Prayer rooms

Prayer rooms

RMIT is committed to supporting the religious practices of staff and students from a diverse range of faiths. Prayer rooms are available on every campus.

RMIT is committed to supporting the religious practices of staff and students from a diverse range of faiths. Prayer rooms are available on every campus.

RMIT is committed to supporting the religious practices of staff and students from a diverse range of faiths. Prayer rooms are available on every campus.

Campus locations

City campus

The Multifaith and Wellbeing Centre (Building 47) at RMIT’s City campus is a purpose built facility offering prayer rooms and spaces for students and staff of all faiths.

The Centre is accessible from 12:00pm to 8:00pm, Monday to Friday, via RMIT student or staff card access. During Ramadan, extended hours apply, with access available from 12:00pm to 11:00pm.

To request access to private rooms for prayer or self-reflection, please contact the Chaplaincy Administrative Officer at chaplaincy@rmit.edu.au.

Activity Day Time Location Male/Female
Jumma prayer and lecture Friday 1.30pm 47.02.02 Male
47.01.07 Female
Prayer time - Islamic 
2nd, 3rd and 4th		 Monday-Thursday 12noon–8pm 47.02.02 Male
47.01.07 Female

Brunswick campus

Brunswick campus prayer rooms are located at Building 514, level 2.

Activity Day Time Location Male/Female
Prayer time - Islamic  Monday-Friday 9am–5pm 514.2.07 Male
514.2.06 Female

Bundoora campus east

Bundoora campus east prayer rooms are located at Building 254, level 1.

Activity Day Time Location Male/Female
Prayer time - Islamic  Monday-Thursday 9am–5pm 254.1.02 Male
254.1.03 Female

Bundoora campus west

Bundoora campus west prayer rooms are located at Building 202, levels 3 and 4.

Activity Day Time Location Male/Female
Jumma prayer Friday 12.30–1.30pm 202.03.30 Male
Prayer time - Islamic  Monday-Friday 9am–5pm 202.04.29 Male
202.04.01 Female
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