE 58 · TOEFL 79
Campus and student life
Studying at RMIT means living the city: libraries, galleries, laneway cafés and trams are all part of the campus, with more space at Bundoora in the north.
Courses at RMIT University
A selection only. RMIT University offers many more programmes; ask a counsellor or see the university's website.
Studying in Australia?
Australia pairs research-led public universities with a well-regulated system for international students. Indian graduates get extra post-study work time under the India–Australia trade agreement, though visa fees and entry checks have tightened since 2024.
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