2024-2025 key academic dates and deadlines for students studying programs via the BITS-RMIT Higher Education Academy.
These dates apply to students studying RMIT delivered courses as part of the following BITS-RMIT Higher Education Academy programs:
If you are a current student, please log in to Enrolment Online and select the View my calendar link to access your course-related important dates as listed below.
Date | Event or deadline |
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6 August 2024 | Semester 1 begins (Tuesday) |
6 August | Registration for course enrolment for commencing and returning students (Tuesday) |
7 August | Semester 1 classes begin (Wednesday) |
15 August | Independence Day public holiday (National) (Thursday) |
19 August | Raksha Bandhan public holiday (Rakhi) (Monday) |
26 August | Janmashtami public holiday (National) (Monday) |
27 August | Last day to add classes for Semester 1 (Tuesday) |
2 September | Census date for Semester 1 (Monday) |
7 September | Ganesh Chaturthi public holiday (Hyderabad, Goa, Pilani) (Saturday) |
16 September |
Eid e Milad public holiday (National) (Monday) |
27 September | AFL Grand Final Friday public holiday (AUS)* (Friday) |
2 October | Mahatma Gandhi's Birthday public holiday (National) (Wednesday) |
3-9 October | BITS mid-semester exams/RMIT non-teaching week (Thursday - Wednesday) |
12 October | Dussehra public holiday (National) (Saturday) |
31 October - 1 November | Diwali public holiday (National) (Thursday - Friday) |
1 November | Academic penalty date for Semester 1 (Friday) |
2 November | Goverdhan Puja public holiday (All campuses) (Saturday) |
5 November | Melbourne Cup Day public holiday (AUS)* (Tuesday) |
15 November | Gurunanak's Birthday public holiday (National) (Friday) |
29 November | Semester 1 classes end (Friday) |
2 December | Semester 1 assessment start date (Monday) |
15 December | Semester 1 assessment end date (Sunday) |
19 December | Liberation Day public holiday (Goa) (Thursday) |
25 December | Christmas Day public holiday (National and Australia) (Wednesday) |
26 December | Boxing Day public holiday (AUS)* (Thursday) |
1 January 2025 | New Year's Day public holiday (AUS)* (Wednesday) |
2-6 January | Semester 1 2024 deferred assessment period (Thursday - Monday) |
*Australia-based administrative services will not be available on Australian public holidays.
Week | Dates |
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Week 1 | 5-11 August |
Week 2 | 12-18 August |
Week 3 | 19-25 August |
Week 4 | 26 August - 1 September |
Week 5 | 2-8 September |
Week 6 | 9-15 September |
Week 7 | 16-22 September |
Week 8 | 23-29 September |
Week 9 | 30 September - 6 October |
Week 10 | 7-13 October |
Week 11 | 14-20 October |
Week 12 | 21-27 October |
Week 13 | 28 October - 3 November |
Week 14 | 4-10 November |
Week 15 | 11-17 November |
Week 16 | 18-24 November |
Week 17 | 25 November - 1 December |
Week 18 | 2-8 December |
Week 19 | 9-15 December |
Date | Event or deadline |
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6 January 2025 | Result release date for Semester 1 (Monday) |
6 January | Semester 2 begins (Monday) |
6 January | Registration for course enrolment for all students (Monday) |
7 January | Semester 2 classes begin (Tuesday) |
14 January | Makar Sakranti public holiday (National) (Tuesday) |
26 January | Republic Day public holiday (National) (Sunday) |
26 January | Australia Day (AUS)* (Sunday) |
27 January | Australia Day public holiday (AUS)* (Monday) |
27 January | Last day to add classes for Semester 2 (Monday) |
2 February | Vasant Panchami, Founder's Day public holiday (Pilani) (Sunday) |
2 February |
Census date for Semester 2 (Sunday) |
26 February | Maha Shivaratri public holiday (National) (Wednesday) |
3-8 March | BITS mid-semester exams/RMIT non-teaching week (Monday - Saturday) |
10 March | Labour Day public holiday (AUS)* (Monday) |
14 March | Holi public holiday (National) (Friday) |
30 March | Ugadi public holiday (Hyderabad) (Sunday) |
31 March | Idul Fitr Holiday public holiday (National) (Monday). Observance of this holiday is subject to the sighting of the Moon. |
4 April | Academic penalty date for Semester 2 (Friday) |
6 April | Ram Navami public holiday (National) (Sunday) |
10 April | Mahavir Jayanti public holiday (National) (Thursday) |
14 April | Ambedkar Jayantinpublic holiday (National) (Monday) |
18 April | Good Friday public holiday (National and Australia) (Friday) |
19 April | Easter Saturday public holiday (AUS)* (Saturday) |
20 April | Easter Sunday public holiday (AUS)* (Sunday) |
21 April | Easter Monday public holiday (AUS)* (Monday) |
22 April | Easter Tuesday RMIT holiday (AUS)* (Tuesday) |
25 April | ANZAC Day public holiday (AUS)* (Friday) |
29 April | Semester 2 classes end (Tuesday) |
1 May | Semester 2 assessment period begins |
12 May | Buddha Purnima public holiday (National) (Monday) |
17 May | Semester 2 assessment period ends (Saturday) |
7 June | Idul Zuha public holiday (National) (Saturday) Observance of this holiday is subject to the sighting of the Moon. |
9 June | King's Birthday public holiday (AUS)* (Monday) |
16 June | Result release date for semester 2 (Monday) |
6 July | Muharram public holiday (National) (Sunday) |
21 July | Bonalu public holiday (Telangana) (Wednesday) |
TBC | Semester 2 deferred assessment period (date will be known once 2025-2026 calendar is confirmed) |
*Australia-based administrative services will not be available on Australian and Victorian public holidays.
Week | Dates |
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Week 1 | 6-12 January |
Week 2 | 13-19 January |
Week 3 | 20-26 January |
Week 4 | 27 January - 2 February |
Week 5 | 3-9 February |
Week 6 | 10-16 February |
Week 7 | 17-23 February |
Week 8 | 24 February - 2 March |
Week 9 | 3-9 March |
Week 10 | 10-16 March |
Week 11 | 17-23 March |
Week 12 | 24-30 March |
Week 13 | 31 March - 6 April |
Week 14 | 7-13 April |
Week 15 | 14-20 April |
Week 16 | 21-27 April |
Week 17 | 28 April - 4 May |
Week 18 | 5-11 May |
Week 19 | 12-18 May |
Acknowledgement of Country
RMIT University acknowledges the people of the Woi wurrung and Boon wurrung language groups of the eastern Kulin Nation on whose unceded lands we conduct the business of the University. RMIT University respectfully acknowledges their Ancestors and Elders, past and present. RMIT also acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia where we conduct our business - Artwork 'Sentient' by Hollie Johnson, Gunaikurnai and Monero Ngarigo.