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A team from Johnstaff, the Melbourne Chapter of the Project Management Institute and RMIT came together to judge the inaugural Mock PCG event.

Contributing to Circular Construction Businesses through Knowledge Sharing: How Systems Thinking can be used within businesses

Embrace the vision of a sustainable built environment at this conference in Melbourne. Dive deep into discussions on innovation and green practices for improving the built environment. Let your voice be heard amidst the brilliance of industry leaders, researchers, and pioneers.

Nidhi Arora, President of RMIT’s PMC, has been awarded US $5,000 PMI 2024 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Scholarship, positioning her as a leader in advancing diversity in project management.

Project management postgraduate students brought the Project Management Club (PMC) back to life, rallying an impressive 200 sign-ups at the Bowen Street Campus fest event.

Employers of Choice are now able to register for our next Careers Day event, Wednesday 28 August. Spaces are limited and will be provided on a first come, first served basis.

In pictures: Semester 1 Careers Day

The Employer of Choice Program is proud to deliver industry partnered events to share careers and employability update, while offering students and employers an opportunity to connect.

The recommendations are a list of consensus driven recommendations developed through extensive stakeholder engagement led by the Materials Hub and its two parallel working groups Whole Life Cycle Policy Coalition and Circular Built Environment.

Engineers in Australia have found a way to make stronger and crack-resistant concrete with scrap carpet fibres, rolling out the red carpet for sustainability in the construction sector.

Universities Australia has shortlisted RMIT University’s coffee concrete innovators for the upcoming 2024 Shaping Australia Awards in the Problem Solver category.

The latest report out of the Future Europe Series delivered by RMIT Europe and the State of Victoria’s European Trade and Investment office, has made recommendations in skills and talent, innovation and digitalisation for French companies investing in Victoria, Australia.

An innovation developed at RMIT University has been used for the first time in a major infrastructure project, being laid into a footpath along a busy road in Pakenham as part of Victoria’s Big Build.