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Transitioning from university to the working world comes with unknowns, filled with questions, challenges, and surprises. Four final-year RMIT students share their eye-opening experiences and what it takes to bridge the gap from student to young professionals.

Whether you’re sharing a bowl of pho, grabbing a banh mi, or just sipping coffee, eating together creates a relaxed space for conversation. Sharing a meal is one of the easiest and most natural ways to break the ice and start building your uni-crew.

In a world full of choices, competition, and constant change, how do you find the path that’s truly right for you? At RMIT, students are learning to harness self-awareness as the foundation for building an authentic personal brand that aligns with their values, strengths, and aspirations.

University life can feel overwhelming at first: new faces, new services and support, and way too much to figure out. That’s why we’ve put together this no-stress guide with everything you actually need to know to get started.

Regardless of your major or personality, teammates can make or break your university experience. Whether for class projects, startups, or competitions, who you work with matters. After years of trial and error, here’s what I’ve learned about finding the right people to work with.

Forty percent of students visiting the Job Shop seek help with crafting and improving resumes and cover letters. This article offers a step-by-step guide using RMIT's virtual assistant, VAL, for first-time applicants.

Hosted by the RMIT Mass Media Club – SGS, Tơ-gether recreates familiar scenes from human memories, crafting a nostalgic yet creatively modern event shaped by today’s generation of students

The journey to Poland offered RMIT Vietnam students more than just academic workshops and teamwork. It pushed them out of their comfort zones and reached deep within, into moments of growth, connection, and self-discovery.

The Yarn Project, launched by the SIFE Club, was a community-building initiative that aimed to foster genuine human connections in a digital age through interactive activities and daily reflective questions.

When a group of RMIT Vietnam students arrived in Poznań, Poland, they also began a powerful journey of collaboration and discovery. The trip became a shining example of how people from different backgrounds can come together, exchange ideas, and build something greater together.

At RMIT, the quality of the student learning experience is at the core. One key way to gather valuable insights to enhance students' courses is through the Course Experience Survey (CES).

While opportunities don't always come with clear instructions, those willing to take the leap often find themselves on a journey filled with unexpected lessons and meaningful connections.