Established in 1887 by philanthropist Francis Ormond as the Working Men’s College and officially gaining University status in 1992, RMIT University Australia has grown into a prestigious Public Research Institution. As a founding member of the Australian Technology Network (ATN), RMIT is consistently ranked among the top Universities in Australia.
The University has 3 campuses in Australia, along with the flagship Melbourne City campus, the Bundoora campus is in the north-eastern suburbs of Melbourne, and the Brunswick campus is near the Sydney Road district. In addition to its Melbourne locations, RMIT University extends its global presence through international campuses and study hubs. The RMIT Vietnam campuses are in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. RMIT also operates a European Innovation Hub in Barcelona, which serves as a centre for research collaboration, industry engagement, and postgraduate opportunities.
Collectively, RMIT’s Higher Education, Vocational, ELICOS, Foundation, and Online Cohorts exceed 90,000, students from 194 different countries. RMIT’s academic prowess is further enhanced by accreditations from national and professional bodies, ensuring that courses in Australia are industry-aligned. Graduates of RMIT benefit from strong employment outcomes. In 2023, over 19,700 industry placements happened. With comprehensive career services, and a global alumni network that promotes mentorship and endeavour, alumni leaders are found across Business, Design, Science, and Public Service.