How is the academic life at this university/college? When you study at RMIT you’re part of a vibrant and welcoming university filled with social, cultural, sporting and recreation activities - there are endless ways to get involved. Academic life in RMIT is pretty challenging especially when it towards the end of the semester. The lecturers and tutors are very dedicated with their works and help the students a lot wherever we have problems in assignments or projects. What are the students like? The most thing that student like at the RMIT is the free food event during weekdays.They provide halal foods as well. What do students do when not studying? Tell us about the social and sports life. -join a club RMIT has over 100 student clubs, societies and collectives to choose from. Clubs are a great way to meet new friends, develop new skills and connect with people who share your interests. You can even start your own club. -Activities and events RMIT Link runs regular programs and events on, and around, every campus throughout the semester. Experience Melbourne with a walking tour, see a movie between classes, discover new bands or represent RMIT at a community event. If you want to explore further afield, we do offer group trips and tours led by fully trained student volunteers to destinations such as The Great Ocean Road, Wilsons Promontory, and the Phillip Island Penguin Parade. -Sport and Fitness At the Melbourne City campus, RMIT City Fitness offers a fully-equipped gym with a range of fitness programs and activities, and at the Bundoora campus, RMIT Sports Centre has a wide range of facilities including multi-purpose courts and a fully-equipped gym. -Build your leadership skills - volunteer Develop new skills and knowledge, forge friendships, contribute to your RMIT community and boost your career prospects through one of our leadership and volunteering opportunities.You can mentor a student, run a club or society, lead a community project or volunteer your time at an RMIT event. What is your overall opinion about this university/college? RMIT offers a range of learning experiences, cultural activities, personal development and much more. Apart from that, I've met a lot of new friends from different backgrounds and culture. living in a new place is quite difficult to blend in, but as the time goes on you'll love it and want to discover more about the places.