RMIT Alumni UK Annual Dinner

RMIT's annual alumni dinner in London brings together the University's esteemed alumni community in the UK and beyond.

Join RMIT Vice-Chancellor and President Professor Alec Cameron and Deputy Vice-Chancellor International and Engagement Saskia Loer Hansen at this exclusive event on 5 September for a grand evening of celebration, inspiration and connection.

Your ticket includes a glass of champagne and nibbles on arrival followed by a three-course sharing meal and beverages in the private dining room at the top floor and library bar of Soho House 76 Dean Street.

Event details:

  • Thursday 5 September 2024 from 6.30pm
  • Top floor and library bar, Soho House 76 Dean Street, London W1D 3SQ, UK
  • Soho House relaxed dress code (no ties)

Tickets:

  • Early bird : €90 (approx £80) by 31 July 2024
  • Regular price : €100 (approx £90) up to 28 August 2024

RMIT is covering part of the event cost with tickets priced accordingly. If you have any queries about the ticket cost, please feel free to contact us as we are happy to assist for you to attend.

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