Diploma of Building and Construction (Building)

Many of RMIT's building courses, including the Diploma of Building and Construction, are taught at the City or Bundoora campuses, depending on your course and course plan. Both campuses offer purpose-built facilities, study spaces, libraries, computer labs, cafes, sport and fitness facilities, and green spaces.

Yes, RMIT's building courses are accredited by major industry associations such as the Australian Institute of Building, ensuring graduates receive a recognised and job-ready qualification.

The course opens doors to exciting job prospects in the building industry, including roles in construction management, project management, and related fields. Students can also benefit from networking opportunities and work placements that have led graduates to be offered jobs even before completing their studies.

Yes, RMIT really encourages students to take work placements and wants you to try out different roles in the workplace to see what suits you and what the industry is really like. RMIT also has an extensive network of 250+ industry connections through its Employer of Choice program.

Yes, the course is open to people from a variety of backgrounds. As one student shared, she had been a hairdresser for 10 years before enrolling, attracted by the flexibility of the course and RMIT's reputation. RMIT also encourages women to get into the building industry.