Brunswick VE Orientation: Library tours

Want to know what’s actually inside the Library?

Join a tour to find out what kind of help is available, explore the silent zones, the group study areas, the books and journals, the computers, and some of the other things that people love about RMIT Library.

No registration needed. Check out the tour location, dates, and times below, and get ready for an inspiring journey through the heart of knowledge!

Location: Brunswick Library (Building 514, Level 2)
Date and time: Wednesday 5 February, 12:30pm, 1:30pm and 2:30pm
 

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