Jobs at RMIT University

Manages the end-to-end lifecycle of non-award education offerings, including product strategy, development, enhancement, portfolio performance, and continuous improvement. Uses market research, learner insights, data, and industry needs to identify opportunities and risks. Provides strategic advice to executives, leads cross-functional collaboration, supports a new business unit, and contributes to establishing a sustainable operating model for vocational and short-course products.

Translate First Nations digital inclusion research into accessible, culturally respectful communications across digital platforms, reports, social media, websites, and stakeholder materials. Create graphic designs, data visualisations, promotional content, and social media assets; support web content, events, engagement, and digital reporting. Work independently with researchers, project partners, and operations teams while managing competing priorities and deadlines.

Coordinate, edit, publish, test, and maintain accurate, accessible website content for prospective students. Translate course and program information into clear, engaging web content, apply usability, SEO, accessibility, and quality standards, and use analytics to improve performance. Collaborate with marketing, recruitment, admissions, academic, and digital stakeholders while managing competing publishing priorities and ensuring timely, consistent updates.

Leads enterprise policy development, review, consultation, governance approval, and implementation across a complex university environment. Partners with policy custodians, subject matter experts, working groups, and senior stakeholders to deliver policy frameworks and governance initiatives. Manages multiple policy projects, provides practical advice on complex issues, drafts and interprets policy, and supports compliance with strategic, operational, governance, and regulatory objectives.

RMIT seeks expressions of interest from sessional tutors and markers for Marketing programs. Candidates may teach or assess courses spanning marketing communications, consumer behaviour, strategy, digital marketing, analytics, marketing technology, brand strategy, product innovation, sport marketing, and customer experience. Applicants should demonstrate relevant academic or professional experience, teaching capability, and student engagement skills. Opportunities are casual, vary with course demand, and may be based across Melbourne campuses.

Casual sessional teaching and marking opportunities in finance at RMIT’s School of Economics, Finance and Marketing. Successful applicants may teach undergraduate or postgraduate subjects including risk management, sustainable finance, portfolio management, financial modelling, fintech, quantitative finance, trading, and machine learning in finance. Responsibilities include engaging students, facilitating learning in classrooms or the RMIT Trading Facility, and potentially contributing to marking or future research activities.

Owns marketing strategy and integrated campaigns for adult learners across media, digital, social, email, creative, and recruitment touchpoints. Uses audience insights, market research, attribution, and performance data to optimize acquisition, engagement, applications, and conversion. Coordinates cross-functional teams, influences stakeholders, and supports growth of online, face-to-face, and hybrid learning offerings.

Develop and deploy a web application that converts an Excel-based game simulation into an interactive, responsive experience. Translate formulas, investment decisions, scoring, progression, and game mechanics into reliable web logic. Collaborate with learning designers and academics to improve interfaces, dashboards, and interactive features. The role also involves testing, debugging, maintaining the application, and working with non-technical stakeholders on a casual, as-required basis.

Coordinate multi-channel digital, social, and email marketing campaigns across audience segments. Prepare campaign copy, brief creative and media suppliers, collaborate with internal teams and agencies, manage timelines, and use campaign insights to optimize performance. The role requires stakeholder management, customer service, marketing technology proficiency, and independent as well as collaborative work in a university environment.

Academic faculty member responsible for teaching, research, industry engagement, and academic leadership in communication and network engineering. The role covers telecommunications systems, network security, wireless and space communications, 6G, software-defined radios, RF systems, signal processing, embedded systems, and research testbeds. Responsibilities include course coordination, curriculum development, research leadership, external funding, higher-degree supervision, collaboration building, academic governance, and strategic leadership. Appointment may be at Academic Level C, D, or E based on achievements and experience.