An online community to help students find answers.
An online community to help students find answers.
Moving to a new country to study is exciting. You'll be thinking about a lot of things to make sure you're ready for this new experience and Reaching Out is here to help you with the questions you may not know how to find.
The RMIT UP Reaching Out program is designed to give international students an opportunity to ask important questions about everyday life. See below to see how Reaching Out can support you as an RMIT student.
In the Reaching Out Support hub, our students can find:
Resources about life in Melbourne like finding accommodation, managing money, finding work and more
Information, resources and support on wellbeing, IT and computer problems and more
A guide to activities and events at RMIT UP, online and around Melbourne
Important updates on how to stay healthy mentally and physically
A detailed IT Support page to help you with any computer problems
RMIT UP students can also contact Reaching Out with any questions about living or studying in Australia and/or online.
Do you have a phone, a laptop or a tablet? There are many ways you can use these tools to help you improve your English.
In this blog post, you will learn about the structure of a Cause and Effect Essay.
Read on to understand some of the features of spoken English and how you can better use them to help you.
Everything you need to know for your first few weeks at RMIT including enrolment information, timetables and orientation.
Explore the services, activities and support available to you as a student.
Do you want to see where you could be studying? We have put together a virtual campus tour.
Email: activities@rmit.edu.au
On campus support: RMIT Building 85, Level 9
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