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Settle in – for students new to RMIT and Melbourne

Now that you have arrived, it’s time for you to settle in.

RMIT has a range of events to help new students settle in. Our Student Wellbeing Advisors run presentations, information sessions and other Orientation events for international students like you.

Getting Started

Not sure where to start? RMIT staff and students can talk to you about:

• banking
• tax file numbers
• housing
• enrolment
• public transport
• other information to help you settle into life in Melbourne and at RMIT.

Parents of new students are welcome to attend.

Weekdays, 15 February to 29 February, 10 am–3 pm

Student Services Centre, Building 14, Level 4, City campus

Rent, Seek, Spend information session

Wish life could be that easy? We’ll point you in the right direction with tips on managing your money, Centrelink, finding work and renting.

20, 21 or 22 February, 2–3 pm and 3–4 pm

Kaleide Theatre, Building 8, Level 2, City campus

Building 10, Level 4, Room 1, City campus

Information sessions and programs for international students

• Come to our information sessions and programs especially for you.
• Visit our international student support page

Further information

Visit the Orientation website for more information.

For information or advice during the semester, visit the following websites:

• Housing
• Finances
• Smart Moves information sessions
• Job Search workshops

Or drop in to see a Student Wellbeing Advisor at:

• City campus: Student Services Centre, Building 14, Level 4
• Building 108, Level 3, Student Central
• Brunswick campus: Building 514, Level 1

• Bundoora campus: Building 202, Level 3