RMIT Animation graduate projects accepted into prestigious film festivals
Chris Aubery and Clarence Fennessy – both RMIT Bachelor of Design graduates specialising in Animation and Interactive Media – have their graduate projects accepted into national and international animation festivals.
RMIT's Teaching Forward Conference prepares the next generation of educators for longevity in their profession
With teacher shortages a national priority, RMIT's School of Education and Media & Communication connected 300+ pre-service teachers with the networks and practical tools they need to thrive in the profession.
RMIT Associate Professor awarded 2026 Neville Quarry Architectural Education Prize
The Australian Institute of Architects has recognised RMIT Associate Professor Christine Phillips for her outstanding contribution to architectural education.
Pavement Print Studio: meet the RMIT students taking their screen-printing studio to Melbourne Design Week
A student-led mobile printmaking studio, born from RMIT's Associate Degree in Graphic Design, has been accepted into Melbourne Design Week 2026.
Tertiary sector must rethink its purpose and embrace 'Living Universities' to catalyse regeneration, new paper argues
RMIT joins the call for universities globally to adopt a regenerative approach and play a key role in addressing the polycrisis
Designing regenerative futures: RMIT community leads the conversation at Melbourne Design Week 2026
RMIT returns to Melbourne Design Week 2026 as NGV’s ‘Futures Partner’, reaffirming the University’s commitment to nurturing the next generation of design practitioners, thinkers and leaders.
RMIT hosts public art event celebrating First Nations cultural resurgence
The University recently hosted Future Memorials: Truth Telling is a civic responsibility, a two-day public art program and keynote.
Why are we still talking about gender equality? New ‘Provocations’ series tackles the question head on
'Provocations' - RMIT College of Design and Social Context's new flagship public talks and ideas series posed a deliberately uncomfortable question for its first event: why are we still talking about gender equality?
