What is the duration of Bachelor of Fashion Design course at RMIT?

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Chandra Chaudhary | Contributor-Level 10

10 months ago

The duration of RMIT University Bachelor of Fashion Design course is 3 years. RMIT University tuition fees for international students is AUD 45,120 for a year (Around INR 25.4 lakh). As a student of fashion design, students are going to be taught by experts within a creative community of peers and l

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