The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Bundoora

The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology does not provide any transportation services; however, the most affordable and easiest way to reach the University is by using public transportation services, such as buses, cabs, or taxis.

• RMIT has a variety of classrooms ranging from huge lecture halls to smaller tutorial rooms, as well as computer labs and other learning support services, making it perfect for students looking to get the most out of their studies.
• RMIT includes a well-stocked library, 24/7 access to Study Centres and individual study rooms, and computer labs and printing facilities.
• Students at the college have online access to academic publications, full-text articles, e-books, video courses, and other resources.

• The campus also has modern classrooms, library resources, student recreation areas, culinary facilities, and computer labs with free internet access.

Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology has a campus in the city's historic district: Bundoora and Brunswick's Campus is the University's other two campuses in Australia. It also has two regional sites, two campuses, and a center in Spain. Since then, the campus has grown to include 87 buildings.

The absence of boundary walls distinguishes RMIT University, and the entire campus is spread across six city blocks, covering an area of approximately 720,000 square meters.

• The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology routinely organizes extracurricular activities outside class, allowing students to see some of Australia's most beautiful locations.
• RMIT students also participate in events organized by various student clubs on campus.
• A Student Experience team, privileged access to the counseling team, and support services in counseling, pastoral care, advocacy support, adjustment to life in Melbourne, and career aid support are among the other amenities available on campus.
• RMIT Village, Cambridge Court, College Square on the City campus, and Walmart House on the Bundoora campus, all of which are self-catered apartment complexes, are all operated by RMIT. Other providers also run twelve other student hostels.
• RMIT students are also accommodated in some of the traditional residential colleges of the nearby University of Melbourne. 
• All catering, utilities, academic, and pastoral support are included in the college fees. International House, Janet Clarke Hall, Newman College, Queen's College, St Mary's College, University College, and Whitley College are all affiliated with RMIT.

The students are accommodated in off-campus housing.

• Homestay is the most popular type of student housing provided by the college. Homestay is a student accommodation where students reside with an Australian family near the city center.
• Homestay is a great way to learn about Australian culture and gain insight into everyday life in Australia, as most meals and services are provided by the host family.
• Students can also accommodate themselves in private, shared apartments close to Melbourne Institute of Technology Campus.