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When you study at RMIT you’re joining a vibrant and welcoming university filled with social, cultural, sporting and recreation activities.
As a student you'll have instant access to a huge range of activities and programs designed to make your RMIT experience one you'll never forget.
When you study at RMIT you’re joining a vibrant and welcoming university filled with social, cultural, sporting and recreation activities.
Here are some of the ways you can make the most of your time at RMIT:
Join a club
RMIT has over 100 student clubs, societies and collectives to choose from. Clubs are a great way to meet new people, develop new skills and connect with people who share your interests. Whether you’re into music, arts and culture, politics, sports or academic pursuits - there’s sure to be a club for you.
Activities and events
RMIT runs regular programs and events on, and around, every campus throughout semester. Experience Melbourne with a walking tour, see a movie between classes, discover new bands or represent RMIT at a community event. If you want explore further afield, we offer group trips and tours to destinations such as The Great Ocean Road, Wilsons Promontory and Phillip Island.
Expand your creativity
Our extensive arts and culture program connects you with theatre, dance, music, visual arts, design, film, sound, writing and new media. Our galleries and performance spaces bring students from all disciplines together to explore and showcase their creative work.
Sport and fitness
At the Melbourne City campus, RMIT City Fitness offers a fully-equipped gym with a range of fitness programs and activities, and at the Bundoora campus, RMIT Sports Centre has a wide range of facilities including a gym and multi-purpose courts.
Enhance your skills
Develop new skills and knowledge, forge friendships, contribute to the RMIT community and boost your career prospects through one of our leadership and volunteering opportunities. You can mentor a student, run a club or society, lead a community project or volunteer your time at an RMIT event.
Students in the news
Mixing business with pleasure: The couple who made it work
After dating only six months, Brent and Katie Rooke started the Executive Master of Business together. Four years, a wedding, and a baby girl later, they’ve graduated together, too.
Meet our newest graduands
More than 9,000 students – a record number – will mark the transition from student to alumni when they officially became RMIT graduates at today’s ceremony. Here are three of their stories.
Sally Capp awarded Honorary Doctorate as RMIT congratulates class of 2019
Lord Mayor of Melbourne Sally Capp was awarded an honorary degree this afternoon, as RMIT capped off the academic year in style, with the University’s biggest graduation ceremony ever.