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.
Is the Google search dead?
It is becoming more commonplace to use an AI chatbot for general searches and information gathering, changing the way we interact with search tools on the internet. An RMIT expert unpacks this shift, and the evolving partnership between web searches and AI.
Vale Professor Peter Buckskin, Doctor of Arts honoris causa RMIT
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this statement acknowledges the passing of an Aboriginal Elder.
RMIT-Nexsen partnership celebrated with national award for advancing diagnostic innovation
RMIT Distinguished Professor Vipul Bansal has been recognised with a national award for leading a long‑term partnership that is transforming how infections are diagnosed around the world.
Why more workers are staying put, and how it impacts the workplace
New data on job mobility suggests Australians are becoming less likely to move jobs, with the rate of workers changing employment falling to under eight per cent for the year to February 2025. An RMIT expert explains the external factors shaping this trend, and how it can impact workplace dynamics.
RMIT thanks donors supporting students through scholarships
RMIT has recognised the impact of donor support in helping students overcome financial hardship and complete their studies, at a recent scholarship dinner bringing together donors, recipients and staff.
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.
Oscars to prohibit AI-generated content, but most mainstream films already use it
The Academy Awards, or commonly known as the Oscars, have recently changed the eligibility criteria to prohibit AI-generated screenplays and performances from 2027 onwards. An RMIT expert explains how AI tools have already been deeply embedded in the industry for years.
