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RMIT University
Company typePublic university
IndustryHigher education
FoundedJune 17, 1887; 139 years ago (1887-06-17) in Melbourne, Australia
Headquarters
Melbourne
,
Australia
Area served
Australia, Vietnam
Websitewww.rmit.edu.au

This page presents a compilation of notable individuals associated with RMIT University.

Included are alumni, as well as past and present students and academic staff from both the Australian (RMIT University) and Vietnamese (RMIT University Vietnam) campuses of the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT).

The list also encompasses graduates, former attendees, and teaching personnel from predecessor institutions such as Melbourne Technical College (MTC) and the Working Men's College (WMC); as well as those from merged entities including Emily McPherson College of Domestic Economy (EMC), Melbourne College of Decoration, Melbourne College of Printing and Graphic Art, Melbourne College of Textiles; along with the integration of Phillip Institute of Technology (PIT).

Drawing and painting

Name Connection to RMIT Distinction References
Maryam Al Zadjali MA in Arts Administration Painter and leader of the Omani Society of Fine Arts
Ian Armstrong Diploma in Art Painter
Irene Barberis Former Drawing Department Head Founder and Director of Metasenta and DrawingSpace, both operating within RMIT
Charles Billich Attended art courses Painter whose works are held by the United Nations Headquarters, Vatican Museums, and White House
Godwin Bradbeer Ex-Head of Drawing Department Artist
Bill Coleman Attended art classes at MTC Artist
David de Vries Painting course participant Comic book artist and writer; previously associated with DC Comics and Mad Magazine
Lindsay Edward Student and faculty member Abstract artist; creator of the Lindsay Edwards Fine Art Collection at RMIT
Vincent Fantauzzo BFA, MFA graduate; faculty member Portrait artist; recipient of the Archibald People's Choice Award four times
Harold Freedman, OAM Took art classes; former faculty member Muralist; served as State Artist of Victoria
Luis Geraldes Former academic staff Artist

Photography and printmaking

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Sculpture and smithing

Name Connection to RMIT Distinction References
Tate Adams, AM former staff member printmaking artist [1][2]
Peter Bennetts Bachelor of Arts (Photography) professional photographer [3][4]
Samantha Everton Bachelor of Arts photographer [5]
Murray Griffin former academic staff printmaker [6]
Grahame King, AM art instructor printmaking specialist [7][8][9]
Charles Page Diploma in Photography, Bachelor of Arts (Photography) photographer [10]
Graham Pizzey, AM Honorary Doctorate in Applied Science, faculty member photographer and author [11][12]
Udo Sellbach former academic staff printmaker; co-founder of the Print Council of Australia [13]
Heather Shimmen Bachelor of Arts printmaker [14]
Christopher Stewart former academic staff photographer; Professor of Photography at the University of Technology, Sydney [15]
Harrison Tsui alumnus fashion photographer [16]
Name Connection to RMIT Distinction References
Kingsley Baird MFA graduate sculptor
Peter Corlett former student sculptor
Stuart Devlin, AO, CMG Diploma in Art (Smithing), Honorary Doctorate of Arts goldsmith; designer of Australia's decimal currency; ex-official jeweller to Queen Elizabeth II
Ray Ewers participated in art courses sculptor; pieces featured in the Australian War Memorial
Leonard French, OBE enrolled in art classes artist; creator of the stained glass ceiling at the National Gallery of Victoria
Pamela Irving, OBE former academic staff sculptor; known for the well-loved "Larry La Trobe" statue located in Melbourne's City Square
Stacha Halpern attended courses sculptor
Inge King Honorary Doctorate of Arts, faculty member sculptor
Clement Meadmore Bachelor of Engineering, Honorary Doctorate of Arts sculptor
Lenton Parr sculpture student, Honorary Doctorate of Arts past director of the Victorian College of the Arts; namesake of VCA’s Lenton Parr Library
Klytie Pate, AO art course attendee [MTC] potter; works held by both the National Gallery of Victoria and National Gallery of Australia
Simon Perry faculty member sculptor; creator of Melbourne’s "Public Purse" sculpture on Bourke Street
Lisa Roet Bachelor of Fine Arts graduate sculptor
Zoja Trofimiuk Master of Fine Arts graduate sculptor
Victor Vodicka, AM faculty member, Fellowship Diploma in Art/Industrial Design gold and silversmith; key figure in reshaping Australian metalwork design after World War II
Teisutis Zikaras former academic staff sculptor

Others

Name Connection to RMIT Distinguished For References
Stephen Banham BA, academic staff Specialist in typography [17]
Betty Churcher, AO former academic staff Served as director of the National Gallery of Australia from 1990 to 1997 [18]
Alison Forbes alumnus Renowned book designer; inducted into the Australian Book Designers' Association Hall of Fame in 2018 [19]
Sir Jonathan Mills, AO MArch, honorary DArts Festival director; currently leads the Edinburgh International Festival and formerly directed the Melbourne Festival [20]
Jill Orr MFA graduate Visual artist [21]
Sarah Jane Pell Diploma in Engineering, former academic staff Performance and visual artist; previously a researcher at RMIT's Exertion Games Lab [22][23]
Ron Radford, AM Diploma in Art (Painting), honorary D Arts Former Director of the National Gallery of Australia between 2004 and 2014 [11][24]
Tejal Shah BA graduate Multidisciplinary visual artist [25]
Christian Thompson BA (Honours) in Visual Art, MFA Visual artist [26][27]
Timothy James Webb MFA graduate Visual artist [28]
Shaun Wilson BFA, academic staff member Visual artist [29][30]
Ilka White Diploma in Studio Textiles Textile artist [31]


Business and society

Name Connection to RMIT Distinction References
Peter Beilharz former academic staff Sociologist; co-founder and editor of the scholarly journal Thesis Eleven [32]
Henry Bosch, AO faculty member Business professional; adjunct professor within the RMIT School of Management [33]
Allan Briggs academic staff Specialist in crisis communication; founder of Briggs Communications [34]
Marjorie Buckingham senior lecturer for over three decades Author known for novels and children's literature [35]
Andrew Darbyshire, AM alumnus Entrepreneur in software and philanthropist; founder of Pacsoft [36]
Andrew Demetriou former academic staff Ex-CEO of the Australian Football League (AFL) [37]
The Ven. Philip Down Diploma in Applied Science Archdeacon of Ashford in the Church of England [38][39]
David Dunstan former academic staff Historian specializing in Australian history; ex-Director of Monash University's National Centre for Australian Studies [40]
Bob Isherwood Diploma in Art (Advertising), Doctorate of Communication (honorary) Industry leader; past global creative director at Saatchi & Saatchi [11][41]
Margaret Gardner, AO ex-Vice-Chancellor Economist and leader in community affairs; current Vice-Chancellor at Monash University since 2014 [42]
Paul James former academic staff Director of the United Nations Global Cities Programme; previously led the RMIT Global Cities Research Institute [43]
Mary Kalantzis academic staff member Adjunct Professor at the RMIT School of Global Studies, Social Science and Planning [44]
Bruce Kingsbury, VC alumnus Soldier during World War II and recipient of the Victoria Cross [45]
Tan Le faculty member Business executive and president of Emotiv Systems [46][47]


Architecture

Name Connection to RMIT Significance References
Hillson Beasley faculty member architect [48]
Robin Boyd, CBE taught Architecture courses prominent architect and advocate for modern architecture in Australia [49][50]
Mark Burry faculty member Director of RMIT's Design Research Institute and the Spatial Information Architecture Laboratory [51][52]
Neil Clerehan alumnus architect [53]
Peter Corrigan D Arch (honoris causa), faculty member architect; Principal at Edmond and Corrigan [11][54]
Norman Day MArch, D Arch (honoris causa), faculty member architect and author; Adjunct Professor of architecture at RMIT [11][55][56]
Harold Desbrowe-Annear former faculty at WMC architect [57]
Harriet Edquist professor specializing in architectural history architectural historian [58]
Zahava Elenberg BArch (Hon) architect; recipient of Young Australian Businesswoman of the Year award in 2003 [59]
Cassandra Fahey BArch graduate architect known for designing the controversial "Sam Newman House" located in St Kilda, Victoria [60]
Ernest Fooks former faculty at MTC architect; first lecturer in town planning at Melbourne Technical College, predecessor to RMIT [61]
Eli Giannini BArch, MArch degrees architect; director at MGS Architects and Life Fellow of the Australian Institute of Architects [62][63]
Sean Godsell MArch graduate architect focused on sustainable design [64][65]
Elizabeth Grant, CF faculty member Associate Professor of Architecture & Urban Design at RMIT; Adjunct Professor at the Universities of Canberra and Queensland

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Graeme Gunn Diploma holder, D Arch (honoris causa), former faculty member architect; founding dean of the RMIT School of Architecture and Design

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The Honourable Professor Evan Walker, AO Dip Arch, FRMIT former Minister for the Arts and Public Works; practicing architect; ex-President of the RMIT Council [68]
Daryl Jackson, AO Dip Arch architect; responsible for designing Etihad Stadium and the Great Southern Stand at MCG [69][70]
Nonda Katsalidis MArch degree holder architect; lead principal at Fender Katsalidis Architects; designer of Eureka Tower [71]
William S.W. Lim D Arch (honoris causa), faculty member architect; Adjunct Professor at RMIT [11][72]
Peter Maddison BArch graduate (1983), D Design (honoris causa) awarded in 2014 architect; presenter of Grand Designs Australia from 2009 to 2023
Peter McIntyre, AO Dip Arch credential architect; Emeritus Professor at the University of Melbourne [73][74]
Paul Mees, OAM former faculty member urban planner [75]
Geoffrey Harley Mewton former faculty at WMC architect and advocate for modern architecture within Australia [76]
Paul Morgan BArch and MDesign degrees architect [77]
Barry Patten Dip Arch qualification architect; designer of Sidney Myer Music Bowl [78]
Arpan Shah Dip Arch degree holder Indian architect [79]
Howard Raggatt MArch degree, faculty member architect; Principal at Ashton Raggatt McDougall; Adjunct Professor at RMIT [80][81]
Ivan Rijavec BArch and MArch degrees; faculty member architect and creative director [82][83]
Louis Sauer faculty member architect; previous head of Carnegie-Mellon University's architecture department 
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Kerstin Thompson BArch(Hon) graduate and faculty member architect 
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Fashion industry

Name Connection to RMIT Significance References
Prue Acton, OBE Diploma in Textile Design, Honorary Doctorate of Arts Renowned fashion designer and entrepreneur [11][24][86]
Peter Alexander Faculty member Established fashion designer [87]
Jenny Bannister Diploma in Fashion [EMC] Accomplished fashion designer [88][89]
Graham Bennett Attended art courses Costume designer, educator, collaborator with Academy Award recipient John Truscott [90][91]
Linda Britten Diploma in Fashion [EMC] Noted fashion designer [92]
Linda Jackson Diploma in Fashion Design [EMC] Distinguished fashion designer [93]
Toni Matičevski Bachelor of Arts (Fashion) (Honours) Fashion designer; previously worked with Nino Cerruti and Donna Karan [94]
Sruli Recht Bachelor of Arts (Fashion) Designer recognized for incorporating Arctic fox fur, seal skin, and whale leather into creations [95][96]
Laksmi Shari De-Neefe Suardana Bachelor of Design in Fashion Design Indonesian fashion designer; co-founder of the Ubud Writers & Readers Festival, G20 Ambassador, UNICEF advocate, author, model, winner of both Puteri Indonesia 2022 and Miss Universe Indonesia 2022 [97]


Entertainment and media

Note: RMITV operates as a division within the RMIT University Student Union, providing training programs accredited by RMIT.

Film and television

Name Connection to RMIT Distinction References
Faustina Agolley Bachelor of Commerce (Media) Television host; co-presenter on The Voice and former presenter of Video Hits
Hamish Blake Participated in RMITV production courses Comedian, part of the duo Hamish & Andy
Damian Callinan Graduate Diploma in Arts Comedian and media figure
Mohammed El-leissy Bachelor of Applied Science Comedian and media personality
Tim Ferguson Faculty member Comedian and author; ex-member of the comedy group Doug Anthony All Stars
Travis Fimmel Attended RMIT Actor and former Calvin Klein model; lead in Vikings
Greig Fraser Studied Photography Director of photography nominated for an Academy Award
Corinne Grant Completed RMITV production classes Comedian and media personality
Cliff Green, OAM Diploma in Writing Screenwriter nominated for Emmy and Saturn awards
Paul Harris Faculty member Film critic; has been director of the St Kilda Short Film Festival since 1999
Peter Helliar Completed RMITV production courses Comedian and media personality
Tony Le-Nguyen Diploma in TV Production Actor and filmmaker
Andy Lee Completed RMITV production courses Member of the comedy duo Hamish & Andy
Eddie Maguire, AM Bachelor of Commerce (Journalism), Doctorate of Commerce (honoris causa) Journalist and media personality; former CEO of the Nine Network
Adrian Martin Former faculty member Film critic
Rove McManus Completed RMITV production courses Media personality and producer; three-time Gold Logie Award winner as host of Rove Live
Tony McNamara Studied Writing Screenwriter known for The Favourite and The Great
Mai Phương Thúy Bachelor of Business Model and actress; winner of Miss Vietnam 2006
Josie Parrelli Completed RMITV production courses Media personality; creator and presenter of ARIA Award-winning program Chartbusting 80s
John Safran Bachelor of Arts Documentary filmmaker awarded by AFI
Ryan Shelton Completed RMITV production courses Comedian, media figure, and radio host on Nova 100
Megan Spencer Bachelor of Arts (Media Arts) Documentary filmmaker
Clare Stewart Bachelor of Commerce (Media), former faculty member Head of Exhibition at the British Film Institute; previously directed Sydney Film Festival and led film departments at AFI and ACMI
Deb Verhoeven Former faculty member Film critic, academic, and Deputy Chair at the National Film and Sound Archive
James Wan Bachelor of Arts (Multimedia) Filmmaker, creator and director of the Saw franchise
Leigh Whannell Bachelor of Arts (Multimedia) Filmmaker and actor involved in the creation of the Saw films
Elaine Yiu Communication Foundations, Bachelor of Science Actress and television host
Quan Zhou Bachelor of Commerce (Media) Filmmaker; recipient of the KNN Award at Busan International Film Festival for End of Summer

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Journalism

Name Connection to RMIT Distinction References
David Astle faculty member author; recognized for crossword puzzles featured in The Age and Sydney Morning Herald as well as the television program Letters and Numbers
Bunty Avieson Assoc Dip Journ journalist and writer
Les Carlyon, AC faculty member journalist and author honored with two Walkley prizes
Julian de Stoop BA (Journ) sports journalist; heads Melbourne bureau for Fox Sports News
John Garrett BA (Photo) photojournalist
Alicia Gorey BA (Journ) journalist and presenter for Melbourne weekend edition of Nine News on the Nine Network
Anthony Hudson BA (Journ) sports journalist; lead reporter on Australian rules football for the Ten Network
Andrew Jaspan faculty member journalist; co-founder and editor of The Conversation; previous editor of The Age, The Observer, and The Scotsman
Nick Johnston BA (Journ) journalist; formerly senior reporter for the national weekday edition of Nine News
Rebecca Maddern BA (Media) news presenter; hosts Melbourne weekday edition of Seven News on the Seven Network
Kirsten Magasdi BA (Journ) travel journalist; reporter for Fast Track on BBC World News
Edwin Maher former faculty member journalist; first non-Chinese anchor on China's international news channel CCTV News
Chris Masters, PSM D Comm (honoris causa), faculty member recipient of Walkley and Logie Award honors; adjunct professor at RMIT
Nick McKenzie BA (Journalism) 2001 investigative journalist with The Age, Sydney Morning Herald, and Australian Financial Review; awardee of Walkley, Graham Perkin, and Kennedy Awards
Brett McLeod BA (Media) journalist; correspondent for Melbourne's edition of Nine News
Amy Parks BA (Journ) journalist; reporter for Melbourne's edition of Seven News; formerly affiliated with Nine Network
Muriel Porter, OAM former faculty member theological writer and journalist
Jill Singer faculty member Walkley Award-winning journalist; previously senior reporter for ABC's The 7:30 Report

Literature

Name Connection to RMIT Distinction References
Kalinda Ashton Diploma in Writing, PhD, faculty member author
Carmel Bird former faculty member writer
Steven Carroll former faculty member writer and critic; awarded the Miles Franklin Award in 2008
Anuja Chauhan Graduate Diploma in Writing author and advertising executive; notable for the novel The Zoya Factor
Alison Goodman MA in Writing author
Brendan Gullifer MA in Writing author and ex-journalist
Rosalie Ham "Advanced Diploma Arts (Professional Writing & Editing), MA (Creative Writing)" "author best known for the novel The Dressmaker"
"Sonya Hartnett" "BA (Media)" "author; recipient of the 2008 Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award"
"M. J. Hyland" "Diploma in Writing & Editing" "author recognized for Carry Me Down"
"Antoni Jach" "faculty member" "author"
"Martine Murray" "MA in Writing" "author"
"Peter Temple" "former faculty member" "crime fiction writer; awarded the Miles Franklin Award in 2010"
"Carrie Tiffany" "Diploma in Writing & Editing, MA in Writing" "author"
"Walter J. Turner" "attended [WMC]" "poet and literary critic"
"Alexis Wright" "Diploma in Writing, Doctor of Arts (honoris causa)" "Indigenous author; winner of the Miles Franklin Award in 2006"
"Ania Walwicz" "faculty member" "poet"
"Chris Womersley" "Diploma in Writing & Editing" "author"


Music industry

Name Connection to RMIT Distinction References
Robyn Archer, AO, CdOAL faculty member Award-winning ARIA singer and artistic director; serves as an advisor at RMIT's Globalism Research Centre [98][99]
Philip Brophy faculty member academic and experimental musician [100]
Davide Carbone former faculty member Composer and producer recognized with an ARIA Award; founder of the School of Synthesis [101]
Paul Doornbusch previous faculty academic specializing in music [102]
Judith Durham, OAM writing course participant lead vocalist for the ARIA Award-winning and Academy Award-nominated group The Seekers [103]
Nicole Foote Bachelor of Commerce (Media) radio presenter and DJ; current host of Mix Up (radio show) on Triple J [104]
David Haberfeld Bachelor of Fine Arts (Media Arts), Master of Arts DJ and producer nominated for an ARIA Award; performs under the name "Honeysmack" [105]
Plutonic Lab Bachelor of Arts (Honours) ARIA Award-nominated DJ and producer; part of Muph & Plutonic and drummer with Hilltop Hoods [106]
Finn Robertson Bachelor of Arts (Media Arts) composer [107]
Andrew Stockdale Bachelor of Arts lead vocalist and guitarist for Grammy Award-winning band Wolfmother [108][109]
Darrin Verhagen faculty member composer [110]
Jonathan Welch, AM faculty member opera singer and conductor; founder of The Choir of Hard Knocks [111]
Wu Chun Bachelor of Business (Administration) actor and singer; part of Taiwanese boy band Fahrenheit


Notable Leaders

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Ministers

Name Connection to RMIT Distinction References
The Hon. Austin Asche, AC, QC former President Served as the 3rd Chief Justice and was the 13th Administrator of the Northern Territory
The Hon. Ted Baillieu, AO, MLA Dip Bus Held office as the 46th Premier of Victoria
The Hon. Lord Richard Casey FRMIT The 16th Governor-General of Australia; RMIT’s Casey Building and Plaza bear his name
Neil Comrie, APM, AO Assoc Dip Criminal Justice Former Chief Commissioner of Victoria Police
Peter Francis Davies Dip Surveying, Head of Department Mayor of the City of Waverley; Board of Works Commissioner; led RMIT’s Department of Land Information; recipient of Francis Ormond Medal 1992
Brig. Sir Bernard Evans, DSO, ED studied architecture at [WMC], former President at [MTC] Served as Melbourne’s 75th Lord Mayor; distinguished army officer and architect
Senator Steve Fielding BEng Leader of the Family First Party
Sir Samuel Gillott, CBE former President at [WMC] Melbourne’s 47th Lord Mayor
The Hon. Rob Hulls justice studies, Juris Doctor Previously Attorney-General and Deputy Premier of Victoria
Pat McNamara business studies Former Leader of the National Party (Victorian Branch) and Deputy Premier of Victoria
The Hon. Sir William McPherson, KBE founder of [EMC] Served as Victoria’s 31st Premier; significant benefactor to Emily McPherson College (now part of RMIT)
Oliver Nilsen, CBE, JP attended [WMC] Melbourne’s 70th Lord Mayor
Peter Ryan, MLA justice studies Former Leader of the National Party (Victorian Branch) and Deputy Premier of Victoria
Lieut-Gen. John Sanderson, AC Dip Civ Eng Ex-Chief of the Australian Army and served as Western Australia’s 31st Governor
The Hon. Marcus Stephen Dip Accounting 11th President of Nauru and Olympic gold medallist in weightlifting
The Hon. William Watt, PC studied accounting and grammar at [WMC] Victoria’s 24th Premier and a proponent for Australian federation
Name Connection to RMIT Distinction References
The Hon. Frank Anstey alumnus served as Minister for Health within the Parliament of Australia [112][113]
The Hon. Bruce Billson BBus, Grad Dip Management, MBus (Lead) held the position of Minister for Small Business in the Australian Parliament [114]
Don Cameron President [MTC] former Minister for Aircraft Production during World War II and Post-Master General of Australia [115]
The Hon. Bruce Chamberlain previous faculty member served as president of the Legislative Council in Victoria's Parliament [116]
Richard Dalla-Riva, MLC Assoc Dip Bus [PIT] held the portfolio of Minister for Employment and Industrial Relations in Victoria [117]
David Davis, MLC BAppSci [PIT] previously Minister for Health and Ageing in Victoria [118]
Sir Raymond Garrett studied science and engineering former President of the Victorian Legislative Council [119]
Lim Boon Heng D Bus (honoris causa), ex-faculty currently serving as a minister in Singapore’s Prime Minister’s Office [11][120]
The Hon. David Hodgett, MLA BBus (Management) former Victorian Minister for Major Projects, Manufacturing and Ports [121]
Sir George Hodges Knox, CMG engineering student served as Speaker of the Victorian Legislative Assembly [122]
The Hon. John Lemmon attended [WMC], former President [WMC] longest-serving Victorian politician (51 years); former Minister for Public Instruction [115][123]
The Hon. Jenny Lindell Dip Medical Radiation previous Speaker of the Victorian Legislative Assembly [124]
The Hon. Justin Madden BArch ex-AFL athlete and former Victorian Minister for Planning [125]
Barry Pullen Dip Civ Eng held the role of Minister for Conservation and the Environment in Victoria


Members

Name Connection to RMIT Distinction References
Lidia Argondizzo, JP BBus, MBA Former Victorian Parliament member [131]
Stephen Barker Ex-President [WMC] Previous member of the Australian Parliament [115]
Donna Bauer BComm Served as a member in the Victorian Parliament [132]
Anthony Carbines, MLA BA (Journ) Current representative in the Victorian Parliament [133]
Dennis Jensen, MP BAppSci Presently serving in the Australian Parliament [134][135]
Marlene Kairouz, MLA Dip Health Active member of the Victorian Parliament [136]
Cyril Kennedy Dip Art (Advertising) Former Victorian Parliament representative [137]
The Hon. Catherine King, MP BA (Social Work) [PIT] Currently serving in the Australian Parliament [138][139]
Jim Simmonds Attended Former member of the Victorian Parliament [140]
Robert Solly Ex-President [WMC] Past member of the Victorian Parliament [115]
Nick Wakeling, MLA Grad Dip IR/HR Serving current member in the Victorian Parliament [141][142]
Lorraine Wreford BAppSci Former representative in the Victorian Parliament [143]
Jason Wood, MP Grad Dip Management, MAppSci Current Australian Parliament member [144][145]


Others

Name Connection to RMIT Distinction References
Julian Burnside, AO, QC Honorary D SocSci, former academic staff Renowned barrister, human rights campaigner, and writer [11]
Percy Clarey Past President [MTC] Australian delegate to the United Nations (1954–1957) [115]
Breen Creighton Academic staff Specialist in labour law [146]
Don Edgar Academic staff Scholar in social policy; serves as an adjunct professor at RMIT's Centre for Workplace Change [147]
Peter J. Hayes Academic staff Political science expert; Executive Director at the Nautilus Institute for Security and Sustainability affiliated with RMIT [148]
James Jupp Former academic staff Political scientist; led the Centre for Immigration and Multicultural Studies at the Australian National University [149]
Anastasia Powell Academic staff Specialist in criminology [150]
Oren Yiftachel FRMIT Political geographer; Professor of Geography at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev [151]

Health and sports

Note: While RMIT provides qualifications in applied health sciences and life sciences, it does not operate a medical school.[152][153]

Health industry

Name Link to RMIT Prominence References
Edward de Bono Honorary D Des, former academic staff Medical doctor and psychologist
Rhonda Galbally Honorary D SocSci, former academic staff Chairperson of the Royal Women's Hospital, Melbourne
Heather Horst FRMIT Anthropologist by profession
John Travis Academic staff Physician; advocate for wellness movement and serves as an adjunct professor within the RMIT School of Health Sciences
Beth Wilson Diploma in Science, Honorary Doctorate in Education Former Chief Commissioner of Victoria Health Services


Sports

Name Connection to RMIT Distinction References
Ian Browne alumnus cyclist; Olympic and Commonwealth Games gold medal winner
Christine Envall alumnus professional bodybuilding competitor
Elizabeth Gardner BAppSci (Human) freestyle skiing athlete
Carrie Graf, OAM BAppSci basketball player and former head coach of the Australia women's national basketball team
Allan Hahn, OAM DAppSci (honoris causa), academic staff sports scientist; emeritus professor at the Australian Institute of Sport
Steven Hooker, OAM alumnus pole vault athlete; Olympic and Commonwealth Games gold medalist
Gus Johnston BA (Advertising) field hockey athlete and advocate against homophobia in sports
Lydia Lassila, OAM BAppSci (Human) freestyle skier; Winter Olympic gold medal recipient
Bill Lawry, AM alumnus former captain of the Australia national cricket team; sports broadcaster
James Marburg BA rower; Olympic silver medalist
David Morris enrolled student freestyle skiing competitor
Nick Morris, OAM BAppSci (Human) wheelchair basketball athlete; Paralympic gold medal winner
Elizabeth Patrick enrolled student rowing coxswain
Colin Ridgway alumnus former NFL player with Dallas Cowboys; first Australian in NFL history
Jared Tallent enrolled student race walking athlete; Olympic silver and Commonwealth gold medalist
James Tomkins, OAM BBus rower; triple Olympic gold medalist and financial analyst
Peter Thomson get physics classes get golfer; five-time British Open champion
get Max Walker get Dip Arch get ex-cricketer and AFL player turned architect and entrepreneur
get Charlie Walsh, OAM get former faculty member get coach of Australian national cycling team; creator of RMIT-AIS Olympic Superbike
get Julien Wiener get BBus (Management) get cricketer; first Jewish player for Australia

Australian rules football

Name RMIT Affiliation Achievements References
Ron Barassi, AM alumnus former player for both the Melbourne Football Club and the Carlton Football Club; renowned coach
Darcy Daniher current student active player with the Essendon Football Club
Roger Dean alumnus ex-player and captain for the Richmond Football Club
John Dugdale alumnus former player with the North Melbourne Football Club and sports commentator
Jack Edwards alumnus previous North Melbourne Football Club player and sports commentator
Keith Greig alumnus former North Melbourne Football Club player; two-time recipient of the Brownlow Medal (1973, 1974)
David Hille B Bus current Essendon Football Club player
James Hird BEng (Hon) ex-player, captain, and coach for Essendon Football Club; Brownlow Medal winner (1996) and civil engineer
Tony Jewell alumnus former Richmond Tigers player and St Kilda Saints coach
Bob Skilton alumnus ex-player for the South Melbourne Swans; three-time Brownlow Medalist (1959, 1963, 1968)
Jim Stynes, OAM B Soc Sc, Dip Youth Work former Melbourne Demons player and chairman; Brownlow Medal winner (1991), businessman, and youth worker
Brian Taylor alumnus ex-player for Richmond Tigers and Collingwood Magpies; sports commentator

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Science and technology

Name Connection to RMIT Distinction References
Amanda Barnard B Sci (AppPhysics) (Hon), PhD Expert in nanotechnology and theoretical physics; leads the CSIRO Nanoscience Laboratory
Martin G. Bean former Vice-Chancellor Executive in technology; ex-Global Director at Microsoft and former Vice-Chancellor at the Open University
Gordon S. Brown Dip Civil Eng, Elec Eng, Mech Eng [WMC] Cybernetics specialist; Emeritus Professor of Electrical Engineering at MIT
John Béchervaise, OAM, MBE attended science classes Author and Antarctic explorer
Drew Clarke, AO, PSM BAppSc (Surveying) Surveyor; served as Chief of Staff to Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and Secretary of the Department of Communications
Megan Clark, AC DAppSci (honoris causa), former faculty member Scientist and current CEO of the CSIRO
J. Donald R. de Raadt FRMIT Emeritus Professor specializing in Informatics and System Science at Luleå University of Technology
Graham Dorrington faculty member Aeronautical engineer; featured in Werner Herzog's documentary The White Diamond
Dennis Gibson, AO former Chancellor Mathematician by profession
Ranulph Glanville former faculty member Theoretician in cybernetics
Alfred Gottschalk previous faculty Biochemist focused on glycoprotein research
Ann Henderson-Sellers former Deputy Vice-Chancellor Former Director of the United Nations Climate Programme
Arthur R. Hogg attended science classes Physicist and astronomer
Kourosh Kalantar-zadeh PhD alumnus and former faculty member Materials scientist and electronic engineer; ARC Laureate Fellow awarded by IEEE and ACS
Richard Kaner faculty member Chemist and nanotechnology expert; recipient of the 2008 Tolman Award
Lakshmi Kantam faculty member Chemist; adjunct professor and director at IICT-RMIT Research Centre
William Kernot former President [WMC] Engineer; inaugural engineering professor at the University of Melbourne; RMIT's Kernot Engineering School and Kernot Memorial Medal bear his name
Albert Kitson geology, mining, surveying classes [WMC] Geologist honored with the Lyell Medal in 1927
David Malin, AM D AppSci (honoris causa) Astronomer renowned for scientific photography
Henry Millicer, AM D Eng (honoris causa); previous faculty member Designer of aircraft
Luca Marmorini faculty member Leads engine and electronics at Ferrari's Formula One team
Leslie H. Martin, Template:Post-nominals faculty [WMC] Physicist; founding fellow of the Australian Academy of Science
Alan Pears, AM faculty member Specialist in environmental analysis
Mandyam Veerambudi Srinivasan, AM former faculty member Biologist by training
Manfred Steger faculty member Professor in Global Studies and Director of RMIT’s Globalism Research Centre
Lawrence Wackett, KBE previous faculty member Pioneer in Australian aircraft industry; RMIT’s Lawrence Wackett Aerospace Centre is named after him
Heinrich Karsten Wagenfeld former faculty member Physicist specializing in both theoretical and experimental fields
Irvan Bastian Arief PhD alumnus and former faculty member Computer scientist focusing on AI applications in travel technology utilizing AI and ML methodologies


See also

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