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RMIT is part a group of researchers from across the globe developing a new therapy that aims to see if stem cells can be used to regenerate the brain damage caused by premature birth. This brain damage is called ‘encephalopathy of prematurity’ (EOP).

With the rapid onset of urbanisation, we need to harness ethical and sustainable innovations in energy, materials and waste management to foster healthy, inclusive cities and communities.

RMIT has launched an industry-built short course to help meet exponential growth predicted for the DevOps sector.

Our experts respond to Australia's bushfires with perspectives on topics ranging from policy and planning, to community resilience, the mental health of first responders and the psychology of loss.

Researchers have used liquid metals to develop new bacteria-destroying technology that could be the answer to the deadly problem of antibiotic resistance.

Entrepreneurship graduate Luke Barbagallo found a way to use his degree and give back, pursuing a career with a social enterprise.

Researchers have used sound vibrations to shake metal alloy grains into tighter formation during 3D printing.

RMIT students were firmly part of the action as the Melbourne Renegades launched the Big Bash League (BBL) season last night with a clash against the Sydney Thunder.

Breast cancer patients and survivors are turning to Instagram as a source of social support and to share often hidden aspects of health care treatments, a new study shows.

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.

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.

Melbourne Lord Mayor Sally Capp was awarded an honorary degree at RMIT’s graduation ceremony held at Marvel Stadium.