Filled with loads of events, tours and activities, RMIT Open Day gives you the chance to connect with academics, student ambassadors and future employers. You’ll get the opportunity to explore our campuses and be blown away by the options.
Get ready to find your future at our Bundoora campus on Sunday 3 August, and our City and Brunswick campuses on Sunday 10 August. Register now to lock it into your calendar.
It’s your chance to visit a university and see firsthand what studying is like. At RMIT’s Open Day, it’s also an event that will open your mind to the possibilities of tomorrow. RMIT is home to technology and facilities that blur the line between the present and future, Open Day is your chance to get a glimpse and be blown away.
Each of our Open Days offer something different: Bundoora is all about science, education and health, Brunswick hosts fashion, industrial design and textile design, while the City campus has a bit of everything.
At RMIT's Open Day, there are a few ways to get ready for what’s next. Whether you’re trying to figure out what’s right for you or you already know what your dream course is, the best place to start are the study area specific info points, workshops, activities, and presentations at each of our Open Days.
Another way to explore your future course is by talking to academics and student ambassadors. Our teachers and lecturers can tell you all about course structure, work-integrated learning opportunities, and entry requirements for your dream course.
See the inspiring locations in and around the Melbourne City campus
Interact with science and IT tech in our innovative learning spaces
There’s nothing quite like visiting a university in person and taking in the atmosphere of student life. Whether you join an official tour or wander about at your own pace, exploring the campus is a great way to see RMIT’s state-of-the-art facilities, including our lecture halls and research labs, galleries, student hotspots, and sporting spaces.
You’ll also get a peek at the amazing technology that students have access to and a glimpse of the diverse skills and opportunities waiting for you at RMIT.
There is so much more to university than just studying and coursework, it’s about making friends, exploring your passions and trying out new hobbies. That’s why our university Open Day isn’t just about discovering uni courses. It’s also a time to hear from the vibrant voices in the student clubs and societies.
Whether you want to indulge your passion for chess, help build an electric racing vehicle or join a sporting team, there is a club or society for you.
As you walk around our campuses on Open Day, you’ll spot plenty of RMIT’s clubs out and about, so be sure to ask about the ones you’re interested in.
Start your day at the Welcome Marquee if you’d like a copy of the Open Day event guide along with other free goodies. Having an event guide will make it so much easier to get around and they contain all kinds of useful details, such as where to find the info points for the study areas you're curious about.
After you’ve found out all you need to know about your future course, have a wander around and see what excites you. In previous years we’ve had activities like spin-the-wheel competitions, drone flying, 360 VR experiences and loads of free food.
You’ll find endlessly interesting activities everywhere you look, and if you’re struggling to find something specific that you’ve heard about, the guide will feature a list of activities and where to find them.
Get hands-on with engineering and science labs for practical learning
Discover creative environments in our art studios and media precinct
RMIT staff and students will be everywhere on the day, ready to help and support you in any way they can. Here are some of the ways they could be a great help:
If you’re looking for even more in-depth questions, we’ve got a list of questions to ask RMIT staff and students that could come in handy.
With this info you’re ready to make the most of your RMIT Open Day. Be sure to register to stay up-to-date with the event. We can’t wait to see you on campus in August!
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