VENTUROUS exhibition charts a decade of innovative design research and practice from RMIT PhD alumni in Architecture & Urban Design
RMIT Galleries’ latest exhibition brings together the work of 23 practitioners, all alumni of RMIT’s School of Architecture & Urban Design’s pioneering design practice PhD program.
Barcelona x Melbourne: Reimagining cities together
As pressure on cities grows, what will it take to make them inclusive, resilient, and sustainable?
RMIT partners with Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair to support shared learning through the Pathways Program
RMIT’s Fashion Enterprise program is partnering with the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair Foundation as part of the 2026 Pathways Program, working alongside First Nations designers as they continue to develop their fashion enterprises.
Artist duo inspire teachers to new heights at Art Education Conference
RMIT School of Art alumni Gracia Haby and Louise Jennison reflected on their work as wildlife rescuers and their artists’ book practice at the 2026 Re-assemble Art Education Conference.
RMIT projects find real-world audience at ACMI + RMIT Audience Lab
Final-year students in RMIT’s Digital Media Major Project course are collaborating with RMIT’s Centre of Digital Ecosystems (CODE) to develop large-scale interactive works using CODE’s spatial interaction framework.
RMIT Australian Screen Research Collection grows with new major donations
The RMIT Australian Screen Research Collection (ASRC) is fast emerging as a leading institution for Australia’s most significant film archives, following a string of high-profile acquisitions that are transforming opportunities for students, staff and researchers.
RMIT renews decade-long partnership as ACMI's Major University Partner
RMIT University is now recognised as ACMI's Major University Partner, marking the continuation of a 10-year collaboration that has become a cornerstone of Australia's screen-based creative industries.
New toolkit helps cultural organisations turn audience insights into impact
A new toolkit developed through the Museum Digital Social Futures project is helping museums, galleries and other cultural organisations make better use of the audience insights they already collect every day.
