RMIT University Ranking: World Ranking and Subject Ranking in Australia 2024

There's no placement cell as such but there is a job shop that helps you end to end from building resume to applying for jobs so it works out well for students rest for tech median salary hovers around 80-100k for freshers.

Not yet

Depends on the field. Creative and design field don't have any opportunities. There is usually no on campus recruitment but any technology and health care field would be easy to get a job.

RMIT university, no stipend, communications intern. 3 months length from campus.

As I am a first year student I have limited knowledge about the placement opportunities that RMIT has to offer. But one thing I know is you will get placement assistance if you ask for it.

First Year international students do not get a lot of paid internship opportunities. There are vacationer or graduate programs that many companies offer, but you have to be in your final year to be considered.

Companies usually don't visit campuses here, you either get an opportunity through job fairs, internships, job shops or you can apply online through LinkedIn, seek.

No, I didn’t go for the internship because of covid but I did project for Darebin city council.

There is no direct placement in the campus, we have to look by ourselves. That's the thing need to be given foremost priority.

University experience was pretty good but after the graduation it's really hard to find a job. No guidance or assistance is provided.

After the WIL project we were given the opportunity to continue with our project even after the semester if anyone of us interested, this was offered by our industry and there were some offers via linked in as well.

I have not started working yet.

As of placement is concerned, I had to apply by myself as no universities have a concept of college placement. Being a student of RMIT university, acted as a brand when I applied for jobs. I was able to secure a job with one month after my graduation. it also depends on how well you can sell yourself. Currently Australia is in demand for man power. Hence, a good place to work and explore your career.

It was more related to the university internship. But highly possible to opt (depends on the course and previous year experience).

I moved back to my country post the course and is working with a big analytical firm in a Senior position.

Everything of my UNI was perfect. Issues were addressed. Special care taken on health and wellbeing. A very balanced and informative course structure. Definitely one will come out as a more confident person.

Good opportunities are available in IT field but just need to wait for 6 months after graduation to grab one.

The university is best for IT course. It comes in average universities. No too busy or too lazy education. You can manage part-time jobs too while studying. Staff is also good and supportive. All of your doubts will get cleared.

10000+ plus industries and companies are affiliated and joined with RMIT. And they had placed 3 lac students till now for their interested post. There are so many platforms of RMIT that offers jobs, placement, and work and one of them is JOB SHOP. The Job Shop is a free service for RMIT students for finding and applying for casual, part-time and graduate jobs, free resume and cover letter workshops, Industry events and networking sessions and helps students get an easy pay off 2.5 lac to 30 lac package

Work Integrated Learning is a learning activity where you use your academic learning in a real-life situation, with a real industry students can complete this activity, which is formally assessed for credit towards your qualification. WIL activities you undertake are an internship, projects with industry and community-based organisations and art projects with exhibitions. In the whole program, I got 2 online internships and 2 on-campus internships in Cisco, ZenSar, Wipro and Adidas shoe manufacturing and was entitled to a total of 600000 stipends.