A brief history of RMIT University in Australia and Vietnam.
A brief history of RMIT University in Australia and Vietnam.
Information correct as of April 2025.
RMIT’s long history, commitment and firm friendship in Vietnam
We’re proud of the impact and contribution RMIT has made over the last 23 years as the exemplar of international education in Vietnam.
RMIT’s long history, commitment and firm friendship in Vietnam
We’re proud of the impact and contribution RMIT has made over the last 23 years as the exemplar of international education in Vietnam.
Back in 1973, the Whitlam Government established diplomatic relations with Hanoi.
It was the beginning of a story of friendship and progress between Australia and Vietnam.
23 years ago, RMIT became the country’s first international university.
And it is a privilege to represent our country and to contribute in Vietnam.
Today we are recognised as an exemplar of international education in Vietnam and we are firmly focused on making a genuine contribution to Vietnam’s social and economic priorities. Our high-quality education continues to build and empower Vietnam’s future workforce.
Our research is dedicated to helping solve some of the region’s biggest challenges.
Education transforms lives, communities and economies and we are proud to bring that power to the people of Vietnam.