If you're a student at the Singapore Institute of Managment (SIM), you'll complete your enrolment via SIMConnect.
If you're studying at any of our other partner institutes, you'll complete your enrolment in Enrolment Online following the steps on this page.
Follow the steps below depending on whether you are a new or a continuing student.
Before you enrol, you will need:
If you receive an invitation to attend a face-to-face enrolment session, ensure to bring:
If you receive a notification to enrol off-campus, follow the steps below to enrol. To find out how to provide your identification for verification, contact your local partner for advice.
You’ll use your student ID, RMIT email address and temporary password to access Enrolment Online (RMIT’s enrolment system) and other RMIT systems.
Your student ID (also referred to as your RMIT ID) is the letter 's' followed by your student number (excluding any additional letters).
Example: s1234567
Your student number is in your RMIT offer or enrolment email.
Your RMIT email address is your student ID and ‘@student.rmit.edu.au’.
Example: s1234567@student.rmit.edu.au
New students: Your temporary password is the letter 'p' followed by your date of birth backwards, with an exclamation mark '!' at the end.
Example: If your date of birth is 8 April 1998, then your password is p19980408!
After you first log in, update your password to something more secure by following the instructions on RMIT ID and password.
Returning students: Your password is the last password you set while studying at RMIT. If you have forgotten it, you can reset your password.
To ensure you can access your course materials before classess start, we strongly recommend enrolling as soon as possible.
The deadline to add classes is listed as the 'last day to add classes' in your important dates.
To log in to Enrolment Online, you need:
Read the RMIT Privacy Statement and Statement of Student Responsibilities and click on the checkbox to agree and continue.
If your contact details or emergency contact information has changed, you can update them.
Not finished the checklist? Click 'Save for later' and come back to it when you're ready.
Once you've completed your checklist, ensure to certify your responses and click ‘Save’ to continue to the next step.
If there is data missing in the checklist, you will not be able to save and continue. Check the 'Data errors' tab to see what information is missing in your checklist. Look for fields highlighted in red.
You need to enrol in all available study terms for the academic year.
If your classes are pre-selected for you, go to c. Click 'Add selected classes'. Otherwise, follow the instructions on course selection provided to you by your local partner contact.
Your classes will now be displayed.
Select the next available study term and repeat the process until you are enrolled in the full academic year.
Click on 'Exit' and check the pop-up summary of your enrolment to confirm all details are correct.
Once you've successfully enrolled, RMIT will issue you with a Statement of Enrolment (SoE) that confirms your program and course enrolment in a term.
If you've enrolled at the Singapore Institute of Management (SIM), you can log in to SIMConnect to download your certification letter. If you want to request an RMIT SoE, please contact Student Connect.
If you've enrolled via Enrolment Online, follow the instructions on the prove your enrolment webpage.
Changes to your enrolment will be reflected on your SoE within 24 hours.
You can add or drop courses via Enrolment Online. Check your important dates to know the deadline for adding or dropping courses without financial and academic penalties.
The extent to which you can vary your enrolment will depend on your current enrolment load, your program structure, and the point during the study term that you’re adding or dropping courses.
For more information about adding or dropping courses, please talk to your local partner contact.
Your Enrol and Connect guide gives you information about RMIT systems, contacts, academic integrity, Library resources and more.
A guide for new students studying via the BITS-RMIT Higher Education Academy.
A guide for new SIM students.
A guide for new students at all partner institutes outside Australia (excluding BITS-RMIT and SIM).
We'll send you a reminder to re-enrol one to two months before the start of the next academic year. This will include instructions on how to complete your enrolment.
Depending on where you're studying, there may be an enrolment session on campus that you can attend, or you may be given instructions to enrol yourself off-campus.
If you need advice about your enrolment, get in touch with your local partner contact.
If you have technical problems with Enrolment Online or password queries, contact the IT Service and Support Centre.
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