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RMIT University’s School of Applied Communication offers a wide range of programs and courses in:
Our programs are consistently among the most highly sought-after with school-leavers, mature-age students and international students alike. Through a strong association with industry and community groups we ensure our students get the right balance between practical skills and a solid academic foundation. Our graduates can be found at the top of their fields, both in Australia and internationally.
Public lecture series
The School hosts occasional lectures by leading Australian and international speakers. These lectures are recorded and made available in video and audio online formats. See Public lecture series.
Research and publication
Our staff and postgraduate students engage in research in a diverse range of communication, design, and cultural areas. Our varied publications address both scholarly and more general audiences
Academic conferences and symposia form a key part of the School’s contribution to scholarly dialogue.
Events like the Asian Cities Symposium and Singapore Symposium, 2007 underline our commitment to engaging with the Asia Pacific region. Hosting events like the Film and History Association conference and the celebrated annual Design event Character mean the School is an essential part of the local cultural scene.
The School also publishes the refereed journal Southern Review: Communication, Politics & Culture.
For more information see the latest research news.
AFI Research Collection
The AFI Research Collection is an important national archive housing a diverse collection of Australian and international resources in film and television. It is a valued part of the School and gives both students and the general public access to books and journals, as well as documents of significant historical interest.
More information
For more information please take a look around our site. If you have a question that is not answered here please contact us on tel. +61 3 9925 3146.
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