Find research-related resources during your Higher Degree by Research on the Researcher Portal
Find research-related resources during your Higher Degree by Research on the Researcher Portal
The information on the Researcher Portal is for current RMIT HDR students and RMIT staff only.
The Researcher Portal is available for all current researchers and HDR candidates at RMIT. If you do not already have access, there are two ways to gain access:
The Researcher Portal is available for all current researchers, HDR candidates and support staff at RMIT.
We provide automatic access to new HDR candidates on a quarterly basis. If you receive a 'Single sign-on' error while attempting to log on to the Researcher Portal, it means that you do not yet have access and will need to request access via one of the options below.
There are two ways to gain access:
If you receive a ‘Single sign-on’ error when attempting to log on to the Researcher Portal, it means that you do not yet have access and will need to request it via one of the ways above.
Once you have requested access, please allow up to 2 business days for access to be granted.
Whether you’re a HDR student, supervisor or professional staff, contact the School of Graduate Research (SGR) for support with any queries you have in relation to a HDR candidature, including applying for a PhD or Masters at RMIT.
The researcher.portal@rmit.edu.au team is there to help you with access and research-related guidance on the Researcher Portal.
Currently, Chrome and Safari are the only browsers that support full functionality.
No, external supervisors, partners, organisations and prospective do not have access to the Researcher Portal. You must be a current RMIT HDR candidate or RMIT staff member to access.
If you would like to provide feedback about your experience, please email the Researcher Portal team via researcher.portal@rmit.edu.au.
Submit an enquiry to the School of Graduate Research

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