- Overview
Established in 2000, RMIT Vietnam is the first fully international university granted permission to operate in Vietnam, with 2 campuses in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. The school offers programs in business, technology, communication, design, and fashion, and boasts an impressive range of extra-curricular activities that encourage students to break new ground in their areas of interest.
Students enrolled at RMIT Vietnam graduate with a degree from RMIT in Melbourne. These degrees meet the highest Australian education standards and are recognized by employers worldwide.
Rankings:
#123 Worldwide
#19 Art & Design
#42 Communication and Media Studies
- Majors
Business
Accounting
Digital Marketing
Professional Communication
Psychology
Tourism and Hospitality Management
Information Technology
Engineering
Design Studies
Design
Aviation
Digital Film and Video
Fashion
Languages
Food Technology and Nutrition
- Fees & Scholarships
Tuition fee per year: ~334,000,000 VND
Popular Scholarships:
- Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship: 100% of tuition fees for 3 years
- Academic Achievement Scholarship: 25-50% of tuition fees for 3 years
Other 50% Scholarships:
- Professor Nguyen Van Dao Scholarship
- The Business School Scholarship
- Tourism and Hospitality Management Scholarship
- Digital Marketing Scholarship
- Bachelor of Business Scholarship
- Luke McLachlan Scholarship
- Communication Scholarship
- Creativity Scholarship
- Women in STEM Scholarship
- Bachelor of Engineering Scholarship
- School of Science, Engineering & Technology Scholarship
Opportunity Scholarships: 100% and additional perks – for students with disability and/or financial disadvantages.
More info:
- Application Process
Timeline for Fall 2025: 08/01/2025 – 05/07/2025
Application Process:
- Application Form
- Scholarship Form
- Interview Round (if shortlisted for Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship)
Requirements:
- A minimum Grade 12 GPA of 9.0 for Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship, and varies from 7.0 to 8.5 for other scholarships
- IELTS 6.5 (no band below 6.0)
For Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship:
- High School Transcript
- Personal Statement (300-500 words)
- Digital Portfolio
- Introduction Video (2 minutes)
- 2 Letters of Recommendation
For Other Scholarships:
- Academic Performance: 60% Year 12 GPA + 30% Year 11 GPA + 10% Year 10 GPA
- Other requirements vary depending on the specific scholarship program
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