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Web Edition

Updated 13 May 2013

Melbourne, Australia

2015Prospectus forInternational Students

Undergraduateand Diploma

A World of Potential


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Contents

3 Why RMIT?

Welcome Message from the Vice-Chancellor

Why Choose RMIT?

Learning by Doing

Global Opportunities

Foundation Studies Programs

12 Student Life

Campuses

Living in Melbourne

Life at RMIT

Accommodation

Money Matters

20 Fees and Intakes

31 Programs

32 Architecture and Building

40 Art and Design

54 Business

68 Communication and Digital Media

78 Community Services and Social Sciences

86 Computing and Information Technology94 Educat ion and Training

98 Engineering

120 Environment and Planning

126 Health and Medical Sciences

138 Science

148 Entry Requirements

Entry Requirements by Program

English at RMIT

162 How to Apply

Applying to RMIT

Applying for a Student Visa

164 Pathways

168 Glossary and Index

Melbourne Map (Inside Back Cover)

Disclaimer: The information contained in this prospectus is subject to change without

notice. It is the responsibility of the student to check and confirm all general and specific

program information prior to lodging an application and enrolling in the program. For the

most up-to-date information, please refer to the RMIT University website.

Visit www.rmit.edu.au .RMIT University CRICOS Provider Code: 00122A.

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RMIT University is a global university of

technology and design, focused on creating

solutions that transform the future for the

benefit of people and their environments.

One of Australias original educational institutions, RMIT has forged an internation

reputation for excellence in professional education and high-quality, outcome-orie

research. RMIT provides an urban experience and is actively engaged with indust

and the community.

The University has three campuses in Melbourne in the central business district

and in Brunswick and Bundoora in the citys northern suburbs and two campus

in Vietnam in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. We also have a centre in Barcelona, S

In addition, we offer programs through partners in Singapore, Hong Kong, mainlaChina, Malaysia, Indonesia and Europe.

RMIT connects graduates with the world, readying them for employment and acti

participation in global communities. Close collaborations with industry form an int

part of the Universitys teaching, learning and research, providing solutions and

innovations to deliver real outcomes. Programs include industry placements, wor

experience and the involvement of industry practitioners in teaching, as well as m

student mobility initiatives where you can take part in an exchange experience wit

one of RMITs international partners.

As a result of the many opportunities afforded to them, RMIT graduates possess

broad knowledge base, industry-ready skills and the ability to think critically and

creatively. This means RMIT graduates have a competitive edge when entering th

international job market.

At RMIT, you will have opportunities to connect with local and global networks of

expert academics and industry leaders, and apply knowledge and skills that can

make a real difference.

We look forward to welcoming you to our diverse and vibrant community of stude

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Why Choose RMIT?

Study at a globauniversity of exc

RMITs 470 internationally-recognised

set students up for a global career. By c

world-class teaching and learning spacprojects, opportunities for work experi

organisations such as Rolls-Royce, LO

and study exchanges to over 31 countr

ensure its graduates are globally emplo

Proven employability outcomes

RMIT was ranked 87th in the world by globalemployers for graduate employability in the2013 QS World University rankings. Mostof RMITs programs are professionally andinternationally recognised, which means youcan open career doors across the world.

Eighty-five per cent of RMITs fields ofresearch were rated as world standard orabove in the 2012 Excellence in Researchfor Australia assessment by the AustralianResearch Council.

Global industry connections

RMIT is connected to industry worldwide,including companies such as Rolls-Royce,Siemens, Nestl, IBM, Deloitte and Alcoa.The real-world focus of many RMIT degrees

is extended through opportunities to gainoverseas clinical and industry experience.

The RMIT International Industry Experienceand Research Program (RIIERP) is a uniquecollaboration between students, companiesand academics that provides the opportunityt d t k i th t 12 th

Student exchashort study tou

RMIT has campand Spain, and partnerships witinstitutions acropresence and cbroaden their exor two abroad.

tours and intern

Diversity in the

RMIT is recogniinternationally dWith more than 100 countries, aacademics bornRMIT experienc

culturally enrich

Rankings Ranked 87th in the world for

graduate employability.

Top 20 universities in the worldunder 50 years old.

Ranked 12th in the world for thenumber of enrolled internationalstudents.

QS 5 Star rating for excellencein higher education and in thecategories of:

Employability

Engagement

Facilities

Teaching

Fast facts

Established: 1887

Total student population:82,000+

Internationalstudent population:approximately 30,000

Campus locations:Melbourne, Australia (City,Brunswick and Bundoora);

Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi,Vietnam; Barcelona, Spain

International students inMelbourne campuses:approximately 12,000

Study levels:Foundation studies, certificates,diplomas,advanced diplomas,

associate degrees,undergraduate degreesand postgraduate degrees

Number of schools: 23

Number of academic staff: 2606

Percentage of academicstaff born overseas: 49%

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From Bangkok to London and

Beverly Hills, Bloom Cosmetics is

an internationally-recognised brand

that is stocked across the globe.

Natalie Bloom

Founder and Owner, Bloom CosmeticsBachelor of Arts (Visual Communication)RMIT University Alumnus of the Year 2012


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Kate Green

Urban and RegiKate Greenwoo

develop and coa local communat Urbis, a leadiplanning firm.

James Sanders

After participating in the RMITDeloitteInnovation Fastrack Program during

his Entrepreneurship degree, JamesSanders secured a job in innovation atDeloitte Digital.

Shefton Parker

Chinese Medicine student SheftonParker spent time learning in Nanjing,China and explains how RMITsprogram has set him up fora successful career.

Adidas, BMW, Rolls-Royce, United Nations,

Alcoa, LOral, IBM, Deloitte, KPMG, EpworthHospital, Nanjing University of ChineseMedicine (China), ARUP these and RMITsmany other industry partners are committedto providing students with valuable, hands-onlearning experiences.

Career prospects are strengthened th

experience and opportunities, includin real or simulated industry projects

local and overseas work placeme

project competitions judged by lea

skills-building field trips, and clinic

mentoring by industry professiona

Real-world experie

Learning by Doing


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Collaboration thrills fashion brand

RMITs Diploma of Visual Merchandisingstudents collaborated with global fashionbrand Cotton On Kids on a recentcampaign, creating fantastic, fun windowdisplays in inner Melbourne.

Steph Brehaut, Visual MerchandisingSpecialist, Cotton On Group, said heenjoyed the process of working with thestudents and the results they produced.The students met the brief, which wasto create a display that encapsulatedthe values, spirit and ethos of the brand,while ensuring that the visuals and fashionmessages were on-trend for a truly

global company.

RMIT Business Plan Competition

The RMIT Business Plan Competition isthe biggest program of its type in Australia,maintaining strong ties to industry throughits impressive line up of judges, mentorsand sponsors. Now in its thirteenth year,

the annual competition helps students turntheir business dreams into reality.

In 2013, over 100 entries were received,each with their eye on the RMIT UniversityAU$25,000 first prize. Runners-up andother finalists each year share in up toAU$75,000 in cash and other prizes.

Taking LOral c

A team of RMIT mwon the high-proficompetition 2013RMIT have taken Winning team me

said the competitthe business whicevolve into a winn

RMIT is the most in Australia in the competition, whicstudents from 28045 countries arouopportunity to com

theory and creativ

Engineering students ideas fly App concepts raise awareness Health and med


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Build global nefor the

Ireland

Israel

Italy

JapanKorea

Malaysia

Mexico

Netherlands

New ZealandNorway

Philippines

Poland

South Africa

SpainSweden

Switzerland

Taiwan

Thailand

TurkeyUK Engla

Location of RMITs exchange partnerships

Austria

Belgium

Canada

ChileChina

Colombia

Czech Republic

Denmark

EstoniaFinland

France

Germany

Hong Kong

IndiaIndonesia

Global connections, lifelong

My exchange experiencehas gi en me incredible

Switched on, linked in

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Strong foundations for future success

As an RMIT Foundation Studies student,you are guaranteed entry into degreeprograms at RMIT University if you reachthe required score.

Guaranteed entry into associate degreeprograms and diplomas is anotherimportant feature of the program.Associate degrees and diplomas canoffer an alternative pathway to yourpreferred degree program or a usefulalternative qualification.

RMIT Foundation Studies has a long andsuccessful history of excellence in providing

pathways to programs at RMIT University.Our teachers are highly experienceduniversity staff members who are supportiveand understanding of your academic andpersonal needs.

As a Foundation Studies student, you arepart of RMIT from day one, learning fromUniversity staff and studying at RMITs mostvibrant city campus. You will have access tolibraries, laboratories, studios, IT equipment,student services and clubseverythingRMIT has to offer.

Our mentor program offers you the chanceto network and gain ongoing advice andguidance from Australian and international

A i t

Year 11 orequivalent DaverageIELTS 5 5

Business Stream

Pathway options for foundation students*

Standard Foundation program

The three Foundation Studies streams are:

Business

Art, Design and Architecture

Science, Engineering and Health.

If you have still not decided on your future fieldof study, we also offer a General Program,which can provide a pathway to any RMITundergraduate degree program.

General program

The General Program also offers a wide range ofover thirty courses for you to choose from duringyour Foundation Studies experience from art,design and architecture, through to business,science, engineering and health.

Programs are designed, taught, supported andaccredited by RMIT University and recognisedby other universities and the AustralianGovernment. They have been carefully designedto prepare you for success in your subsequentuniversity studies.

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Foundation Studies design teacher, assisting studentswith their coursework. RMIT Internationapreparing her draexhibition.

Foundation Studies students promoting their product at aTrade Fair.

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Study at your own pace

There are three intakes throughout the year,which allow you to organise your studyaround any travel dates: February; Juneor July; October.

You can also select the timeframe in whichyou would like to complete your study,with two options available: standard (threetrimesters); or accelerated (two trimesters).

Foundation Studies scholarships

Each year, RMIT awards a number ofscholarships valued at AU$5000 eachto Foundation Studies students. Thescholarships are awarded on the basis ofacademic merit and personal achievementand are open to students from all countries.

www.rmit.edu.au/scholarships/international/foundation

More about RMIT International College

The RMIT International College providesa home base for Foundation Studies

students in Melbourne. The College providesinformation and services to support youthrough your Foundation Studies program.From orientation and administration throughmentor programs, social activities andcelebrations, the college is your first pointof contact and provides you with guidance

Science, Engineering and Health students with an RMITteacher working on an electromagnetic experiment in aPhysics class.


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The placesWith the opening of the tec

advanced 11-storey SwansBuilding in 2012 and the br

Design Hub, RMIT is set to

teaching and learning stand

This is all part of RMITs AU

campus refurbishment.

Design Hub.

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City campus

RMITs main campus is located in the

heart of Melbourne one of the worldsmost liveable cities for its safe, multiculturalenvironment and well-developedinfrastructure. Unlike other universities,the City campus isnt closed off or walled,meaning campus life is Melbourne citylife. The City campus is surrounded bythe very best Melbourne has to offer from restaurants and cafs to parks,markets and the State Library of Victoria.

The campus is easy to access by publictransport and is just across the road fromMelbourne Central Station, connectingyou to every suburb in Melbourne. Thecity location also makes it easier to findpart-time work.

Bundoora campus

The leafy suburb of Bundoora houses

many of RMITs engineering, and healthand medical sciences programs.State-of-the-art facilities are surroundedby greenery and large open spaces,providing a relaxing environment. Thecampus features a purpose-built healthand medical science laboratory, as well asadvanced sporting facilities that include aFIFA-approved soccer pitch, a footballoval, an athletics track, and tennis and

netball courts.

Brunswick camp

Located on the th

central business dpopular with Melbartists, fashion deThe area is lined wthrift stores and sThe campus is hodesign-related profashion, textile demerchandising an

RMIT Vietnam

RMIT International University Vietnam isVietnams first fully foreign-owned universitylicensed to operate in its own right. Withnew facilities in Hanoi and Ho Chi MinhCity the University offers internationally

RMIT Europe

RMIT Europe is in the heart of thevibrant and creative city of Barcelona,Spain a major global city renownedfor its architecture and urban design,and its success in transforming its built


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Welcome to the mostliveable city in the worl

In 2013, Melbourne was once again

voted the worlds most liveable city by

the Economist Intelligence Units annual

survey. It is also ranked fourth in the world

in the 2012 QS Best Student Cities survey.

Its consistent appearance in worlds

best rankings comes as no surprise

Melbournes urban charm is nothing

short of captivating. Explore the maze of

hidden laneways and arcades, embrace

some of the worlds most enticing cafs,restaurants, art galleries and fashion

boutiques and fall in love with the best

city on earth.

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Multiculturalism

Melbourne benefits from the influences of more than 230 different nationalities, whichhave contributed to the citys most popular dining and entertainment destinations.

With Chinatown, Little Italy, the Greek Quarter and the Spanish and Latin flavoursof Johnston Street to choose from, youll be sure to find a little piece of home.

Arts and culture

Melbourne is home to hundreds of commercial and public art galleries, the Victorian

Arts Centre and a vast array of historic theatres. Discover inspiring street art, privateexhibitions and secret galleries.

Worlds sporting capital

Melbournes reputation as the worlds sporting capital is well earned few othersoffer access to world-class sporting facilities right in the heart of a vibrant city.The sporting calendar is packed year round with events including:

Australian Open Tennis Championships

2015 ICC Cricket World Cup final

Formula One Australian Grand Prix Spring Racing Carnival and the Melbourne Cup (horse racing)

Rip Curl Pro Surfing Championships

Australian Football League (AFL) season from March to September.

City of festivals

Melbournes annual festival calendar brings the city to life. Some internationallyrenowned events include:

Melbourne International Comedy Festival

Melbourne International Film Festival

Melbourne Festival (international arts festival)

LOral Melbourne Fashion Festival

Melbourne Food and Wine Festival

Melbourne Writers Festival (Melbourne is one of only five UNESCO cities of literature)

Melbourne International Jazz Festival.

When music festival season hits in September, its weekend after weekend ofcamp-outs with the best live bands and DJs.

Public transport

Getting around in Melbourne is easy. Melbournes network of trams, trains and busesallows you to explore the entire city and surrounding suburbs from morning to night.RMITs campuses are all easily accessible by public transport.

Weather

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Life at RMIT

As an RMIT student you will have access to:

international student supportcareers and employment services

disability services and support

advice on money

health information

accommodation ass legal advice

childcare

personal counselling

mentoring program.

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Life at RMIT is fi lled with social, cultural, sporting, fi tness and recactivities our social calendar links students with new experiencgreat opportunities.

There is so much more to

university life than just stud

Join a sport club and ctournaments.

Arrange trips around VRMIT.

Stay fit and healthy at

Transitioning to life in a new country isan exciting experience, but it can alsobe a daunting one. To make the move assmooth as possible, RMIT offers a rangeof support and recreation services to allinternational students.

Mates at RMIT

Mates at RMIT is a peer mentoring programthat provides a friendly support networkwhere you can grow as you study and

settle in to living in Melbourne. The programconnects new students with a currentstudent as your mentor who will:

assist with your studies and withunderstanding RMITs processes

involve you in a range of socialevents and activities before andduring your studies

connect you to useful support services

support you to develop importantlife skills.

www.rmit.edu.au/internationalsupport/mates

Sports and recreation

RMIT students can get involved in a

broad range of sporting and recreationalclubs, compete at regional and nationaluniversity sporting events, or form a team toparticipate in local community competitions.You can also join the gym on campus andstay fit and healthy, or explore the best ofAustralia with our trips and tours.

Arts and culture

RMITs free arts program has something foreveryone. There are workshops, classes,competitions and exhibitions in the areas offashion and textiles, visual arts, performingarts, dance, interactive media and muchmore. You dont have to be arts student totake part, you just need an interest in theout of the ordinary.

RMIT University Student Union

Located at the City campus, the RMITStudent Union represents and advocateson behalf of the student body. It supportsover 100 student clubs, societies andcollectives, as well as student media.Join a club and connect with like-mindedindividuals, or you could even start yourown club.

SafetyOn-campus security

RMIT has a 24-hour security servicewith trained officers patrolling the buildingsand the University grounds throughout thenight. The officers escort students to andfrom University buildings on request andrespond to emergency situations swiftlyand efficiently.

www.rmit.edu.au/security

Safety in the city

Melbourne is considered a safe city witha low crime rate. Quality safety measuresare in place, including security camerasthroughout the city, Safe City taxi ranks

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RMIT Village.

UniLodge.

Le Student 8.

Home away from home

RMIT provides support to all new international

students seeking accommodation assistance.The accommodation database has beendeveloped exclusively for RMIT students.It enables you to search for different typesof accommodation near your campus.

Finding a

RMIT Village

RMIT Village is a five-minute tramride from the University and offersthe ultimate student experience. Itincludes internet access, fully furnishedapartments, outdoor heated pool,on-site gym, in-room and communalcooking facilities, BBQ deck, on-site

caf, games room and a Foxtel loungeand courtyard area.

Through weekly movie and trivia nights,barbecues and social events, you willget the chance to make new friends ina safe, clean, supportive and modernenvironment.

www.rmitvillage.com.au

UniLodge

UniLodge properties throughout theMelbournes central business districtare safe, secure and friendly, with eachapartment designed for your academicand social needs. Accommodation is in

Le Student 8

Located in Preston, close to the RMITBundoora campus, Le Student 8 is yoursecure base for success in study and agreat lifestyle in Melbourne. All the latesttechnology and services you need to geta head start in your studies are available atthe Student Centre the perfect place forquiet study. You can choose from studio,single (single bed) and double (doublebed) rooms, which include LCD TV, barfridge, microwave, air-conditioning/heating,telephone and internet access, bed, writingdesk and chair, built-in wardrobe, and ensuite with shower and toilet. Coin-operatedlaundries are available for students to use.

You also have access to restaurants andbars, a convenience store, resort-style pool,24-hour gymnasium, barbecue area and arecreation room.

www.lestudent8.com

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Cost of living

You may be living away from home for the first time and will need tolearn how to manage a budget. Living costs can vary according to yourcircumstances, the type of accommodation you choose, its location, the

number of tenants and your lifestyle. RMIT requires students to genuinelycommit to maintaining their tuition and living funds for themselves and alldependants staying in Australia.

Establishment costs

Establishment costs are those you will have to pay to set up a house. Theyinclude costs for buying furniture, household items, connecting a phoneline and other utilities, and paying a rental bond. These costs can be fromAU$1700 to AU$3500.

Item Single student living in

shared accommodation(AU$)

Hint

Furniture andhousehold items

$400 $1000 This cost range assumesthat whitegoods areprovided.

Utilities/phone connection

$150 $200 This will vary depending onthe provider.

Rental bond(refundable)

City/Brunswick:$600 $1000

Bundoora:$430 $600

Rental bond is usually onecalendar months rent andis therefore more than four

weeks calculation.

One months rentin advance

City/Brunswick:$600 $1000

Bundoora:$430 $600

Advance rent as a lumpsum payment is common.

Living costs

Item Single student living inshared accommodation

per week (AU$)

Hint

Rent* City/Brunswick:$150 $250

Bundoora:$120 $200

The campus youattend and the type ofaccommodation you areliving in will affect the price.

Electricity, gasand water

$30 $45 Different utility providerscharge different rates.

Phone (fixed line) $10 $15(fixed only)

Mobile phone bills will varydepending on the plan youhave.

Internet $0 if pre-paidarrangement or plan

The internet maybe included in youraccommodation costs,depending on youraccommodation type, or itmay be part of your mobilephone plan.

Food $80 $100 Discount supermarkets

Health insurance

Overseas Student Health Cover (OS

The Australian Government requireson a student visa to be covered for m

with an approved OSHC provider forAustralia Families accompanying stuOSHC during their stay. RMIT can orits preferred provider.

Details are available on the web pagewith Norwegian National Insurance SReciprocal Health Care or Swedish NAid (CSN) are covered for medical exdo not need OSHC.

www.rmit.edu.au/international/heal

Tuition fees

RMIT University may adjust program beginning of each calendar year to tain University and program delivery cos

Program tuition fees are invoiced on aaccording to the number of courses (is enrolled in for that semester. Prograinclude Overseas Student Health CovServices and Amenities Fee (SSAF), acharges, books, equipment and otheundertake the program or compulsorsuch as fieldwork, excursions or laboare additional expenses that you maywww.rmit.edu.au/international/fees

Student Services and Amenities Fe

Following changes to Australian Govin 2012, RMIT University has had to Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF). University to provide better services,facilities for you, from careers and emto new and improved arts and sports

SSAF rates are determined annually bGovernment. Commencing in 2013, acharged a tuition fee by the University

to a maximum of $281 for SSAF. For www.rmit.edu.au/programs/fees/ssa

Refund policy

Information regarding RMIT Universityfound at www.rmit.edu.au/policies/re

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Fees and Intakes

English Language Programs (ELICOS)

PROGRAMCODE

PROGRAM PLAN CRICOSCODE

PROGRAM CAMPUS DURATION INTAKEWE

FEE

EL000 EIEB 076734M IELTS Preparation (Upper Intermediate to Advanced) City 5 weeks

EL000 EAP 076733A English for Academic Purposes (Elementary to

Advanced Plus)

City 455 weeks

VCE

PROGRAMCODE


PROGRAM CAMPUS DURATION INTAKET

FEE

C2084 C2084A 013721D Victorian Certificate of Education (Year 11) City 1 year Feb Jul $13

C2085 C2085A 013722C Victorian Certificate of Education (Year 12) City 1 year Feb Jul $13

Foundation Studies (Streams)

PROGRAMCODE PROGRAM PLAN CRICOSCODE PROGRAM CAMPUS DURATION INTAKE TFEE

FS016 FS016DSCA 078007D Foundation Studies Art, Design and Architecture

Stream (Accelerated)

City 35 weeks Feb Jun

Oct

$19

FS016 FS016DSC 078006E Foundation Studies Art, Design and Architecture

Stream (Standard)

City 1 year Feb Jun

Oct

$19

FS016 FS016BUSA 078009B Foundation Studies Business Stream (Accelerated) City 35 weeks Feb Jun

Oct

$19

FS016 FS016BUS 078008C Foundation Studies Business Stream (Standard) City 1 year Feb Jun

Oct

$19

FS016 FS016GENA 078011G Foundation Studies General (Accelerated) City 35 weeks Feb Jun

Oct

$19

FS016 FS016GEN 078010J Foundation Studies General (Standard) City 1 year Feb Jun

Oct

$19

FS016 FS016SEHA 078013F Foundation Studies Science, Engineering and Health

Stream (Accelerated)

City 35 weeks Feb Jun

Oct

$19

FS016 FS016SEH 078012G Foundation Studies Science, Engineering and Health

Stream (Standard)

City 1 year Feb Jun

Oct

$19

Study Abroad Program

PROGRAMCODE



FEE

SAUGD STUDABUGRD 018594K International Study Program City,Bundoora,

Brunswick

0.5 year Feb Jul $

SAUGD STUDABUGRD 018594K International Study Program City,Bundoora,

Brunswick

1 year Feb Jul $17

Architecture and Building

PROGRAM

CODE

PROGRAM PLAN CRICOS

CODEPROGRAM CAMPUS DURATION INTAKE

TFEE

Diploma

C5256 C5256 073061E Diploma of Building and Construction (Building) City 2 years Feb Jul $32

C5249 C5249 070397E Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration City 2 years Feb $34

C5249 C5249ACC 071274G Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration City 1.5 years Jul $34


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Architecture and Building (cont.)

PROGRAMCODE


PROGRAM CAMPUS DURATION INTAKE 2014ANNUALFEE (AU$

BP250 BP250 060830J Bachelor of Architectural Design City 3 years Feb Jul $28,800

BP196 BP196 048216K Bachelor of Design (Interior Design) City 4 years Feb Jul $25 920BP256 BP256 066833B Bachelor of Design (Landscape Architecture) City 3 years Feb Jul $26,880

Art and Design

PROGRAMCODE


PROGRAM CAMPUS DURATION INTAKE 2014TOTAL

FEE (AU$

Certificate IV

C4238 C4238 076420G Certificate IV in Custom made Footwear Brunswick 1 year Feb $15,750

C4322 C4322A 078121B Certificate IV in Design Brunswick 6 months Feb Jul $16,500

C4311 C4311 078277D Certificate IV in Visual Arts City 6 months Jul $13,000

C4312 C4312 078281G Certificate IV in Photo Imaging City 1 year Feb $17,000

Diploma

C5316 C5316 078122A Diploma of Graphic Design Brunswick 1 year Feb Jul $16,500

C5218 C5218 066394J Diploma of Interactive Digital Media City 1 year Feb $17,000

C5249 C5249 070397E Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration City 2 years Feb $34,750

C5249 C5249ACC 071274G Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration City 1.5 years Jul $34,750

C5309 C5309 078280J Diploma of Photo Imaging City 1 year Feb $17,000

C5329 C5329 080322G Diploma of Product Design City 2 years Feb $34,250

C5213 C5213 064169A Diploma of Textile Design and Development Brunswick 1 year Feb $32,750

C5308 C5308 078275F Diploma of Visual Arts City 1 year Feb $16,000

C5325 C5325 080068F Diploma of Visual Merchandising City 1.5 years Feb $34,250

Advanced Diploma

C6127 C6127 078822F Advanced Diploma of Graphic Design Brunswick 1 year Feb Jul $16,500

C6128 C6128 079081G Advanced Diploma of Visual Arts City 1 year Feb $16,000

PROGRAMCODE



Associate Degree

AD007 AD007 061154K Associate Degree in Design (Furniture) City 2 years Feb $23,040

AD013 AD013 071874F Associate Degree in Fashion and Textile Merchandising Brunswick 2 years Feb Jul $23,040

AD014 AD014 074685J Associate Degree in Fashion Design and Technology Brunswick 2 years Feb Jul $22,080

AD022 AD022 078839G Associate Degree in Graphic Design Brunswick 2 years Feb $22,080

Bachelor Degree and Honours Degree

BP212 BP212 052664G Bachelor of Applied Science (Fashion and Textiles

Merchandising)

Brunswick 1 year Feb Jul $24,000

BP211 BP211 052663G Bachelor of Applied Science (Fashion Technology) Brunswick 1 year Feb Jul $24,000

BP201 BP201ES 075658D Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) Expanded Studio Practice City 3 years Feb Jul $24,000

BP201 BP201OP 075658D Bachelorof Arts (Fine Art) Objectbased Practice City 3 years Feb Jul $24 000

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Art and Design (cont.)

PROGRAMCODE



FEE

BH103 BH103 079792K Bachelor of Design (Fashion) (Honours) Brunswick,City

4 years Feb Jul $26

BP214 BP214P12 074978G Bachelor of Design (Games) City 3 years Feb $26

BH104 BH104 080225J Bachelor of Design (Industrial Design) (Honours) City 4 years Feb Jul $26

BP196 BP196 048216K Bachelor of Design (Interior Design) City 4 years Feb Jul $26

Double Degree

BH093 BH093DIDDD,

BH093MEHDD

079785J Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering)

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

City,

Bundoora5 years Feb Jul $34

Business

PROGRAM

CODE

PROGRAM PLAN CRICOS

CODE

PROGRAM CAMPUS DURATION INTAKE

TFEE

Certificate IV

C4324 C4324 078612E Certificate IV in Accounting City 0.5 year Feb Jul $

C4222 C4222B 081855D Certificate IV in International Trade City 0.5 year Feb $

Diploma

C5260 C5260 076423D Diploma of Accounting City 0.5 year Feb Jul $

DP003 DP003 065386F Diploma of Commerce City 1 year Feb Jul $21

C5219 C5219 081856C Diploma of International Business City 0.5 year Aug $

Advanced Diploma

C6113 C6113 076424C Advanced Diploma of Accounting City 0.5 year Feb Jul $

C6101 C6101 081857B Advanced Diploma of International Business City 0.5 year May Oct $

PROGRAMCODE


PROGRAM CAMPUS DURATION INTAKEANFEE

Associate Degree

AD010 AD010 068663K Associate Degree in Business City 2 years Feb Jul $21


BP254 BP254 063095M Bachelor of Business (Accountancy) City 3 years Feb Jul $24

BP251 BP251 063198D Bachelor of Business (Economics and Finance) City 3 years Feb Jul $24

BP134 BP134P9 063199C Bachelor of Business (Economics and Finance) (Applied) City 4 years Feb Jul $24

BH039 BH039P6 039483K Bachelor of Business (Economics and Finance) (Honours) City 1 year Feb $24

BP030 BP030 037963K Bachelor of Business (Entrepreneurship) City 3 years Feb Jul $24

BH064 BH064 064712E Bachelor of Business (Honours) City 1 year Feb $24

BP276 BP276 076961M Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management) City 3 years Feb Jul $24

BP308 BP308 079978M Bachelor of Business (Information Systems) City 3 years Feb Jul $24

BP138 BP138P14 079977A Bachelor of Business (Information Systems) (Applied) City 4 years Feb Jul $24

BP253 BP253 063096K Bachelor of Business (International Business) City 3 years Feb Jul $24

BP027 BP027P9 063197E Bachelor of Business (International Business) (Applied) City 4 years Feb Jul $24


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Business (cont.)

PROGRAMCODE



Double Degree (two Bachelor Degrees)

BP284 BP284ASADD 077047D Bachelor of Applied Science (Aviation)/Bachelor ofBusiness (Management)

City4 years Feb $35,640

BH086 BH086BIBDD,

BH086AMHDD

079780C Bachelor of Engineering (Advanced Manufacturing

and Mechatronics) (Honours)/Bachelor of Business

(International Business)

City 5 years Feb $34,848

BH082 BH078AEHDD,

BH082AEDD

079778G Bachelor of Engineering (Aerospace Engineering)

(Honours)/Bachelor of Business (Management)

City,

Bundoora5 years Feb Jul $34,848

BH084 BH084METDD,

BH084AEHDD

079779G Bachelor of Engineering (Automotive Engineering)



BH085 BH085MANDD,

BH084CEHDD

079628M Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering)


City 5 years Feb Jul $34,056

BH088 BH088MGTDD,

BH088CIHDD

079629K Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Infrastructure)



BH107 BH107MANDD,

BH107NCHDD

079638J Bachelor of Engineering (Computer and Network

Engineering) (Honours)/Bachelor of Business

(Management)


BH081 BH081MANDD,

BH081EEHDD

079777J Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical Engineering)



BH083 BH083EEHDD,

BH083COMDD

079621G Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical Engineering)

(Honours)/Bachelor of Commerce


BH092 BH092MANDD,BH092SSHDD

079784K Bachelor of Engineering (Sustainable SystemsEngineering) (Honours)/Bachelor of Business

(Management)

City,Bundoora 5 years Feb Jul $34,848

BP305 BP305ASDD,

BP305BMDD

079793J Bachelor of Science (Applied Science)/Bachelor of

Business (Management)


BP289 BP289BMDD 076963J Bachelor of Science (Food Technology)/Bachelor of



Communication and Digital Media

PROGRAMCODE



FEE (AU$

Certificate IV

C4276 C4276 073147K Certificate IV in Sound Production City 1 year Feb $16,500

Diploma

C5218 C5218 066394J Diploma of Interactive Digital Media City 1 year Feb $17,000

C5216 C5216 065160B Diploma of Screen and Media City 1 year Feb $17,000

Advanced Diploma

C6087 C6087DIGIT 066599G Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media Multimedia City 1 year Feb $17,000

C6087 C6087 066599G Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media Screen City 1 year Feb $17,000

C6104 C6104 073197M Advanced Diploma of Sound Production City 1 year Feb $16,500

PROGRAMCODE



Associate Degree

Fees and Intakes


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Communication and Digital Media (cont.)

PROGRAMCODE



BP221 BP221 048667E Bachelor of Communication (Media) City 3 years Feb Jul $24

BP221 BP221ACC 055813G Bachelor of Communication (Media)City

2.5 years Jul $24BP222 BP222 048665G Bachelor of Communication (Professional

Communication)

City 3 years Feb $24

BP222 BP222ACC 048722C Bachelor of Communication (Professional

Communication)

City 2.5 years Jul $24

BP223 BP223 048666F Bachelor of Communication (Public Relations) City 3 years Feb $24

BP115 BP115P04 012348F Bachelor of Design (Communication Design) City 3 years Feb Jul $26

BP309 BP309 080226G Bachelor of Design (Digital Media) City 3 years Feb Jul $26

BH066 BH066 074925J Bachelor of Media and Communication (Honours) City 1 year Feb $23

Community Services and Social Sciences

PROGRAMCODE



FEE

Diploma

C5328 C5328 080431C Diploma of Interpreting City 0.5 year Feb Jul $

Advanced Diploma

C6134 C6134 080275K Advanced Diploma of Interpreting City 0.5 year Feb Jul $10

C6133 C6133 080274M Advanced Diploma of Translating City 0.5 year Feb Jul $

PROGRAMCODE




BP023 BP023P05 012347G Bachelor of Arts (Criminal Justice Administration) City 3 years Feb Jul $21

BP295 BP295 077658K Bachelor of Arts (Criminology and Psychology) City 3 years Feb Jul $21

BP048 BP048P6 031941J Bachelor of Arts ( International Studies) City 3 years Feb Jul $21

BP204 BP204P6 052088A Bachelor of Social Science (Legal and Dispute Studies) City 3 years Feb Jul $21

BP112 BP112 035023D Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology) City 3 years Feb $21

BP191 BP191P06 050982J Bachelor of Social Science (Youth Work) City 3 years Feb Jul $21

BH060 BH060 055811K Bachelor of Arts (Criminal Justice Administration) (Honours) City 1 year Feb $21

BH049 BH049 049567A Bachelor of Arts ( International Studies) (Honours) City 1 year Feb Jul $21

BH105 BH105 079596C Bachelor of Social Work (Honours) City 4 years Feb Jul $21


BH106 BH106 079592G Bachelor of Social Work (Honours)/Bachelor of Social

Science (Psychology)

City 5 years Feb Jul $21

Computing and Information Technology

PROGRAMCODE



FEE

Diploma

C5300 C5300 077413J Di l f I f ti T h l Cit 1 F b J l $17


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Computing and Information Technology (cont.)

PROGRAMCODE



Associate Degree

AD006 AD006P11 071307D Associate Degree in Information Technology City 2 years Feb Jul $25,920


BP308 BP308 079978M Bachelor of Business (Information Systems) City 3 years Feb Jul $24,960

BP138 BP138P14 079977A Bachelor of Business (Information Systems) (Applied) City 4 years Feb Jul $24,960

BP094 BP094GEN8 061076G Bachelor of Computer Science City 3 years Feb Jul $28,800

BH013 BH013P9 064395B Bachelor of Computer Science (Honours) 1 year Feb Jul $28,800

BH072 BH072 079618B Bachelor of Engineering (Computer and Network

Engineering) (Honours)


BP162 BP162OPN9 061097C Bachelor of Information Technology (Application

Programming)


BP215 BP215P8 061071B Bachelor of Information Technology (Games and

Graphics Programming)


BP096 BP096P8 061069G Bachelor of Software Engineering City 4 years Feb Jul $28,800

BP232 BP232P7 058731G Bachelor of Technology (Computing Studies) City 3 years Feb Jul $28,800


BH107 BH107MANDD,

BH107NCHDD

079638J Bachelor of Engineering (Computer and Network

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


BH091 BH091CSDD,

BH091CNHDD

079622F Bachelor of Engineering (Computer and Network

Engineering) (Honours)/Bachelor of Computer Science


BH094 BH094CSDD,

BH094ECHDD

079623E Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic and Communication

Engineering) (Honours)/Bachelor of Computer Science


Education and Training

PROGRAMCODE



Bachelor Degree

BP041 BP041P02 012346G Bachelor of Applied Science (Physical Education) Bundoora 4 years Feb $28,800

BP046 BP046PBR 080001C Bachelor of Education (Primary Education) Brunswick 4 years Feb $21,120

BP046 BP046PBU 080001C Bachelor of Education (Primary Education) Bundoora 4 years Feb $21,120

BP046 BP046PDS 080002B Bachelor of Education (Primary Education and

Disability Studies)

Bundoora 4 years Feb $21,120

BP046 BP046PEC 080003A Bachelor of Education (Primary and Early Childhood

Education)

Bundoora 4 years Feb $21,120

Engineering

PROGRAMCODE



FEE (AU$

Certificate IV

C4298 C4298 076421F Certificate IV in Telecommunications Networks Technology City 1 year Feb Jul $16,000

Advanced Diploma

Fees and Intakes


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Engineering (cont .)

PROGRAMCODE



Associate Degree

AD023 AD023 077041K Associate Degree in Aviation (Professional Pilots) City 2 years Feb $60

AD026 AD026 079303K Associate Degree in Engineering Technology City 2 years Feb Jul $25


BP070 BP070P6 022041J Bachelor of Applied Science (Aviation) City 3 years Feb Jul $31

BH068 BH068 079772C Bachelor of Engineering (Advanced Manufacturing

and Mechatronics) (Honours)

City,


BH078 BH078 079776K Bachelor of Engineering (Aerospace Engineering)

(Honours)

City,


BH074 BH074 079774A Bachelor of Engineering (Automotive Engineering)

(Honours)

City,

Bundoora

4 years Feb Jul $31

BH069 BH069 079597B Bachelor of Engineering (Biomedical Engineering) (Honours) City 4 years Feb Jul $31

BH079 BH079 079626B Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) (Honours) City 4 years Feb Jul $31

BH077 BH077 079625C Bachelor of Engineering (Civil and Infrastructure) (Honours) City 4 years Feb Jul $31

BH072 BH072 079618B Bachelor of Engineering (Computer and Network



BH073 BH073 079620G Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Electronic



BH075 BH075 079598A Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical Engineering) (Honours) City 4 years Feb Jul $31

BH071 BH071 079619A Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic and Communication



BH067 BH067 079617C Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic Product Design)

(Honours)


BH080 BH080 079627A Bachelor of Engineering (Environmental Engineering)

(Honours)


BH070 BH070 079773B Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering)

(Honours)City,

Bundoora

4 years Feb Jul $31

BH076 BH076 079775M Bachelor of Engineering (Sustainable Systems


City,

Bundoora

4 years Feb Jul $31

BP096 BP096P8 061069G Bachelor of Software Engineering City 4 years Feb Jul $28


BH086 BH086BIBDD,

BH086AMHDD

079780C Bachelor of Engineering (Advanced Manufacturing

and Mechatronics) (Honours)/Bachelor of Business

(International Business)


BH082 BH078AEHDD,

BH082AEDD

079778G Bachelor of Engineering (Aerospace Engineering)


City,


BH084 BH084METDD,

BH084AEHDD

079779G Bachelor of Engineering (Automotive Engineering)



BH085 BH085MANDD,

BH084CEHDD

079628M Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) (Honours)/

Bachelor of Business (Management)


BH087 BH087CEHDD,

BH087SCBDD

079781B Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) (Honours)/

Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology)


BH095 BH095SPSDD,

BH095CEHDD

079630F Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) (Honours)/

Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Pharmaceutical Science)



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Engineering (cont .)

PROGRAMCODE



BH083 BH083EEHDD,

BH083COMDD

079621G Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical Engineering) (Honours)/

Bachelor of Commerce


BH094 BH094CSDD,BH094ECHDD

079623E Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic and CommunicationEngineering) (Honours)/Bachelor of Computer Science


BH089 BH089MEHDD,

BH089MANDD

079782A Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering)


City,


BH093 BH093DIDDD,

BH093MEHDD

079785J Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering)

(Honours)/Bachelor of Design (Industrial Design)

(Honours)

City,


BH090 BH090MEHDD,

BH090SCBDD

079783M Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering)

(Honours)/Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology)

City,

Bundoora5 years Feb $34,848

BH100 BH100DIDDD,

BH100SSHDD

079789E Bachelor of Engineering (Sustainable Systems

Engineering) (Honours)/Bachelor of Design (IndustrialDesign) (Honours)

City,

Bundoora

5 years Feb Jul $34,848

BH092 BH092MANDD,

BH092SSHDD

079784K Bachelor of Engineering (Sustainable Systems


(Management)

City,


BH096 BH096EEHDD,

BH096ESDD

079786G Bachelor of Environmental Science/Bachelor of

Engineering (Environmental Engineering) (Honours)


BH098 BH098ECHDD,

BH098ASCDD

079787G Bachelor of Science (Applied Chemistry)/Bachelor of

Engineering (Chemical Engineering)(Honours)


BH099 BH099CEHDD,

BH099FTNDD

079788F Bachelor of Science (Food Technology and Nutrition)/

Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering)(Honours)


BH097 BH097ECHDD,

BH097SPDD

079624D Bachelor of Science (Physics)/Bachelor of Engineering

(Electronic and Communication Engineering) (Honours)


Environment and Planning

PROGRAMCODE



FEE (AU$

Diploma

C5305 C5305 078611F Diploma of Conservation and Land Management City 2 years Feb $33,500

PROGRAMCODE




BP089 BP089 022250M Bachelor of Applied Science (Surveying) City 4 years Feb $28,800

BH080 BH080 079627A Bachelor of Engineering (Environmental Engineering)

(Honours)


BP192 BP192P6 047880G Bachelor of Environmental Science City 3 years Feb Jul $28,800

BP087 BP087P11 071871J Bachelor of Science (Geospatial Science) City 4 years Feb $28,800

BP000 BP000 027119G Bachelor of Social Science (Environment) City 3 years Feb $21,120

BH108 BH108 080010B Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning (Honours) City 4 years Feb $21,120


BH092 BH092MANDD,

BH092SSHDD

079784K Bachelor of Engineering (Sustainable Systems


(Management)

City,


Fees and Intakes


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Health and Medical Sciences

PROGRAMCODE



FEE

Diploma

C5282 C5282 073063C Diploma of Laboratory Technology (Biotechnology) City 2 years Feb $33

C5283 C5283 073062D Diploma of Laboratory Technology (Pathology Testing) City 2 years Feb $33

C5313 C5313 078613D Diploma of Nursing (Enrolled Division 2 Nursing) Bundoora 2 years Feb $33

PROGRAMCODE



Associate Degree

AD019 AD019 077364B Associate Degree in Health Sciences City 2 years Feb Jul $25


BP296 BP296 077052G Bachelor of Applied Science (Exercise and SportScience)

Bundoora 3 years Feb $28

BP148 BP148P09MI 002659G Bachelor of Applied Science (Medical Radiations)

Medical Imaging


BP148 BP148P03NM 002659G Bachelor of Applied Science (Medical Radiations)

Nuclear Medicine


BP148 BP148P03RT 002659G Bachelor of Applied Science (Medical Radiations)

Radiation Therapy


BH033 BH033 025465E Bachelor of Applied Science (Medical Radiations)

(Honours)

Bundoora 1 year Feb $31

BP184 BP184P12A 071867E Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Pharmaceutical

Sciences)


BP041 BP041P02 012346G Bachelor of Applied Science (Physical Education) Bundoora 4 years Feb $28

BP154 BP154 029765E Bachelor of Applied Science (Psychology) City,Bundoora

3 years Feb Jul $28

BH000 BH000 037200J Bachelor of Applied Science (Psychology) (Honours) Bundoora 1 year Feb $28

BP231 BP231P10 068159D Bachelor of Biomedical Science Bundoora 3 years Feb Jul $31

BP147 BP147P12A 074926G Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Laboratory

Medicine)

Bundoora 4 years Feb Jul $31

BH059 BH059P12 074924K Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Pharmaceutical

Sciences) (Honours)

Bundoora 1 year Feb $31

BP032 BP032P04 023212J Bachelor of Nursing Bundoora 3 years Feb $28

BH102 BH102 079791M Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) Bundoora 4 years Feb $31


BH095 BH095SPSDD,

BH095CEHDD

079630F Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering)

(Honours)/Bachelor of Biomedical Science

(Pharmaceutical Science)


BP278 BP278HSDD 077042J Bachelor of Health Science/Bachelor of AppliedScience (Chinese Medicine)


BP280 BP280HSDD 077044G Bachelor of Health Science/Bachelor of Applied

Science (Chiropractic)


BP279 BP279HSDD 077043G Bachelor of Health Science/Bachelor of Applied

Science (Osteopathy)


BP293 BP293SBDD 076962K Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology)/Bachelor of City 4 years Feb $28


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Science

PROGRAMCODE



FEE (AU$

Diploma

C5282 C5282 073063C Diploma of Laboratory Technology (Biotechnology) City 2 years Feb $33,500

C5283 C5283 073062D Diploma of Laboratory Technology (Pathology Testing) City 2 years Feb $33,500

PROGRAMCODE



Associate Degree

AD012 AD012 071869C Associate Degree in Applied Science City 2 years Feb $25,920


BP070 BP070P6 022041J Bachelor of Applied Science (Aviation) City 3 years Feb Jul $31,680

BP209 BP209P13 077563F Bachelor of Applied Science (Property and Valuation) City 4 years Feb Jul $23,040

BP089 BP089 022250M Bachelor of Applied Science (Surveying) City 4 years Feb $28,800

BP229 BP229APCH 074349C Bachelor of Science (Applied Chemistry) City 3 years Feb Jul $28,800

BP229 BP229P7 056444J Bachelor of Science (Applied Sciences) City 3 years Feb Jul $28,800

BH012 BH012P10 068390G Bachelor of Science (Applied Sciences) (Honours) City,Bundoora

1 year Feb Jul $28,800

BP229 BP229BISC 074352G Bachelor of Science (Biological Sciences) City 3 years Feb Jul $28,800

BP226 BP226P7 056416B Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology) City 3 years Feb Jul $28,800

BH101 BH101 079790A Bachelor of Science (Dean's Scholar) (Honours) City 4 years Feb Jul $28,800

BP199 BP199P7 048768M Bachelor of Science (Food Technology and Nutrition) City 3 years Feb Jul $28,800

BP087 BP087P11 071871J Bachelor of Science (Geospatial Science) City 4 years Feb $28,800

BP083 BP083P10 067839K Bachelor of Science (Mathematics) City 3 years Feb Jul $25,920

BH010 BH010P9 069565D Bachelor of Science (Mathematics) (Honours) City 1 year Feb Jul $23,040

BP229 BP229PHYS 074351J Bachelor of Science (Physics) City 3 years Feb Jul $28,800

BP245 BP245 058781J Bachelor of Science (Statistics) City 3 years Feb Jul $25,920

BH063 BH063 065137A Bachelor of Science (Statistics) (Honours) City 1 year Feb Jul $23,040Double Degree (two Bachelor Degrees)

BP284 BP284ASADD 077047D Bachelor of Applied Science (Aviation)/Bachelor of Business

(Management)


BH087 BH087CEHDD,

BH087SCBDD

079781B Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) (Honours)/

Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology)


BH096 BH096EEHDD,

BH096ESDD

079786G Bachelor of Environmental Science/Bachelor of Engineering

(Environmental Engineering) (Honours)


BH098 BH098ECHDD,

BH098ASCDD

079787G Bachelor of Science (Applied Chemistry)/Bachelor of

Engineering (Chemical Engineering)(Honours)


BP305 BP305ASDD,

BP305BMDD

079793J Bachelor of Science (Applied Science)/Bachelor of Business

(Management)


BP293 BP293SBDD 076962K Bachelor of Science (Biotechnology)/Bachelor of Biomedical

Science


BP289 BP289BMDD 076963J Bachelor of Science (Food Technology)/Bachelor of



Fees and Intakes


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Important fee

For details on additionawww.rmit.edu.au/progFor full-time students,and Amenities Fee (SSto a maximum of $281Australian Federal GovThis fee will be applicastudents from 2013. Pwww.rmit.edu.au/progfor details.

The program and fees

students commencing1 January and 31 Decacademic year.

All fees are quoted in A($AUD) and apply to RAustralian campuses

Fees are held constanyear and RMIT may inamount that will not ex(subject to rounding).

fees, tuition fees are ronearest $10.00 per creand so the actual fee i7.5%. Similarly, for VEprogram annual fees anearest $250, and so may exceed 7.5%.

Fee increases are appeach calendar year; thmid year students will of their program will bethey had commenced

Fees are invoiced on abased on the enrolled semester except for thsectors:

English Language a weekly rate

Foundation StudieCertificate of Educsemester fee.

Notes

3 This program is only available for advanced entry.

5 July entry may be available to students who are granted course/subject exemptionsor advanced entry based on previous study.

11 This program includes a professional work placement.

12 This program is accelerated. It requires additional hours of study.

20 This program incurs additional costs.

22 A part of this program will be taught at the RMIT Bundoora campus.

25 Please note that the fee advertised is for the actual program duration advertised.

29 Some laboratory sessions may be conducted on the RMIT Bundoora East campus.

36 This is an accelerated program. Students are required to complete one summersemester (comprising 48 credit points) during their degree.

57 The fee advertised applies irrespective of a student enrolling in 36 or 48 credit points ina semester.

59 This program targets high performing students and selection is based on highacademic merit.

61 This program includes a work-integrated learning (WIL) component in the third year ofthe program in the form of a work placement (paid employment of at least 34 weeksduration). The fees for this year are 75% of the annual tuition fee.

63 Please note that whilst the Bachelor of Arts (Creative Writing) program is open tointernational students as a 3-year degree, the program invites applications fromstudents who hold relevant diplomas, advanced diplomas, associate degrees orindustry experience equivalent for entry into the second year.

66 Students are eligible to apply for early exit with C4251 Certificate IV in InteriorDecoration qualification if they have successfully completed the first year of the C5249Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration program.

67 Applicants must have successfully completed C4222 Certificate IV in InternationalTrade in order to gain entry into this program.

68 July intake is available for international students who are currently enrolled onshore ina secondary school or private RTO, and who wish to transfer to RMIT to study VCEYear 12.

70 This version of Media program is meant for Year one commencement for July entry.The program structure is accelerated. It consist of six semesters over 2.5 calendaryears by undertaking four first year courses in intensive mode over spring (Nov/Dec)and (Jan/Feb) summer semesters.

73 A Working With Children Check is required prior to commencing this program.

74 English language programs are offered by RMIT English Worldwide (REW)(CRICOS Provider Code 01912G). The enrolment fee is $230.

79 This program is a Higher Education Diploma.

83 Entry into this program is subject to successful completion of AD013Associate Degree in Fashion and Textile Merchandising.

84 Entry into this program is subject to successful completion of AD014Associate Degree in Fashion Design and Technology.

88 English language programs are offered by RMIT English Worldwide (REW) (CRICOSProvider Code 01912G). Discounts may apply. For enquiries, please contact [email protected]


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Programs

32 Architecture and Building

40 Art and Design

54 Business

68 Communication and Digita

78 Community Services and

86 Computing and Informatio

94 Education and Training

98 Engineering

120 Environment and Planning

126 Health and Medical Scienc

138 Science

160 English at RMIT



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Design

the future

I actually started a degree at another

university, but I switched to RMIT because it

has such a rich and unique way of teaching


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Architecture and BuildingWith world-leading and award-winning professors and alumni, RMIT hasinternational reputation for design excellence. You will study in the heart Melbourne, which provides an inspirational urban laboratory, allowing yo

create beyond your expectations.

Dusk Abbotsford Convent designed by Diploma of Interior Design and DecRebecca Oswald.

Little Utopias by Freya Robinson and Zoe Fehlberg,Bachelor of Design (Interior Design).



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Building and Construction

Diploma of Building and Construction (Building)

RMIT CODE DURATION CAMPUS

C5256 2 years City

www.rmit.edu.au/programs/c5256

You will examine the principles, techniquesand regulations of the building and constructionindustry for all types of medium-rise andwide-span buildings, including buildingsup to 25 metres high.

This practical program incorporates hands-

on work and project-based learning. You willexperience many aspects of building projectsand understand how these relate to each other.

What you will study

In this program, you will study all aspects of thebuilding industry, including:

project planning and management

project estimating

materials use

structural properties occupational health and safety requirements

cost control

office management/administration

sustainable construction.

You will go on site excursions to residentialprojects, commercial construction projects andindustrial complexes, and learn work skills suchas AUTOCAD, Microsoft Project and various dataand spreadsheet applications.

Careers

You can expect to be employed at middlemanagement level in areas such as buildingconstruction, supervision and management,estimating, purchasing and contractsadministration Alternatively you may start your

Professional recognitio n

Once you have completed this program, you canapply to the Building Commission to be grantedqualifications as a Registered Building Practitioner(domestic builder and/or commercial builder).

This program is also recognised by the MasterBuilders Association of Victoria, the HousingIndustry Association of Victoria and the AustralianInstitute of Building.

You may also be interested in

Architecture, page 36

Construction management, page 37

Project management, page 39

Property and valuation, page 39

Surveying, page 146

Building Design

Advanced Diploma of Building Design(Architectural)


C6097 2.5 years(Feb intake)

City

C6097ACC 2 years

(July intake)

City


This hands-on program focuses on the practicaland technical application of design skills thatcontribute to the ongoing development of thebuilding industry and the built environment.Learn about presentation, documentation andarchitectural workflow processes for buildingprojects that engage with the site, user needsand the environment.

Develop specialised skills and knowledge througha variety of learning experiencesfrom freehanddrawing to digital applications that enhancearchitectural workflows, construction technologyand documentation processes.

You will learn to communicate and work withstakeholders including regulatory authoritiesand design, construction and building servicesconsultants.

What you will study

This program has a enables you to desigand commercial-sca

Key features of this p

innovative and su problem solving

structural and con

project document

architectural proje

This qualification anexperience leads to practitioner in VictorBuilding Designers A

Full-time students arapproximately 24 hoand undertake apprstudy and research concentrated periodassessments are du

As a student in this industry connectionsAssociation of Victomembership, scholaand awards.

This program connedesigners and architalso contribute to th

Past students have Verdon Prize for excdesign studies and hbased projects suchproject.

Program structure

You will develop kno

areas of building desdocumentation for bsoftware platforms. Y

construction proc

environmental sus

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You will undertake ppurpose-designed fastudios, and site excstudio-based learnin

Certificate, Diplomaand Advanced Diploma


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Industry connections

This program has solid links with industry, withstrong recognition and support from a variety ofindustry groups. Throughout your studies you willwork on industry-based real-life project briefs and

have several opportunities to enter industry-ledcompetitions.

End-of-year graduate exhibitions connectstudents with industry, adding validation to theirprojects.

Past students have participated in a number ofcommunity-based projects including:

designing the clubrooms for the Monbulksoccer club

exploration of a community co-operative larder

and farmers market in Castlemaine.RMIT University is committed to providing youwith an education that strongly links formallearning with professional or vocational practice.

Careers

As a building design graduate, your work focuscould include:

digital presentation and architecturaldocumentation of buildings

architectural modelling and animation specialist and technical design areas such as

commercial/domestic design and planning

retail design and documentation

working as part of a technical architecturalteam to underpin a design team or as part ofproject management.

Your daily activities may involve:

meeting and working to a client brief

preparing detailed architectural drawings and

documentation

preparing building specifications

visiting building sites for site analysis andinvestigation

analysing bushfire attack levels

analysing environmental factors

liaising with engineers, quantity surveyors,building surveyors, planning professionals toensure all aspects of the project are properlyaddressed

working to building and local council codes,bylaws and national regulations.


This program is a state-accredited and nationallyrecognised qualification that enables graduatebuilding designers to work for registered buildingpractitioners, architects and other design

professionals in related industries.The Advanced Diploma of Building Design(Architectural) is required by the BuildingPractitioners Board to register to practise as abuilding designer in the state of Victoria.

Graduates of this program can work inarchitectural practices and building design offices.

If you plan to register as a building practitionerand practice as a sole practitioner, you will needto meet the requirements set out in the BuildingAmendment Regulations 2009 to qualify toregister in the category Building Design DP-AD(Architectural).

Graduates of this program, which is accreditedunder the Education and Training Reform Act2006, will need to complete one years practicalexperience supervised by a registered architect,builder or building designer to the satisfaction ofthe Building Practitioners Board.


Architectural design, page 36Communication design, page 45

Furniture design, page 50

Product design, page 43

Landscape architecture, page 38

Interior Design and Decoration

Diploma of Interior Design and Decoration

RMIT CODE DURATION CAMPUSC5249 2 years

(Feb intake)City

C5249ACC 1.5 years(July intake)

City


Great interior designers and decoratorsunderstand what makes a space work for aparticular purpose.

In this industry-relevant program, youll learn 2Dand 3D design skills and the decorative aspect ofdesign. You will develop high-level documentationand technical skills in order to present yourideas to residential and commercial clients in aprofessional brief.

Projects are themed around exploration into

What you will study

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successful completiodiploma.

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This program focuses heavily on industry-led,real client projects. Graduates of the programare work-ready due to the amount of exposurethey have to industry projects, scholarships,

competitions, industry networks and mentors.This program has a long-standing agreementwith the Design Institute of Australia (DIA), whichsees our top 40 students invited to participate ina mentor program, gaining valuable experienceworking in industry over a semester whilemaintaining their general studies.

You will have the chance to connect with industryby participating in a number of competitionsthroughout the duration of your study, includingbut not limited to:

DIA Award

Dulux Award

GOTYA (Graduate of the Year award atDesignEx)

BQ Design & Zepel Fabrics awards

Buhus Rugs

Wendy Royle Scholarship.

In the second year, the company BQ Designoffers you the opportunity to design a bedroom

suite, with the winning work being put intoproduction and photographed for the BQwebsite.

The Wendy Royle Scholarship is supported byRadford Furnishings and offers $1500 to a firstyear student to support their ongoing studies atRMIT.

Every student of the program will undertakea real-life client project. Examples of previousprojects include redesigning the Fitzroy swimming

pool and the Abbotsford convent gallery.RMIT University is committed to providing youwith an education that strongly links formallearning with professional or vocational practice.

Careers

As an interior designer and decorator you willwork in a wide range of design environmentsincluding:

assisting designers in large architectural firms

management roles in interior design anddecoration departments

CAD in commercial areas

decoration and design consultancies in smallboutique companies specialising in completesoft furnishings and residential fit outs

self-employment

interior textile wholesale areas

retail consultancies in furnishings, lighting orfurniture

colour consultancies, either for large paintcompanies or in self employment.

Graduates are working for local and overseasdesign firms such as Atticus and Milo, Jean-Pierre Heurteau, Jardan, Dulux and many others.


Current students can join the Design Institute ofAustralia (DIA) as student members. Graduatescan apply for associate membership and full

membership once they have gained professionalexperience.

(Please note: eligibility for DIA full membership isbased on a points system.)


Architectural design, on this page

Building design, page 34

Communication design, page 45


Product design, page 43

Landscape architecture, page 38

Associate DeBachelor Degand Double D

Architecture

Bachelor of Archite

RMIT CODE D

BP250 3

www.rmit.edu.au/p

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innovators who are anational and internatIn 2012, RMIT studefor The ArchitecturaGraduate Awardsaworldwide. Our studextremely successfuArchitecture AustralAwards, which is opto registered archite

What you will study

This program offers which to develop a sthe field and experieprocess.

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RMIT Architecture is well known for its strong,long-standing links with industry. Design studiosare delivered by academic staff, as well assessional staff from innovative practices, orvisiting international practitioners and academics.

In the design studio context you will also have theopportunity to work on real-world projects withlocal and international community and industrypartners. Many public lectures are also heldthroughout the year, led by prominent local andinternational architects and urban designers.

RMIT University is committed to providing youwith an education that strongly links formallearning with professional or vocational practice.

Careers

The undergraduate program is a standaloneaward that provides employment options forthose who seek to work in architectural practicesor design more generally, in roles that do notrequire professional registration. Students mustcomplete the Master of Architecture to beaccredited as an architect.

Global connections

This program has a wide range of internationalexchange agreements with universities in theUSA, Europe and Asia. You will also have theopportunity to choose design studios that requireoverseas travel to work with students frominternational universities.

A recent collaborative design studio, run withthe University of Innsbruck in Austria, was calledMatchpoint, Innsbruck. The studio consisted of afour-week residency in Innsbruck with a focus onsport, leisure and urbanism in the contemporary

city.

Other recent design studios have includedcollaborations with students in Berlin, Germanyand architecture practices in Shanghai, China.

RMITs Education Abroad Office supportsstudents to undertake an exchange or short-termmobility activity with over 165 partner universitiesworldwide.

Professional recognition

Graduates may be employed in an architecturalpractice or a related design field, but need tocomplete the Master of Architecture in order tobe professionally recognised as an architect. InAustralia, completion of the Master degree willallow youfollowing two years professionalexperienceto sit the Architects Registration

Construction Management

Bachelor of Applied Science(Construction Management)


BP105 4 years City

www.rmit.edu.au/programs/bp105

Construction management is not just aboutbuilding sites, its about the bigger picture: theplanning, coordination and control of a projectfrom start to finish.

You will learn to organise and manage peopleand resources to ensure the safe delivery ofquality buildings. You will have the opportunity towork on a range of commercial and residential

buildings, including building refurbishment andrenovation.

What you will study

This hands-on program accommodates youworking part-time while studying, encouragingfirst-hand industry experience.

Year one

An introduction to the construction and propertyindustries, including how buildings and assets

are created and acquired, as well as basicconstruction management skills.

Year two

You will learn how to plan, cost and scheduleconstruction, including how buildings work andsustainable structures. You will also gain broaderskills in law, economics and leadership.

Year three

Explore commercial construction and managingcomplex projects in greater detail.

Year four

Your final year prepares you for industry withinsights into real-world construction and the latesttrends, culminating in a simulated constructionproject.

Careers

Roles may include construction manager,quantity surveyor, project manager and contractadministrator.

Construction managers work alongside engineersand architects. They organise and manage a vastnumber of people in the building procurementprocess so require good people managementskills and an ability to work in teams.


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Associate Degree inand Design

RMIT CODE D

AD020 2

www.rmit.edu.au/p

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Current students can join the Design Institute ofAustralia (DIA) as student members. Graduatescan apply for associate membership and fullmembership once they have gained professionalexperience.

Please note: eligibility for DIA full membership is basedon a points system.


Architectural design, page 36

Building design, page 34



Interior design and decoration, page 35

Landscape architecture, on this pageProduct design, page 43

Interior Design

Bachelor of Design (Interior Design)


BP196 4 years City


At the heart of this program is the relationshipbetween people and space. This program willchallenge your assumptions about interior design,allow you to push current boundaries and usedesign as an agent of social and cultural change.

Different interiors are considered, including:architectural, retail, exhibition and urbanenvironments; digital and filmic spaces;performance and theatre design; and artinstallations.

You will learn to design through the process ofdeveloping your own design response to a rangeof design briefsfrom conceptual to real-lifesituations. You will be provided with technicaland communication tools such as AutoCAD,3D imaging, hand drawing, film production andmodel making, as well as verbal presentationskills.

What you will study

Year oneYou will undertake courses in design andcommunications, history and theory, andtechnical studies that introduce you to conceptsof interior design.

Years two and three

Studies are integrated in design studios and there

Year four

You will pursue an individual research propositionand design project based on your accumulatedskills and interests in design, theory, technologyand communications. Final year work iscelebrated through a public exhibition, INDEX.

Specialisations include furniture design, retaildesign, design for film and TV, design for theatre,exhibition and event design, model making,design publishing, lighting, materials, computer-aided design, projection, digital video and websitedesign.


Each semester, practising professional designerspresent studios or specialisations that engage

directly with contemporary design projects and/or issues. These projects may involve clientsand actual projects where you will developyour design proposals within a scenario-based,simulated design practice environment.

The program has developed strong communityand industry relationships, which allow you to beexposed to real life projects. Examples includeprojects with HASSELL, Quicksilver and Euroluce.

Careers

Many graduates work in interior design andarchitectural practices where commissionsmay range from domestic interior, retail andentertainment, to hospitality, corporate office andpublic building design. These practices range inscale from large corporate offices to teams of twoor three.

Design practices are becoming increasinglymultidisciplinary, with interior designers,landscape architects, architects, industrial

designers and graphic designers collaboratingon large-scale projects. Many graduates alsoestablish their own design practices.

As an interior designer, you may also work infilm and television design, set design for theatre,furniture design, exhibition design and curating,event planning and design journalism.

Global connections

Through this program, you will engage in an

ongoing global dialogue through conferences,student and staff exchange, travel studiosand regular participation in/contribution toan international network of practitioners andacademics.

Examples of recent connections include astudent field trip to Hanoi, Vietnam to redesign

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BP256 3

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Australian Institute of Landscape Architects(AILA), landscape architectures accrediting body,accepts graduates of the Master of LandscapeArchitecture by coursework.


Architectural design, page 36

Building and construction, page 34

Building design (architectural), page 34


Environment, page 122

Interior design, page 38

Surveying, page 146

Urban and regional planning, page 125

Project Management

Bachelor of Applied Science(Project Management)


BP208 4 years City


Project management is primarily concernedwith the coordination and managementof projects or events, from inception tocompletion. This program takes projectmanagement principles applied to residential,commercial and industrial construction for civil,environmental and government projects. Thisfocus is complemented by the study of projectmanagement areas such as event management,mining and IT.

What you will study

In partnership with industry, this program iscomm

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