Previous process: Students and agents were notified about the cancellation of their Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) and were provided with instructions to visit the program enrolment cancellation webpage to personally manage their enrolment cancellation.

New process: Students and agents will receive notifications that their program enrolment and Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE) have been cancelled. There's no need to visit the enrolment cancellation webpage. Instead, you will be notified about the option to apply for a deferral or request a refund, with links provided for both choices.

Orientation Week (O Week) happens the week before classes start, providing students with an opportunity to discover the full spectrum of experiences at RMIT University.

Throughout orientation, students gain critical insights into their programs and meet their teachers. Moreover, it's an ideal moment to acquaint themselves with campus facilities, forge new friendships, and partake in enjoyable social gatherings and activities. Orientation serves as a comprehensive introduction to RMIT's processes, academic programs, and the diverse opportunities available to students.

We encourage you to extend an invitation to your students to participate in O Week and explore the multitude of events tailored to enrich their journey at RMIT University.

RMIT Semester 1 census date is Sunday, 31 March 2024 for all Higher Education and Associate Degree programs. Your students must ensure their program and course enrolments are finalised by this date.

Earlier this month, RMIT invited agents to a virtual training webinar focusing on the implementation of the Duolingo English Test for RMIT English Worldwide (REW) program. REW will be trialling the Duolingo English Test for online English placement testing over the next few intakes starting from Monday 4th of March. If you could not join the webinar session, please watch the recording here and for more details on the online English placement test, please click here.

To book the Duolingo English Test, prospective students can access the booking form on the RMIT Training English for Academic Purposes webpage and the RMIT Agent portal from Monday, 4 March. 

Commission payments will be processed after the semester 1 census date, and you can anticipate receiving your commission payment by May 18, 2024. Your finance team will receive notification once your itemized invoice and payment details are accessible through the StudyLink Commission Portal.

Please refer to the 2024 Commission Calendar and the StudyLink Commission Portal user guide which is available on the RMIT Agent Portal for more information regarding commission payments.

If your students were unable to attend the recent Prepare to Arrive Semester 1, 2024 Webinar for international students, they can access the recording to gain valuable insights into preparing for their arrival at RMIT University.  Please view the webinar here. 

Additionally, our webpage features a comprehensive guide outlining the necessary arrangements for international students prior to commencing their studies at RMIT. To initiate your study abroad preparations, please click the "Learn More" button below.

This is a reminder to join RMIT Translating & Interpreting agent briefing with Associate Professor and Program Manager Erika Gonzalez. This webinar will introduce Australia's oldest and most prestigious translating and interpreting program at RMIT University in Melbourne. Over 50 years, the Program has trained students of all levels in 56 different languages to become translators, community interpreters, and simultaneous conference/business interpreters

Date: Thursday 29 February
Time: 3:00 pm - 3:30 pm (AEDT) Click here to convert to the time in your location
To attend: Register here. 

RMIT University will be closed on Monday 11 March 2024 due to a Victorian public holiday, and reopen on Tuesday 12 March 2024.