RMIT University Melbourne Placement

Placement:

10000+ plus industries and companies are affiliated and joined with RMIT. And they had placed 3 lac students till now for their interested post. There are so many platforms of RMIT that offers jobs, placement, and work and one of them is JOB SHOP. The Job Shop is a free service for RMIT students for finding and applying for casual, part-time and graduate jobs, free resume and cover letter workshops, Industry events and networking sessions and helps students get an easy pay off 2.5 lac to 30 lac package

Internship:

Work Integrated Learning is a learning activity where you use your academic learning in a real-life situation, with a real industry students can complete this activity, which is formally assessed for credit towards your qualification. WIL activities you undertake are an internship, projects with industry and community-based organisations and art projects with exhibitions. In the whole program, I got 2 online internships and 2 on-campus internships in Cisco, ZenSar, Wipro and Adidas shoe manufacturing and was entitled to a total of 600000 stipends.

Placement:

Heard it was good from my mentors. But seniors have also told that the job market is good for my line of study.

Internship:

Not yet.

Placement:

There is no campus placement system like in India. Students have to find their own employment. The closest thing to campus placements is graduate positions. These are entry-level positions offered by many companies in Australia. Students can apply for these opportunities in their final year and go through the process of multiple rounds of psychometric tests and interviews. Companies usually advertise on university job boards or hold seminars on campus to educate students about these opportunities. Note that the number of graduate positions is very small compared to the number of applicants, so there is always a healthy competition that students have to face. The salary you earn aligns with your knowledge and more importantly, past experience. With approximately one or two years of prior work experience, you can expect AUD $60000 as a starting salary.

Internship:

No, I didn't get an internship.

Placement:

Currently jobs are forwarded by program manager on our emails where we fill out applications and they (company) will assess for interview calls.

Internship:

I worked in oil and gas sector for 10 years

Placement:

I am not sure about this one as we are not known to all the information yet. I am a first year student and due to the pandemic i was unable to explore completely about my course.

Internship:

NA

Placement:

It is all up to the person, that how they are dealing with real-life work and industry. It is all come from you academic, not saying with good grades but you're actual interest in the field. You need a good connection with outside uni, more references, and friends in the field. One can learn easily cuz there are many programs happening in uni-related career and industry meet-ups and so on. I can describe more in person or audio cuz writing sucks.

Internship:

No i am looking for at this moment but working casually and freelance for architects.

Renowned for practical learning, located in the middle of Victoria's capital city, Melbourne. Suited my academic background by offering practical development in business contexts. Wide variety of majors and a significant chance to experience all aspects of a business bachelor degree. Opportunities are available for internships, etc.

Placement:

It is not a must for my course. But I do believe some other courses might have it. Usually, students look for the company themselves and before they start their internship the uni provides workshops and seminars from the job shop to help prepare the students.

Internship:

It is not a must for my course. But I do believe some other coursesa might have it. Usually, students look for the company themselves and before they start their internship the uni provides workshops and seminars from the job shop to help prepare the students.

For their media facilities, and the location of the campus was close to where I live. The school's reputation is also really good and it sounded like a good place to study the particular discipline that I wanted to do.

Internship:

Yes it does provide internship. However, since I'm in my first year, haven't yet applied for it. But I hear it is really good. Big names from the industry have tieups with the uni and the stipend is also more than sufficient.

I don't have an IT background and this course is for non-IT background students too. Plus, the industry connections are really good at RMIT. The course is more practical based than theory based which is ideal for me.