Student satisfaction at RMIT

RMIT University

Student Satisfaction at RMIT Part 1

(Transcript with notations)


VISUAL: RMIT University. RMIT University logo.


VISUAL: What does RMIT do really well?

VISUAL: Camera is looking at entrance of RMIT's Swanston Academic Building. A male student is speaking to camera.

Male student: Well, this building, I’ve been in this building for two years now, it’s very state of the art, I like it.

VISUAL: Camera is looking at the east entrance of New Academic Street. Two female students are standing in front of the camera. The student to the left is speaking to camera.

Female student: And, like, how the buildings are all over the city.

VISUAL: Camera is looking at the west Swanston Street entrance of RMIT's New Academic Street from street level. A tram stops behind a male student who is speaking to camera.

Male student: It's around kind of, a lot of central things. It's easy to get to, ride to school every day.

VISUAL: Three students sit outside the east entrance of the RMIT Art building. The female student to the left is speaking to camera.

Female student: It's so easy to have contact with like, the Art World in Melbourne. Cause there's galleries and stuff everywhere. And there's art supply shops like, just five minute walk away.

VISUAL: Camera is looking at Bowen Street facing south. A male student speaks to camera.

Male student: City life is the best life.

VISUAL: Camera is looking at Bowen Street facing east. A male student speaks to camera.

Male student: I like about the 24 hour access computer rooms.

VISUAL: Camera is looking at campus basketball courts. Two students face camera. The male student on the right speaks to camera.

Male student: I like how they have all the stuff to connect you with other students.

VISUAL: Camera is looking at south wall of Old Melbourne Gaol. A male student speaks to the camera.

Male student: Everywhere you go, you can meet anyone, and have a nice chat.

VISUAL: Camera is looking at Bowen Street facing east. A female student speaks to camera.

Female student: It's very community based. There's a lot going on for the students, all the time. A lot of free stuff, I think is really great.

VISUAL: Camera is looking at the east entrance of New Academic Street. A male student is speaking to camera.

Male student: There seems to always be something happening in, in this space here. Ah, which is pretty cool.

VISUAL: Camera is looking at the south entrance of Alumni Courtyard.  male student is speaking to camera.

Male student: I think the library stuff's fantastic. You can jump online, and I often quite, ah, I use it quite often, jump online and chat to a librarian.

VISUAL: Camera is looking into Building 8 common area. Two students are facing the camera. The male student to the left is speaking to the camera.

Male student: Well my highlight is the number of sports club out there. I personally is very involved in the cheerleading club, at RMIT and it's absolutely amazing.

VISUAL: Camera is looking at Bowen Street facing south. Two students are facing into the camera. A female student speaks to camera.

First female student: Um, that it's multicultural, yep.

Second female student: Yep, and the teachers are really good in it. They always try to explain us, and we normally get what they're trying to say, so that's good.

VISUAL: Camera is looking at building with glass facade. A female student speaks to camera.

Female student: Well, I'm an exchange student. RMIT is very international and fun, um, institute, I think. Compared to a lot of other countries, you're really open to new students, and new opportunities for foreign students. So I think that's a big plus, for me.

VISUAL: Camera is looking at north entrance of Building 1. A male student speaks to camera.

Male student: The tutors are great. Often they're our age, similar age, other students, from maybe honors, or masters years. So they get what we're doing.

VISUAL: Camera is looking at building with glass facade. Two students face the camera. The female student on the right speaks to camera.

Female student: They're really good, they're really nice one on one, we're not, we're always being talked to, always being like, we always know what we're doing.

VISUAL: Camera is facing Building 8 common area. A female student is speaking to the camera.

Female student: I feel like RMIT has a lot of like, extra activities. And clubs that are quite interesting. And I'm like, in a lot of them. So, it's really like, bonding people together, and like, it's a good experience.

Male student: Probably the flexibility it allows you to have. Um, open access and um, yeah, pretty available resources at all times.

VISUAL: Camera is looking at north entrance of Building 1. A male student speaks to camera.

Male student: The uni and the communications school has a great relationship with a lot of top media people, newspapers, TV stations, radio stations and whatnot.

VISUAL: Camera is looking at an outdoor student common area. A male student speaks to camera. Speaking from the RMIT Islamic Society perspective is the fact that, it's such an accepting culture here.

Female student: I think it's a really good to have, sort of, Islamic events every now and then, because, it, introduce people to the religion, 'cause what's happening now around the world, people are getting intimidated by whatever's going on in the media. So it's, it's really good to introduce people to the um, the right character of our Muslim person.

VISUAL: In the centre of the screen on a white background: RMIT University. And underneath that: www.rmit.edu.au (both are written in blacktext). In tiny black text at the bottom of the screen: Features music by WHYGO under creative common licence.

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