When: Monday July 11 – Friday July 15, 2022
Melbourne Institute of Technology is excited to welcome you in Trimester 2, 2022! Congratulations on your acceptance to study with us. We are thrilled that you are joining us and invite you to attend your orientation program as your first step to success.
In the meantime, we ask you to explore the International Student Pre-Arrival Guide and contact us if you have any further questions. Download your copy of the International Student Pre-arrival Guide.
O’ Week is held before the start of every new trimester. It’s a week which we aim will be one you’ll never forget and is your opportunity to get involved in a range of events and discover the skills and information you need to be successful in your studies. You’ll meet your Course Coordinators, academics, support staff and learn more about your study expectations and MIT Systems. It’s also a great opportunity to make new connections and begin new friendships.
We are very pleased to announce that our Orientation sessions are hosted on campus in Trimester 2, 2022.
MIT Melbourne campus is located at the historical - Argus Building at 288 La Trobe Street, on the corner of Elizabeth and La Trobe Streets. Entrance is via the La Trobe Street side.
View MapTo support our community to stay safe and healthy, the MIT Melbourne Campus COVID Safe Plan requires all campus entrants have their temperature checked using our T-Scan machines. Further information about the Campus COVID Safe plan will be communicated to you in the lead up to the orientation day.
O’ Week spans across 5 days in the week before your classes begin. Discover your daily orientation schedule outlined below and download a personal copy of the Orientation Guide. Download your copy of the International Orientation Guide.
DAY 2
Tuesday 12th July
DAY 3
Wednesday 13th July
DAY 4
Thursday 14th July
DAY 5
Friday 15th July
Commencing students will be emailed when the Orientation program is available, and the website will be updated.
Orientation attendance is compulsory.
You're encouraged to participate in other sessions such as campus tours, info sessions and academic workshops to help you get the best start to your studies. There are also variety of activities held where you can meet your academics and student leaders, get to know other new people and participate in on the social events.
Yes, registration is required.
Orientation is an opportunity to begin developing academic and co-curricular goals, make networks with other students, learn about campus resources, discuss your academic goals, and enrol in subjects for your first trimester. This is your opportunity to start putting your academic plan into action and learn about everything MIT has to offer you. Refer to the orientation schedule for more information.
Orientation marks the start of your college studies and for most courses it is held the week before trimester classes start.
The program is designed to familiarise you with the College life, and the services and resources available on each campus and online. By attending Orientation, you gain critical course and faculty information, plus essential information on the support we offer. This is also your opportunity to meet and socialise with fellow student plus academics and all the support staff that are ready to help you along the way.
We strongly encourage that all new students attend orientation.
Yes, you will be enrolled in classes and select your timetable during the orientation week.
Yes, you must bring the following documents to enrol:
We encourage all staff and students to choose sustainable transport options to access Campus Facilities. There are many options, including public transport, car-pooling, cycling or walking.
Onsite parking is not available at MITs CBD campus; however, car parking stations are nearby for a fee.
If you were unable to attend O Week from 11th July, we run a ‘Late Orientation’ session during week two which you need to attend. There are also plenty of online resources you can explore at https://moodle.mit.edu.au however as with most things, nothing replaces F2F communication.
So, you have attended orientation- what’s next? Explore our list of what we recommend you achieve to make the most of your first-year experience.
MONDAY
11 JULY
O’WEEK DAY 1
TUESDAY
12 JULY
O’WEEK DAY 2
WEDNESDAY
13 JULY
O’WEEK DAY 3
THURSDAY
14 JULY
O’WEEK DAY 4
FRIDAY
15 JULY
O’WEEK DAY 5
MONDAY
18 JULY
WEEK ONE COMMENCES
FRIDAY
12 AUGUST
CENSUS DATE
FRIDAY
7 OCTOBER
END OF TEACHING
SATURDAY
22 OCTOBER
END OF FINAL EXAM
PUBLIC HOLIDAYS
MIT reserves the right to alter or change any dates, deadlines, and regulations. Students should carefully read all official correspondences and consult student services for instruction when necessary.
Refer to AMS for the complete academic calendar.