Recreational spaces

Recreational spaces

Experience RMIT’s recreational spaces – relaxed environments on campus where you can unwind, connect with others, and recharge between your studies.

From open outdoor spaces to lively social lounges and fitness facilities, there’s a space to suit every mood and interest. Enjoy a break, meet new friends, or join in on organised events designed to bring the RMIT community together. 

City campus recreational spaces

Location Description
eSport & Gaming Hub
(Building 28, level 3)		 A dedicated space for esports and games at the Melbourne City campus, with state-of-the-art facilities and a thriving community of teams and clubs.
Student Life Hub
(Building 12, level 4)		 Home of Kirrip Place, where you can meet the Kirrip team, join fun and engaging activities, and relax and connect with other students.
Alumni Courtyard The Alumni courtyard is a large, open outdoor area framed by the bluestone walls of the Old Melbourne Gaol that was on the site since the 1840s. RMIT hosts many of its functions and events in the courtyard and is used as a gathering spot for students, staff and the wider community.  
A’Beckett Square BBQ or sports courts

Two half-courts, one full-court set-up for basketball and one full-court set-up for netball. It also features BBQ facilities, table tennis and outdoor seating.

Currently closed due to MMRA works
O’Grady’s Place, near Building 57

Seating and BBQ facilities.

Bookings available through RMIT Clubs. Fill out space hire form to find out availability.
The Cave
(Building 78)

A large, fun event space on the Carlton campus. During the day, it’s a chilled-out student lounge – perfect for relaxing, playing games, heating up lunch or hanging out between classes.

After hours, Building 78 transforms into ‘RUSU After Dark’, a bookable vibrant space for all kinds of student and student club events, meetups, and celebrations. 

Open Monday to Sunday: 7am–9pm
Capacity: 100
Active Hub A great value fitness centre on City campus that offers a gym, personal trainers and dynamic functional space.

Bundoora recreational spaces

Location Description
 Full court Located next to building 252.
RMIT Sports Centre Privately operated, RMIT Sports Centre provides quality indoor and outdoor sports facilities and services for students, staff and local community. Organised activities require a facility booking. 
The Pulse (Building 204) The Pulse is a versatile event space at Bundoora West, frequently used for student facing community gatherings and celebrations. It's a large, open space that includes a pool table, table tennis table, a TV, mini kitchenette, and courtyard.
Sport

Brunswick recreational spaces

Location Description
 M Pavilion MPavilion is an innovative three-layered marquee positioned at the heart of the central courtyard on our Brunswick campus.
The Hanger
(Building 516)		 A meeting place for informal study and connection. 
Building 516 - Brunswick Campus

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Recreational spaces

Experience RMIT’s recreational spaces – relaxed environments on campus where you can unwind, connect with others, and recharge between your studies.

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All gender toilets

Across our Victorian campuses, students can access several all gender and accessible toilets.

Study pods in the RMIT City Campus library.

Study spaces

Explore a variety of spaces across RMIT for independent study, relaxing or group collaboration.

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RUSU safe spaces on campus

More information about inclusive spaces managed by the RMIT University Student Union (RUSU).

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RMIT University acknowledges the people of the Woi wurrung and Boon wurrung language groups of the eastern Kulin Nation on whose unceded lands we conduct the business of the University. RMIT University respectfully acknowledges their Ancestors and Elders, past and present. RMIT also acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia where we conduct our business - Artwork 'Sentient' by Hollie Johnson, Gunaikurnai and Monero Ngarigo.

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