About and contacts

About and contacts

At RMIT University Library, we shape the education and research experience, transforming how students and staff discover, access, use and create knowledge. We provide resources, services and facilities to support the information needs of RMIT's large and globally distributed student and staff community.

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About the Library

Learn about our vision, core purpose and service principles, and meet our executive and management teams.

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Ask the Library

Get help from a librarian or an academic skills advisor. They can assist you with your studies, coursework, assessment, finding information and using the Library.

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Hours and locations

There are four Library sites located on the City, Brunswick, and Bundoora campuses. There is a Makerspace on the City campus in Franklin Street. RMIT University Archives is at Bundoora campus.

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Computers and study spaces

Each Library site has computers (no booking required), and group study rooms, which you can reserve using Resource Booker.

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Makerspace

The Makerspace is a place for RMIT community to come together, share skills and experience, creatively collaborate and learn from each other.

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Inclusion and safety

RMIT University Library provides a positive, welcoming, and enriching experience for all members of the community.

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Student placements

Information for students and educators interested in Work Integrated Learning (WIL) and work placements in the Library.

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Feedback and suggestions

Honest and constructive feedback will help us provide better services for you. Let us know what works and what we could improve.

Contact us

Ask the Library (Chat, email)

General questions: call +61 3 9925 2020

Library administration: call +61 3 9925 3102

Postal address:
RMIT University Library
GPO Box 2476
Melbourne VIC 3001
Australia

Find Library staff in the RMIT staff directory (staff login required).

Filming and photographing in the Library

As an RMIT staff or current student, you can take photographs or short videos for personal use or class assignments. You can use a mobile phone, tablet, or laptop camera and without formal authorization, provided staff and other users are not inconvenienced nor recognizable.

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You will need permission to film or take photographs in the Library if:

  • You need additional equipment (such as tripod, lighting, camera, sound equipment, etc.)
  • You are RMIT Alumni
  • You are external to RMIT University
  • It is for commercial purposes
  • It is conducted by news media
  • It is for wider distribution
  • You will film or photograph recognisable faces
  • It requires a crew of more than 2 people (including the filmmaker)
  • It requires moving of any furniture.

Approval may take up to two business days.

These conditions apply to all Library sites:

  • Filming or photographing must occur during opening hours
  • It must not inconvenience Library users
  • Real or imitation weapons must not be used
  • There is no simulated violence involved in the activity
  • There is no loud shouting or other loud noises that would disturb library uses
  • There is no offensive language
  • The activity will comply with RMIT Privacy Policy
  • You must ensure you have consent from those being filmed this includes External parties, RMIT staff and students. Please use the RMIT Filming consent form.
Library staff have the right to terminate activity at any time if the filming/photography activity breaches any of the above.
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Community visitors are welcome

Our Library is open to community visitors and researchers. Membership is not required to access physical collections, free online resources and open study spaces. There are also options for those wishing to borrow from our collections.

More about Library access for community visitors
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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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