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The challenge of safety clutter is becoming increasingly evident in the Australian construction industry. Something needs to change, but what?

Students from PCPM are joining an international cohort to study project management, gaining global skills, cultural insights, and real-world experience to prepare for success in an international workforce.

An industry workshop focused on exploring ways of preventing and reducing bodily pain experienced by construction workers contributes to a ‘call to arms’ for industry stakeholders to address this important issue

Embrace the vision of a sustainable built environment at this conference in Melbourne. Dive deep into discussions on innovation and green practices for improving the built environment. Let your voice be heard amidst the brilliance of industry leaders, researchers, and pioneers.

The most desired graduates have a combination of good grades and good people skills which is why the RMIT Plus program has been developed.

Buildings MDPI and UNSW Built Environment, along with the Smart Cities and Infrastructure Research Cluster, recently hosted a webinar on Mental Health and Wellbeing in Built Environments.

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?

SHINe is thrilled to announce Julie Gratton as the recipient of the Multiplex Masters by Research Scholarship.

Do you want to help guide the next career steps of PhD students as the next generation of potential industry leaders?

RMIT researchers have investigated everyday household practices to inform PEB design and enhance the use of energy-saving technologies in the home.

Engineers have converted low-grade clay into a high-performance cement supplement, opening a potential new market in sustainable construction materials.

Inspired by the humble deep-sea sponge, RMIT University engineers have developed a new material with remarkable compressive strength and stiffness that could improve architectural and product designs.

RMIT University’s coffee concrete innovators have won an award at Universities Australia’s Shaping Australia Awards in the Problem Solver category, after tallying the most votes from the public.