RMIT Graduate Program 2027 Information Session

19 Aug 2026
12:00pm - 01:00pm
FREE
Melbourne City

Join our Information Session to explore how you can make an impact, grow your way, and belong in a values-driven workplace.

Build a career that matters with RMIT's 2027 Graduate Program.

Learn how the 2027 Graduate Program supports you to build skills, explore pathways, and start your career with confidence.

About this session

What if your first role could help you make an impact, explore your strengths, and grow with purpose?

Join us to learn more about the RMIT Graduate Program (2027 intake) — designed for students and graduates who want to build meaningful careers, even if they don't have everything figured out yet.

This session will help you understand not just what the program is, but whether it's the right next step for you.

What to expect

A live session with the Graduate Program team
Insights into the graduate experience and program structure
Practical application tips and guidance
Time to ask questions and explore fit

What you'll learn

In this session, you'll discover:

How you can work on real projects that support students, communities and global education
What it's like to learn by doing, with two rotations across different teams
How we support you to grow your way through coaching, development and mentoring
The different graduate streams and the impact you could have across RMIT
The 2027 application process, key dates, and how to put your best foot forward

Who should attend

This session is ideal for:

Final-year RMIT students and recent graduates
Those exploring career options or unsure of their next step
Anyone interested in applying for the 2027 Graduate Program intake

Key dates (2027 intake)

Applications open: Monday 3 August 2026
Applications close: Sunday 6 September 2026
Program start: February 2027

Date, time, location and registration

Date: 19 August 2026

Time: 12-1pm

Location:

In-person: Career Connect, Building 10, Level 4, room 71, City Campus
Online: MS Teams

Register below

Why start your career at RMIT?

At RMIT, we believe early careers should be about more than just a job title.

Through the 2027 Graduate Program, you'll:

Make an impact you can be proud of — contribute to meaningful work from day one
Grow your way — build skills through rotations, development and real experience
Be trusted and supported — with flexible, hybrid work and leaders who care
Belong as you are — in an inclusive, values-driven community

Final note

You don't need to have everything figured out to apply.

The RMIT Graduate Program 2027 is designed to help you explore, grow and build confidence — with real experience, genuine support, and a workplace where you can belong.

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