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Whether you're interested in digital media, communication or journalism, or music, audio or film, RMIT is at the forefront of media studies.

Media

Whether you're interested in digital media, communication or journalism, or music, audio or film, RMIT is at the forefront of media studies.

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Why study media at RMIT?

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Ranked #4 in Australia for Communication and Media Studies*

Work on live briefs for projects with major media organisations

Learn in our state-of-the-art media precinct

*Source: 2020 QS World University Rankings by Subject

Discover media

Creation and communication

Study the news, create films, produce music, and make digital content: studying media at RMIT can open up a whole world of creation and communication. We cover journalism, music, screen media and more. 

You'll blend theory with hands-on tutorials, connect with industry contacts, learn to tell stories, build strategies and execute creative projects.

Join a vibrant intellectual community at an institution that is globally recognised for its creative graduates.

Career outcomes

Become work-ready

RMIT media alumni can be found in a range of major national and international media organisations,  working in roles including political reporters, journalists, and radio and television production.

Our graduates are known for being work-ready, through their practical skills and a knowledge and experience through internships. Graduates may find work in film and television, public and commercial radio, internet and mobile media, screen culture, social media, journalism, marketing, publishing, academia, the music and games industries, and the government sector. 

Industry connections

Students make history on election night

Journalism students were given the opportunity to host the live state election coverage from the RMIT media precinct, joining Channel 31 to present of-the-minute updates and commentary on election night. The professional-grade tools and equipment available in the media precinct made for an impressive broadcast.

Together with students from Monash, Deakin, La Trobe, Swinburne and Melbourne Universities, the show was anchored, directed and produced by students, including live crosses via mobile and graphics designed in-house. 

Putting their technical and practical skills to the test, students made history by being the first local media to call in the final result of the night. 

Facilities and locations

With RMIT, you will learn from creators and practitioners with years of experience. You will benefit from our state-of-the-art media suite and work with professional-grade technology and materials.

State-of-the-art media precinct
Access world-class studio facilities and a dedicated media precinct and work alongside professional journalists, media professionals and communication industry leaders
RMIT’s facilities make our learning very hands-on. Almost every class includes equipment that is used in the industry, which helps me to understand concepts and further my technical knowledge.

– Adriana Ciavarella, Certificate IV in Live Production and Technical Services

Experience media at RMIT

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RMIT ABC Fact Check

RMIT students have partnered with ABC News to relaunch the award-winning news service Fact Check. 

Based at RMIT’s media precinct, Journalism students and industry professionals work together to examine the claims made by public figures and advocacy groups in public debate, providing an essential service in the effort to value factual journalism in today’s media landscape.

The assembled RMIT ABC Fact Check team is located in RMIT's Media Precinct, an industry-leading studio, teaching and production facility.

Journalism academic staff will also work with the team to research the emergence and value of Fact Check journalism in today’s media landscape.

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Meet Darcy – multimedia coordinator

Darcy Muller wanted to build on his love of film and get some practical and theoretical experience in film and media before starting his career. He chose an Advanced Diploma of Screen and Media, and after graduating, went on to work behind the camera full time, producing documentaries, web content, interviews and video for social media, and long-form video.

“For film and video work, it’s all about putting in time on the equipment and processes. I feel that my studies at RMIT gave me the hands-on experience to be able to work in the industry without extra training.”

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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.

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