RMIT University is a public research university located in Melbourne, Australia. Founded in 1887, it operates under the Australian government’s higher education framework and receives public funding. While it functions as a public institution, RMIT also engages in private partnerships and offers vocational education alongside traditional degree programs.
Its status as a public university ensures adherence to national education standards while maintaining global collaborations. RMIT’s dual-sector model combines academic and practical training, distinguishing it from purely private institutions. The university’s governance and funding structure align with other Australian public universities.
