Parking on campus

Parking on campus

Learn more about the public parking options available to you on campus.

Enquiries

For all enquiries about parking, including issues with the RMIT Parking App, contact Care Park on 03 9957 5520 or customerservice@carepark.com.au

Parking resources

City Campus

  • Location: Building 91, 110 Victoria Street, with entrance via Cardigan Street 
  • Opening hours: 6.30am–10pm, seven days a week 

The City Campus car park is independently managed by Care Park.

Casual parking

Casual parking at the City Campus car park is managed on site. Please note that this car park uses boom gates with Licence Plate Recognition (LPR) cameras and does not accept cash payment.

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Motorbike parking

Motorbike parking at the City Campus car park is free for staff and students with the relevant parking permit. There are approximately 50 bays across all levels of the car park. 

Motorbike parking permits can be arranged via the RMIT Permit Web Portal. 

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Accessible parking

There are no dedicated disabled parking bays at the City Campus car park.

Accessible street parking

Individuals with the relevant parking permits can access nearby accessible street parking options provided by the City of Melbourne.

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City Access Parking Permit

Eligible individuals can also apply for a City Access Parking Permit with the City of Melbourne. These are available for existing Disability Parking Permit holders who need extra parking time to regularly attend work, study or specialist medical appointments within the City of Melbourne.

View information about City Access Parking Permits

Bike parking and facilities

RMIT’s City campus offers several secure bike parking facilities, which are accessible via your RMIT staff or student card.

View information about cycling at RMIT

Bundoora Campus

  • Location: Several lots across Bundoora West and Bundoora East campuses
  • Opening hours: Open daily, with paid parking between 8am–4pm, Monday to Friday

Please note that parking officers confirm eligibility to park against vehicle registration and payment; it’s the driver’s responsibility to enter accurate registration details and pay for the correct duration.

Casual parking

Casual parking at the Bundoora Campus car park is to be purchased via the RMIT Parking App. Please note that this car park no longer has physical ticket machines. 

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Permit parking

Parking permits at the Bundoora Campus car park is to be purchased via the RMIT Permit Web Portal.

Get a permit on RMIT Permit Web Portal
How to use RMIT Parking Web Portal
View parking rates

Motorbike parking

Motorbike parking at the Bundoora Campus car park is free for staff and students with the relevant parking permit.

Motorbike parking permits can be arranged via the RMIT Permit Web Portal.

Bundoora West has 23 in-ground hoops in the motorbike parking area outside Building 210. Bundoora East has a motorbike cage with 18 in-ground hoops outside Building 253. Drivers should bring their own lock/chain to secure their motorbikes to the in-ground hoops.

Get a permit on RMIT Permit Web Portal
How to use RMIT Parking Web Portal

Accessible parking

There are dedicated disabled parking bays at the Bundoora Campus car parks for those with valid Australian Disability Parking Permits (ADPP).

ADPP holders can park in disabled parking bays at the Bundoora Campus for free.

Those with Double Time (DT) Accessible Parking Permits are not permitted to park in disabled parking bays.

DT permit holders can park in standard bays for twice the amount of time they have paid for. For example: paying for two hours of parking entitles a holder of a valid DT permit to four hours of parking.

Drivers must ensure valid permits are displayed on the car dashboard at the time of parking.

View information about Accessible Parking Permits

Bike parking and facilities

RMIT offers bike parking facilities on both Bundoora West and Bundoora East campuses, which are accessible via your RMIT staff or student card.

View information about cycling at RMIT

Go Get Share Cars

Two share cars managed by Go Get are located near the Bundoora Campus tennis courts and student accommodation. They are available to staff, students and the general public.

View more information about GoGet and RMIT

Bundoora Health Clinic

Location: RMIT Health Clinic, Building 300 30 Janefield Drive, Bundoora

Parking at the RMIT Health Clinic is available to clinic patients only.

Patients are required to check-in at reception and provide their vehicle registration number so that a permit can be issued for the day.

If you do not provide your registration or incorrectly provide your registration, you may be issued with an Infringement Notice.

Brunswick Campus

  • Location: Entrances via Dawson Street and Union Street 
  • Opening hours: 7am–10pm, Monday to Friday; 11.30am–5.30pm, Saturday and Sunday 

Parking at the Brunswick Campus car park is free. Staff and students can access the car park by swiping their access cards.

Motorbike parking

Motorbike parking at the Brunswick Campus car park is free for staff and students with the relevant parking permit.

Motorbike parking permits can be arranged via the RMIT Permit Web Portal.

There are eight in-ground hoops in the motorbike parking area near Building 514. Drivers should bring their own lock/chain to secure their motorbikes to the in-ground hoops.

Get a permit on RMIT Permit Web Portal
How to use RMIT Parking Web Portal

Accessible parking

There are dedicated disabled parking bays at the Brunswick Campus car parks for those with valid Australian Disability Parking Permits (ADPP).

View information about Accessible Parking Permits

Bike parking and facilities

RMIT’s Brunswick campus offers a bike parking facility which is accessible via your RMIT staff or student card.

View information about cycling at RMIT

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