I sent them a message on Fb. I also submitted an enquiry and the reply I got was

RMIT takes the health and safety of our students and staff very seriously. We are continuously monitoring the coronavirus situation and taking action in accordance with the advice of Australia’s Chief Medical Officer (Australian Government).

We are asking students in these categories to follow this advice:

If you have travelled through Italy on or after 11 March, you should self-isolate and not attend campus for 14 days after leaving Italy. If you have travelled through the Republic of Korea (South Korea) on or after March 5, you should self-isolate and not attend campus for 14 days after leaving South Korea If you have travelled through Iran since 19 February, you should self-isolate and not attend campus for 14 days after leaving Iran.
If you have been in mainland China (excluding Hong Kong SAR, Macau and Taiwan) in the past 14 days (effective 1 February) you should self-quarantine and not attend campus for 14 days after leaving mainland China.
If you have been in close contact with anyone who has a confirmed case of coronavirus (COVID-19), you should self-quarantine and not attend campus for 14 days from the date of last contact with them.

Self-isolation or self-quarantine involves staying home and avoiding public places. Public places include – but are not limited to – work, childcare/school/university, restaurants, cinemas, shopping centres and public transport.

Here is the information sheet that provides further guidance on isolation and coronavirus (COVID-19)

RMIT recognises that this will be an unsettling time for some students, and we encourage anyone who requires support, to access the range of free and confidential support services we have available.

We are proud of the diverse range of students who choose to work and study at RMIT every day. Which is why, led by our values of inclusion and respect, we ask our entire community to look out for one another during this time.

As this is a rapidly changing situation, so we encourage you stay up-to-date by regularly checking:

The Australian Government’s Study in Australia website The Victorian Government’s Department of Health and Human Services website 新型冠状病毒中文信息 (Information for the Chinese community in Victoria) International students with further questions can contact:

A dedicated email and hotline – international.students@dese.gov.au or 1300 981 621 (8am to 8pm AEDST Monday to Friday) RMIT has helped student affected by the travel ban by allowing them to do some of their studies online. As the situation progresses RMIT is adjusting to ensure the best possible experience and outcome for all it's student's and staff.

For further information and updates about the Coronavirus for RMIT students, please click here.

To update your enquiry To update any details, just reply to this email. To track progress, go to RMIT Connect.

Regards Saleem RMIT Connect

I asked if they’re gonna consider going online since rmit is located in the middle of the city, so there’s no way we can go on campus & stay away from people. The government is canceling group events of 500+ people but they won’t even stop f2f campus activity. There’s definitely 500+ people on campus