RMIT University

RMIT University of Australia, Melbourne, is a research platform for higher learning known as RMIT University, or more formally, the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. Francis Ormond established University in Australia in 1887 as a night school in response to the Australian industrial revolution. RU offered courses in technology, science, and art. For more than a century, it operated as a private institution. In 1992, it merged with the Phillip Institute of Technology to create a government university. It is Australia’s top dual-sector educational institution, with over 95,000 higher and vocational education students enrolled. It is also one of the richest colleges in Australia, with an annual income of over AUD 1.5 billion. It is the best fine arts institution in Australia and Oceania and is designated a five-star university by Quacquarelli Symonds. It is also ranked 15th in the globe for fine arts courses.

University’s ranking is also satisfactory as it owns the 351st position among the best universities in the globe. Whereas, University’s ranking in Australia is 11th. Furthermore, the University world ranking, also known as the RMIT University QS ranking, is 190. Another plus is the RMIT University acceptance rate of 22.0%

National and international students can apply for University scholarships. Information about University tuition fees for international students, University master’s courses, and graduate courses are available on the official website. Other facilities include University accommodations and a Library

RMIT university campus

Melbourne City campus

Bundoora

Brunswick campus

Other partners

University Singapore

University Hong Kong