RMIT Study Expo

The RMIT Study Expo is your chance to learn everything there is to know about your future study. Prepare to study in 2025 with this in-person event where you'll tour the Melbourne City campus and discover what RMIT has to offer. 

This event is the perfect way to begin your search for an RMIT course, or to get you across the finish line with on-the-spot application assistance. Whether you're interested in postgraduate, undergraduate or vocational study, the staff and students at the Study Expo can help you align your career goals and your study interests. 

Part of the university experience is meeting like-minded people and connecting with those that share your passions. You can start this journey at the Study Expo with opportunities to network other future RMIT students. 

If you're interested in studying a postgraduate course, you can learn about RMIT's courses directly from your future teachers. On the day you'll find academics that teach Education, Business, Law, IT, Health, Social Work and more.  

Already studying a course at a different university but are curious about what RMIT has on offer?

If the answer is yes, then you won't want to miss the Study Expo. We'll have staff there on the day that can explain credit transfer and the process of transferring your study to RMIT.

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