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RMIT University

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About RMIT University

Key Stats

Total students: 61,000
Founded: 1887

Student Experience

The statistics below measure the educational experience of current students at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT).

Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology scores slightly above average on all student experience metrics for undergraduate students.

Overall quality of educational experience: 78.6% (national average 79.3%)
Teaching quality: 78.5% (national average 80.9%)
Learner engagement: 67.9% (national average 64.1%)
Learning resources: 83.4% (national average 84.1%)
Student support: 67.9% (national average 72.2% )
Skills development : 79.8% (national average 81.0%)

Source: Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching
 

Graduate Satisfaction

These statistics measure how well recent graduates of Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) rated their learning experience.

Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology scores near average on all student experience metrics for undergraduate students.

Overall satisfaction: 76.3% (national average 80.0%)
Teaching scale: 63.1% (national average 63.0%)
Skills scale: 79.7% (national average 81.8%)

Source: Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching
 

Graduate Employment

This section measures the employment outcomes of recent graduates from Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT).

Graduates from Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) are more likely to be employed than the national average of university graduates, however their annual salary is not any higher than the average.

Employed full-time: 66.0% (national average 70.6%)
Employed overall: 83.0% (national average 87.5%)
Enrolled in full-time study: 22.9% (national average 21.1%)
Median annual salary: $52,200  (national average $58,000)

Source: Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching
 

How to apply

 RMIT is a global university of technology, design and enterprise. RMIT offers undergraduate, postgraduate and vocational programs and courses that are global in focus and practical in application.

Campuses

Brunswick

Bundoora

Brunswick

Bundoora

Courses

Featured Courses

Bachelor

Designed for early- to mid-level professionals seeking to both build and enhance their digital and hybrid skills, this degree seeks to equip you with the tools you need to succeed in an increasingly agile and fast-changing world of work.

Bachelor

When you choose the Economics major in the Bachelor of Business at RMIT University, you're choosing in-depth study in a constantly evolving discipline.

Bachelor

When you choose the People and Organisation major in the Bachelor of Business at RMIT University, you will learn how to deal with complex issues, lead teams and make business decisions applicable across a variety of organisational...


Performance Indicators

79.6%
Overall satisfacation
81.8%
Skill scale
66.2%
Teaching scale
70%
Employed full-time
$57.4k
Average salary

Student Stories


  • Student Stories
I hope people will see the positive in every step others take in executing their actions and be able to support one another to get to where we want to get to and make the world a better place for the current and the future generations to come.

Yahaya Umar

  • Student Stories
I hope people will see the positive in every step others take in executing their actions and be able to support one another to get to where we want to get to and make the world a better place for the current and the future generations to come.

Yahaya Umar

  • Student Stories
I had to submit an expression of interest and application to be considered for the course.

Natteh Brown

  • Student Stories
I had to submit an expression of interest and application to be considered for the course.

Natteh Brown

  • Student Stories
I'm also doing part-time work as a casual in RMIT University as well as another tech-based firm.

Shrish Balasubramanian

  • Student Stories
I'm also doing part-time work as a casual in RMIT University as well as another tech-based firm.

Shrish Balasubramanian

  • Student Stories
I hope people will see the positive in every step others take in executing their actions and be able to support one another to get to where we want to get to and make the world a better place for the current and the future generations to come.

Yahaya Umar

  • Student Stories
I hope people will see the positive in every step others take in executing their actions and be able to support one another to get to where we want to get to and make the world a better place for the current and the future generations to come.

Yahaya Umar

  • Student Stories
I had to submit an expression of interest and application to be considered for the course.

Natteh Brown

  • Student Stories
I had to submit an expression of interest and application to be considered for the course.

Natteh Brown

  • Student Stories
I'm also doing part-time work as a casual in RMIT University as well as another tech-based firm.

Shrish Balasubramanian

  • Student Stories
I'm also doing part-time work as a casual in RMIT University as well as another tech-based firm.

Shrish Balasubramanian


Videos


Out of the Matrix | RMIT University

This new printmaking exhibition at RMIT Gallery focuses the spotlight on the outstanding traditions of RMIT printmakers and reveals new work that ranges from the analogue, digital, spatial, traditional and conceptual, and highlights the universal nature of printmaking today.

Centre for Urban Research | RMIT University

Connecting people and ideas for sustainable urban futures. " The state of our cities will profoundly influence our future. The majority of people on this planet already live and work in cities, and by 20150, 70 percent of the world's population will be urban dwellers. Cities are our engines of innovation and creativity and they are also sites of concentrated resource consumption and social inequality.  Rapid population growth, a changing climate, and volatile global economic conditions, have raised important questions about how our cities work." 

What makes art good or bad? | RMIT University

Professor Paul Gough, Pro Vice-Chancellor Design and Social Context and Vice-President at RMIT explains what makes art good or bad.

Out of the Matrix | RMIT University

This new printmaking exhibition at RMIT Gallery focuses the spotlight on the outstanding traditions of RMIT printmakers and reveals new work that ranges from the analogue, digital, spatial, traditional and conceptual, and highlights the universal nature of printmaking today.

Centre for Urban Research | RMIT University

Connecting people and ideas for sustainable urban futures. " The state of our cities will profoundly influence our future. The majority of people on this planet already live and work in cities, and by 20150, 70 percent of the world's population will be urban dwellers. Cities are our engines of innovation and creativity and they are also sites of concentrated resource consumption and social inequality.  Rapid population growth, a changing climate, and volatile global economic conditions, have raised important questions about how our cities work." 

What makes art good or bad? | RMIT University

Professor Paul Gough, Pro Vice-Chancellor Design and Social Context and Vice-President at RMIT explains what makes art good or bad.