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 English AACR2 Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules Corporate Body created 1999-12-16 human Ailie Smith updated 2025-10-14 human https://www.eoas.info/biogs/A000027b.htm corporateBody RMIT University AACR2 1 July 1992 Start Place Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Location Melbourne, Victoria Education University RMIT University can trace its history back for more than a century, when it opened as the Working Men's College. In 1960 the name Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology was adopted. It was not until 1992 that it was granted the status of University. In the late 1990s RMIT University had almost 50,000 students, it is still based in Melbourne but has established campuses outside the city centre as well as overseas. CRC for Construction Innovation (2001 - 2009) CRC for Intelligent Decision Systems (1991 - 1995) CRC for Micro Technology (1999 - 2006) CRC for Intelligent Manufacturing Systems and Technologies (1993 - 2006) CRC for Smart Internet Technology (2001 - 2007) CRC for Aerospace Structures (1991 - 1996) CRC for Advanced Composite Structures (1996 - 2015) Australian Telecommunications CRC (1999 - 2006) CRC for Polymers (1999 - 2017) Australian Photonics CRC (1992 - 2006) Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) (1960 - 1992) Gu, Min (1960 - )

Associate Deputy Vice-Chancellor for Research and Innovation 2015 - 2019

 Henderson-Sellers, Ann (1952 - )

Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research and Development) 1996 - 1998

 Universities Australia (2007 - ) Bolotin, Herbert Howard (1930 - 2020)

Senior Research Fellow 2002 -

 Switkowski, Zygmunt Edward (Ziggy) (1948 - )

Chancellor 2011 - 2021

 Melbourne Biomedical Precinct Office (c. 2019 - )

RMIT University is a Melbourne Biomedical Precinct Partner, 2019 -

 Faculty of Education, Language and Community Services, RMIT University Faculty of Applied Science, RMIT University (1967 - ) Faculty of Biomedical and Health Sciences and Nursing, RMIT University (? - c. 2000) Faculty of the Constructed Environment, RMIT University Rheology and Materials Processing Centre, RMIT University (c. 2002 - ) Faculty of Engineering, RMIT University (1967 - ) 1992 1992

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