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Alumni Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- What is the RMIT Alumni community?
- Who are RMIT alumni?
- Who are some prominent RMIT alumni?
- How can I update my contact details?
- How do I get a transcript of my results?
- How do I verify if someone attended RMIT?
- Can I join RMIT University Library?
- I'm having trouble logging in to the alumni site. What do I do?
- How can I find out more about the alumni community?
- How do I organise a reunion?
- How can I get in touch with an old classmate?
- What is the RMIT Alumnus of the Year Award?
- How can I support RMIT?
- Why does RMIT need my support?
The word "alumni" means "graduates". If you graduated from RMIT, you are part of the University's alumni community. You can register your details on this website to stay in touch with RMIT, find out about upcoming events and networking opportunities and access special discounts and benefits. It's 100% free for all RMIT graduates, no matter when you graduated. Benefits of registering with us include:
- Keep up-to-date with news and what’s happening (you can opt to receive RMIT Connect, our alumni news email).
- Stay in touch with classmates and the university.
- Find out about special events.
- Find out what other alumni are doing.
- Attend networking events and meet with industry leaders.
- Get access to exclusive benefits and special offers.
- Receive our monthly Alumni eNews updates.
- Ensure your contact details are correct.
Your membership details are kept strictly private and are not shared with any third party. Join now
The RMIT alumni community has over 270,000 graduates in 130 countries, many who are leaders in business, community, the arts and a whole range of industries.
RMIT alumni are:
Graduates from RMIT University or from one of our antecedent or partner institutionsHonorary doctorate recipients
Retired staff who where employed for more than 12 months
Past and current RMIT Council members
We are proud of our alumni and have many high profile and acclaimed professionals within our alumni community, including:
- Jac Nasser, AO, Chairman, BHP Billiton Ltd.
- Robert Thomson, Managing Editor, Wall Street Journal.
- Paul Little AO, Managing Director, Toll Group.
- Dr Amanda Barnard, internationally renowned nanotechnologist.
- Bob Isherwood, former Executive Creative Director, Saatchi & Saatchi.
... and many more. Read more about what our alumni are doing here.
4. How can I update my contact details?
Log in to the Alumni eCommunity to update your details, or contact Alumni Relations, email alumni@rmit.edu.au or call +61 3 9925 5222.
5. How do I get a transcript of my results?
A transcript of results is an official record of your studies at RMIT University. For general enquiries regarding transcripts, or to request a transcript, please visit the Hub at a campus in Melbourne or call the Student Administration Support Line on +61 3 9925 8980, Monday to Friday 8.30 am to 5 pm. If your query relates to a pre-1982 transcript, please visit archive transcripts or email awards@rmit.edu.au.
6. How do I verify if someone attended RMIT?
External organisations wishing to verify an RMIT student's award please visit www.rmit.edu.au/awards/verify.
7. Can I join RMIT University Library?
RMIT alumni have access to join RMIT University Library and have access to all its great print resources for a small fee.
Alumni of RMIT University can remain borrowers for:
- 3 months: $55.00
- 6 months: $88.00
- 12 months: $154.00
Membership entitles alumni to borrow four items at a time from the general collections of any of the Library’s sites for a period of one week. Visit the library catalogue at: www.rmit.edu.au/library
8. I'm having trouble logging in to the alumni site. What do I do?
Please contact Alumni Relations, email alumni@rmit.edu.au or call +61 3 9925 5222.
9. How can I find out more about the alumni community?
You can find out more about the community on our website, www.alumni.rmit.edu.au, including news, profiles of alumni, alumni events, special offers and more. You can also contact Alumni Relations, email alumni@rmit.edu.au or call +61 3 9925 5222.
10. How do I organise a reunion?
You can organise a reunion independently, or contact us for advice. You may want to check our Alumni Events to see what events are on around the world.
11. How can I get in touch with an old classmate?
Alumni Relations is bound by privacy legislation and cannot give out members’ details, however, we may be able to pass on a contact request. Contact Alumni Relations, email alumni@rmit.edu.au or call +61 3 9925 5222.
12. What is the RMIT Alumnus of the Year Award?
The RMIT Alumnus of the Year Award is a celebration of the RMIT alumni community and the chance to honour an exceptional RMIT graduate who has made an outstanding contribution to their professional field, the community or university. For more information, see Alumnus of the Year.
13. How can I support RMIT?
There are many ways you can support RMIT including making a donation, including us in your will, or becoming a volunteer. Find out more about Alumni giving or donate today.
14. Why does RMIT need my support?
Your support enables the University to provide a range of benefits and services for students including scholarships, participation in high impact community projects, and innovative research opportunities. A range of scholarships, research projects, international collaborations and industry linkages exist solely due to the support RMIT receives.
For more information on Supporting RMIT, contact RMIT Development:
Telephone: +61 3 9925 5220
Email: giving@rmit.edu.au
www.rmit.edu.au/giving
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Your alumni community helps you:
• Access global networks
• Stay in touch
• Attend alumni events
• Get education opportunities
• Receive special offers |
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