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MAPP Social Opportunities"I would like to be more involved in student life to improve the quality of my experience at uni and help me enjoy my studies more…"There are many things – apart from completing your course –you can enjoy at RMIT Uni. Many ways to meet people that don’t cost you lots of money are available. RMIT student union and RMIT arts and sport and recreation provide the main options for students. "What activities can I do to relax and have fun with other students?"There is a whole range of things to join from Dragon words Club, African students association, environment action team, to basketball, belly-dancing, student film awards or business students mentor program (social program). RMIT City Fitness gym is in the City (Building 8), and has body balance, yoga and cheap gym memberships. All of these, and more can be accessed at:
"Does RMIT offer art activities I can join – even if I don’t have an arts background?"Free lunchtime cinema, arts collectives, RMIT Idol, concert band, choir and exhibitions are some of the activities you can join. For more information look under ‘arts’ on the RMIT Union Launch Website "Are there established sporting clubs I can participate in?"RMIT Sport and Recreation’s clubs run many activities and programs including Tae Kwondo, Badminton, and soccer. A full listing and contact details can be found on the Clubs and Community Sport Website "I’m not into sport, or art – is there anything else I can be involved in?"RMIT student union clubs and societies have over 50 non-sporting clubs you can join for free or cheaply. Some examples are the Queer collective, screenwriters association, womyns collective, RMITV, Syn-fm, Catalyst student newspaper and the RMIT postgraduate association. You could even start your own group! Check out the RMIT Student Union Website. "I’ve heard I can get involved in doing a leadership course or being in an RMIT mentor program?"RMIT LEAD have many opportunities for students to participate in RMIT community life, whether it be mentoring, or volunteering. |
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