List of clubs and societies of the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology

RMIT University has many different types of clubs run by students for students. Most are run or supported by either the RMIT Union or the RMIT Student Union. Clubs are an important element of Student Life at RMIT and if clubs don't already exist both Unions help students start new clubs.

1 Academic Clubs
2 Arts Collectives
3 Cultural Clubs
4 Media Organisations
5 Political Clubs
6 Recreational Clubs
7 Sports Clubs
8 Student Union Clubs
9 References

Academic Clubs

Academic Clubs occur within various RMIT departments and are encouraged to help students meet other people studying the same course.^[1]

Australian Students of Public Relations Association
A.C.E.S (Association of Chemical Engineering Students)
A.C.E.S.S (Applied Chemistry And Environmental Science Students)
Aerospace Students Association
Art Students Association – Painting
BA Photography Students Club
Basement (Sculpture) Club
Ceramics Students Association
Chinese Medicine Students Association
Civil Engineering Students Association
Economics Finance and Marketing Student Association
Environmental Engineering Students Association
Fashion Brunswick Club
Fashion Design Society
Furniture Design and Technology – Inside Out
Geospatial Science Students Association
Gold & Silversmithing Students Association
Honours Sculpture Student Club
Interior Design First Year Events
International Studies Association
Medical Radiation Student Association
Music Industry Students Association
Open Bite Printmaking Students Association
Postgraduate Gold & Silversmithing Society
Scientific Photography Students Association
Screenwriters Students Association
Sound Club
Textile Students Association (Textures)

Arts Collectives

Arts Collectives are run by RMIT Union Arts.^[2]

Prolog Writers Collective (Writing)
Projector Obscura (Street art and time-based art)
RMIT Music (Music & Choir)
Stream (Audiovisual)
Theatre in Bars (Theatre)
Within Earshot (Sound art)

Cultural Clubs

Cultural Clubs are nationality based for International Students to meet other people from their own countries.^[1]

African Students Association
Chinese Students and Scholars Association
Indian Club
Indonesian Student Association
Malaysian Students Association
Pakistani Students Club
RMIT United Society of Hellenes (RUSH)
Saudi Students Union
Singapore Students Association
Sri Lankan Students Association
Tamil Mandrm

Media Organisations

RMIT has a student run magazine, radio station broadcasting to all of Melbourne and television studios as part of Channel 31.^[3]

Catalyst (Magazine)
Student Youth Network (Radio station)
3RRR (Community radio station)
PBS 106.7FM (on relay on the Melbourne Arts community radio station)
3ZZZ (on relay on the Melbourne ethnic community radio station)
3CR Melbourne (on relay on the Melbourne community radio station)
3KND (on relay on the Melbourne Indigenous community radio station)
Joy 94.9 (on relay on the Melbourne gay and lesbian community radio station)
SBS Radio (on relay on the Multicultural radio station)
ABC Radio (on relay on the Melbourne the ABC's local & national radio stations)
RMITV (Television station)
SYN TV (Youth television program)
Channel 31 (on relay on Melbourne's Community Television station, co-founded by RMIT)
SBS Television (on relay on the SBS main channel and on SBS One or SBS Two)
ABC Television (on relay on the ABC's main channel and on ABC1, ABC2 or ABC3)

Political Clubs

There are clubs based on Political affiliations and student activism.^[1]

Labor Club
Liberal Club
Resistance
Socialist Alternative

Recreational Clubs

Recreational Clubs are student groups run for the enjoyment of students.^[1]

Anti-Fa
Artists fomally known as Vince
Bundoora Social Activities Club
Business Club
Friends of Bundoora Red Gums
Guitar Club
International Trade Club
International Students for Social Equality
Magic Club
Model United Nations
Project Alpha (Christianity)
RMIT Christian Union
Science Fiction and Games Association
Students for Palestine
Visible Ink (Writing)

Sports Clubs

Student Union Clubs

The Student Union runs a small set of core clubs as listed below.^[1]

Activities Department
Environment Department
International Students Department
Queer Department
Postgraduate Association
Welfare Department
Women's Department

References

Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT)

Branches and Campuses	RMIT University (City · Bundoora · Brunswick · Other sites) · RMIT International University (Saigon South · Hanoi)

Buildings of Significance	Capitol Theatre · Emily McPherson College · Magistrates' Court · Spiritual Centre · Storey Hall · Working Men's College

Colleges and Schools	College of Business Accounting and Law · Business IT and Logistics · TAFE Business · Economics, Finance and Marketing · Graduate Business and Law · Management College of Design and Social Context Architecture and Design · Art · TAFE Design · Education · Fashion and Textiles · Global Studies, Social Science and Planning · Media and Communication · Property, Construction and Project Management College of Science, Engineering and Health Aerospace, Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering · Applied Sciences · Civil, Environmental and Chemical Engineering · Computer Science and Information Technology · Electrical and Computer Engineering · TAFE Engineering · Health Sciences · Life and Physical Sciences · Mathematical and Geospatial Sciences · Medical Sciences Not in a College Graduate Research

Student Organisations (List)	Catalyst · RMIT Music · RMIT Racing · RMIT Redbacks · RMIT Student Union · RMIT Union · RMITV · SYN

History, People, etc.	History · Alumni · Academic dress · Libraries · Francis Ormond · Ziggy Switkowski · Margaret Gardner