What is an exchange program?
Student exchange occurs through a reciprocal agreement between RMIT University and institutions from different countries. These institutions are referred to as RMIT exchange partner institutions or host institution. The partner institution and RMIT have an agreement to exchange a set number of students per year, these numbers are usually balanced out over a period of three years. The Education Abroad Office maintains and reviews the balances each semester. The agreements enable RMIT students to study at a partner institution (coursework only) for a maximum period of two semesters (this does not extend time to your RMIT degree) while staying enrolled at RMIT. The tuition fees are waived at the partner institution but you continue to pay RMIT tuition fees. TAFE students studying one to one and a half year programs may only be permitted to study one semester overseas.
Student exchange occurs through a reciprocal agreement between RMIT University and institutions from different countries. These institutions are referred to as RMIT exchange partner institutions or host institution. The partner institution and RMIT have an agreement to exchange a set number of students per year, these numbers are usually balanced out over a period of three years. The Education Abroad Office maintains and reviews the balances each semester. The agreements enable RMIT students to study at a partner institution (coursework only) for a maximum period of two semesters (this does not extend time to your RMIT degree) while staying enrolled at RMIT. The tuition fees are waived at the partner institution but you continue to pay RMIT tuition fees. TAFE students studying one to one and a half year programs may only be permitted to study one semester overseas. On completion of your overseas program, the partner institution will forward your academic results to RMIT and study under
