Join leaders from Microsoft, ANZ, IBM, Australian Computer Society (ACS) and more to explore the future of work, the skills employers now expect, and how RMIT’s interdisciplinary AI in Practice Minor can help you stand out in an AI-shaped workforce.
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You'll hear from industry leaders, graduate hiring representatives and RMIT about:
Date: Wednesday 3 June 2026
Time: 5:00-7:00pm
Location: RMIT University City Campus – Building 80, Level 2, Room 2
Delivery: This is primarily an in-person networking event, however, online attendance will also be available for students unable to attend on campus.
Catering will be provided during the networking section of the evening.
How the workforce is changing, and the skills that matter — the view from the Australian Computer Society (ACS). Presented by ACS Stakeholder Relations Manager, Lance Encabo.
A look at RMIT’s interdisciplinary AI in Practice Minor and the role of AI capability across disciplines presented by a represetative from The RAIsE Hub (RMIT Artificial Intelligence Advanced Innovation Experience).
A conversation with representatives from ANZ, Microsoft and the Australian Institute of Family Studies (AIFS) about how AI is reshaping roles across industries, what employers are looking for, and what this means for students entering the workforce.
Winner of Victoria's Emerging Leader – International Alumni Award and IBM employee Emily Chin, and ACS Stakeholdoer Relations Manager, Lance Encabo answer audience questions around:
A chance for students to chat with industry speakers.
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