At RMIT University Open Day you’ll have the chance to discover new opportunities, meet like-minded people, uncover new passions and hobbies, and learn about student support services.
There is more to university than studying – while your course is a big part of your time at uni, you’ll also be expanding your horizons in other ways. There’s also a lot more to see at RMIT University Open Day than just course options!
Open Day is your chance to make sure RMIT is the right fit for you. Luckily, we go all out on Open Day so that RMIT student life is on full display. Here’s a glimpse at some of the social and support services that you’ll have a chance to learn more about on the day.
There’s no better way to find out what social and cultural opportunities will spark your interest than checking them out in-person. There’s something for everyone and we’re sure you’ll be surprised by what you find.
Don’t miss your chance to check out some of our gaming facilities on Open Day! The RMIT Community Gaming Space is part of our Melbourne City campus, you can find it in Building 8 just off Bowen Street. You’ll get to see our students in action and if you’re feeling up to the challenge, you can join a game or two.
The RMIT University Student Union (RUSU) is a 100% student run group that does loads for students. RUSU supports and improves the student experience at RMIT by running student events and services like free weekly breakfast and lunch events, and facilitating safe spaces on campus, just to name a few. You’ll find RUSU members all over Open Day or you can ask about it at their tent on the City campus.
Did you know RMIT has its own television production house? RMITV is the oldest and longest-surviving community television organisation in Australia - it’s also student-run and powered by the RUSU. They’ll be on Bowen Street at the City campus on Open Day if you’d like to chat with the students who make the magic happen.
Explore the RMIT’s Community Gaming Space at Open Day
You’re sure to be surprised by what you'll find at RMIT Open Day
You’ll find social and sporting spaces across all of RMIT’s campuses
Access and Inclusion can help you plan your path to RMIT
Located at Building 203 on RMIT’s Bundoora campus, the Sports Centre helps students access a range of services and facilities, from squash courts to personal trainers to group fitness classes. The Sports Centre isn’t the only place to get active at RMIT, if you explore any of our locations, you’ll find a bunch of sporting spaces across all our campuses.
RMIT Culture is responsible for the cultural spaces, creative programs and inspiring collections. They’re the people behind many of RMIT’s fantastic creative opportunities from exhibitions to film screenings. If you’ve a passion for the art and culture, even if you’re not studying them, keep an eye out for events organised by RMIT Culture. This Open Day, they’ll be hosting the 'Future Folds: contemporary investigations in origami' an exhibition that showcases innovative uses of origami. You can find the exhibition on Level 2 of Building 100 at the Melbourne City campus on Open Day.
There's something for everyone: aspiring DJs, the sci-fi obsessed, gamers, dancers, sport lovers, jet setters and culture appreciators. Many of these clubs and societies will have stalls at Open Day where you’ll be able to chat to their members and learn more. You’re guaranteed to find some hidden gems that will appeal to your specific interests.
RMIT is sure to fit like a glove when you discover how many support services are available to make sure your learning journey is smooth sailing. You’ll have the chance to see and talk to the folks that run our support and accessibility services at RMIT Open Day.
Ever thought about studying overseas? The RMIT Global Experiences team can help you figure out how to make that happen at RMIT. Get ahead of the crowd by finding them at Open Day and ask them about the global experiences that could fit your future study, whether you want to study overseas, develop your global skills online, or solve a global challenge on campus. You’ll find them at the Jobshop in Building 8 at the City campus Open Day.
The Ngarara Willim Centre supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples with entry to RMIT and then continues to support them during their study. This includes helping students reach their potential with helpful academic, living and cultural services. If you drop by the Centre at the Melbourne City Open Day you’ll have a chance to see a live broadcast by local Indigenous radio station 3KND. It’s also a great chance to chat with the amazing Ngarara Willim staff about how they supports students and the RMIT community.
At a university, a library isn’t just rows of shelves. There are definitely books at the RMIT Library, but it’s so much more than that. The Library gives you access to study support services, and important resources that’ll help you achieve your goals. It’s not just a place for research, it also nurtures creativity and invention with facilities like Makerspace. Chat with the staff in the library at the City campus Open Day to find out what the library can offer you.
You might be interested in finding out more about the access schemes at Open Day. If so, come say hello to the Access and Inclusion team to find out how they help students overcome social and financial barriers to ensure everyone has access to study. You’ll find them at their outdoor marquees at the City and Bundoora campus Open Days.
Open Day isn’t just for those that know what they want to study, you might be looking for advice on what’s right for you and your future. This is where the RMIT Skills and Jobs Centre comes in. If you’re looking for job insights and career advice, drop by our marquees at the City and Bundoora campuses on Open Day.
There’s plenty to explore at RMIT Open Day beyond just learning about your dream degree. We’re excited to see you on-campus this August!
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Acknowledgement of Country
RMIT University acknowledges the people of the Woi wurrung and Boon wurrung language groups of the eastern Kulin Nation on whose unceded lands we conduct the business of the University. RMIT University respectfully acknowledges their Ancestors and Elders, past and present. RMIT also acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia where we conduct our business.