Studying while working? Hear how it can be done

Balancing studies, work and life may not be as hard as you think. Hear from RMIT postgraduate students who share their experiences and tips on how they make it work.

First time at uni, or returning to study after a long break? You’re not alone! 

It may surprise you to know that 30% of RMIT students are aged over 25, with many having taken extended breaks to pursue careers, travel the world or raise their families.

No matter how long you’ve been away from study, it’s never too late to get back into it and know that you will be well supported along the way.

In the webinar, current RMIT students share their experience and tips for balancing their studies with work and life and how they have successfully transformed their career through learning.

 Topics in the webinar include:

  • Making your way to return to study 

  • Tips and tricks to balance study-work-life 

  • Live sharing experiences with RMIT students.

  • Discover what your week would look like  when studying while working

  • Support and resources available to you at RMIT

Get answers to your questions and learn more about how you can succeed in transforming your career through studying at RMIT.

Register for this event, then we’ll send a link for you to gain access to the stream closer to the event date.

 

Shape your Career. Apply now and start studying in July.

 

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