As early as when it was founded in 1887, RMIT gained fame for its professional curriculum standards. During the Second World War, RMIT trained a large number of technical talents for the coalition forces. Therefore, Queen Elizabeth II granted RMIT the Royal naming rights and awarded the Royal Special Fund. RMIT is also the only one in Australia to be awarded the Royal title by the British Royal Family. University institutions. Today, 130 years later, RMIT has become a world-renowned university with 5 global campuses, 3 colleges, 17 departments and 470 internationally accredited courses, and the largest engineering college in Australia.
RMIT continues to enter a large number of outstanding graduates for the Australian academic, political and business circles, and is well-known for its employment rate ranking first in Australia.
In 2018, RMIT was certified as a five-star university by QS authority. In the 2018 QS World University Rankings, RMIT's art and design major is ranked 11th, and it is also the first in Australia. It is ranked 26th in the world in the field of architecture and construction environment. The Department of Business and Management is ranked 50-100 in the world, and the Department of Computer, Finance and Accounting is also ranked in the top 100 in the world. On June 26, 2018, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and RMIT formally established a partnership to allow students to earn credits for a research degree.
RMIT ranks 223 in the 2021QS World University Rankings, 301-350 in the 2021THE World University Rankings, 315 in the 2020 U.S. News World University Rankings, and 301-400 in the 2020 Shanghai Academic Ranking of World Universities.
