What the future?!

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What the future?!

Discover how RMIT will prepare you to be ready for what’s next.

Are you ready for what’s next?

Will AI take our jobs in the future? Is a degree worth the time and money? Will the planet even be habitable 30 years from now?

While unknowns are daunting, there is a path forward, and RMIT is it.

 

RMIT will equip you with the practical skills, knowledge and mindset to adapt and thrive in an uncertain technology -driven future.

RMIT is a global university of technology, design and enterprise with a foundation of hands-on learning and research that is applied to real world issues for sustainable futures.

At RMIT, you’ll be uniquely prepared for an ever-evolving world. With pathways ranging from certificates, diplomas, and degrees to master’s programs, you can take advantage of industry engagement opportunities, global exchange and immersion experiences, as well as cutting-edge facilities across our vibrant campuses.

Coffee concrete, AI in Vietnam and assistive shoes

Explore the exciting projects and innovations featured in our campaign and gain insights into how RMIT is contributing to real-world solutions across various industries. 

Concrete made with coffee waste

Coffee concrete trial turns organic waste into a valuable resource

RMIT researchers collaborated with Macedon Ranges Shire Council to conduct a world-first coffee concrete footpath trial.

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Artificial intelligence and data experts improving healthcare systems in Vietnam

Researchers from RMIT Vietnam and the Oxford University Clinical Research Unit (OUCRU) have joined forces to tackle pressing challenges facing Vietnam’s healthcare sector.

Cadence

RMIT excels in 2024 Good Design Awards

Introducing Cadence: An assistive wearable for to help people with Parkinson's disease walk more independently

Meet our people

We’re excited to share the stories of some of the RMIT alumni, students and staff featured in our campaign and hear their valuable insights into what the future holds.

Meet the RMIT people featured in our campaign

Hakim Halim

Founder of Ripe Cheese, RMIT Australia alum, Bachelor of Business (Marketing) (2012 graduate)

Ripe Cheese

Andrew Van De Beek

Founder & Head of Purpose at Illumin8, RMIT Australia alum, Bachelor of Business (Accountancy) (2008 graduate)

Illumin8

Angel Zhong

RMIT Australia academic, Professor of Finance, College of Business and Law

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Jenny Hsieh

Founder, Director, and Designer of X NIHILO, RMIT Australia alum, Master of Fashion and Textile (2012 graduate)

X NIHILO

Oisin Aeonn

Cloud Support Associate, Amazon Web Services, RMIT Australia alum, Bachelor of Information Technology (2024 graduate)

Michelle Susento

RMIT Australia alum, Master of Business Administration (2024 graduate), Founder of AsiaBridge Mentorship

Harneet Kaur

RMIT Australia international student, Associate Degree of Information Technology

Phạm Quang Vinh

RMIT Vietnam alum, Bachelor of Professional Communication (2023 graduate)

Hồ Lê Minh Thạch

RMIT Vietnam alum, Bachelor of Engineering (Software Engineering) (Honours) (2024 graduate)

Learn what the future has in store for Hakim, Andrew and Angel

Hear from RMIT alumni Hakim Halim and Andrew Van De Beek, as well as RMIT professor Angel Zhong. Find out how RMIT has influenced their careers and get their takes on what the future has in store as they get ready for what’s next.

Hakim smiles standing outside his business, Ripe Cheese.

Hear from Hakim

Andrew smiles at the camera in front of a gallery wall.

Hear from Andrew

Angel smiles at the camera while standing in the middle of a street.

Hear from Angel

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