Fees will vary depending on the type of program you study. Check the Office of Prospective Students fees information for further details. Yes, you can articulate or transfer from a TAFE program to a Degree program and vice-versa. It is common for TAFE programs to have official articulation 'pathways' to Degree programs at RMIT University. Pathways, articulation, credit transfer or admission with advanced standing are terms with similar meaning - recognition of previous relevant study or in some cases of relevant work experience.
Recognition can work in two ways.
In some instances approved TAFE studies completed at Secondary Colleges may be accredited to selected TAFE programs. It should be noted that qualifying for entry to a Degree program or qualifying for advanced standing do not guarantee entry to Higher Education. Entry to Higher Education is on a competitive basis. The University does, however, set aside a quota of places for TAFE qualified students seeking entry to Higher Education undergraduate programs. Students seeking entry with advanced standing into a TAFE program are advised to consult with the relevant Head of Department.