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RMIT University, (officially The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology) is a university based in Melbourne, Australia. Its main campus is on the northern edge of the city's central business district, has other campuses in Brunswick and Bundoora, and operates other sites in the CBD and at Point Cook. In regional Victoria, RMIT operates in Hamilton, as well as in Lakes Entrance.
RMIT's Vietnam division, "RMIT International University Vietnam" has campuses in the Ho Chi Minh City suburb of Saigon South and in central Hanoi. In 2006, the Times Higher Education Supplement placed RMIT in the top 200 universities of the world, at rank 146 (down 91 places from 55 in the 2004 Times Higher Education Supplement placings). RMIT is considered one of Australia's more selective universities and a member of GU8 but isn't a member of Australia's GO8[2] club. Rather RMIT belongs to the Australian Technology Network (ATN), an alliance of five prominent Australian universities of technology, each located in a different mainland state of Australia. ATN universities claim a history of collaboration and a commitment to partnerships with industry and the community. While focusing on higher education, RMIT is also one of Victoria's largest vocational education institutions.
In June 1979 Emily McPherson College amalgamated with RMIT. Its old building is near the 888 monument. It was a female focused college, and at the time of its merger its courses predominantly covered fashion, textiles and cooking.
In 1992, RMIT merged with the northern suburbs Phillip Institute of Technology and became "RMIT University". Phillip brought to the university campuses in Coburg and Bundoora (now RMIT Bundoora West). 1993 saw the opening of "RMIT Business" in the CBD's Tivoli Building, bringing together operations that had been in a variety of city buildings. Also in that year, the recently dissolved Melbourne College of Design's "Department of Visual Merchandising", and "Department of Interior Decoration and Design" joined RMIT.
In 1995 North Melbourne's Melbourne College of Printing and Graphic Arts merged with RMIT, its courses soon being transferred to the main campus. Also in that year, the Bundoora East campus opened, along with an Aerospace site at Fisherman's Bend.
In 1996, the University opened "RMIT Penang" in a joint venture with a Malaysian company. It offered Advanced Diplomas that were the equivalent of the first two years of an RMIT degree course. The third year had to be studied in Melbourne. RMIT vacated its Coburg campus, and the site was taken over by Coburg High School in 1996. The Melbourne Institute of Textiles joined RMIT in 1999, together with its Brunswick campus. In 2005, RMIT opened a campus in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. On April 4, 2005 RMIT University appointed a new Vice-Chancellor, Professor Margaret Gardner.
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