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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.

On Thanh Tu's journey in founding RMIT Queer and Alliance Club, she's learned that real leadership begins when you make space for others to be heard, that’s where inclusivity starts to grow.

Three RMIT Vietnam students, driven by curiosity and a sense of responsibility, achieved what many young innovators aspire to: three top prizes at international competitions with their sustainable solutions, turning local challenges into world-class impact through creativity, teamwork, and relentless curiosity.

What began as a university assignment has evolved into a global cultural ambassador at the world's biggest board game exhibition. Blending folklore, strategy, and storytelling, Am Binh, created by a group of RMIT students, transforms Vietnam’s spiritual universe into a world that feels vivid, tactile, and unmistakably Vietnamese.

If you’re a Digital Marketing major, you may have heard about the Pitching sessions, But what exactly is it all about? And what should you expect? Let’s break down some common myths and facts to help you understand more about this!

Every semester, RMIT Vietnam's Club Day transforms both Saigon South and Hanoi campuses into vibrant showcases of student creativity. With one of the event’s signatures - booth decoration, let’s see how student clubs turn this activity into an interactive playground where imagination meets community spirit.

Stepping into university life is exciting with new friends, new independence, and… a surprising number of deadlines. If you're a first-year student at RMIT, one of the biggest adjustments is juggling multiple assignments and tight deadlines. So, how do you stay on top of everything without burning out? Mastering the art of meeting deadlines!

The Powerpuff Girls Team stood out in The Accessibility Design Competition 2025 (ADC) with NeuroAICC, a solution designed to make job interviews fairer and more inclusive for autistic adults. Their solution not only promotes equal opportunities in the workplace but also reflects a broader vision of creating a more inclusive world for everyone.

Beginning university often marks a major shift in life. Assignments pile up, lessons grow more complex, and future career paths seem both exciting and daunting. In the middle of all this, one powerful yet sometimes overlooked action can transform the student experience: asking for help.

More than just a celebration, the largest banh mi number ‘25’ GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title attempt and achievement by the RMIT Vietnam community raised USD 21,000 for KOTO Dream School, turning a symbol of Vietnam’s everyday life into a powerful gesture of community, compassion, and growth.

For many students, LinkedIn may seem a little out of reach. You know you should be on it, but how do you actually make it work? How do you stand out among hundreds of profiles? And most importantly, how do you impress recruiters at first sight? That’s where LinkedIn Leap! comes in.