We would like to design for your organisation a prototype interface. We are looking for a company wanting design concepts for an interactive app or website. We take a user-centric approach and take user experience into consideration. This could be an opportunity for a company or organisation to modernise their look or update their interfaces. Designing an interface around a current cause or issue such as sustainability would be of interest.

We're looking for an advertising or marketing brief, preferably to launch a new brand, product or service into a new market. In particular, we have collective knowledge and expertise in the South-East Asia region, and we are also open to focusing on any market. We would like to develop a strategy plan for a brand or service, or developing an overall campaign. We are  based in Australia and would like to work online with a client based in North America.

The students are enrolled in a final year capstone project. The aim of the course is to give them the opportunity to use the theory and techniques they have learnt in their regular courses in a significant programming development. Suitable tasks would include the development of apps for iPhone or Android although we are also interested to look at other programming projects. Students are based at RMIT in Melbourne and would like to work online with a company to produce a solution.

This summer, we are seeking business partners to work collaboratively and share different insights into business problems with accounting/business students from Australia. These students are 4th year undergraduate students in their final year of study. The students have gained exposure to real life business problems from their 12 month placement in the workforce and have developed problem solving skills which can be applied to the identification of innovative solutions to business problems.

RMIT students seek work placement on teacher preparation and/ teacher aid in a supervised school settings. They can support your pupils with tutoring on literacy and numeracy skills development.

Student placement experiences will enable them to practice course details learnt in class. Students will understand service delivery, develop an understanding of the community sector and gain an insight into the many and varied programs operating.

Throughout their studies, students from RMIT have learned about how to provide information, support and advocacy to assist people in financial difficulty within a social justice framework. Students have learned from experienced financial counsellors, therapeutic counsellors, social workers and community lawyers who are experts in their fields, and will be able to apply this knowledge in a placement with your organization. In this placements, students will build upon the skills and knowledge required to work as a qualified financial counsellor within community services and community legal organisations supporting people in need. Through this experience, students will be able to fortify the foundation needed in financial counsellors in the areas of law and policy including consumer credit law, debt enforcement practices, the bankruptcy regime, industry hardship policies and government concession frameworks.Students are required to undertake their placement for 220 hours.

Students have been developing knowledge and critical analysis skills relevant to contemporary tourism and hospitality management. Areas of study include but are not limited to leadership, cross-cultural studies, analytical and technical competencies, problem-solving, and communication.This course includes a Work Integrated Learning (WIL) experience in which students' knowledge and skills will be applied and assessed in a real or simulated workplace context and where feedback from industry and/or community is integral to their experience. Most students take part in internships at the end of their study program at RMIT Vietnam which requires full-time mode (40 hours/ week) for the minimum of 12 working weeks (480 hours) of placement from October 2021 to January 2022. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, student placements will only occur virtually.

Hosting an internship lets you access and help develop the workforce of the future.By supporting RMIT students’ learning, your workplace will benefit from talented, cost-effective and flexible staffing options. By partnering with us as a host employer, you’ll have access to the next generation of enthusiastic industry professionals with fresh ideas.Bring on one more students from RMIT Vietnam in the Fashion Enterprise program to be your virtual interns, in a project-based experience. Students will work on one or more projects based on the identification of an opportunity or problem being faced by a Local or Global fashion brand, Industry Association, Community or Social enterprise. Internships at the end of their study program at RMIT Vietnam which requires full-time mode (40 hours/week) for the minimum of 12 working weeks of placement from October 2021 to January 2022. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, student placements will only occur virtually.