Make friends at RMIT

RMIT Kirrip helps you connect with other students, explore Melbourne and talk about the things that matter to you.

Kirrip is your way to connect, explore, and belong at RMIT. Whether you're new to Melbourne, starting at RMIT, or just looking to feel more connected, Kirrip is here to help.

The Kirrip team made up of RMIT students just like yourself is here to guide you – whether you’re shy and need help finding your group or eager to join communities that match your interests.

Whether you're joining us for a fun day out, a cozy meal, or just looking to meet new friends, we're here to help you find your community.

Kirrip Place

Kirrip Place is situated in the Student Life Hub on the RMIT City campus. It’s a welcoming space where you can:

  • Meet the Kirrip team.
  • Join fun and engaging activities.
  • Relax and connect with other students.

Location: RMIT City campus, Building 12 (Gillespie Building), Level 4. Opposite the Campus Store and RUSU’s Front Desk. 

Upcoming RMIT Kirrip events and opportunities

We run a range of activities from experiences around Melbourne,social events, peer-to-peer wellbeing support, and more. Check out our upcoming Kirrip events and activities! If you don't see any events listed below, check back soon! 

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Volunteer with Kirrip

Become a Kirrip volunteer to build leadership skills, make friends, and support your student community. You’ll help run events, grow your event management experience, and expand your network. Kirrip volunteers create a welcoming vibe and make RMIT a place where everyone can connect, explore and belong.

What's waiting for you at Kirrip

Kirrip is all about bringing people together at RMIT. Whether you're joining us for a fun day out, a cozy meal, or just looking to meet new friends, we're here to help you find your community.

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Connect with Friends at our Kirrip Drop In

Looking to take a breather, meet new people, and connect with your RMIT community? Our Connect with Friends sessions offer a relaxed and welcoming space to unwind, have a chat, and make new friends. Enjoy cozy vibes, warm beverages, and light nibbles as you settle in and build your network. Whether you’re new to campus or just looking to meet friendly faces, we’d love to see you there!

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Explore Melbourne

Discover the best of Melbourne with Kirrip! Join us for regular outings around the city and regional Victoria, where you'll have the chance to explore new places, learn about local hotspots, and enjoy the vibrant culture of Melbourne.

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Trivia at the Student Life Hub

Join us for Trivia at the Student Life Hub, where teamwork makes the dream work! Team up with strangers and aim for victory in an evening filled with challenging questions and exciting themes. Stay ahead of the game by following our Instagram to discover each week's trivia topic. Come for the fun, stay for the connections, and compete for fantastic prizes!

 

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Karaoke at the Student Life Hub

Step into the spotlight with Karaoke at the Student Life Hub! Grab the mic and showcase your vocal talents, whether solo or with friends. It's a perfect opportunity to enjoy music, laughter, and meet new people in a vibrant atmosphere. Follow us on Instagram for updates and to discover any special themes. Come join us for a night of singing and unforgettable fun!

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Lunch & Learn - Street Smarts in Melbourne

Join us for a free lunch session sponsored by Medibank and hosted by the Fit2Drive Foundation. Whether you're considering gig work as a delivery driver or want to boost your road safety skills, this event has you covered. Learn how to get a Victorian driver's license, interpret road signs, and tackle safety challenges with insights from Victoria Police. Engage in discussions, explore real-world scenarios, and address concerns about road and fire safety. Plus, win fantastic prizes like a Trek bike, helmets, or a Puffing Billy trip ticket. Enhance your street smarts and stay safe on Melbourne's roads—don't miss out!

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Volunteer Drop In and Training

Come join our Volunteer Drop-In Training Session. It is a casual, come-and-go opportunity for volunteers to receive guidance, ask questions, and learn or refresh skills at your own pace. Whether you're new to the role or simply looking for a quick update, this session provides a supportive, safe and nonjudgemental friendly, low-pressure setting. It’s also a great chance to connect with other volunteers and stay informed—no need to book, just stop by between 2 - 5pm.

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Game Time at the Student Life Hub

Join us for Game Time – a fun, friendly competition where you’ll go head-to-head with others in a different game each week! Whether it’s Mario Kart, UNO, Jenga, or something new, come along to play, laugh, and see who comes out  on top!

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Crafternoon at the Student Life Hub

Take a break and get crafty! Crafternoon is a chill space to enjoy some hands-on creativity with easy, fun DIY projects. No experience needed—just drop in, make something, and enjoy the relaxing vibes.

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Foodie Friends

Foodie Friends is a fun, laid back cooking experience where students come together to make everyday meals, share stories, and build connections over food. Open to all skill levels, it’s a welcoming space supported by Kirrip volunteers, student ambassadors, and program facilitators. It is a third space; where you can make friends and build community over food.  

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Get in touch with the Kirrip team.

This service receives funding from SSAF

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Acknowledgement of Country

RMIT University acknowledges the people of the Woi wurrung and Boon wurrung language groups of the eastern Kulin Nation on whose unceded lands we conduct the business of the University. RMIT University respectfully acknowledges their Ancestors and Elders, past and present. RMIT also acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia where we conduct our business - Artwork 'Sentient' by Hollie Johnson, Gunaikurnai and Monero Ngarigo.

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