Diploma of Laboratory Technology at RMIT University

The learning experience at RMIT is predominantly delivered through face-to-face classes. Relevant learning materials, recordings and content will be available online and can be accessed prior to and in-between classes via Canvas, our digital learning platform.

To see more about what learning looks like at RMIT University, you can visit our blended learning page.

If you are wanting to study a program that is 100% online, you can explore options with RMIT Online. Additionally, Open Universities Australia offer a range of RMIT programs which are 100% online.

Please note that if you are intending to study on a student visa, there are limitations on how much of your program you can study online. If you would like more information on this visa requirement, we recommend that you contact your agent or the Department of Home Affairs. 

It is important to be aware of application opening and closing dates. You can find an outline of application dates for both direct and VTAC here.

A comprehensive guide on how to apply to study at RMIT can be found here.

Applying directly to RMIT? Check out these tips and FAQs to ensure you don't miss anything when submitting your application! When applying directly, it's important to note that your preferences will be assessed in the order you have preferenced them. Please place your most desired program as your first preference.

Applying via VTAC? Head over to the VTAC website to learn more about the application process.

If you are not sure how you should be applying, head over to this page detailing more about each application method.

Minimum English language requirements may differ between programs at the same study level.

You are strongly advised to check the minimum English requirements required for your preferred program on individual program pages.

You are required to provide current evidence of your English language proficiency for admission to RMIT.

International students can provide their results from one of these three options:

• an accepted English language proficiency test, or
• an accepted English language provider, or
• a recognised qualification