Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT)

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Course Selection

Architecture

All approved Exchange Architecture Design students will have a set Study Plan identified by the School comprising of one Studio (24 credit points) and two electives (2 X 12 credit points). Please ensure that a portfolio is submitted with the application. The portfolio needs to show your technical skills. For students at Masters level, you will also need to show competency in rhino.

The selected courses for Master level are:

ARCH1338 Architecture Design Elective 1

ARCH1339 Architecture Design Elective 2

ARCH1330 Architecture Design Studio 7

The selected courses for Bachelor level are:

ARCH1491 Architecture Design Elective 1

ARCH1492 Architecture Design Elective 2

ARCH1004 Architecture Design Studio 5

Architecture Design courses are not available to Study Abroad students. We recommend Study Abroad students explore the courses available in other areas such as Landscape Architecture, Urban Design, Interior and Industrial Design.

Interior Design

The 3 courses available for Interior Design at Bachelor level, which can be undertaken individually or as a set study plan, are:

ARCH1289 Interior Design Specialisation 1

ARCH1290 Interior Design Specialisation 2

ARCH1109 Interior Design Studio 4

The School of Interior Design strongly recommend students who are interested in Interior Design to undertake the above Study Plan comprising of one Studio (24 credit points) and two Design Specialisations (2 X 12 credit points). You will have the opportunity to choose from 8 design studios and from 10 Design specialisations. Please ensure that a portfolio of 10-15 pieces of work is submitted with the application.

Media and Communication

Courses from the School of Media and Communication are strictly open to students with a background in a Media and Communication-related discipline (major or minor) at their home university.

Design

Courses from the School of Design are strictly open to students with a background in a Design-related discipline (major or minor) at their home university.

Fashion

Courses from the Fashion area are strictly open to students with a background in a Fashion-related discipline (major or minor) at their home university.