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Working Men's College (1882 - 1933)

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Function: Education
Location: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Although it was not until 1887 that the first students attended the Working Men's College, the College had been in planning since 8 May 1882, when the concept was approved by the Trades Hall Committee (now the Trades Hall Council), and a financial committee was established. The Working Men's College was created to teach technical trades. In 1933 the College was renamed, becoming the Melbourne Technical College.

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Location: Melbourne, Victoria
 
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 1882 - 1933 Working Men's College
       1933 - 1954 The Melbourne Technical College
       1960 - 1992 Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT)
             1954 - 1960 Royal Melbourne Technical College
                   1960 - 1992 Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT)
                         1992 - RMIT University

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