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RMIT
RMIT Career
Career Advisers’
Advisers’ Update
Update –– July
July Issue
Issue
> The Future of Business
> Term 2 school group event winner
> RMIT’s Equitable Learning Services
> RMIT 2022 Scholarships
> Marieluise Jonas Scholarship for Landscape Architecture
> 69th Australian Book Design Awards
> Support for Indigenous Students
> Global High School Cybersecurity Competition
> Key Contacts
Congratulations to our winner, James P. in Year 10 at St
Moncia's College!
Each term, RMIT Student Recruitment gives away a
$200 voucher of the student’s choice from a range of
options when students elect to stay in touch with
RMIT. Not only do students then receive
communications from RMIT specific to their interest
area, they also go in the draw and could be the next
winner!
Request an Event
We’ve adopted a new agile, non-traditional course
structure to equip students with greater hands-on
learning opportunities and industry engagement.
The Bachelor of Business and the Bachelor of
Business Professional Practice have been designed
with and for industry, ensuring that you’ll develop Starting uni with a disability, long-term illness or mental
relevant and highly sought-after skills and health condition can be daunting at first, but RMIT’s
knowledge. Equitable Learning Services (ELS) are designed to
We’ve removed the traditional course structure support students all the way.
focusing on lectures and exams (except where At RMIT's on-campus Open Day events, parents and
required by accrediting bodies) to concentrate on students will have the chance to speak to ELS advisors
real-world business problem solving, that allows you and learn more about the transition to uni. At Next Fest,
to build a portfolio of industry-relevant featuring online and on-campus events, you’ll also have
achievements and transferable experiences. the chance to chat with academics and future
Find out more employers, explore our campuses and unlock a range of
study options.
Find out more about ELS
RMIT Career Advisers’ Update – July Issue
at RMIT, where she spent eight years as part of the
Landscape Architecture program.
This annual Scholarship provides Landscape Architecture
students with the opportunity to undertake either an
international internship in Landscape Design practice or
self-guided research and exploration in Landscape
Architecture. It allows for global activities, with a
preference for activities in Asia in keeping with
Marieluise's passion.
Find out more
RMIT has a range of scholarships to help students
make the leap to study at RMIT University. We have a
great range of scholarships including ones for
Indigenous Australians, for migrants, for women in
STEM, for those who need financial assistance, for
those who need to move to study or for those
studying particular courses.
Applications direct to RMIT are opening 30 July 2021
and most close on 30 October 2021. Students should
put a reminder in their phones to check out RMIT’s
scholarship website in early August.
Find out more
Each year the Australian Book Design Awards celebrates
the best and brightest in Australian book design. These
awards are open to books designed and published for
the first time in Australia.
Kespa Katsuk, currently in his final year of our bachelor
of communication design, has been announced as the
winner of the 'Best Designed Student Series' category.
There were several other high-quality shortlisted works
produced by RMIT students who also received
nominations within this category.
At the 58 minute mark of this broadcast you can hear
Kespa's thoughts about his winning designs, as well as
view some of the other outstanding works in the
category that were shortlisted.
In honour of Marieluise Jonas, an educator who
inspired many with her passion for Asian urbanism,
the Marieluise Jonas Scholarship has been established
RMIT Career Advisers’ Update – July Issue
All schools will soon receive updated information for 03 9925 2555 or student.recruitment@rmit.edu.au
your Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students
Kate Tangas - Manager, Student Recruitment
from the Ngarara Willim Centre.
(Campaspe Cohuna Careers Network, Eastern Careers
Upcoming events include the Kingston Koorie mob on-
Network, Geelong CTA, Hamilton CTN, North East CN,
campus experience, Central Victorian Indigenous
North West CG, Peninsula CEA, Waverley CA)
Careers Expo at Bendigo, and the VIEWS camp for
03 9925 0374
aspiring Engineering students.
kate.tangas@rmit.edu.au
Contact Jordan at Ngarara Willim to arrange an
experience with your school. Theresa Joachim - Student Recruitment
Find out more Engagement Coordinator
(Albury Wodonga, Bendigo Region, Central
Gippsland, Central Murray, Dandenong Valley,
East Gippsland, Maroondah, Moreland Darebin,
Shepparton and District, Sunbury-Gisborne,
Wellington, Whittlesea and Yarra Careers Groups)
03 9925 3993 or 0408 476 498
theresa.joachim@rmit.edu.au
Tarika Singh - Student Recruitment Officer
(Ballarat, Banyule Nillumbik, Bayside, Brimbank
Careers and Pathways Network, Knox, Sunraysia,
Warrnambool and District & Wimmera, WRICA, and
Southern Mallee Careers Groups)
03 9925 0469
tarika.singh@rmit.edu.au
Virtual competition – Friday 1 - Sunday 3 October Britney Jebb - Marketing and Recruitment
RMIT Activator would like to invite Victorian high Assistant
schools to nominate students to represent Australia 03 9925 5418
in the California Cyber Innovation Challenge (CCIC) britney.jebb@rmit.edu.au
virtually on Friday 1 - Sunday 3 October 2021. Alec Pangalidis - Marketing and Recruitment
The CCIC cyber security competition is designed to Assistant
inspire technology career pathways in students and 03 9925 5417
develop interest and knowledge in the cybersecurity alec.pangalidis@rmit.edu.au
industry, one of the key technology worker gaps
Claudia Nabalarua, Extension Studies Student
identified.
Recruitment Officer
This is a global challenge, filled with exciting
9925 5661
Gamification & Esports elements to assist in
claudia.nabalarua@rmit.edu.au
developing their cyber security skills for their futures.
Each school team not only gets access to the latest Indigenous Student enquiries
cyber security training but also receives a industry Jordan Carter
mentor to work with students teams and their 0419 839 183.
teachers as they prepare for the competition. jordan.Carter@rmit.edu.au
Register your interest
Learn more about the challenge
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