30 years in Singapore

Want to see the world while building the skills you’ll need to succeed in the global employment market?

Singapore is second to none when it comes to the coolness quotient in design.

There’s an ever-increasing fear that a robot may one day take your job.

Despite the string of sweet treat fads that come and go, cupcakes have turned out to be more than just a temporary craze.

As the city of Singapore wakes up, cafés of all shapes and sizes prepare for a busy day.

Alex Pang, a graduate of RMIT and construction manager with Lendlease, is a success story.

As the busy owner of CTES Consulting, Christina Tin certainly knows how to manage the demands of a busy professional life.

Marcus Jilla fell in love with fresh tacos, spicy guacamole and all sorts of delicious Mexican food while he was on an RMIT exchange programme in the US.

People often think business degrees are meant for competitive overachievers or those who wish to pursue corporate jobs, but this is far from the truth.

Around the world, nations are proudly claiming that several of their metropolises are ‘smart cities’. But what exactly is a smart city?

Does the thought of packing your suitcase and studying in a new city sound daunting?

You may have just spent one, two, or maybe even three years studying a course which you have come to realise just isn’t for you.

From the moment you pass through the doors of university on your first day, you begin to envision the years ahead.