RMIT

Sources

• What is the difference between a double degree and a double major? https://www.rmit.edu.au/study-with-us/study-options/double-degree-vs-double-major

  Model elements: RMIT defines a double major as studying two fields within one degree; students complete requirements for both majors and graduate with one degree.

  Limitation: the page explains the university model, while actual availability is course-specific.

• Bachelor of Business https://www.rmit.edu.au/study-with-us/levels-of-study/undergraduate-study/bachelor-degrees/bachelor-of-business-bp343

  Model elements: the program offers 14 majors, a single-major path with one or two minors, and a double-major path across two specialisation areas.

  For the double-major path, the page states that both majors are listed on the testamur.

• Minors at RMIT https://www.rmit.edu.au/study-with-us/study-options/minors

  Model elements: a minor is a set of 4 subjects alongside the major and core studies; minors are chosen through elective options.

  Limitation: RMIT states that minor availability depends on the specific course.

• Global opportunities https://www.rmit.edu.au/life-at-rmit/global-opportunities

  Model elements: semester exchange at a partner university for one semester or a year counts toward the student's course; students may also choose an institution without an exchange agreement if it accepts Study Abroad students.

• Exchange programs https://www.rmit.edu.au/students/work-study-opportunities/global-study-and-work/global-programs/exchange-programs

  Model elements: RMIT describes more than 200 partner institutions and says overseas study is credited to the RMIT program.

  The page also allows overseas courses equivalent to RMIT offerings or unique overseas courses as electives.

• Annual Report 2025 https://www.rmit.edu.au/assets/documents/about/annual-reports/rmit-annual-report-2025.pdf

  In the Statistical snapshot: students table, RMIT's official 2025 annual report lists 57,609 Undergraduate enrolments in the Higher Education sector.

  The table note says 2025 data is as of 5 January 2026; HE and VE data exclude Foundation Studies and OUA unless specified. The source does not split bachelor degrees from other undergraduate sublevels, so `bachelor` is left `null`.