With a focus on collaboration, the learning experience at RMIT will mostly be delivered through face-to-face classes. Relevant learning materials and content will be available online and can be accessed prior to and in-between classes via our digital learning platform. 

During classes, you'll deepen your knowledge by connecting with expert teachers and undertaking projects and assessments that are both individual and collaborative, so that you can graduate work-ready.

You'll also gain a range of opportunities beyond the classroom, which may include global and industry experiences. Industry experiences will be a key part of your learning and may be in the form of presentations and panels with industry experts, real-world client briefs, simulated workplace experiences in the classroom and more.

Every RMIT program has its own specific set of entry requirements during the admissions dates. To be selected you need to meet the entry requirements as outlined on the program page as part of the application assessment.

There's often more than one way to get into a degree so don’t worry if you don’t meet all the criteria at first. Study pathways provide opportunities for you to transfer from one course to another based on your previous educational experience.

You will be given a study plan to choose your major/minor combinations. You will need to choose the relevant subjects to form your major and minor in enrolment.

Yes, you can change to a Bachelor of Business (Professional Practice) during your Bachelor of Business, however students should be aware that these two courses have different structures. Due to these differences the later in the course that a student transfers the more likely they are to increase the duration of their study.

You can also change your major halfway through your degree provided you have sufficient credit points available.

Yes! Students who are studying at another institution, TAFE or university can apply to study at RMIT and may be eligible to receive credit for their previous study.

There are no exams in the Bachelor of Business, except where required for professional accreditation. 

Both the Bachelor of Business and the Bachelor of Business (Professional Practice) can be completed part time. Completing the Bachelor of Business part-time takes 6 years, while completing the Bachelor of Business (Professional Practice) part-time takes 8 years.

You can take up to 48 credit points (4 courses) of University electives from outside the College of Business and Law.

All students studying the Bachelor of Business (Professional Practice) degree will undertake a virtual internship where industry partners are provided. You will need to source and apply for placement for other internship opportunities.

Students can gain credit points towards their degree by undertaking a range of global experiences, including:

• Study tours: these allow you to combine overseas travel and cultural experience while completing coursework in intensive mode. They can run from 1 to 3 weeks, depending on the destination. 
• Student exchange: students can take part in an international exchange program with an institution that has an exchange agreement with RMIT.
• Global Entrepreneurship and Internship Program (GEIP): offers tailored international programs designed to help students accelerate their career. 
• International work placements.

Your major will only be printed on your transcript.