This is your chance to explore the RMIT campus of your choice and see how our cutting-edge facilities will help you develop job-ready skills. The tours are your chance to walk and talk with RMIT academics and/or student ambassadors .
The tours will run for a week during the April school holidays and will cover our three Melbourne campuses: our iconic Melbourne City campus, the state-of-the-art creative spaces at our Brunswick campus, and the high-tech marvels of the Bundoora campus. For those who are interested in seeing more, there will also be optional accommodation tours at the end of each session.
Before the tours, you'll sit through a presentation with our staff, curated based on the interest area session you have chosen. You will also have a chance to speak to staff and students about RMIT and our facilities, so bring your parents and friends along to get all your questions answered.
But that’s not all – we will also be holding a raffle after each session. If you win you could score your choice of RMIT merch. To enter, all you need to do is attend one of the tours.
When: Tuesday 14 April & Friday 17 April
Where: Kaleide Theatre - 360 Swanston Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
The RMIT Melbourne City campus has a bit of every study area. When registering for a City campus tour, you can choose the study area session that you’d like to explore on the day.
When: Monday 13 April
Where: Building 207 - Clements Drive, Bundoora VIC 3083
If you’re interested in seeing RMIT’s health labs, medical science and education facilities, Bundoora is the right option.
When: Thursday 16 April
Where: Building 516 - 25 Dawson Street, Brunswick VIC 3056
For those interested in fashion, textiles, and footwear design, our Brunswick campus is the best choice.
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