Stretch your budget with your student card: Get to know the student discounts around Melbourne.

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Stretch your budget with your student card: Get to know the student discounts around Melbourne.

Being a student (while fun) can get expensive. The good news? Your RMIT student card can unlock a whole world of student discounts to help you stay on budget while still squeezing in a bit of fun.

Food

10% off Brunetti Classico

You can grab your sweet treat for less. Show your student card at the Brunetti’s register for 10% off your order.

15% off The Oxford Scholar

The Oxford Scholar is a student go-to for rotating food and drink specials and pub classics. RMIT students (and alum) receive 15% off food and beverage purchases.

15% off Criniti’s (Mon-Fri)

Get your pizza and pasta fix! Present your student card in‑store to get 15% off your main meal at Criniti’s from Monday to Friday.

Entertainment and culture

Free entry into Melbourne Museums

General admission to Melbourne Museum, Scienceworks and Immigration Museum is completely free for students! The Melbourne Museum also offers concession-priced memberships for additional benefits.

$25 ACMI membership

General admission to ACMI is free, but you can purchase a concession membership for $25. This gives you discounted member pricing for exhibitions, cinema sessions, programs and special events.

Discounted NGV membership

Students can access a discounted membership to the NGV, which includes one free exhibition ticket per year, as well as discounted and priority entry to all ticketed exhibitions.

Cinema discounts

Bit of a movie buff? Receive discounted tickets all year round with your student card. Check out the offers available at Cinema Nova, LIDO, Hoyts and Palace Cinemas.

$12 bowling or laser tag at Strike

Strike offers $12 bowling and laser tag sessions for students through its student discount program.

Health and fitness

Discounted gym memberships

Student discounts are available at Goodlife, Active Melbourne (access to multiple pools and gyms across Melbourne), and Fitness First. On campus a lot? Consider a membership at RMIT Active Hub.

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Stretch your budget with your student card: Get to know the student discounts around Melbourne.

25 Feb 2026

Being a student (while fun) can get expensive. The good news? Your RMIT student card can unlock a whole world of student discounts to help you stay on budget while still squeezing in a bit of fun.

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