You will build the knowledge and practical skills needed to move beyond sustainability and actively contribute to meaningful solutions for a better future.
Courses are offered in flexible formats, including fully online options as well as immersive, face-to-face experiences.
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Notify me TBC Online TBCExplore the themes of our short courses that will be available in 2026:
Develop language and skills for regenerative, systems-based thinking to apply across diverse disciplines and contexts, addressing sustainability challenges.
Explore sustainable business models, ethical AI impacts, and circular economy designs to drive transformative change using diverse frameworks, including Indigenous perspectives.
Investigate biomaterials, biofabrication, and regenerative design for creating sustainable solutions and resilient built environments.
Gain skills to lead regenerative change in organisations and communities, focusing on real-world projects and industry partnerships to tackle planetary challenges.
Enhance eco-literacy, storytelling, and engagement methods to communicate complex environmental ideas, fostering social cohesion and inclusive futures.
"Sustainability is a complex topic to communicate. RMIT’s Eco-Literacy course gave me a strong foundation for navigating that complexity, along with a valuable forum for discussion. It increased my confidence in understanding my responsibilities as a communicator and reinforced the importance of staying close to regulatory developments—particularly with new EU anti-greenwashing laws coming into force.
The self-paced structure, combined with thought-provoking and highly interactive webinars led by course director Serena Pacifico, fit well alongside a demanding work schedule. The course also provides a rich set of resources that I expect to return to and reference regularly."
-Monique Zytnik (Berlin, Germany), Global Strategic Communication Leader
"I wrapped up 2025 by completing RMIT Europe University’s Eco-Literacy programme, in collaboration with EIT Urban Mobility 🌱
This is one of those programmes that genuinely shifts your perspective on sustainability. It offered a structured overview of sustainability frameworks - from individual impact through to the social, political and economic systems shaping global challenges. Moreover, it focused on practical ways of working with complexity, and on approaches to change that prioritise understanding, intention and collective action over speed or surface-level solutions.
Huge thanks to our tutor, Serena Pacifico, for creating such a thoughtful learning space, and for guiding this cohort with so much care!
I finished the course feeling clearer, better equipped, and quietly hopeful about what informed, collective action can look like. Let’s go! 💚"
-Kate Gwinnett, Head of Learning & Client Success
A suite of interdisciplinary short courses, including a two-day intensive experience, will cover a broad range of topics focussed on regenerative practices and sustainability innovation.
Courses will be available for enrolment soon.
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For enquiries, please email regenerative.futures@rmit.edu.au
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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