Architecture Student Collective_RASCol

The RMIT Architecture Student Collective (RASCol) is an academic club for RMIT students studying the Bachelor of Architecture, the Master of Architecture and the Master of Urban Design.

RASCol is an academic club for RMIT students studying the Bachelor of Architecture, the Master of Architecture and the Mater of Urban Design. All other RMIT students are welcome to join RASCol as Social Members.

RASCol's aims are: To provide a platform for Architecture students to connect with each other socially To provide a platform that connects architecture students with industry practitioners in the built environment and associated disciplines To Facilitate and emphasise the cultural aspects of architectural practice, including the promotion of architectural discourse, sharing of work and ideas, and advocacy for students in the built environment.

Annual membership is Free. Full Membership is available to RMIT Bachelor of Architecture, Master of Architecture, and the Master of Urban Design. All other RMIT students are welcome to join RASCol as Social Members. 

Please stay tuned for info about 2024 membership 

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As of the 6 October 2021, RUSU is an incorporated organisation, verified under Section 8 of the Associations Incorporation Reform Act 2012. RMIT University Student Union Incorporated identification number: A0114140A

EMAIL rusu@rmit.edu.au
CALL +61 3 9925 1842
POST PO BOX 12387 Franklin Street, Melbourne, VIC 3006

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