Help shape RMIT's campus food offering and win!

30 Sep 2026 - 30 Oct 2026
FREE
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Take the survey

Tell us which food and beverage outlets you'd most like to see on campus and you could win $30 meal credits to spend on campus.

Complete the survey, and you can choose to go into the draw. There are five meal credits up for grabs, each worth $30 at a participating outlet on RMIT's City campus

What we'll ask you

It's three questions and takes about 2 minutes. We want to know which outlets in the Bowen Precinct at City campus you buy from most, and which food or drink brands you'd love to see on campus. Local favourite or international chain, we want to hear it.

When you submit the survey, we'll see your name and student email. We'll only use them to contact you if you win.

Survey details

Entries open: Wednesday 30 September 2026 at 9am

Entries close: Friday 30 October 2026 at 5pm

Prize draw: Monday 2 November 2026 at RMIT Building 106

Have your say, and you could enjoy your next campus meal on us.

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