Despite the wet Melbourne weather, Storey Hall was buzzing with energy on Wednesday 19 August as the RMIT School of Property, Construction and Project Management hosted its Semester 2 Careers Fair.
The flagship event brought together hundreds of enthusiastic students and over 45 industry partners.
This semester stood out for its comprehensive representation across all core disciplines. Students had the opportunity to engage directly with leading employers from property development, investment, valuation, construction management, and project management.
It was especially wonderful to see so many of our alumni return to campus, standing behind the employer booths to share their professional journeys and offer direct guidance to current students.
Beyond employer stalls, attendees benefited from dedicated information booths:
The event served as a vital bridge between university study and career entry. Students from all year levels explored a wide range of opportunities, including graduate programs, cadetships, scholarships, and flexible part time roles.
To keep this fantastic momentum going, we strongly encourage all employers to continue advertising their available job opportunities directly through the RMIT Career Centre.
The next major event on the School calendar is our Annual Industry, Research and Awards Night this October at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, where many of our attending employers will be returning as proud award sponsors.
Events of this scale reflect the enduring strength of RMIT's industry networks and our ongoing commitment to preparing students for career success. A sincere thank you to all participating Employer of Choice partners, academic staff, and students who contributed to making the day a great success.

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