RMIT is a global university of technology and design and Australia's largest tertiary institution.
The University enjoys an international reputation for excellence in professional and vocational education and outcome-oriented research.
RMIT is a leader in engineering, accounting and finance, computer science and information systems, communication and media studies, psychology, education, law and economics.
RMIT has three campuses in Melbourne, Australia, two campuses in Vietnam and a centre in Barcelona, Spain. We also offer programs through partners in Singapore, Hong Kong, mainland China, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Belgium, Spain and Germany, and we enjoy research and industry partnerships on every continent.
The University's student population of 82,000 includes 28,000 international students, of whom 17,600 are taught outside Australia (almost 7,000 at RMIT Vietnam).
RMIT was awarded the Premier's Award for International Education and the award for Excellence in International Education (University) in the inaugural Victorian International Education Awards.
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Campus
RMIT’s three Melbourne campuses are home to a dynamic and thriving student population. From the hustle of Melburne’s CBD to the buzz of Brunswick and the tranquility of Bundoora, each offers a unique and inspiring learning environment. Cutting-edge facilities, including the Swanston Academic Building and Design Hub, represent RMIT’s commitment to developing world-class learning, teaching and research spaces.
Melbourne City
Situated on Swanston Street, the City campus has been an iconic part of the Melbourne CBD for more than 100 years. The campus is surrounded by cafes, galleries, theatres, restaurants and parks, and is easily accessed by public transport. Melbourne Central railway station is convenient to most campus buildings, while a number of north-south Yarra trams run up and down Swanston Street.
Brunswick
Brunswick is where multicultural Melbourne meets its creative soul. The campus is home to around 3000 students and to many of RMIT’s design-related programs, including fashion and textile technologies. Getting to and from the campus is easy. Jewell railway station, on the Upfield line, is a short walk away and the number 19 tram runs from Elizabeth Street in the city to the campus.
Bundoora
Situated in the northern Melbourne suburb of Bundoora, this campus is home to many of RMIT’s education, health, and biomedical science programs. The campus features state-of-the-art learning and sporting facilities, and is surrounded by amazing bushland and parks. There is plenty of parking on and around campus, and it is well serviced by tram and bus services.
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On-campus Arts Program
Campus Store
Jacques Nasser, Chairman of the World's largest mining company BHP Billiton, and former CEO of Ford
Justin Madden, current Shadow Minister for Innovation in the Parliament of Victoria; former AFL footballer
Paul Stoddart former owner of the Minardi (Formula 1) and Minardi Team USA (Indy Car) racing teams
Jason Wood, current Member of the Parliament of Australia
Dennis Jensen, current Member of the Parliament of Australia
Bruce Billson, current Minister for Small Business in the Parliament of Australia
Neil Comrie, former Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police
James Hird, former player, Captain and coach of Essendon Bombers, Browlow Medallist (1996) and civil engineer
John Safran, AFI Award-winning documentary filmmaker
Rebecca Maddern, news presenter; host of the Melbourne weekday edition of Seven News on the Seven Network
Anthony Hudson, sports journalist; chief Australian Rules Football reporter on the Ten Network
Kenneth Jack, painter; work held in the National Gallery of Australia and Windsor Castle Royal Collection
Robert Ingpen, illustrator and writer; designed the flag of the Northern Territory and many Australian postage stamps
Leigh Whannell, filmmaker; created and acted in the Saw films
Chun Wu, actor and singer; member of the Taiwanese boyband Fahrenheit
Gillian Chung, a Hong Kong singer and actress, member of Cantopop group Twins, along with Charlene Choi
