List Of Royal Melbourne Institute Of Technology People
This is list of persons affiliated with the Australian university the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) – which is otherwise referred to as RMIT University in Victoria (Australia) and RMIT International University in Vietnam. It includes alumni, as well as current and former faculty and students, etc.
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