All you need to know about getting, using and replacing your student card.
With your student card, you can:
Please note, a student card cannot be used as proof of Public Transport Victoria (PTV) concession eligibility. You are required to carry a PTV concession card when you travel on public transport in Victoria. Please visit RMIT's public transport concession card page for information on eligibility and how to apply.
Your student card is the property of RMIT. In accordance with RMIT policy, all students must:
Student cards are invalid if you're no longer enrolled at RMIT. If you cancel your enrolment, return your card to Student Connect or Campus Security.
Your first student card is free. Please order your card at least two weeks before your classes start to allow time for it to be posted to you. Need a card urgently? See In-person card printing.
Before you order your first card:
Step 1. Upload your photo and order your card online
Step 2. Wait for your card to be posted to you
We'll send an email to your RMIT student email account letting you know when your photo has been approved and your card has been posted to your mailing address. Most students receive their student card in 5-10 business days, however, it may take longer during peak times for Australia Post.
If you lose your card or it is stolen, you can get a replacement student card. You must be currently enrolled in an RMIT program to be eligible for a replacement student card.
A replacement card costs $15 which must be paid by the student.
Once you order your replacement card, it will be posted to you in 5-10 business days. Need a card urgently? See In-person card printing.
We'll send an email to your RMIT student email account letting you know when your card has been posted to your mailing address. Most students receive their student card in 5-10 business days, however, it may take longer during peak times for Australia Post.
If your student card has expired or is due to expire soon, you can order a new card. You must be currently enrolled in an RMIT program to be eligible to replace an expired student card.
Once you order your replacement card, it will be posted to you in 5-10 business days. Need a card urgently? See In-person card printing.
We'll send an email to your RMIT student email account letting you know when your card has been posted to your mailing address. Most students receive their student card in 5-10 business days, however, it may take longer during peak times for Australia Post.
RMIT OUA students can order a student card by following these steps:
We'll send an email to your RMIT student email account letting you know when your card has been posted to your mailing address. Most students receive their student card in 5-10 business days, however, it may take longer during peak times for Australia Post.
If your classes commence within 10 business days, or your need a student card urgently, you can have your card printed in-person on City, Brunswick or Bundoora campus at the locations listed below.
Please note, if you are replacing a lost or stolen card, or have already requested a card to be posted to you, a $15 fee will be charged to cover the cost of re-printing your card on campus.
Campus | Location | Times |
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Melbourne City campus | Building 10, Level 4, Student Connect Desk 2. 376-392 Swanston St, Melbourne |
9am-5pm Monday-Thursday, 10am-5pm Friday |
Brunswick campus | Building 514, Level 1, Student Connect Desk. 25 Dawson St, Brunswick |
9am-5pm Monday-Thursday, 10am-5pm Friday |
Bundoora campus | Building 202, Level 02, Student Connect. Clements Dr and Plenty Rd, Bundoora |
9am-5pm Monday-Thursday, 10am-5pm Friday |
If you need assistance ordering your student card or have a query, please open a Student Card Enquiry in the Student Connect Portal (login required) or contact Student Connect.
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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.