Where is Point Cook Campus?

The Point Cook Campus of RMIT University is located at the historic RAAF Base Williams in Point Cook, Victoria, approximately 20 kilometers southwest of Melbourne. This campus is uniquely dedicated to aviation and aerospace training, leveraging its location at one of Australia’s oldest airfields to provide an authentic and immersive learning environment for students pursuing careers in the aviation industry.

The primary focus of this campus is on:

• Aviation and Pilot Training - Offering programs for aspiring pilots, including flight training for commercial and private licenses with access to aircraft and simulators.
• Aerospace Engineering - Covering aircraft maintenance, design, and technology, with hands-on experience in hangar facilities.
• Air Traffic Control and Aviation Management - Training students in operational and managerial roles within the aviation sector.

Students at Point Cook Campus benefit from unparalleled access to real-world aviation facilities, including runways, hangars, and flight simulators, allowing them to develop practical skills under expert guidance. The campus partners with leading aviation organizations to ensure that training meets current industry standards and prepares graduates for immediate employment. Its unique setting at a functioning airbase provides a distinctive learning experience, immersing students in the operational aspects of aviation from day one. The campus also emphasizes safety, precision, and innovation, key values in the aviation field. With a focus on producing highly skilled professionals, Point Cook Campus plays a critical role in RMIT’s portfolio, catering to the growing demand for qualified pilots, engineers, and aviation specialists in Australia and beyond. Support services and career guidance are also available to help students navigate their paths in this dynamic industry.