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HR leaders are facing a growing challenge: preparing their workforce for an AI-powered future while keeping people at the centre of every decision.

In this latest feature with HR Leader, RMIT Online CEO Nic Cola shares why building AI literacy, critical thinking and adaptable skill sets is no longer optional - it's essential for organisations looking to stay ahead.

Read the article to explore how HR can help close skills gaps and build a workforce that's ready for what's next - https://loom.ly/QpQRnpU

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Congratulations to all the winners and finalists recognised at the MFAA National Excellence Awards.

As a proud sponsor of this year's event, we were delighted to celebrate the outstanding professionals shaping the future of Australia's mortgage and finance industry.

A special congratulations to Joseph Daoud on being named Mentor of the Year, with our CEO, Nic Cola, honoured to present the award on the night.

Our partnership with the Mortgage & Finance Association of Australia (MFAA) extends beyond the awards, with RMIT Online collaborating to develop three custom learning experiences that support the ongoing growth and development of mortgage and finance professionals across Australia.

Back in 2024, AI was beginning to transform the creative industry, and we explored what that could mean for graphic designers.

Fast forward to today, and AI has become a regular part of many creative workflows. While the tools have evolved rapidly, the need for adaptable, curious and creatively driven designers has only grown.

Jump back to 2024 and revisit our insights on how graphic designers can embrace AI, build future-ready skills and continue creating work that stands out. Which ideas still resonate with you?

Read more here - https://loom.ly/84429bk

How can graphic designers prepare for the rise of AI? | RMIT Online The beautiful writing is on the wall for graphic designers: adapt or fall behind.

The best business decisions aren’t based on gut instinct - they’re backed by data.

From uncovering customer insights to identifying opportunities for growth, data-driven decision-making is becoming a core capability for professionals across every industry.

Discover why organisations that know how to turn data into action are gaining a competitive edge in our latest blog.

Read more here - https://loom.ly/2VKVadU

Missed our Juris Doctor information session? You can now watch the recording.

Hear from our academic team as they unpack the program, explore career pathways, and answer some of the most common questions about studying law online.

Watch now and take the next step towards your legal career - https://loom.ly/Mr8Sx7A

Last chance to register! Our free Juris Doctor (JD) Info Session is happening tomorrow.

If you're considering studying law online, join us to learn more about the program, hear from our team, and get your questions answered live.

📅 Tomorrow: 12:00–1:00pm (AEST)
🎟️ Register now: https://loom.ly/lPDwCYI

Juris Doctor Info Session Join us for an informative session on pursuing a Juris Doctor (JD) degree at RMIT Online

Data doesn't drive decisions. Understanding does.

Even the most sophisticated analytics won't create impact if decision-makers can't interpret what they're seeing. That's where data storytelling comes in, turning complex insights into clear, actionable narratives that drive better business outcomes.

In our latest blog, we explore why data storytelling is the missing link between analysis and action, and how you can use it to communicate insights that actually influence decisions.

Read more here - https://loom.ly/sW_KfP8

Data storytelling is the critical bridge in modern analytics | RMIT Online Data storytelling is the critical bridge in modern analytics

Gen Z are leading the way in AI adoption. But are they as AI-savvy as they think?

Drawing on findings from our latest whitepaper, Beyond Prompting: Measuring the Generational AI Gap, RMIT Online CEO Nic Cola explores how the Dunning-Kruger effect may be shaping the way younger generations engage with AI.

As AI becomes a core workplace skill, understanding how to question, verify, and critically assess AI outputs is just as important as knowing how to use the tools themselves.

The future of work won't be defined by AI alone. It will be defined by the people who know how to use it well.

Read the full article here - https://loom.ly/1_urBNQ

Dunning-Kruger Strikes Again – This Time With Gen Z And Their Use Of AI – SMBtech HomeThought LeadershipDunning-Kruger Strikes Again – This Time With Gen Z And Their Use Of AI Dunning-Kruger Strikes Again – This Time With Gen Z And Their Use Of AI Nic Cola June 20, 2026 Thought LeadershipEvery generation has its defining workplace entry point. For baby boomers, it was the fax...

Future Skills Fest may be over, but we're still reflecting on the incredible conversations, debates, networking opportunities and insights shared throughout the month.

From AI and cybersecurity to brand integrity, career growth and more, this year's festival brought together an amazing community of learners, industry experts and future-focused thinkers.

Swipe through to see some of our favourite moments from Future Skills Fest 2026 ▶️

Keep an eye out for upcoming events here -https://loom.ly/9x1rXC4

Watch the Sessions

If you've been thinking about a career in law, this is one session you won't want to miss.

Join us for an informative session on pursuing a Juris Doctor (JD) with RMIT Online.

Whether you're looking to change careers or finally pursue a long-held ambition, this session will cover everything you need to know about studying law online and how a JD can help you take the next step in your career.

📅 Thursday, 2 July
🕛 12:00pm – 1:00pm
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Study law on your terms and discover where a JD could take you.
Register here - https://loom.ly/Mr8Sx7A