Master of Information Technology

Master of Information Technology students at RMIT can participate in initiatives such as Study Melbourne's Leadership Labs 4Impact program, where students apply their course knowledge to real-world projects. For example, student Romell Albano contributed to the winning project 'Green Mailbox', an intelligent mailbox monitoring tool designed to track and reduce the carbon footprint of email usage, which aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goal 12.

Yes, RMIT students enrolled in the Master of Information Technology and related postgraduate programs can participate in Study Melbourne's Empowered Program, a flagship initiative that champions student-centred leadership development, social entrepreneurship, and volunteering. Grand prize winners of the 4Impact competition receive cash prizes and professional coaching sessions to further develop their leadership and project skills.

Yes, international students are encouraged to participate in extracurricular programs such as Study Melbourne's Leadership Labs 4Impact, which is specifically designed to help international students develop employability skills, build lasting connections, and contribute meaningfully to their communities. The 2025 grand prize-winning team included international students from various backgrounds.

RMIT University's CRICOS provider number is 00122A, and its TEQSA provider number is PRV12145. International students can use these details to verify the institution's registration for the purposes of enrolling in courses such as the Master of Information Technology.