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Blockchain industry roundtable in Frankfurt
Join this blockchain industry roundtable being hosted by RMIT Europe and the Australian Consulate-General Frankfurt with experts from the EU, industry and research institutions.
Combating the emerging worldwide epidemic of "super-bugs"
Please register and join Distinguished Professor Elena Ivanova as she presents RMIT Distinguished Lecture: Combating the emerging worldwide epidemic of “super-bugs”.
APICAM 2019
APICAM2019 will be the second iteration of the Asia-Pacific International Conference on Additive Manufacturing (APICAM).
Architecture End-of-Semester Exhibitions
Architecture end-of-semester exhibitions and opening.
2019 Melbourne Rare Book Week at the RMIT Design Archives
Drawing on his culturally important archive, Cozzolino discusses The Kevin Pappas Tear Out Postcard Book (1977), All Australian Graffitti (1974-1978) and Symbols of Australia (1980) books that demonstrates Cozzolino’s fascination with Australian culture and graphic design.
Seminar on humour and positive psychology
Professor Willibald Ruch and Dr Sonja Heintz from the Department of Psychology at the University of Zurich will present their current research on humour and its links with positive psychology.
RMIT Global Business Innovation Conversations 2019: The beauty of open innovation
RMIT GBIC 2019: Realising value from new business logics by Swarovski and Australian businesses. The second Global Business Innovation Conversation of 2019 will feature Swarovski's Strategic Director of Innovation Ecosystems, Hannes Erler, alongside a panel of industry innovators from across the Australian business landscape.
Melbourne Modern: European art & design at RMIT since 1945
In the wake of World War II hundreds of exiled and displaced European artists, architects and designers arrived in Melbourne and sought employment with RMIT.
Queer Nations
2019 Higinbotham Lecture – Sport and Human Rights: Can Sport Change the World?
RMIT University welcomes Human Rights advocate Craig Foster to deliver the 2019 Higinbotham Lecture, "Sport and Human Rights: Can Sport Change the World?"
MasterMakers
This major exhibition explores the Gold and Silversmithing masterclass legacy at RMIT University.
Insistent. Gestures.
This exhibition brings together the work of five artists who live, work or were born in Asia to explore personal narratives.
Ocean Plastics Congress Turning the tide
Pleasure & the Grotesque: Decorating Bodies 1980s to Now
Pleasure & the Grotesque explores how artists and designers explore, expand, and embellish the human body.