IT Support

IT Support

RMIT Training has a dedicated IT team for students to help you with tech-related enquiries you may have. They can help with using electronic devices, login problems, password issues, wi-fi connections, accessing student accounts, printing and photocopying.

IT Support

RMIT Training has a dedicated IT team for students to help you with tech-related enquiries you may have. They can help with using electronic devices, login problems, password issues, wi-fi connections, accessing student accounts, printing and photocopying.

RMIT Training has a dedicated IT team for students to help you with tech-related enquiries you may have. They can help with using electronic devices, login problems, password issues, wi-fi connections, accessing student accounts, printing and photocopying.

What IT Support can help you with

Our IT team are available to help you with most tech-related enquiries you may have. They can help with:

  • Using your electronic devices
  • What type of device will you need for study purposes
  • Wi-fi connections
  • Accessing student accounts
  • Printing and photocopying
  • Login problems
  • Password issues
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What laptop, tablet or computer do you buy to study?

Participating in online activities is part of the course requirement at RMIT, so students will need to bring their own laptop. 

Students may be eligible for educational discounts offered by hardware and software vendors, such as Apple, HP, Dell or Lenovo. Please visit the vendors website, or contact the vendor, to take advantage of these deals.

RMIT provides free software for your studies.

  • Microsoft Office 365 is available for free to all students. (Requires student login)
  • Adobe Creative Cloud is also available to Foundation Studies Arts students. (Requires student login)
  • You can also download a range of other software as an RMIT student.

Frequently asked questions

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RMIT Training does not have any computers for student study use. We are a ‘BYOD’ school; (Bring Your Own Device), which means that you bring and use your own laptop or tablet to use for study. Our dedicated IT and Student Services team can help with any questions you may have in setting up and connecting your device for study purposes.

Yes, you can use the printers at RMIT.

Yes, you can connect to wi-fi at RMIT University

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Information for new students

Everything you need to know for your first few weeks at RMIT including enrolment information, timetables and orientation.

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Student services

Explore the services, activities and support available to you as a student.

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Campus tour

Do you want to see where you could be studying? We have put together a virtual campus tour.

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Acknowledgement of Country

RMIT University acknowledges the people of the Woi wurrung and Boon wurrung language groups of the eastern Kulin Nation on whose unceded lands we conduct the business of the University. RMIT University respectfully acknowledges their Ancestors and Elders, past and present. RMIT also acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia where we conduct our business - Artwork 'Luwaytini' by Mark Cleaver, Palawa.

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