RMIT University Open Day Guide 2011

welcome to open day

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of COuNTry

The Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation are the traditional custodians of the land on which RMIT University stands; we pay our respects to owners and Elders, both past and present. For further information on Indigenous culture and knowledge, contact the RMIT Ngarara Willim Indigenous Centre on Tel. 1800 054 885 (free call).

CONTENTS

General information 1

Why RMIT? 1

Course information 2

Architecture and building 2

Art and design 3

Business 5

Community services and social sciences 7

Computing and information technology 8

Education and training 9

Engineering 10

Environment and planning 14

Health and medical sciences 15

Justice and legal 18

Media and communication 19

Science 20

Apprenticeships and traineeships 22

Student information 23

Student life 23

Index 24

Frequently asked questions 26

My Open Day Planner 27

Campus maps 28

uPDATES

Display and presentation times and locations are subject to change. Check the website for the most up-to-date details.

www.rmit.edu.au/openday

A messAge from the Vice-chancellor

It is my pleasure to welcome you to Open Day 2011.

RMIT University is a global university of technology and design. It is a place where you will find new useful knowledge, people who share your goals and a world of diverse experiences. An RMIT education will help you follow your passions and develop your talents. You will be guided to shape your path to success and to be able to contribute to your community.

I very much enjoy taking part in Open Day and I wish you all the best in your personal journey. Have a great day!

Professor Margaret Gardner AO

Vice-Chancellor and President RMIT University

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generAl inForMation

get the most out of open day Choosing your career path is an important decision. Make sure you make an informed choice by asking the right questions.

Important questions to ask on the day:

» What programs are available in your area of interest?

» What subjects/activities are compulsory?

» Does the program include work experience or internships?

» What are your career options after graduation?

» Will you have the chance to interact with potential employers?

» Can you study overseas for a semester or two?

» Which presentations will be of most value?

Have you considered the following:

» What is the ATAR to get into the program?

» Are there any prerequisite subjects?

» Are there other requirements such as sitting for an interview or presenting a folio of work?

» What alternative pathways are available in case you do not meet the entry requirements?

» Are you eligible for a scholarship? What other options are available to help fund your studies?

» Is an equity admission scheme relevant for your application?

Open Day is the one day of the year when all three Melbourne campuses open their doors to showcase courses, facilities, staff and students. To start off the day, try one of the general information presentations or visit the General Information Marquee to help get your bearings.

General information presentations

SESSION CAMPuS VENuE/TIMES

Introduction to RMIT Including info on scholarships and equity access schemes

City Bldg 10, Level 4, Room 27 (Casey Plaza) Lecture Theatre 10 am

Bldg 56, Level 3, Room 82 11.30 am, 12.30 pm, 1.30 pm and 2.30 pm

Introduction to RMIT Including info on scholarships and special entry schemes

Brunswick Bldg 515, Level 1, Room 27 (Multipurpose Room) 10 am and 2.10 pm

Introduction to RMIT Including info on scholarships and special entry schemes

Bundoora Bldg 224, Level 1, Lecture Theatre 10 am and 1.30 pm

Introduction to RMIT—international students Including info on application procedures, support services and program advice

City Bldg 10, Level 8, Room 3 12 pm and 3 pm

Education Abroad Study overseas (including RMIT Vietnam)

City Bldg 10, Level 8, Room 3 11 am and 2 pm

Choosing your course or career A personal development workshop

City Bldg 56, Level 3, Room 93 (Lecture Theatre) 11 am and 1 pm

New to Melbourne Housing and finance

City Bldg 56, Level 3, Room 93 (Lecture Theatre) 12 pm and 2 pm

why rMit?rMIT has a reputation for producing some of the most employable graduates in the country. We are known for:

» hands-on programs where you learn by doing

» real-life projects for real clients

» work placements that connect you to industry leaders.

rMIT is your ticket to the world. We offer:

» international work experience with companies such as Rolls-Royce, BMW and IBM through RMIT’s International Industry Experience and Research Program (RIIERP)

» semester exchanges and study tours to over 100 partner institutions around the world or RMIT Vietnam.

rMIT is at the forefront of ground-breaking research in technology and design:

» from revolutionising the way diseases are diagnosed and treated to developing Australia’s first hydrogen racing car, RMIT is transforming the future.

With over 120 years of education excellence, an rMIT qualification can open doors for you across the world.

2 For the most up-to-date presentation times and locations, go to www.rmit.edu.au/openday

CArEErS INfOrMATION/ADVICE AND DISPLAyS PrESENTATIONS

ArCHITECTurE

D Architecture CITY —Bldg 8, Level 12 CITY —Bldg 8, Level 11, Room 68 10 am, 11 am, 12 pm (joint session with Landscape Architecture), 2 pm, 3 pm

T Building design (architectural) CITY —Bldg 94, Level 5 CITY —Bldg 94, Basement, Room 6 (Lecture Theatre) 11 am, 2.45 pm

CONSTruCTION MANAGEMENT AND BuILDING

T Building and construction Engineering hub

CITY —Bldg 16, Level 5 (Storey Hall Auditorium)

CITY —Bldg 56, Level 2

CITY —Bldg 16, Level 7 (Conference Room) 11.30 am, 2 pm

D Construction management CITY —Bldg 8, Level 8 (Student Lounge) CITY —Bldg 8, Level 8, Room 47 11.30 am, 1.30 pm

INTErIOr DESIGN

D Interior design CITY —Bldg 8, Level 11 CITY —Bldg 8, Level 11, Room 61 11 am, 12 pm, 1 pm, 3 pm

T Interior design and decoration CITY —Bldg 94, Level 5 CITY —Bldg 94, Basement, Room 6 (Lecture Theatre) 11.30 am, 3.15 pm

LANDSCAPE ArCHITECTurE/urBAN DESIGN

D Landscape architecture CITY —Bldg 8, Level 12 CITY —Bldg 8, Level 11, Room 61 10 am, 2 pm

CITY —Bldg 8, Level 11, Room 68 12 pm (joint information session with Architecture), 1 pm

DD Landscape architecture/urban and regional planning

CITY —Bldg 8, Level 12 CITY —Bldg 8, Level 11, Room 61 10 am, 2 pm


PrOjECT MANAGEMENT

D Project management CITY —Bldg 8, Level 8 (Student Lounge) CITY —Bldg 8, Level 8, Room 47 12 pm, 2 pm

PrOPErTy AND VALuATION

T Conveyancing CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3

D Property

D Valuation

CITY —Bldg 8, Level 8 (Student Lounge) CITY —Bldg 8, Level 8, Room 47 11 am, 1 pm

T Property services (facilities management) NEW

Engineering Hub CITY —Bldg 16, Level 5 (Storey Hall Auditorium)


architecture And building

MuSt SeeArCHITECTurE AND DESIGN WOrKSHOPS

CITY —Bldg 8, Level 7, Room 79Come along to check out technology and equipment displays such as: » traditional woodworking machinery » printers that print 3D models » water jet cutters that can cut

through metal, glass and ceramics materials.

The Construction Technology Workshop and CADCAM Laboratory will also be in action on Open Day.

3RMIT unIveRsITy | open day 2011Legend: A —apprenticeship/traineeship T —TAFE program AD —associate degree D —degree DD —double degree H —honours PG —postgraduate degree Campus: CITY (for map see back cover) BRUNSWICK BUNDOORA WEST BUNDOORA EAST (for map see page 28–29)


ANIMATION, GAME DESIGN AND INTErACTIVE MEDIA

D Animation and interactive media CITY —Bldg 7, Level 3, Rooms 9 and 24 CITY —Bldg 9, Level 1, Room 24 (Radio Theatre) 11 am, 1 pm

D Games design CITY —Bldg 14, Level 11, Rooms 1 and 37

T Interactive digital media CITY —Bldg 94, Level 4, Room 18 CITY —Bldg 94, Basement, Room 11 (Small Auditorium) 10.45 am, 1.30 pm, 3.15 pm

D Multimedia systems design (information technology)

CITY —Bldg 14, Level 10, Room 31

Activities CITY —Bldg 14, Level 10

'I am stepping IT up'—IT trend updates CITY —Bldg 12, Level 10, Room 2 12.30 pm

DESIGN

D Communication design CITY —Bldg 9, Level 3 Rooms 3, 4a, 4b, 5a and 5b

CITY —Bldg 9, Level 3, Rooms 6a and 6b 11.15 am, 12.15 pm, 1.15 pm, 2.15 pm, 3.15 pm

T Design BRUNSWICK —Bldg 515, Level 3 CITY —Bldg 94, Level 5

BRUNSWICK —Bldg 515, Level 1, Room 27 11 am, 1.30 pm

T Graphic design BRUNSWICK —Bldg 515, Level 3 CITY —Bldg 94, Level 5

BRUNSWICK —Bldg 515, Level 1, Room 27 11 am, 1.30 pm

fASHION DESIGN

D fashion design CITY —Bldg 8, Level 10 CITY —Bldg 8, Level 10, Room 22 10 am, 11 am, 12.30 pm, 2 pm, 3 pm

AD fashion design and technology BRUNSWICK —Bldg 513, Level 3 BRUNSWICK —Bldg 514, Level 2, Room 1 (Auditorium) 12.20 pm, 2.20 pm

fASHION AND TExTILE MErCHANDISING

AD D fashion and textile merchandising

BRUNSWICK —Bldg 511, Level 1, Room 3 BRUNSWICK —Bldg 514, Level 2, Room 1 (Auditorium) 10.40 am, 1.40 pm

fINE ArT

D fine art—ceramics CITY —Bldg 4, Level 1 CITY —Bldg 5, Level 3, Room 1 10.30 am, 11.30 am, 1.30 pm, 2.30 pm

D fine art—drawing CITY —Bldg 4, Level 5 CITY —Bldg 5, Level 3, Room 1 10.30 am, 11.30 am, 1.30 pm, 2.30 pm

D fine art—fine art photography CITY —Bldg 5, Level 3, Room 2 CITY —Bldg 5, Level 3, Room 1 10.30 am, 11.30 am, 1.30 pm, 2.30 pm

D fine art—gold and silversmithing CITY —Bldg 2, Level 1 CITY —Bldg 5, Level 3, Room 1 10.30 am, 11.30 am, 1.30 pm, 2.30 pm

D fine art—media arts CITY —Bldg 2, Level 2 (Gallery) CITY —Bldg 5, Level 3, Room 1 10.30 am, 11.30 am, 1.30 pm, 2.30 pm

D fine art—painting CITY —Bldg 2, Levels 2, 3 and 4 CITY —Bldg 5, Level 3, Room 1 10.30 am, 11.30 am, 1.30 pm, 2.30 pm

D fine art—printmaking CITY —Bldg 49, Level B CITY —Bldg 5, Level 3, Room 1 10.30 am, 11.30 am, 1.30 pm, 2.30 pm

D fine art—sculpture CITY —Bldg 37, Level 1 (enter via A’Beckett St) CITY —Bldg 5, Level 3, Room 1 10.30 am, 11.30 am, 1.30 pm, 2.30 pm

D fine art—sound CITY —Bldg 2, Level 2 (Gallery) CITY —Bldg 5, Level 3, Room 1 10.30 am, 11.30 am, 1.30 pm, 2.30 pm

fOOTWEAr

T footwear BRUNSWICK —Bldg 513, Level 2 BRUNSWICK —Bldg 514, Level 2, Room 1 (Auditorium) 12 pm, 2 pm

furNITurE

AD furniture design CITY —Bldg 94, Level 5


T furniture design and technology CITY —Bldg 94, Level 5


art And deSign


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A furniture making and cabinet making



INDuSTrIAL AND PrODuCT DESIGN

D Industrial design CITY —Bldg 8, Level 12 and CITY —Bldg 88, Level 5

CITY —Bldg 88, Level 5, Room 5 10 am, 11.30 am, 1.30 pm, 3 pm

T Product design CITY —Bldg 94, Level 5

PHOTOGrAPHy

D Photography (arts) CITY —Bldg 36, Levels 2 and 3 CITY —Bldg 10, Level 4, Room 27 (Casey Plaza Lecture Theatre—enter from Bowen Street) 12.20 pm, 2.20 pm

CITY —Bldg 9, Level 1, Room 24 (Radio Theatre) 3 pm

T Photoimaging CITY —Bldg 94, Level 4, Rooms 14 and 16 CITY —Bldg 94, Basement, Room 11 (Small Auditorium) 11.15 am, 12.45 pm

CITY —Bldg 94, Basement, Room 6 (Lecture Theatre) 3.15 pm

PrINTING AND GrAPHIC ArTS

T A Printing and graphic arts (digital production, graphic pre-press, multimedia, printing, print finishing, screen printing, desktop publishing)

BRUNSWICK —Bldg 516, Level 1 BRUNSWICK —Bldg 515, Level 1, Room 27 12 pm

TExTILE DESIGN

D Textile design BRUNSWICK —Bldg 512, Level 1, Rooms 20, 22, 23 and 30

BRUNSWICK —Bldg 513, Levels 1 and 2

BRUNSWICK —Bldg 513, Level 1, Rooms 4 and 5

BRUNSWICK —Bldg 514, Level 2, Room 1 (Auditorium) 11 am, 12.40 pm

T Textile design and development BRUNSWICK —Bldg 512, Level 1, Rooms 7, 20 and 23 BRUNSWICK —Bldg 513, Level 1

BRUNSWICK —Bldg 514, Level 2, Room 1 (Auditorium) 11.40 am, 1 pm

TExTILE TECHNOLOGy

D Textile technology BRUNSWICK —Bldg 512, Level 1, Foyer (outside CAD labs) BRUNSWICK —Bldg 512, Level 1, Room 12 1 pm

VISuAL ArT

T Visual arts (painting, printmaking, sculpture, digital imaging (photography) and public art)

CITY —Bldg 94, Level 6, Room 6 (Painting and Drawing Studio)

CITY —Bldg 94, Level 6, Room 6 (Painting and Drawing Studio), 12.30 pm, 3.30 pm

VISuAL MErCHANDISING

T Visual merchandising CITY —Bldg 94, Street level, Room 44 CITY —Bldg 94, Basement, Room 6 (Lecture Theatre) 12 pm, 2 pm

MuSt SeefASHION PArADES

BRUNSWICK —Bldg 516, Level 2, 11.20 am, 1.20 pmCheck out Melbourne’s emerging fashion design talent and see latest fashion trends at this favourite of RMIT Open Day.

Fashion Parade 2010


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Business study tours and exchange CITY —Bldg 13

H Honours in business CITY —Bldg 13, Level 2

ACCOuNTING

T Accounting CITY —Bldg 13, Level 1

D Professional accountancy and accountancy

CITY —Bldg 13, Level 1 CITY —Bldg 13, Level 1 Every 15 minutes from 10 am to 3.45 pm

PG Professional accounting CITY —Bldg 13, Level 1

ADVErTISING

T Advertising CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3 CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3 11.45 am, 1.45 pm

D Advertising CITY —Bldg 9, Level 2, Rooms 01 and 01B CITY —Bldg 10, Level 4, Room 27 (Casey Plaza Lecture Theatre) (enter from Bowen Street) 11 am, 12.50 pm, 2.40 pm

BuSINESS INfOrMATION SySTEMS

D Business information systems Computing and IT Hub CITY —Bldg 10, Level 4, Room 31 (TV Lounge)

Main displays CITY —Bldg 13, Level 2

CITY —Bldg 13, Level 2 10.45 am, 11.45 am, 12.45 pm, 1.45 pm

PG Information management CITY —Bldg 13, Level 2

A T PG Information technology CITY —Bldg 13, Level 2

ECONOMICS AND fINANCE

D H Economics and finance CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3 Degree: CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3 10.45 am, 1 pm

PG finance CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3

T D financial planning CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3

T Banking services CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3

ENTrEPrENEurSHIP

D Entrepreneurship CITY —Bldg 13, Level 4 CITY —Bldg 13, Level 4 10.45 am, 12.15 pm, 2.15 pm

INTErNATIONAL BuSINESS

T D International business CITY —Bldg 13, Level 4 TAFE: CITY —Bldg 13, Level 4 11.45 am, 1.15 pm

Degree: CITY —Bldg 13, Level 4 11.15 am, 1.45 pm

LOGISTICS AND SuPPLy CHAIN

T Logistics NEW CITY —Bldg 13, Level 2

D Logistics and supply chain management

CITY —Bldg 13, Level 2 CITY —Bldg 13, Level 2 11.15 am, 12.15 pm, 1.15 pm, 2.15 pm

PG Logistics management CITY —Bldg 13, Level 2

PG Strategic procurement NEW CITY —Bldg 13, Level 2

Seeing double For displays and advice about double degrees with management and commerce, please see the engineering, environment and planning and science sections of this guide.


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MANAGEMENT, BuSINESS AND ADMINISTrATION

AD Business CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3

A T Business administration CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3

PG Commerce CITY —Bldg 13, Level 2

T Management CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3 CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3 12.15 pm

D Management CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3 CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3 10.15 am, 11.45 am, 2.15 pm

A T Management—frontline CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3

PG MBA/MBA executive Business Marquee CITY —between Bldgs 9 and 13

PG Strategic procurement NEW CITY —Bldg 13, Level 2

MArKETING

T Marketing CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3

D Marketing CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3 CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3 11.15 am, 1.15 pm, 2.45 pm

PG Marketing CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3

PuBLIC rELATIONS

T Public relations CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3 CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3 12.15 pm, 2.15 pm

D Public relations CITY —Bldg 9, Level 3, Rooms 10 and 12 CITY —Bldg 10, Level 4, Room 27 (Casey Plaza Lecture Theatre) (enter from Bowen Street) 12 pm, 1.50 pm, 3.40 pm

STATISTICS

D Statistics Science Hub CITY —Bldg 28, Level 5 (Research Lounge)

Sustainability Hub CITY —Bldg 8, Level 2 Foyer (Kaleide Theatre) (access via Swanston Street)

Workshops and information CITY —Bldg 8, Level 9

MuSt SeeTrEASury MuLTIMEDIA PrESENTATION—fINANCIAL MArKETS TrADING SIMuLATOr

CITY —Building 13, Level 3 Find out why RMIT economics and finance students know so much about bonds, bills, currency trading and international market news before they hit the real stock exchange. View a multimedia presentation about the Financial Markets Trading Simulator, the largest university-based treasury trading facility in Australia. Times: throughout the day.

Study buSineSS at rMit CITY —Building 13

Business at RMIT covers everything from accounting, finance, management and business administration to advertising, marketing, logistics and international business.

RMIT also offers double degrees for those who want to combine disciplines.

To find out more, visit Building 13 on the City campus for all your business needs.



AGED CArE WOrK

T Aged care work CITY —Bldg 51, Level 3, Room 11

DISABILITy WOrK

D Disability RMIT has closed the Bachelor of Applied Science (Disability) BP019, for new students in 2012. Students may wish to contact RMIT's General Information Marquee to consider alternative programs, including those listed in the guide.

T Disability work CITY —Bldg 51, Level 3, Room 11

GLOBAL STuDIES

D International studies CITY —Bldg 37, Level 3 CITY —Bldg 37, Level 3, Room 4 10.30 am, 11.30 am, 12.30 pm, 1.30 pm, 2.30 pm, 3.30 pm

LANGuAGES

T D Languages CITY —Bldg 37, Level 3, Room 16

PSyCHOLOGy—SOCIAL SCIENCE

D Psychology (social science) CITY —Bldg 51, Level 3, Room 8 CITY —Bldg 51, Level 3, Room 06 11 am, 12.30 pm, 2 pm, 3.30 pm

SOCIAL WOrK

D Social work CITY —Bldg 51, Level 3, Room 9 CITY —Bldg 51, Level 3, Room 10 10.30 am, 12 pm, 1.30 pm, 3 pm

DD Social work/psychology (social science)

CITY —Bldg 51, Level 3, Room 9 CITY —Bldg 51, Level 3, Room 10 10.30 am, 12 pm, 1.30 pm, 3 pm

TrANSLATING AND INTErPrETING

T Translating and interpreting CITY —Bldg 37, Level 3, Room 18

WOrK EDuCATION

T Work education CITY —Bldg 51, Level 3, Room 11

yOuTH WOrK

T youth work CITY —Bldg 51, Level 2, Room 11 CITY —Bldg 51, Level 3, Room 10 1 pm

D youth work CITY —Bldg 51, Level 3, Room 11 CITY —Bldg 51, Level 3, Room 10 11.30 am, 2.30 pm

coMMunity SerViceS And Social ScienceS

Study oVerSeaSCITY —Building 13, various displays

Find out about RMIT study tours and other ways to combine an overseas travel and cultural experience while gaining credit towards your studies.

Win an apple ipad2!Complete the online survey and enter the draw to win an Apple iPad2!See maps for competition entry points located on each campus.


coMputing And inForMation technology


COMPuTEr SCIENCE

D Computer science(application programming, computational mathematics, embedded systems, network programming, database systems, security, system administration, web systems)

Computing and IT Hub CITY —Bldg 10, Level 4, Room 31 (TV Lounge)

Displays CITY —Bldg 14, Level 10, Room 31


'I am stepping IT up'—IT trend updates CITY —Bldg 12, Level 10, Room 2 12.30 pm, 2.30 pm

T Computer systems CITY —Bldg 57, Level 1

D Games, graphics and digital media (computer science)

CITY —Bldg 14, Level 11 'I am stepping IT up'—IT trend updates CITY —Bldg 12, Level 10, Room 2 12.30 pm

DD Electronic and communication engineering/computer science


Displays CITY —Bldg 10, Level 9

Engineering Hub CITY —Bldg 16, Level 7 (Storey Hall Seminar Rooms) 10.30 am, 12 pm, 1.30 pm, 2.30 pm

COMPuTING AND ENGINEErING

D Engineering—computer and network

DD Engineering—computer and network/computer science

DD Engineering—computer and network/management




DATABASE AND INfOrMATION SySTEMS

D Business information systems Computing and IT Hub CITY —Bldg 10, Level 4, Room 31 (TV Lounge)

Main displays CITY —Bldg 13, Level 2

CITY —Bldg 13, Level 2 10.45 am, 11.45 am, 12.45 pm, 1.45 pm

GAMES AND GrAPHICS PrOGrAMMING

D Games and graphics programming (IT)

CITY —Bldg 14, Level 11 'I am stepping IT up'—IT trend updates CITY —Bldg 12, Level 10, Room 2 12.30 pm, 2.30 pm

INfOrMATION TECHNOLOGy

D Computing studies Computing and IT Hub CITY —Bldg 10, Level 4, Room 31 (TV Lounge)

The future of ICT CITY —Bldg 12, Level 10, Room 2 10.30 am, 1 pm

D Information technology (applications programming, business applications, multimedia design, network programming, systems administration, web systems)

Computing and IT Hub CITY —Bldg 10, Level 4, Room 31 (TV Lounge)

Displays CITY —Bldg 14, Level 10, Room 31


The future of ICT CITY —Bldg 12, Level 10, Room 2 10.30 am, 1 pm

AD Information technology Computing and IT Hub CITY —Bldg 10, Level 4, Room 31 (TV Lounge)


A T PG Information technology CITY —Bldg 13, Level 2

SOfTWArE ENGINEErING

D Software engineering CITY —Bldg 14, Level 10, Room 31


Software Architects—They've got IT! CITY —Bldg 12, Level 10, Room 2 11 am, 1.30 pm

coMputing and it hubCITY —Bldg 10, Level 4, Room 31 (TV Lounge)

Get connected at the Computing and IT Hub for information on careers in business systems, programming and games and software. Tours to demonstration and display areas depart regularly.


education And training


ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGuAGE

T ESL (access and further study)

T ESL (access for overseas qualified nurses)

CITY —Bldg 94, Level 3, Foyer

furTHEr EDuCATION

T further education

T General education for adults

CITY —Bldg 94, Level 3, Foyer

TEACHEr EDuCATION

D Early childhood education BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 220, Level 2, Room 01 BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 220, Level 2, Room 01 10.30 am, 12.30 pm

D Education (primary teaching) BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 220, Level 3, Room 23 BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 220, Level 2, Room 20 10.30 am, 12.30 pm, 2.30 pm

D Education (primary teaching)— art expertise

BRUNSWICK —Bldg 514, Level 1, Room 02 and 02C BRUNSWICK —Bldg 514, Level 2, Room 01 (Auditorium) 10.10 am, 1.20 pm

DD Education (primary teaching/disability)

BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 220, Level 3, Room 23 BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 220, Level 3, Room 24 10.30 am, 12.30 pm

PG Education—coursework CITY —Bldg 98, Level 1, Room 01A

PG Education—research BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 220, Level 3, Room 03

PG Education—early childhood BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 220, Level 2, Room 01 BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 220, Level 2, Room 01 11.30 am, 1.30 pm

PG Education—primary BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 220, Level 2, Room 20 11.30 am, 1.30 pm

PG Education—secondary BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 220, Level 3, Room 24 11.30 am, 1.30 pm

D Physical education (primary and secondary)

Health and Medical Sciences Hub CITY —Bldg 12, Level 4 (Student Lounge)

Information and displays BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 203, Level 3

Tours BUNDOORA WEST —Departing every half hour from 10.15 am from Bldg 203, Level 3

BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 207, Level 3, Room 01 11.30 am, 1 pm, 2.30 pm

VCE AND VCAL

T VCE BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 220, Level 1, Room 01 BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 220, Level 1, Room 01 11 am, 2 pm

T VCE, VCE for adults, VCAL CITY —Bldg 51, Level 5, Room 10

year 11 Vce prograMFrom 2011, RMIT will be offering

a Year 11 VCE program at the

Bundoora campus. This program will

be delivered in a university setting by

experienced VCE teachers with extra

support in classes provided by RMIT

pre-service teachers.




AErOSPACE AND AVIATION

T Airline pilot Engineering Hub CITY —Bldg 16, Level 5 (Storey Hall Auditorium)


D Aviation Engineering Hub CITY —Bldg 16, Level 5 (Storey Hall Auditorium)

BUNDOORA EAST —Bldg 251, Level 2, Cafeteria

Engineering Hub CITY —Bldg 16, Level 1 (Storey Hall Lecture Theatre) 10 am, 12 pm, 2 pm

D Engineering—aerospace

DD Engineering—aerospace/management




Tours to laboratories following presentations

T Engineering—aerospace (mechanical)



AuTOMOTIVE AND MECHANICAL ENGINEErING

D Engineering—automotive Engineering Hub CITY —Bldg 16, Level 5 (Storey Hall Auditorium)




D Engineering—mechanical

DD Engineering—mechanical/management





AD Engineering technology—mechanical


CITY —Bldg 16, Level 7 (Conference Room) 1 pm

T Engineering—mechanical/ manufacturing


Demonstrations CITY —Bldg 57, Level 1


BIOMEDICAL ENGINEErING

D Biomedical engineering NEW Engineering Hub CITY —Bldg 16, Level 5 (Storey Hall Auditorium)

Bundoora Health and Medical Sciences Hub BUNDOORA WEST —next to General Information Marquee



engineering

MuSt SeeCIVIL ENGINEErING DEMONSTrATIONS

CITY —Bldg 10, Level 3, Room 1 12pm, 2pm, 3pm

MuSt SeeHyDrOGEN AND fSAE rACING CArS

CITY —Bowen Street (outside Bldg 7)Check out the cars that have been designed and built by students.

intereSted in learning to Fly?CITY —Bldg 16, Level 5 (Storey Hall Auditorium)Sunday 14 August Open Day— Visit the Engineering Hub where RMIT instructing staff can answer all your questions.Sunday 11 September—Point Cook site, RAAF Base, Point CookActivities include: information sessions, static aircraft displays, RAAF Museum, flying displays and one-on-one advice about RMIT programs and career options.


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CHEMICAL ENGINEErING

D Chemical engineering

DD Chemical engineering/ applied chemistry

DD Chemical engineering/ biotechnology

DD Chemical engineering/ food technology

DD Chemical engineering/ management


Student presentation CITY —Bldg 7, Level 1, Room 8 12 pm, 2 pm, 3 pm

See project display and join a guided tour of the laboratories.

Engineering Hub CITY —Bldg 16, Level 1 (Storey Hall Lecture Theatre) 11 am, 1 pm

DD Chemical engineering/ biotechnology

Science Hub CITY —Bldg 28, Level 5 (Research Lounge)

CIVIL ENGINEErING

AD Engineering technology—civil Engineering Hub CITY —Bldg 16, Level 5 (Storey Hall Auditorium)


D Engineering—civil and infrastructure


Student presentations CITY —Bldg 10, Level 3, Room 1 12 pm, 2 pm, and 3 pm



DD Engineering—civil and infrastructure/management



T Engineering—civil and structural design



COMPuTEr AND NETWOrK ENGINEErING

T Computer systems Engineering Hub CITY —Bldg 16, Level 5 (Storey Hall Auditorium)



D Engineering—computer and network

DD Engineering—computer and network/computer science

DD Engineering—computer and network/management




AD Engineering technology—network Engineering Hub CITY —Bldg 16, Level 5 (Storey Hall Auditorium)


engineering hub CITY —Bldg 16, Level 5 (Storey Hall Auditorium)

RMIT is one of Australia’s largest engineering universities, offering specialist qualifications including:

» Aerospace and aviation

» Automotive

» Biomedical engineering ( NEW in 2012)

» Chemical

» Civil and infrastructure

» Computer and network

» Electrical

» Electronic and communication engineering

» Mechanical

» Mechatronics and advanced manufacturing

» Sustainable systems engineering ( NEW in 2012)



ELECTrICAL ENGINEErING

T Electrical and instrumentation Trial-A-Trade CITY —Bldg 56, Level 2

CITY —Bldg 16, Level 7 (Conference Room) 10.30 am

T Electrical technology Engineering Hub CITY —Bldg 16, Level 5 (Storey Hall)

Demonstration CITY —Bldg 57, Level 1

Engineering Hub CITY —Bldg 16, Level 7 (Conference Room) 11.30 am, 2 pm

D Engineering—electrical

DD Engineering—electrical/commerce

DD Engineering—electrical/management




AD Engineering technology— electrical/electronics



D Engineering—electrical and electronic




ELECTrONIC AND COMMuNICATION ENGINEErING

T Electronics and communications Engineering Hub CITY —Bldg 16, Level 5 (Storey Hall Auditorium)



D Engineering—electronic and communication

DD Engineering—electronic and communication/computer science

DD Engineering—electronic and communication/physics




T Telecommunications Engineering Hub CITY —Bldg 16, Level 5 (Storey Hall Auditorium)



ENVIrONMENTAL ENGINEErING

D Environmental engineering Sustainability Hub CITY —Bldg 8, Level 2 Foyer (Kaleide Theatre) (access via Swanston Street)


Sustainability Hub CITY —Bldg 8, Level 2 (Kaleide Theatre) (access via Swanston Street) 11 am

Tour will depart after info session

DD Environmental engineering/ environmental science


CITY —Bldg 16, Level 5, (Storey Hall Auditorium)

Student presentations CITY —Bldg 10, Level 02, Room 01 12 pm, 2 pm and 3 pm

Sustainability Hub CITY —Bldg 8, Level 2 (Kaleide Theatre) (access via Swanston Street) 11 am, 1 pm


engineering cont



engineering cont


ENGINEErING TrADES AND TECHNOLOGy

AD Engineering technology (advanced manufacturing)



T fitting and machining Trial-A-Trade CITY —Bldg 56, Level 2


T Plumbing Trial-A-Trade CITY —Bldg 56, Level 2


T Principal technical officer Engineering Hub CITY —Bldg 16, Level 5 (Storey Hall Auditorium)


T refrigeration/air-conditioning Trial-A-Trade CITY —Bldg 56, Level 2


MECHATrONICS AND SuSTAINABLE SySTEM ENGINEErING

D Engineering—mechatronics and manufacturing






D Engineering—sustainable systems NEW







SurVEyING AND SPATIAL INfOrMATION

T Spatial information services (surveying, mapping and GIS)

Trial-A-Trade CITY —Bldg 56, Level 2


D Surveying Science Hub CITY —Bldg 28, Level 5 (Research Lounge)



conSidering Studying at taFe?CITY —Bldg 16, Level 7 Conference Room

Learn more about your options by attending the following presentations:

» Trades: 10.30 am » Advanced diplomas and

diplomas: 11.30 am, 2 pm » Associate degrees: 1 pm

MuSt SeeTrIAL-A-TrADE

CITY —Bldg 56, Level 2 Try your hand at a range of trades on offer at RMIT.See page 22 for further information.



CONSErVATION AND LAND MANAGEMENT

T Conservation and land management



ENVIrONMENT—SOCIAL SCIENCE

D Environment Sustainability Hub CITY —Bldg 8, Level 2 Foyer (Kaleide Theatre) (access via Swanston Street)

Sustainability Hub CITY —Bldg 8, Level 2, Room 8 (University Function Room), 10 am, 1 pm

DD Environment/ environmental science


Sustainability Hub CITY —Bldg 8, Level 2 (Kaleide Theatre) (access via Swanston Street), 12 pm

ENVIrONMENTAL ENGINEErING

D Environmental engineering Sustainability Hub CITY —Bldg 8, Level 2 Foyer (Kaleide Theatre) (access via Swanston Street)


Sustainability Hub CITY —Bldg 8, Level 2 (Kaleide Theatre) (access via Swanston Street), 11 am


DD Environmental science/ engineering—environmental

Engineering Hub CITY —Bldg 16, Level 5, (Storey Hall Auditorium)

Sustainability Hub CITY —Bldg 8, Level 2 Foyer (Kaleide Theatre) Access via Swanston Street

Student presentations CITY —Bldg 10, Level 2, Room 01 12 pm, 2 pm, 3 pm

Sustainability Hub CITY —Bldg 8, Level 2 (Kaleide Theatre) (access via Swanston Street), 11 am


ENVIrONMENTAL SCIENCE

D Environmental science

DD Environmental science/management


CITY —Bldg 12, Level 13, Room 2 11.30 am, 2.30 pm

GEOSPATIAL SCIENCE AND SurVEyING

D Geospatial science

D Surveying




PLANNING

DD Landscape architecture/ urban and regional plannning

CITY —Bldg 8, Level 12 CITY —Bldg 8, Level 11, Room 61 10 am, 2 pm


D urban and regional planning Sustainability Hub CITY —Bldg 8, Level 2 Foyer (Kaleide Theatre) (access via Swanston Street)

Sustainability Hub CITY —Bldg 8, Level 2, Room 8 (University Function Room) 11 am

CITY —Bldg 8, Level 2 (Kaleide Theatre) (access via Swanston Street), 2 pm

enVironMent And planning

rMit SuStainability coMMittee at the SuStainability Hub

CITY —Bldg 8, Level 2Foyer (Kaleide Theatre)Access via Swanston Street

Information session: 10.30 am

Learn more about a range of RMIT courses that focus on the environment and discover what RMIT is doing to improve sustainability.

Find out more about RMIT’s Environment Project in Vietnam.


health And Medical ScienceS


BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE

D Biomedical science Bundoora Health and Medical Sciences Hub BUNDOORA WEST —next to General Information Marquee

Information BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 205, Level 2, Room 15 BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 201, Level 2, Mezzanine


BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 207, Level 2, Room 2 11.30 am, 1.30 pm, 2.30 pm

Medical science overview BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 224, Level 1 (Lecture Theatre) 11 am, 1 pm

COMPLEMENTAry MEDICINE

DD PG Acupuncture/ Chinese manual therapy NEW


Displays BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 202, Level 4



D DD PG Chinese medicine/ human biology





D PG Chiropractic Bundoora Health and Medical Sciences Hub BUNDOORA WEST —next to General Information Marquee



BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 201, Level 3, Room 19 10.30 am, 11.30 am, 2 pm

T Myotherapy/remedial massage Health and Medical Sciences Hub CITY —Bldg 12, Level 4 (Student Lounge)

Remedial massage CITY —Bldg 51, Level 6

CITY —Bldg 51, Level 4, Room 3 11.30 am, 2 pm

D PG Osteopathy BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 202, Level 4, Room 30


DENTAL STuDIES

T Dental assisting

T Dental prosthetics

T Dental technology


MuSt SeefrEE MASSAGE

CITY —Bldg 51, Level 7, Room 8 Visit the myotherapy team at Health In your Hands for a free shoulder and neck massage and learn more about this area of study.

nEW PHaRMaCy DEGREE at RMit

BUNDOORA WEST —Building 205, Level 2

Meet pharmacy staff and students and experience RMIT’s state-of-the-art learning space featuring interactive displays relating to the pharmacy profession.

Free WorkSaFe health checkS!WorkHealth (an initiative of WorkSafe Victoria) will be offering FREE and confidential 15 minute WorkHealth checks at the RMIT Bundoora campus. If you are over 16 years of age and work casually, part time or full time and will be at the Open Day, you are eligible for a FREE WorkHealth check.

See the Bundoora campus General Information Marquee on the day for more information.



ExErCISE AND SPOrT SCIENCE

D Exercise and sport science NEW Bundoora Health and Medical Sciences Hub BUNDOORA WEST —next to General Information Marquee

Information BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 203, Level 3





LABOrATOry SCIENCE AND PATHOLOGy

D Laboratory medicine Bundoora Health and Medical Sciences Hub BUNDOORA WEST —next to General Information Marquee

Information BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 223, Level 2, Room 24




T Pathology CITY —Bldg 51, Level 6

T Pathology testing CITY —Bldg 51, Level 6

MEDICAL rADIATIONS

D Medical radiations Bundoora Health and Medical Sciences Hub BUNDOORA WEST —next to General Information Marquee





D Medical radiations— medical imaging/radiography

BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 201, Level 8, Room 3 BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 207, Level 3, Room 2 11.30 am, 1.30 pm, 2.30 pm


D Medical radiations— nuclear medicine



D Medical radiations— radiation therapy



NurSING AND ALLIED HEALTH

T Allied health assistance CITY —Bldg 51, Level 6

PG Nursing BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 201, Level 6, Room 18

D Nursing (registered Nurse/Division 1)


Information BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 201, Level 7, Labs 6 and 7


BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 201, Level 6, Room 22 Every hour from 10 am

health And Medical ScienceS cont


health And Medical ScienceS cont


T Nursing (Enrolled/Division 2 Nursing)

BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 201, Level 6, Room 17


BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 201, Level 6, Room 17 10.30 am, 11.30 am, 12.30 pm, 1.30 pm, 2.30 pm

Presentations will also cover medical training, nursing GapTraining and Certificate IV Training.

OCCuPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAfETy

T Occupational health and safety (part-time only)



OPTICAL DISPENSING

A Optical dispensing CITY —Bldg 51, Level 6


PHArMACy

D Pharmacy NEW Bundoora Health and Medical Sciences Hub BUNDOORA WEST —next to General Information Marquee



Medical science overview BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 224, Level 1, Lecture Theatre 11 am, 1 pm

PHArMACEuTICAL SCIENCE

D Pharmaceutical sciences Bundoora Health and Medical Sciences Hub BUNDOORA WEST —next to General Information Marquee



Medical science overview BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 224, Level 1, Lecture Theatre 11 am, 1 pm

PHySICAL EDuCATION

D Physical education Bundoora Health and Medical Sciences Hub BUNDOORA WEST —next to General Information Marquee

Information BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 203, Level 3



BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 207, Level 3, Room 1 12 pm, 2 pm, 3 pm


PSyCHOLOGy

D Psychology (applied science) Displays BUNDOORA WEST —Bldg 206, Level 2, Room 1



health and Medical ScienceS hub BUNDOORA WEST —next to General Information Marquee

Visit the hub to find out more about the following programs: chiropractic, osteopathy, chinese medicine, laboratory medicine, medical radiations, nursing and pharmaceutical sciences.

Tours to facilities and display areas depart regularly.

Can’t make it to Bundoora?

Visit the CITY Health and Medical Sciences Hub—Bldg 12, Level 4 (Student Lounge).



juSTICE

D Criminal justice administration CITY —Bldg 51, Level 3, Room 03 CITY —Bldg 51, Level 3, Room 2 10.30 am, 11.30 am, 1 pm, 2 pm, 3 pm

T justice CITY —Bldg 51, Level 2, Room 14

Crime scene CITY —Bldg 51, Level 2, Rooms 12

PG Human rights Sustainability Hub CITY —Bldg 8, Level 2 Foyer (Kaleide Theatre) (access via Swanston Street)

LEGAL POLICy AND ADMINISTrATION

T Conveyancing CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3

PG juris doctor Business marquee CITY —between Bldgs 9 and 13

D Legal and dispute studies CITY —Bldg 51, Level 3, Room 04 CITY —Bldg 51, Level 3, Room 2 12.30 pm

AD Legal (paralegal) NEW CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3

T Legal practice CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3

juStice And legal

MuSt SeeDrAMATIC CrIME SCENE

CITY —Bldg 51, Level 2, Room 12

Like to watch crime scene dramas? Want to learn about the Australian legal system?Visit the 'Dramatic Crime Scene' to solve the latest crime mystery...

2010 RMIT Open Day



COMMuNICATION

D Advertising CITY —Bldg 9, Level 2, Rooms 10 and 10b CITY —Bldg 10, Level 4, Room 27 (Casey Plaza Lecture Theatre—enter from Bowen Street) 11 am, 12.50 pm, 2.40 pm

T Advertising CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3 CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3 11.45 am, 1.45 pm

D journalism CITY —Bldg 9, Level 2, Rooms 15 and 16 CITY —Bldg 10, Level 4, Room 27 (Casey Plaza Lecture Theatre—enter from Bowen Street) 11.15 am, 1.05 pm, 2.55 pm

D Media CITY —Bldg 9, Level 2, Rooms 14 and 17 CITY —Bldg 10, Level 4, Room 27 (Casey Plaza Lecture Theatre—enter from Bowen Street) 11.30 am, 1.20 pm, 3.10 pm

D Professional communication CITY —Bldg 9, Level 3, Room 7 CITY —Bldg 10, Level 4, Room 27 (Casey Plaza Lecture Theatre—enter from Bowen Street) 11.45 am, 1.35 pm, 3.25 pm

T Public relations CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3 CITY —Bldg 13, Level 3 12.15 pm, 2.15 pm

D Public relations CITY —Bldg 9, Level 3, Rooms 10 and 12 CITY —Bldg 10, Level 4, Room 27 (Casey Plaza Lecture Theatre—enter from Bowen Street) 12 pm, 1.50 pm, 3.40 pm

MuSIC AND AuDIOVISuAL

T Audiovisual technology CITY —Bldg 94, Street level, (Studio Foyer) CITY —Bldg 94, Basement, Room 6 (Lecture Theatre) 10.30 am, 12.30 pm, 2.30 pm

D Music industry CITY —Bldg 94, Level 6, Room 27 CITY —Bldg 94, Basement, Room 6 (Lecture Theatre) 11.45 am, 1.15 pm

T Sound production CITY —Bldg 94, Street level, Rooms 23 and 26 CITY —Bldg 94, Basement, Room 6 (Lecture Theatre) 10.30 am, 12.30 pm, 2.30 pm

SCrEEN AND WrITING

D Creative writing CITY —Bldg 9, Level 3, Rooms 9 and 11 CITY —Bldg 9, Level 1 (Radio Theatre) 12 pm, 2 pm

AD Professional writing and editing CITY —Bldg 94, Level 4, Rooms 26 and 27 CITY —Bldg 94, Basement, Room 11 (Small Auditorium) 11.30 am, 1 pm, 2.45 pm

T Screen and media CITY —Bldg 94, Street level, Rooms 26 and 27 CITY —Bldg 94, Basement, Room 6 (Lecture Theatre) 10.30 am, 12.30 pm, 2.30 pm

T Screenwriting CITY —Bldg 94, Level 4, Rooms 26 and 27 CITY —Bldg 94, Basement, Room 11 (Small Auditorium) 11.45 am, 1.15 pm, 3 pm

Media and coMMunication StudentS FacilitieSCITY —Bldg 9The School of Media and Communication now boasts a state-of-the-art home in Bldg 9 on RMIT’s City campus. The renovated and upgraded facilities include dynamic, interactive spaces for collaboration and study. The School also has access to premium technology which supports all Media and Communication staff and students. Media and Communication research is carried out within the heart of this new and vibrant environment. Check out the state-of-the-art facilities in Bldg 9 (enter from Bowen Street).

Media And coMMunication



Science


BIOTECHNOLOGy

D Biotechnology Science Hub CITY —Bldg 28, Level 5 (Research Lounge)

Tours CITY —Bldg 14, Level 13


DD Biotechnology/ engineering—chemical



Demonstrations CITY —Bldg 7, Level 1, Room 8 12 pm, 2 pm, and 3 pm



T Laboratory technology (biotechnology)



CHEMISTry

DD Applied chemistry/ engineering—chemical


Demonstrations CITY —Bldg 7, Level 1, Room 8

DD Applied chemistry/management Science Hub CITY —Bldg 28, Level 5 (Research Lounge)

fOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGy

T food science and technology CITY —Bldg 51, Level 6

Activities CITY —Bldg 51, Level 8, Room 7

D food technology and nutrition


Tours CITY —Bldg 14, Level 13


DD food technology/ engineering—chemical


Demonstrations CITY —Bldg 7, Level 1, Room 8 12 pm, 2 pm, and 3 pm



GEOSPATIAL SCIENCE AND SurVEyING

D Geospatial science Science Hub CITY —Bldg 28, Level 5 (Research Lounge)



Science hubCITY —Bldg 28, Level 5, (Research Lounge)

Visit the Science hub to find out more about real career outcomes across 10 areas of science.

MuSt SeeICE CrEAM MAKING

CITY —Bldg 51, Level 8, Room 7Understand the process of ice cream making and taste the results!



D Surveying Science Hub CITY —Bldg 28, Level 5 (Research Lounge)



MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS

D Mathematics Science Hub CITY —Bldg 28, Level 5 (Research Lounge)



D Statistics Science Hub CITY —Bldg 28, Level 5 (Research Lounge)



NANOTECHNOLOGy

DD Nanotechnology/ applied sciences


Tours—nanotechnology CITY —Bldg 14, Level 6, Rooms 16 and 19

CITY —Bldg 12, Level 13, Room 2 11 am, 2 pm

PHySICS

DD Physics/engineering—electronic and communication


Tours—physics CITY —Bldg 14, Level 6, Rooms 16 and 19

SCIENCE

D Applied sciences (various programs)


CITY —Bldg 12, Level 13, Room 3 12.30 pm

D Applied sciences (student presentations)

CITY —Bldg 12, Level 13, Room 2 11 am, 2 pm

AD Applied science NEW CITY —Bldg 51, Level 8, Room 8 11.30 am, 2.30 pm

Science cont

MuSt SeeTHErMAL IMAGING CAMErA AND SCIENCE INDuSTry SPEAKErS

CITY —Bldg 12, Level 10 Find out about RMIT’s thermal imaging camera and other exciting equipment. Speak to industry representatives working in the fields of surveying and geospatial sciences.

Student preSentationSCITY —Bldg 12, Level 13, Room 3 12.30 pm, 1.30 pm

Hear about the experiences of current students studying in various areas of science, including biotechnology, environmental science and food science.

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rMIT university has a range of apprenticeships and traineeships available in the health industry and more traditional trades. With an apprenticeship or traineeship from rMIT, you will gain the opportunity to earn and learn.

RMIT staff and Australian Apprenticeship Centre officers will also be on hand to answer any questions you may have about becoming an apprentice or trainee.

.

Advice and displays

Please refer to the different sections of this guide for locations of displays and staff who can discuss apprenticeship and traineeship studies with you.

Trial-A-Trade

Building 56, Level 2 Earl Street, City campus

Trial-A-Trade is designed to give you an insight into some of the many trades offered at RMIT. Try your hand at any of our five minute activities listed below for a real experience. You will also have a chance to speak to our current students and expert staff about your options.

Surveying

Learn how to interpret a building height through a surveying instrument.

Plumbing

Develop some of your own plumbing by joining and testing pipes.

Electrical/Instrumental

Learn the fundamentals of building a basic electric motor and see how it works.

Air-conditioning/refrigeration

Discover how an air-conditioning system works then make a flare on the end of a copper pipe, connect it to a test system, and then test it for leaks.

Health in your Hands

Building 51 Levels 6 and 7 Victoria Parade, City Campus

The hands-on health activities offer you the opportunity to learn more about alternative careers in the health industry. Speak to current students and expert staff about your learning pathway.

Each of the following hands-on activities will run at 10.15 am, 12 pm and 2 pm.

Myotherapy—corporate massage Building 51 Level 6

Be treated to a massage while learning about where massage and communication skills can take you.

Myotherapy—corrective exercises Building 51 Level 6

Is that niggling in your back getting to you? Staff and students will show you exercises to strengthen your muscles by using innovative imaging technology and verbal cues.

Optical Building 51 Level 6

How are glasses made? Take a lab tour and see how lenses are auto edged and fitted to a spectacle frame.

Nursing Building 51 Level 6

Help the state-of-the-art ‘Sim Man’ as he battles with a variety of health emergencies and learn what you can do to help.

Applied health—step up Building 51 Level 6

You will be put through your paces with a series of exercises to find out how your heart is keeping up.

Single courSeS are another Way to Study

Take the same classes and complete the same assessment tasks as university students. Pick up a list of single subjects available. Visit the General Information marquees on each campus.Tel. +61 3 9925 8111Email: [email protected] www.singlecourses.rmit.edu.au

apprenticeShipS And traineeShipS At rMit

WorkShop tourSTours of rMIT’s various workshops are a great way to see the facilities on offer first hand. View the workshops and get a feel for your future workspace.Departing from Trial-A-Trade every hour from 10 am.

Trial-A-Trade

Health in Your Hands

engineering StudieS (Fitting and MachiningLearn how to use a CAD powered engraver and make your own personalised key ring.


student InformAtIon: opening up opportunitieS For eVeryoneAccess all areas!

RMIT University welcomes its students to a vibrant learning community.

RMIT values the rich diversity of the student population and offers an experience that is culturally enriching and tolerant of many traditions and beliefs. RMIT recognises that education has a key role in enabling people to reach their full potential and is committed to supporting the success of all students who choose to study at RMIT and who are admitted to a course.

By using an equity admission scheme you have an opportunity to outline and document your background, your achievements and your preparation for further study. It is a way for you to ensure that your individual circumstances are considered in the selection process for both TAFE and higher education

courses. RMIT encourages you to make use of equity admission schemes if you believe that your particular circumstances warrant special consideration in securing a place in one of RMIT’s courses.

Join one of the ‘Introduction to RMIT’ presentations or visit the General Information Marquee on each campus for more information.

www.rmit.edu.au/programs/apply/equitywww.rmit.edu.au/scholarships

Pathways to success

Pathways provide opportunities for students to transfer from one course to another. It is another way of getting to where you want to go. Different levels of study at RMIT mean you can explore more than one way of getting the qualification you want.

You could also get recognition for your existing skills and knowledge. Completed TAFE qualifications can be credited towards a degree and, alternatively, partly completed degree studies may be accredited to a TAFE diploma or advanced diploma.

For more information about pathways, visit the General Information Marquee at each campus or call (03) 9925 2260.

www.rmit.edu.au/programs/pathways

student liFemore to check out on the dAyrMIT Student union (ruSu)

Information overload? Visit RUSU (RMIT University Student Union) and enjoy student club stalls, music and freebies. RUSU is the home of student life at RMIT – connect with us online now!

www.su.rmit.edu.au

» City campus—Bldg 8, Level 3 » Brunswick campus— Bldg 514, Level 2 » Bundoora campus— Bldg 204, Level 1

rMIT Link

Come and find out about how you can compete with elite athletes in the Australian University Championships, join a sports team, or take part in one of the many trips and tours within Victoria and beyond! Volunteer and leadership opportunities are also available.

www.link.rmit.edu.au

City campus Bldg 8, Level 3 Tel. (03) 9925 3751

Bundoora campus west Bldg 204 Tel. (03) 9925 7226

Bundoora Netball and Sports Centre

State-of-the-art facility in the heart of the Bundoora campus including FIFA-certified soccer courts, track and field ovals, tennis, netball, basketball, hockey, squash and volleyball courts and more.

rMIT Gallery

The gallery will be open for RMIT Open Day Sunday 14 August 12 – 4 pm.

RMIT Gallery showcases the best of national and international art. Located on Swanston Street, right in the heart of the City campus, the gallery offers up to 15 changing exhibitions a year, as well as free artist talks, seminars and cultural events.

The gallery is open especially for RMIT Open Day and will be the last day visitors can see Gioielli d'Autore. Padova e la Scuola dell'oro. (Italian Contemporary Jewellery. Padua and its Jewellery School).

rMITV

Get involved in RUSU’s student-run television production house, which is primarily funded by RMIT University Student Union. RMITV specialises in live and award-winning programs on Channel 31.

Gain invaluable experience and launch your TV and media career.

www.rmitv.org

City campus—Bldg 12, Level 4

SyN Media

Youth community radio and TV. Broadcasting on Open Day at the City campus:

» 90.7 FM » Channel 31

New members welcome.

Visit the studio at: City campus—Bldg 52, 16 Cardigan Street

www.syn.org.au

ScholarshipsRMIT offers a range of scholarships recognising your leadership skills, community involvement and academic excellence. Equity scholarships are also available to support students from all backgrounds achieve their study ambitions.

For further information, visit www.rmit.edu.au/scholarships .

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indexa

accounting ................................................................. 5

acupuncture/Chinese manual therapy ........................................................ 15

advertising ...........................................................5, 19

aged care work .......................................................... 7

airline pilot ................................................................. 10

allied health assistance ............................................. 16

animation and interactive media ............................... 3

applied chemistry/engineering—chemical ............... 20

applied chemistry/management .............................. 20

applied science ........................................................ 21

applied sciences ....................................................... 21

architecture ................................................................. 2

audiovisual technology ............................................. 19

aviation ..................................................................... 10

b

banking services ........................................................ 5

biomedical engineering ........................................... 10

biomedical science ................................................... 15

biotechnology ........................................................... 20

biotechnology/engineering—chemical..................... 20

building and construction ........................................... 2

building design (architectural) ..................................... 2

business ..................................................................... 6

business administration ............................................. 6

business information systems ............................... 5, 8

business study tours and exchange ......................... 5

c

chemical engineering .............................................. 11

chemical engineering/applied chemistry .................. 11

chemical engineering/biotechnology ....................... 11

chemical engineering/food technology .................... 11

chemical engineering/management ......................... 11

Chinese medicine/human biology ............................ 15

chiropractic ............................................................... 15

commerce .................................................................. 6

communication design ............................................... 3

computer science ...................................................... 8

computer systems ...............................................8, 11

computing studies ...................................................... 8

conservation and land management ....................... 14

construction management ......................................... 2

conveyancing .......................................................2, 18

creative writing ......................................................... 19

criminal justice administration ................................... 18

d

dental assisting ......................................................... 15

dental prosthetics ..................................................... 15

dental technology ..................................................... 15

design ......................................................................... 3

disability ...................................................................... 7

disability work ............................................................. 7

e

early childhood education .......................................... 9

economics and finance .............................................. 5

education—coursework............................................. 9

education—early childhood ....................................... 9

education—primary .................................................... 9

education (primary teaching) ...................................... 9

education (primary teaching)—art expertise .............. 9

education (primary teaching/disability) ....................... 9

education—research .................................................. 9

education—secondary ............................................... 9

electrical and instrumentation .................................. 12

electrical technology ................................................. 12

electronic and communication engineering/ computer science ...................................................... 8

electronics and communications ............................. 12

engineering—aerospace .......................................... 10

engineering—aerospace/management ................... 10

engineering—aerospace (mechanical) ..................... 10

engineering—automotive ......................................... 10

engineering—civil and infrastructure ........................ 11

engineering—civil and infrastructure/ management ............................................................ 11

engineering—civil and structural design .................. 11

engineering—computer and network ..................8, 11

engineering—computer and network/ computer science ................................................8, 11

engineering—computer and network/management ..........................................8, 11

engineering—electrical ............................................. 12

engineering—electrical and electronic ..................... 12

engineering—electrical/commerce ......................... 12

engineering—electrical/management ...................... 12

engineering—electronic and communication .......... 12

engineering—electronic and communication/ computer science .................................................... 12

engineering—electronic and communication/ physics ..................................................................... 12

engineering—mechanical......................................... 10

engineering—mechanical/management .................. 10

engineering—mechanical/manufacturing ................ 10

engineering—mechatronics and manufacturing ..... 13

engineering—sustainable systems .......................... 13

engineering technology (advanced manufacturing) . 13

engineering technology—civil................................... 11

engineering technology—electrical/electronics ....... 12

engineering technology—mechanical ...................... 10

engineering technology—network ........................... 11

entrepreneurship ....................................................... 5

environment .............................................................. 14

environmental engineering .................................12, 14

environmental engineering/environmental science .. 12

environmental science .............................................. 14

environmental science/ engineering— environmental ........................................................... 14

environmental science/management ....................... 14

environment/environmental science ........................ 14

equity ........................................................................ 23

ESL (access and further study) .................................. 9

ESL (access) for overseas qualified nurses ................ 9

exercise and sport science ..................................... 16

F

fashion and textile merchandising .............................. 3

fashion design ............................................................ 3

fashion design and technology .................................. 3

finance ........................................................................ 5

financial planning ....................................................... 5

fine art—ceramics ...................................................... 3

fine art—drawing ........................................................ 3

fine art—fine art photography .................................... 3

fine art—gold and silversmithing ................................ 3

fine art—media arts .................................................... 3

fine art—painting ........................................................ 3

fine art—printmaking .................................................. 3

fine art—sculpture ...................................................... 3

fine art—sound........................................................... 3

fitting and machining ................................................ 13

food science and technology .................................. 20

food technology and nutrition .................................. 20

food technology/engineering—chemical ................. 20

footwear ..................................................................... 3

furniture design ........................................................... 3

furniture design and technology ................................. 3

furniture making and cabinet making ......................... 4

further education ........................................................ 9


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games and graphics programming (IT) ...................... 8

games design ............................................................. 3

games, graphics and digital media (computer science) ...................................................................... 8

general education for adults ....................................... 9

geospatial science ..............................................14, 20

graphic design ............................................................ 3

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honours in business .................................................. 5

human rights ............................................................ 18

i

industrial design .......................................................... 4

information management .......................................... 5

information technology .......................................... 5, 8

interactive digital media .............................................. 3

interior design ............................................................. 2

interior design and decoration .................................... 2

international business ................................................ 5

international studies .................................................... 7

j

journalism ................................................................ 19

juris doctor ............................................................... 18

justice ....................................................................... 18

l

laboratory medicine .................................................. 16

laboratory technology (biotechnology) ..................... 20

landscape architecture ............................................... 2

landscape architecture/urban and regional planning ................................................................2, 14

languages ................................................................... 7

legal and dispute studies .......................................... 18

legal (paralegal) ........................................................ 18

legal practice ............................................................ 18

logistics ...................................................................... 5

logistics and supply chain management ................... 5

logistics management ................................................ 5

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management ............................................................. 6

management—frontline ............................................ 6

marketing ................................................................... 6

mathematics ............................................................. 21

MBA/MBA executive ................................................. 6

media ....................................................................... 19

medical radiations .................................................... 16

medical radiations—medical imaging/radiography .. 16

medical radiations—nuclear medicine ..................... 16

medical radiations—radiation therapy...................... 16

multimedia systems design (information technology) ................................................................. 3

music industry ......................................................... 19

myotherapy/remedial massage ............................... 15

n

nanotechnology/applied sciences ........................... 21

nursing ...................................................................... 16

nursing (enrolled/division 2 nursing) ......................... 17

nursing (registered nurse/division 1) ......................... 16

o

occupational health and safety (part-time only) .......................................................... 17

optical dispensing..................................................... 17

osteopathy ............................................................... 15

p

pathology.................................................................. 16

pathology testing ...................................................... 16

pharmaceutical sciences.......................................... 17

pharmacy ................................................................ 17

photography (arts) ...................................................... 4

photoimaging ............................................................. 4

physical education.................................................... 17

physical education (primary and secondary) .............. 9

physics/engineering—electronic and communication ........................................................ 21

plumbing .................................................................. 13

principal technical officer .......................................... 13

printing and graphic arts ........................................... 4

product design ........................................................... 4

professional accountancy and accountancy ............ 5

professional accounting ............................................. 5

professional communication ................................... 19

professional writing and editing ............................... 19

project management .................................................. 2

property ...................................................................... 2

property and construction management (foundation studies).............................. 2

property services (facilities management) .................. 2

psychology (applied science) ................................... 17

psychology (social science) ........................................ 7

public relations .....................................................6, 19

r

refrigeration/air-conditioning ..................................... 13

S

scholarships ............................................................. 23

screen and media .................................................... 19

screenwriting ........................................................... 19

social work ................................................................. 7

social work/psychology (social science) .................... 7

software engineering .................................................. 8

sound production ..................................................... 19

spatial information services (surveying, mapping and GIS) ................................................................... 13

statistics ................................................................6, 21

strategic procurement ........................................... 5, 6

surveying ......................................................13, 14, 21

t

telecommunications ................................................. 12

textile design ............................................................... 4

textile design and development ................................. 4

textile technology ........................................................ 4

translating and interpreting ......................................... 7

u

urban and regional planning ..................................... 14

V

valuation ..................................................................... 2

VCE ............................................................................ 9

VCE, VCE for adults, VCAL ........................................ 9

visual arts .................................................................... 4

visual merchandising .................................................. 4

y

youth work ................................................................. 7

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freQuently Asked QueStionS

How do I get to Open Day?

Visit www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au for information on transport timetables, maps and routes.

City campus

330 Swanston Street Melbourne VIC 3000 Melway ref: Map 2B, E12

Getting there Train: Exit train line at Melbourne Central station Tram: 14 routes available Bus: 13 routes available

Brunswick campus

Dawson Street Brunswick VIC 3056 Melway ref: Map 29, F8

Getting there Train: Exit Upfield line at Jewell or Brunswick station Tram: Route 19 and 55 Bus: Route 506

The Brunswick campus is only five kilometres

from the city.

Bundoora campus

Plenty Road Bundoora VIC 3083 Melway ref: Map 10, A7

Getting there Train: Exit Hurstbridge line at Greensborough station and take bus 566 or 560 to campus Tram: Route 86 Bus Route 562, 563, 564

How do I contact rMIT?

Tel. +61 3 9925 2000 (on Open Day) or +61 3 9925 2260 (before or after Open Day)

Join the RMIT community via Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, Foursquare and many more.

For more info visit www.rmit.edu.au/interact or on mobile at www.rmit.edu.au/mobile and get Open Day on the go!

How do I apply to study at rMIT?

Application procedures will depend on the program you want to study and also differ for Semester one and Semester two intakes.

Applications may need to be submitted through VTAC, by direct application or school-based application.

Visit the General Information Marquee on each campus for more information.

How much are the TAfE/university tuition fees?

Fees vary according to program length and type.

Visit www.rmit.edu.au/programs/fees for full details of university and TAFE program fees.

Degrees

You may be eligible for a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) which means your program is jointly funded by you and the government.

TAfE programs

You may be eligible for a government-subsidised place.

Visit www.rmit.edu.au/programs/apply/tafe for information about TAFE eligibility.

What are the additional costs of study?

You may need to cover expenses for text books, study materials, field trips etc. You might also want to consider costs of living and public transport. Services are available to students to help with budgeting and financial matters.

What scholarships are available?

RMIT offers a number of merit and equity scholarships.

Visit www.rmit.edu.au/scholarships to find out more and to check your eligibility.

Visit the General Information Marquee for more information.

What is the difference between VET fEE-HELP and HECS-HELP?

Both schemes assist eligible students to pay for all or part of their tuition costs. VET FEE-HELP is for Vocational Education and Training programs, while HECS-HELP is for higher education programs.

Through both schemes you will repay the loan to the Australian Government through the tax system once your income is above the minimum repayment threshold level as set by the Government.

I’m from overseas. What facilities are available to help me adjust to life in Melbourne?

RMIT International provides a huge range of support services from your arrival and throughout your entire stay.

Please visit www.rmit.edu.au/international for detailed information.

Make sure you check out the Introduction to RMIT Info Session for International Students in Bldg 10.

Visit the General Information Marquee on Open Day or call International Services on tel. +61 3 9925 5156.

I have not managed to see everything. How do I find out more after Open Day?

Visit Info Corner—Bldg 22, 330 Swanston Street (Corner La Trobe) City campus, tel. +61 3 9925 2260 or email [email protected] or visit www.rmit.edu.au

I will need to find accommodation in Melbourne. Can rMIT help?

RMIT’s housing advisory service will provide you with information, assistance and rent advice to best suit your individual needs. Contact them on tel. +61 3 9925 2963 (City) or +61 3 9925 7280 (Bundoora)

RMIT Village provides premium student accommodation and is a five-minute tram ride from the City campus. It will be open for tours during Open Day.

Visit www.rmitvillage.com.au

I want to study overseas. Where can I get more information on international opportunities?

Each year thousands of RMIT students take part in various overseas study experiences. Attend one of the Education Abroad/RMIT Vietnam presentations at City campus, visit www.rmit.edu.au/globalpassport/educationabroad, email [email protected] or tel. +61 3 9925 3947.

I want to take a year off. Can I still hold onto my place at rMIT?

Australian or New Zealand citizens or Australian permanent residents who have received an offer for a program at RMIT can apply to defer their place.

Special criteria apply to international students.

Visit www.rmit.edu.au/programs/apply/defer for more information.

Helpful phone numbers and websites

rMIT website www.rmit.edu.au

rMIT Info Corner Tel. +61 3 9925 2260 Email [email protected]

Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC)www.vtac.edu.au Tel. 1300 364 133 or +61 3 9954 3220 (International callers)

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use this planner to help you get the most out of your open day experience. jot down a list of everything you want to see and do—so you don’t miss out.

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Building 515, Level 1 Room 27

iPad2 Competition Building 514, Library

Student Works

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fashion Parade Building 516, Level 2

Student Works Building 514

iPad2 Competition Online Entry Point Library, Building 514, Level 2

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BRUNSWICK —Bldg 516, Level 2, 11.20 am, 1.20 pmCheck out Melbourne’s emerging fashion design talent and see latest fashion trends at this favourite of RMIT Open Day.

Fashion Parade 2010


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Athletics Track & Soccer Field

Lake

Tennis Courts

Hockey Field

Football Field

Numdaji Kwei Childcare Centre

Nursing

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Bundoora Netball and Sports Centre

iPad2 Competition Building 210, Library

Health and Medical Sciences Hub

General Information Presentations

Building 224, Level 1 Lecture Theatre

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Bundoora West

Health and Medical Sciences Hub next to General Information Marquee

Education and Training Information Building 220

Nursing Information Building 201

iPad2 Competition Online Entry Point Library, Building 210, Level 2

Bundoora Netball and Sports Centre Building 203

Bundoora East

Aviation and Aerospace Engineering information Building 251

Sustainable Systems Engineering information Building 251

Free WorkSaFe health checkS!WorkHealth (an initiative of WorkSafe Victoria) will be offering FREE and confidential 15 minute WorkHealth checks at the RMIT Bundoora campus. If you are over 16 years of age and work casually, part time or full time and will be at the Open Day, you are eligible for a FREE WorkHealth check.

See the Bundoora campus General Information Marquee on the day for more information.

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La Trobe Street

Little La Trobe Street

A’Beckett Street

Franklin Street

Victoria Street

Queensberry Street

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Storey HallOrmond statue

Melbourne CentralTrain Station

MCCC

RMIT Bookshop

Kaleide Theatre

Victoria State Library

Old Melbourne Gaol

Casey Plaza Theatre

Alumni

Courtyard

City Baths

Former Magistrates’ Court

RMIT Design Hub(under construction)

Emily McPherson

Swanston Academic Building

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Bowen Street

464 •72 72

Enter via Swanston Street

General Information PresentationBuilding 56, Level 3, Lecture Theatre

(enter via Queensberry Street)

Trial -A-TradeBuilding 56

Health in Your HandsBuilding 51 Business

Marquee

iPad2 Competition Building 12, Level 4

city caMpuS

Free buSeS – inForMationCITY – BUNDOORA – CITYDepart every 30 mins from Russell Street (City) and bus stop adjacent to Building 202 (Bundoora). Trip takes approximately 35 mins.First bus (both locations) 10.30 am Final bus (both locations) 4.30 pm

CITY – BRUNSWICK – CITYDepart every 30 mins from Russell Street (City) and bus stop adjacent to Building 514 (Brunswick). Trip takes 15 mins.First bus (both locations) 10.30 am Final bus (both locations) 4.30 pm

CITY – RMIT VILLAGE – CITYMini buses depart every 20 mins from Russell Street (City) and from RMIT Village. Trip takes 5 mins.First bus (departing City) 10.30 am Final bus (departing RMIT Village) 4.30 pm

BUNDOORA WEST –BUNDOORA EAST – BUNDOORA WESTMini buses depart every 15 mins from bus stop adjacent to Building 202 (Bundoora west) and bus stop adjacent to Building 251 (Bundoora east). Trip takes 5 mins.First bus (departing Bundoora west) 10.30 am Final bus (departing Bundoora east) 4.30 pm

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Computing and IT Hub Building 10, Level 4, Room 31 (TV Lounge)

Engineering Hub Building 16, Level 5 (Storey Hall Auditorium)

Health and Medical Sciences Hub Building 12, Level 4 (Student Lounge)

Science Hub Building 28, Level 5 (Research Lounge)

Sustainability Hub Building 8, Level 2 Foyer (Kaleide Theatre) (access via Swanston Street)

Architecture and Building Information Buildings 8, 13, 16, 56, 87 and 94

Art and Design Information Buildings 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 14, 36, 37, 49, 71, 88 and 94

Business Information Building 13 (enter between Buildings 9 and 13 or from Russell St)

Community Services and Social Sciences information Buildings 12, 37 and 51

Education and Training Information Buildings 12, 51, 94 and 98

Environment and Planning Information Buildings 8, 10, 12, 16 and 28

Media and Communications Information Buildings 9, 13 and 94

www.rmit.edu.au

Take a photograph/scan this code with your mobile phone to visit RMIT’s mobile website for Open Day. www.rmit.edu.au/mobile/openday

RMIT University Open Day Guide 2011

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