
Develop your programming and software design skills to understand the full potential of large-scale, highly efficient products and systems. This program goes beyond basic programming to teach you how to assess user needs, design software, and develop systems throughout their entire lifecycle. RMIT offers advanced facilities for computing, IT, games, and graphic programming, providing opportunities to gain project experience in various areas.
Fee information is subject to change. Please visit the official RMIT website for the most up-to-date details.
International applicants must meet specific academic and English language proficiency requirements. Detailed information can be found on the official RMIT international admissions pages.
International students can apply directly through RMIT's application portal or via an authorised RMIT agent. The process involves checking entry requirements, gathering documents, submitting the application, accepting an offer, and applying for a student visa.
Typically, you will need academic transcripts, certificates of completion, proof of English language proficiency (e.g., IELTS), and a copy of your passport identification page. A resume/CV or letters of recommendation may also be required.
Application opening typically occurs a year in advance of the intake, with closing dates varying by program and intake. Intake periods are usually Semester 1 (late February/early March) and Semester 2 (late July/early August); check the RMIT website for specific dates.