The important questions to ask at RMIT’s Open Day

Learn everything there is to know about starting uni by asking all the right questions at RMIT University’s Open Day.

It’s natural to have questions about the complexities of university study and how it all works. This is where RMIT’s Open Day comes in.

Open the door to your future and learn everything you need to know for the journey ahead at our Bundoora campus on Sunday 3 August, and our Brunswick and City campuses on Sunday 10 August. 

Open Day is a chance to see your future campus, but it’s also the best time to find people with the answers and experience that you’re looking for. Here are some examples of questions to ask on the day and who you can ask them to.

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What to ask Study@RMIT staff

At RMIT Open Day you’ll meet the Study@RMIT team, who can give you all the details you’ll need about uni courses. These staff members can tell you everything there is to know about RMIT’s courses and how you can plan your study journey. 

What are the entry requirements for their course? Learn more about the selection requirements, such as VCE subject prerequisites of a uni course.  Prerequisites are the classes a student must complete during their VCE to be considered for a certain course.
What do you need to know about scholarships? Many university courses are supported by scholarships that provide support and opportunities depending on your circumstances. Study@RMIT can tell you everything you need to know about applying for an RMIT scholarship options.
What if you don’t get the ATAR or study score for your course? RMIT has a range of  pathway and unscored VCE options that provide you with alternative ways into your dream degree. Study@RMIT can help identify which pathway will be most suited to you and your goals.
What study support is available at RMIT? From assignment planners to web chats for coursework help, RMIT offers a range of study support services that you can learn more about on Open Day. 
Is there equitable learning support at university? RMIT’s supports students with disabilities, long-term illnesses and mental health conditions as they begin university and during their studies.  What accessible support is available at university? Our Study@RMIT staff can tell and show you all you need to know about equitable support at RMIT. Many of our support team will also be there on the day and are happy to chat, for example, RMIT’s Equitable Learning Services (ELS) and the Ngara Willim Centre.

What to ask RMIT academics

At RMIT’s Open Day you’ll get the chance to meet and speak to our award-winning academics. Take this chance to find out what hands-on study at RMIT actually looks like. It’s not more than just classroom learning, there are unique opportunities around every corner from internships with global employers to overseas study.

How can you gain real-world experience in your course? RMIT gives you the opportunity to undertake internships, projects and engagement opportunities that count towards your degree through Work-integrated Learning. Find out more from our Industry and Global Experiences team who'll be at our City campus Open Day.
What opportunities will there be to study overseas? Overseas work and study experience can be organised through most courses. Students can ask our Global Experiences team about how it works and on the day.
Does RMIT help me find a job during and after uni? Whether you’re looking to have your job application reviewed at  Career Connect or want to book a one-on-one career consultation, there are plenty of ways we can help you maximise your employability while studying at RMIT.
How long do the lectures or classes go for? Uni classes usually take the form of lectures, tutorials and seminars. You might want to know how long they go for, what a timetable will look like, and how many hours they will be at uni each week.

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What to ask current RMIT students

At Open Day, discover the experiences and journeys that you could take at RMIT by talking to current students. From study tips to advice on how to meet like-minded people at university, our student ambassadors have firsthand knowledge of what you can expect from study and social life at RMIT. 

Why did you pick RMIT after high school? Discover what stood out to our current students when they were selecting their VTAC preferences and what insider tips they might have. 
Tell me about your experiences at RMIT? Find out what our current students’ projects look like and what they love most about their course. You could get some insider tips about the degree that you’ve had your eye on. 
What kind of clubs and societies are available at RMIT? Through RMIT’s clubs and societies you can explore new passions, discover lasting friendships and find the perfect outlet to explore the non-academic side of uni.
What are your top tips for making the transition from school to uni smoother? Finishing high school can be daunting at first, especially if you’re not sure how to prepare for uni life. Ask about RMIT Kirrip, it’s our student-led support network. You can also chat to our student ambassadors about their first year at uni to pick up handy tips about what’s to come.

Our academics, staff and student ambassadors will be close at hand throughout RMIT’s Open Days to answer all your questions and more. We can’t wait to see you there! 

Story: Jacob Johnston

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