The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT University) is one of Australia’s leading public universities, renowned globally for its focus on applied research, innovation, and industry-based learning. Established in 1887 as the Working Men’s College, RMIT earned royal patronage in 1954 and officially became a university in 1992. With its main campus located in the heart of Melbourne’s vibrant CBD, RMIT offers a dynamic environment surrounded by modern architecture, cultural institutions, and business hubs. The university also operates campuses in Brunswick and Bundoora in Melbourne, as well as international campuses in Vietnam (Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City) and a research hub in Spain.

Academically, RMIT is recognized for its strengths in art and design, architecture, engineering, business, communication, health, and technology. It ranks highly in global rankings, particularly in design and creative disciplines, and maintains strong connections with over 16,000 industry partners worldwide. RMIT offers a wide range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and vocational programs designed to equip students with real-world skills and experiences. With a diverse student population of over 90,000 across its global campuses, RMIT provides a rich student life with over 100 clubs, modern facilities, and strong support services including accommodation, health and wellbeing, and career development. Its reputation for innovation, hands-on learning, and global engagement makes RMIT a popular choice among international students.