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A state-of-the-art media precinct
Learn from the best teachers and work with the best tools.
When you study with RMIT, you have access to world-class studio facilities and a dedicated media precinct. You’ll also work alongside professional journalists, media professionals and industry leaders who can guide you on your way to becoming a communication professional.
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.”
Meet Emma – film and television producer
Since graduating from a Bachelor of Communication (Media), Emma Haarburger has gone on to win awards for her film and television production work. Her best advice for breaking into the industry includes, “Be organised: that goes without saying. Work hard both in and out of university. Make sure you have fun, but also put your hand up for as many co-curricular activities as you can! And make friends; the classmates you have will be your colleagues and peers in the future.”
Journalism at the ABC
Four RMIT journalism alumni received job offers upon graduating, following internships with the ABC. Cadets will be introduced to established mentors, taught to find stories and build industry relationships, and trained for television, radio and online media.
They join state political reporters, international journalists, and radio and television producers as notable alumni.
RMIT ABC Fact Check relaunches
RMIT students have once again 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.
