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Students gained industry insights into the importance of professional development, self-assessment, leadership capability, and understanding individual strengths within team and project settings.

Students gained insight into the practical challenges of working on site, including site restrictions, logistics, safety considerations, and the planning and management of construction activities.

Dr Paul Kremer, a PhD student in RMIT’s School of Property, Construction and Project Management, was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia for significant service to the built environment.

Master of Project Management students thrive at the International Project Management Association’s Global eCollaboration Competition.

International students struggle to secure employment in today's competitive job market. Can teaching staff do more to support them and reinforce RMIT and PCPM initiatives?

A packed Storey Hall brought students face to face with leading employers, alumni, and opportunities, capturing the energy and ambition driving the next generation of industry professionals.

RMIT Property students travel to Toronto to represent Australia against top universities in property development competition

Embedding Circularity in the Next Generation of Project Leaders.

Industry leaders shared career advice with RMIT students, highlighting the skills, technologies and opportunities shaping the future of construction and infrastructure.

Approaches by some European countries and Australia to protect energy consumers could help countries worldwide phase out harmful electricity disconnections without destabilising power markets, new research has found.

An RMIT University-led report has found upgrading the Barkly Street public housing estate in Brunswick, rather than demolishing it, could deliver significant social, economic and environmental benefits.

RMIT researchers are advancing new ways to cut the carbon footprint of infrastructure by turning everyday organic waste into useful construction materials.

A large-scale trial of sustainable roof tiles by RMIT and Bristile Roofing has shown that incorporating coal ash and glass waste can reduce their carbon footprint.