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What is ADC?
ADC stands for Accessibility Design Competition. This is an annual event organized by RMIT Careers, Alumni and Industry Relations where we provide Students with a platform to be guided by Accessibility and Industry Mentors, enabling them to work together and create innovative ideas in the form of a design/prototype to promote inclusiveness for People with Disabilities in the workplace.
What is the process of being assigned to Accessibility and Industry Mentors
Once shortlisted to Round 2, the ADC 2025 Organizing Team will contact you to announce your team's assigned Industry and Accessibility Mentors. In Between 04 and 14 September, each team will be asked to work with your appointed Industry Mentor and Accessibility Mentor who are either professionals from relevant sectors or experts experienced in working with people with disabilities. These mentors will offer advice on how to make your idea more relevant and feasible for individuals with disabilities. Following the mentor meetings, your team must refine the proposal and develop prototypes or implementation-ready solutions.
Where do the Industry Mentors come from?
The Industry Mentors are experienced professionals in diverse fields.
I do not know anything about the topic of disabilities, can I join?
If you have had no prior knowledge or experiences about disability-related issues, you are highly encouraged to conduct in-depth research and set up meetings and talk with people with lived experiences to deepen your understanding of the topic. ADC also offers you a diverse array of masterclasses and opportunities for collaborating with mentors/industry partners to strengthen your knowledge about people with disabilities.
I do not have a team yet, can I join as an individual?
No, you will have to form a team of three students to register for the competition. If you have any difficulties forming your team, please contact us for prompt support.
ADC 2025’s contact points:
1. Ms Andy Ho | Project Leader anh.ho21@rmit.edu.vn
2. Ms Chau Tran | Learning Designer chau.tranthibich@rmit.edu.vn
I am currently a Master student, can I join the competition?
Yes, you can. Any student currently enrolled in a Bachelor or Master program is eligible to join the competition.
What would be the expected final product to be completed?
The final product can be a hardware prototype, a software, or a design. The participating teams are strongly encouraged to come up with practical, functional products. The marking criteria will be provided in the Rules & Regulations.
How can I stay updated about the Competition?
For further information, please visit:
1. ADC’s official Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/rmit.adc
2. ADC website: https://www.accessibilitydesigncompetition.com
If you need any support, please contact the Organizing Team via email:
1. Ms Andy Ho | Project Leader anh.ho21@rmit.edu.vn
2. Ms Chau Tran | Learning Designer chau.tranthibich@rmit.edu.vn