Bachelor of Business Professional Practice
RMIT University · City
Bachelor degree · 4 years · On campus
See every business and commerce course comparedCan I get in?
- Lowest rank is the figure to compare yourself with. If you have no adjustments, your ATAR is your rank; if you have some, add them first.
- Lowest ATAR: some got in from here because adjustments lifted their rank.
- Lowest rank that got an offer: 75.20
- Lowest ATAR that got an offer, before adjustments: 55.20
- Median rank that got an offer: 83.85
About studying business & management
Business degrees usually start broad, with subjects such as accounting, finance, marketing and management, before you choose a major. Some majors, such as accounting, have their own professional requirements after the degree.
This describes the field in general, not this course. Check the university's page for what this course covers.
Getting into business & management courses
Selection is primarily ATAR-based. Units 3 and 4 English is the usual prerequisite. Adjustment-factor and non-ATAR pathways are common.
This describes the field in general, not this course. Check the university's page for what this course covers.
These are the lowest rank and the lowest ATAR that got an offer in 2026, not a cut-off or a guarantee. Next year's depends on how many places there are and who applies. How ATARs really work · Didn't get the ATAR you needed?
Three kinds of figure on this page
They are not all about the same thing, so they are kept apart. Each section says who its numbers describe.
This course
Bachelor of Business Professional Practice at RMIT, City. These describe this course and nothing else.
- Lowest rank that got an offer
- 75.20
- Lowest ATAR that got an offer, before adjustments
- 55.20
- Median rank that got an offer
- 83.85
- Length
- 4 years
- Study mode
- On campus
- Campus
- City
- TAC code
- 3200311201
Business & Management at RMIT
Source: QILT, SES 2023-2024, CEQ 2024-2025, GOS 2023-2025Every business & management student at RMIT, not this course alone. The tick on each bar is the national figure for business & management.
National average: 73.1%
National average: 77.4%
National average: 72.6%
National average: 80.8%
- Median starting salary
- $67,800
- National, same field
- $71,000
All of RMIT
Every student at RMIT, across every subject. Nobody publishes them for one course or one study area.
Where graduates end up
Source: QILT, 2025 GOS-LQILT does not publish three-year outcomes at course level.
of supervisors would hire another RMIT graduate. Employers of recent graduates, surveyed by QILT (ESS 2023-2025).
Do students stay and finish?
Source: Dept of Education, 2024Of students who started at RMIT in 2016, nine years later:
- Finished a degree
- 79.9%
- Still studying
- 2.5%
- Left after returning
- 12.5%
- Never came back after first year
- 5.1%
More recently: of new RMIT bachelor students in 2023, 9.3% didn't come back to study at any university the following year.
Students are followed if they move: finishing a degree at another university counts as finishing, and moving to another university doesn't count as leaving. Read these alongside the quality measures, not instead of them. Completion and attrition partly reflect who a university enrols – universities serving more regional, mature-age and part-time students naturally run higher attrition without being worse at teaching. What completion rates tell you
What it costs, next to what graduates earn
Total student contribution:4 years × $18,025/year ≈ $72,100Estimate
The Australian government sets this rate by field of study, so it is the same at every university in the country – RMIT did not set it and cannot discount it. Your exact total depends on the subjects you pick. Paid through HELP once you're earning, not upfront. How HECS-HELP works
- Typical starting salary (this study area)
- $67,800
- Typical salary three years on (all RMIT graduates)
- $84,400
Our arithmetic, from the fee and salary figures shown elsewhere on this page with their sources. It never affects how well this course fits you.
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