Take your assignments and career to the next level using Adobe

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Take your assignments and career to the next level using Adobe

Learn from Adobe coaches about how to use the Adobe suite to help create professional-standard content, improve your digital skills and find out what career options can be opened for you through the Adobe suite.

It can often be difficult to make assignments look their absolute best, or to find the perfect application to create your desired piece of work.

That’s why we’ve opened the Adobe Hub as part of our Adobe Creative Campus partnership. Through the partnership, all RMIT students get free access to Adobe Creative Cloud and Adobe Stock.

Programs like Adobe Express, Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro and Audition are available to download on your computer or mobile devices, at no cost to you. You can use them for study, work or play.

Download the suite and get creative!

When you download the Creative Cloud, you’ll also be given access to 270 million high quality photos, illustrations, vectors and templates (including resume templates!) through Adobe Stock.

You’ll also be able to access ongoing support from our coaches at the Adobe Hub on City campus across the whole Creative Cloud, from beginner lessons, to tips, tricks and hacks, all the way to industry secrets that will help give your work that professional look and feel.

Still not sure if there’s an application that’s right for you? Check out some of the most popular Adobe apps that are included in the suite and find out more information on how they could help you take your assessments to the next level.

Illustrator is a great way to design and create! This graphic design tool that can help you create logos, icons, web graphics and more.
Animate allows the creation of interactive animations to make TV shows, games and characters come to life! Animate also allows you to do all your asset design and coding right inside the app.
Adobe Photoshop can be used to create amazing images, graphics, composites and paintings on your desktop and iPad with the world’s most powerful imaging and design software. You’ll also get access to Adobe Lightroom, a mobile app that will take your social media content to the next level.
Premier Pro is a great, efficient way to edit videos which allows you to edit in music, images, and captions.

To find out more about how to access and use Adobe apps, as well as events, support and FAQs, visit RMIT Adobe Creative Campus.

14 July 2023

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