At RMIT Online, there are flexible pathways that can help you achieve your educational goals. You can study several Future Skills courses as part of a two-course combination and seek credit transfer (12 credit points) within specified degrees at RMIT University. *
Currently, there are eleven (11) Future Skills short courses that form two-course combinations as a credit pathway into eight (8) degree programs within business, law, and design.
| GC169 Credit Pathway 1 | DTR108 Digital Leadership |
|---|---|
| DTR104 Digital Delivery with Agile | |
| GC169 Credit Pathway 2 | DTR108 Digital Leadership |
| DMK101 Digital Marketing Strategy |
| GC174 Credit Pathway 1 | BLC101 Developing Blockchain Strategy |
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| DAT102 Cyber Security Risk and Strategy | |
| GC174 Credit Pathway 2 | AIR101 Developing AI Strategy |
| DAT102 Cyber Security Risk and Strategy |
| GC175 Credit Pathway 1 | DTR108 Digital Leadership |
|---|---|
| DTR104 Digital Delivery with Agile | |
| GC175 Credit Pathway 2 | DTR108 Digital Leadership |
| DTR103 Customer Experience Strategy and Design |
| GC178 Credit Pathway 1 | DTR108 Digital Leadership |
|---|---|
| DTR104 Digital Delivery with Agile | |
| GC178 Credit Pathway 2 | DTR108 Digital Leadership |
| DTR103 Customer Experience Strategy and Design | |
| GC178 Credit Pathway 3 | BLC101 Developing Blockchain Strategy |
| DAT102 Cyber Security Risk and Strategy | |
| GC178 Credit Pathway 4 | AIR101 Developing AI Strategy |
| DAT102 Cyber Security Risk and Strategy |
| GC179 Credit Pathway 1 | AIR101 Developing AI Strategy |
|---|---|
| DTR103 Customer Experience Strategy and Design | |
| GC179 Credit Pathway 2 | DMK101 Digital Marketing Strategy |
| DMK102 Implementing Digital Marketing Campaigns |
| GC191 Credit Pathway 1 | HEA102 Digital Health Strategy and Change |
|---|---|
| HEA103 Healthcare Design |
| GC193 Credit Pathway 1 | DAT106 Business Analytics and Visualisation |
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| DAT107 Business Analytics with SQL and Python |
| GC208 Credit Pathway 1 | DTR106 User Interface Design |
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| DTR111 Business Analyst | |
| GC208 Credit Pathway 2 | DTR106 User Interface Design |
| DTR102 Product Management Fundamentals | |
| GC208 Credit Pathway 3 | DTR108 Digital Leadership |
| DTR104 Digital Delivery with Agile |
| GD215 Credit Pathway 1 | DTR108 Digital Leadership |
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| DMK101 Digital Marketing Strategy | |
| GD215 Credit Pathway 2 | DTR108 Digital Leadership |
| DTR104 Digital Delivery with Agile | |
| GD215 Credit Pathway 3 | DTR106 User Interface Design |
| DTR111 Business Analyst | |
| GD215 Credit Pathway 4 | DTR106 User Interface Design |
| DTR102 Product Management Fundamentals |
| MC199 Credit Pathway 1 | BLC101 Developing Blockchain Strategy |
|---|---|
| AIR101 Developing AI Strategy |
We get that the credit transfer process can feel a little overwhelming. To help you navigate this process, we’ve collected answers to some frequently asked questions you may have about getting a credit transfer.
Who is eligible for a credit transfer?
Future Skills learners, Australian domestic RMIT, and international offshore students are eligible for a credit pathway into RMIT programs.
What are the conditions or requirements of a credit transfer?
The conditions for a credit transfer are:
You must complete at least two Future Skills courses (including passing all the required assessments) matched to one specified RMIT course.
One (1) RMIT Online Future Skills course can only be used once, with another RMIT Online Future Skills course, to get a credit pathway into one (1) RMIT program.
You must claim the credit pathway within the validity period of 10 years as per RMIT's Credit Policy.
You must meet the RMIT program’s academic and English requirements
The credit transfer process applies to domestic and international offshore students only. Onshore international students are not eligible to undertake Future Skills courses for credit into RMIT degrees. If you intend to become an onshore international student (living in Australia under a Visa) you may undertake Future Skills short courses, but you are not eligible for a credit transfer. Temporary students without a student visa are also not eligible for a credit transfer.
Future Skills learners who completed their courses prior to March 16, 2021 are not eligible to seek credit but may seek RPL by completing a Higher education application for RPL assessment form. The reason for that is that the increased academic oversight on courses was applied after that date. That oversight enables credit. RMIT Online does not approve RPL or credit applications.