The Center has three campuses and two locations in Australia, two campuses in Vietnam, and a research and industrial cooperation center in Spain.

4 Faculties and 16 faculties:

school

Accounting, information systems and supply chain

Architecture and urban design

artwork

Business and law

Computer technology

design

Economics, finance and marketing

education

engineering

Fashion and textiles

Health and biomedicine

Global, urban and social studies

manage

Media and communications

Property, construction and project management

science

college

Business and law Schools

School of Design and Social Environment

Vocational education institute

Stem College

Undergraduate course

Academic requirement

• In or out of high school

• Grade point average above 75%

Language requirement

• IELTS 6.5

• TOEFL 79, Reading 13, Listening 12, Speaking 18, writing 21

Application materials

• Academic transcripts

• High school diploma

• Proof of English proficiency

• Passport copy

• Resume

• Personal statement

• Letters of recommendation

Graduate student

Academic requirement

• Bachelor degree

Language requirement

• IELTS 6.5

• TOEFL 79, Reading 13, Listening 12, Speaking 18, writing 21

Application materials

• Academic transcripts

• Undergraduate diploma

• Proof of English proficiency

• Passport copy

• Resume

• Personal statement

• Letters of recommendation

1. Undergraduate or graduate students enrolled in the School of Computer and Information Technology on the City Campus for the first time.

2. The major applied is in the list of required majors.

3. Excellent academic performance (RMIT graduates have a cumulative GPA of at least 3.75).

4. Duration of study in City Campus: at least 2 years for undergraduate and 1.5 years for postgraduate.

Biotechnology Postgraduate Scholarships

This scholarship is awarded to 2 new students per semester studying a specified subject at a cost of $5,000 each, no additional application is required. If no new student meets the eligibility criteria, the school will evaluate the student who has completed the first year and award a scholarship.

Australian Development Scholarships (AusAID)

The ADS is a bilateral programme to promote development and stability in Asia and Africa to meet the long-term development needs of Australia's partner countries. The scholarship covers tuition fees, salary, OSHC and other fees, and applicants can contact the Australian diplomatic mission in their home country.

Australian Leadership Awards(ALA)

The prize was established with the aim of providing leadership and building partnerships with Asian and African countries. The applicant is a leader or potential leader in the applicant's home country or in Asia and Africa, and will have a significant impact on social and economic policy reform and development outcomes.