Student news and events

Are you having a hard time dealing with the transition to university? Are you feeling lost and unsure about who to talk to under academic pressure? Even exciting university changes can feel overwhelming. Learning practical mental health tips to cope with change early can help you feel more at ease as you settle into university life.

From glowing streets to lively cafés, Christmas in Vietnam has evolved into a festive social gathering, particularly among young people. Whether you’re an expat or a local, this guide highlights what to do in Vietnam during Christmas to enjoy the holiday to the fullest.

From personalised learning support to strategic study planning, Student Academic Success (SAS) has shaped the confidence of thousands of students to reach their academic goals. As the Peer-Assisted Learning (PAL) program marked its tenth year, let’s look back at how it has grown into impactful learning communities within and beyond RMIT.

Our thoughts are with the Jewish community, within RMIT and beyond, and those personally impacted by this tragedy.

International Festival 2025 and Light Night transformed the campus into a vibrant “world tour”. Authentic cultural booths and lively night-fair experiences, and stunning light night 3D-mapping showcase brought everyone together to celebrate culture and creativity as a truly immersive and joyful moment.

RMIT Vietnam’s Careers, Alumni, and Industry Relations team introduced the VN-Intern Buddy on VAL - RMIT’s AI virtual learning assistant.

What does it take for students to become future-ready creatives? For the Perfect Pitch 2025 winners, the answer lay in redefining their personal brands. Turning hidden strengths into clear professional identities, they showed how RMIT students can shape their career readiness long before graduation.

What started as a free workout became a game-changer. Body Fit gave me energy, discipline, and a campus crew that made uni life brighter.