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RMIT ranked 28th globally in Architecture and the Built Environment in the latest 2021 QS World University Rankings by Subject. We are one of the world's biggest construction management schools with more than 1300 students globally.

The RMIT School of Property, Construction & Project Management announces that it is the official education partner of Sydney Build 2022.

The RMIT School of Property, Construction & Project Management announces that it is the official education partner of Australia Build Week Online.

APREF is offering a $30,000 scholarship to a rural/regional applicant applying to study an API accredited degree specialising in the valuation field commencing in 2022.

The SHAPE Connect Award offers indigenous students an opportunity to gain on-the-job practical exposure to work life in the construction industry through an internship program.

Hacer Group launch RMIT scholarship to empower the next generation of Women in Construction.

Property Management students have been given the opportunity to undertake an assignment that aims to make a positive difference in society.

In an effort to increase meaningful industry opportunities for females in historically male dominated fields, Poly Australia is offering an internship and $2,500 to provide assistance with living expenses

15 students from RMIT University came together at the School of Property, Construction and Project Management for 3 days of intensive BIM training and 2 days of competition.

Despite a host of disruptive new technologies entering Australia’s transport ecosystem, our planning, urban design, infrastructure and transport frameworks remain mired in a twentieth-century policy-making mindset.

In a newly published journal paper, RMIT’s Dr Payam Pirzadeh and Distinguished Professor Helen Lingard examine the experiences of project-based construction employees teleworking during the COVID-19 pandemic.

From capacity limitations due to social distancing through to changes in mobility patterns because of people working from home, COVID-19 has made us rethink how we manage our mass transit infrastructure systems.

A new report for the Victorian Government has found women in trades and semi-skilled roles in construction experience high rates of discrimination and lack workplace support.