Melbourne City campus
Melbourne City campus is located in the cosmopolitan heart of the ‘world’s most liveable city’ and is surrounded by public transport, restaurants, cafes, theatres, galleries and parks. Our City campus has 45,000 students studying in across all major interest areas. The campus has been an integral part of Melbourne's character for over a hundred years.
Unlike other university campuses, it isn’t closed off, or surrounded by walls - City campus life is Melbourne city life. The campus is accessible by public transport and provides key features such as libraries, study spaces, wi-fi, childcare and a bustling fitness centre. RMIT’s facilities and buildings are constantly evolving and expanding to meet the demands of contemporary university life. Across the campus you’ll find new award-winning buildings like the Swanston Academic Building and the Design Hub, and outdoor recreational spaces including the Alumni Courtyard and the A’Beckett Urban Square.
Bundoora campus
The Melbourne Bundoora campus is 18 kilometres north-east of Melbourne’s city centre – a relaxing environment surrounded by open spaces and native parklands. The campus, with East and West sections on either side of Plenty Road, houses many of RMIT’s engineering, health and medical sciences and education programmes.
Key facilities include a purpose-built health and medical science laboratory, a dedicated engineering campus (East), sporting facilities including a FIFA-approved football pitch, an Australian Rules football oval, athletics track, and tennis and netball courts, two libraries (one for each campus), a childcare centre and health sciences teaching clinics.
Brunswick campus
The Brunswick campus, six kilometres north of the city, is part of the creative and multicultural Sydney Road district close to markets, eclectic shops, pubs, and a thriving art and music scene.
RMIT Brunswick campus is home to education students and many of our design-related programmes and research including textile technologies, fashion, merchandising and product development. The campus features a number of specialist facilities that support research and learning and teaching in these areas. The Brunswick campus is also home to a number of exhibition and creative spaces that reflect its design focus.
Regional sites
RMIT regional sites include Hamilton, which offers quality short courses and undergraduate, postgraduate and research programmes. As well as facilities in Point Cook offering students state-of-the-art training facilities, RMIT conducts flight training at the Point Cook Airfield, the oldest operating airfield in the world and the birthplace of the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF).
Overseas
RMIT has two campuses in Vietnam, a centre in Spain, and offers programmes through partners in Asia and Europe.
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