Student news

RMIT graduate Keelin is making it her mission to help children.

Described by his educators as a student that epitomises integrity, impact and curiosity, Harsh is an outstanding graduate at RMIT.

Karthikeya knows how competitive the job market is, which is why he is using RMIT's Career Mentoring program to connect with industry.

After a break between high school and university, Alicia Currie’s career path became clear after taking on a Diploma of Business.

Graduates Celyren and MacKenzie share a love of film and media, leading them to create their own short film and form a film production company.

Edoardo Brunetti’s knowledge of French and Italian allowed him to undertake extensive research throughout his degree, highlighting what can be achieved by learning other languages.

COVID-19 lockdown and restrictions presented many challenges for students, and for RMIT graduate Conor Lynch it meant overcoming technological and logistical battles to come out on top of his studies.

RMIT’s School of Media and Communication students showcased their projects at an event hosted in partnership with RMIT and Australian Black and White Stories.

Have you noticed the student website looks a little different? That’s because it's had a new update! And some key student services are now known by new names.

This participatory project by student Indianna Hunt communicates the value of respect and solidarity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and for people from all backgrounds on campus.

RMIT Sport and Fitness played host to a variety of in person activities over the last week, none bigger than the annual ‘Healthcare Cup’ held at the Bundoora Campus Sports Precinct.

RMIT students who have a live experience share what inclusion means to them.

Jack Brandwood took advantage of further study options within RMIT after completing a Diploma in 2016, securing a place studying a Bachelor of International Business.

Claudia Forsberg has had a unique three years at university during the pandemic but has made the most of every opportunity that has been thrown her way.

Beau Windon is a neurodivergent writer of Wiradjuri descent. He’s just finished his Bachelor of Arts (Creative Writing) and has already secured some high-profile publishing and performance work.

Cassandra Kennedy’s time at RMIT was spent getting the most out of her student experience, including being an advocate of Women in STEM and participating in Careers Information forums.

Giulia Serbolonghi is just one of thousands of RMIT students to proudly graduate after completing her Diploma of Business Administration studies this year, but the path to further study hasn’t always been an easy road.

Despite the difficulties of studying during COVID-19, RMIT music industry graduate and Yuin man from Narooma, Hayden Ryan has made the most of every opportunity as an RMIT student.

The 2021 RMIT Elite Athlete Scholarship has been awarded to recipient, Lily Whitehead.

This Global Accessibility Awareness Day improve your digital accessibility and be inclusive to all students. Develop skills you can take with you into the workplace.