Student news 2026

Organised by the RMIT Fintech Club, Hack-A-Venture 2025 grew from a campus observation into a hackathon competition that attracts 385 participants from 32 universities across Vietnam. Behind that journey lies a practical blueprint in ownership, trust, and building credibility for students ready to prove that “student-scale” is only a mindset.

RMIT Library can feel intimidating at first with rows of books and unfamiliar systems you’re not quite sure about. But beyond being a place to study, RMIT library is one of the most powerful academic tools you can use to navigate your academic journey, both online and on campus.

What does it take to turn a simple café visit into a meaningful creative artefact? Anchored in Vietnamese Gen Z’s café-driven digital culture, Urban Brews challenged students to look beyond the scroll, reimagining coffee dates as creative experiments where coffee culture evolved into purposeful digital production.

No work experience? No extracurricular activities? That doesn’t mean there’s nothing to talk about on your CV. Let’s break down five practical steps you can take to strengthen your CV from zero, helping you highlight your skills, mindset, and potential, even before your first job.

Making a beautiful vision board or claiming affirmations online can feel like a great first step. But as 2026 unfolds, discover what it really takes for you to manifest academic success once the semester gets busy and motivation starts to dip.

Curious about which skills will set you up for success at RMIT and beyond? This article reveals the key areas to boost your personal and professional growth during your university journey.

Exploring gender equity takes on new meaning as four RMIT Vietnam students transform the abstract concept into a playable exploration of EQUINOPOLY, their first-prize-winning entry at Hack The Gap, a student-led gender equity competition.

Landing your dream internship or graduate role starts long before you click “Apply”. From crafting a strong CV to writing a compelling cover letter and confidently handling interviews, every step matters.

RMIT Queer & Alliance Club (RQAC)‘s ‘Chrysalis’ brought awareness to the asexual community, seeking to deepen understanding of attraction while challenging common misconceptions about asexuality and aromanticism.