RMIT offers academic, teaching and professional roles across its Vietnam campuses.
RMIT creates transformative experiences for our students, preparing them for life and work. We encourage new approaches to work and learning while stimulating change to drive positive impacts.
We recognise that our staff are looking for something different - whether it is the opportunity to work in an international environment, or because of the unique experience of working for an Australian university in a fascinating and rapidly developing country like Vietnam.
RMIT Vietnam is committed to protecting the privacy of our candidates, and users of our website. We aim to ensure a safe and secure experience for everyone.
Please note that applications are accepted only through our Workday system on the RMIT Careers portal. We do not accept applications through other means. Additionally, RMIT Vietnam will never ask for fees or payments throughout the application process.
Stay alert to fraudulent schemes - some individuals and organisations impersonate us, offering false employment opportunities. We take this matter very seriously, actively collaborating with legal authorities to stop such scams. By informing you, we hope to prevent these deceptions.
For any inquiries or support, feel free to contact our Talent Acquisition team at employment@rmit.edu.vn
We are committed to living our values and to making a difference both locally and globally. Our values include Inclusion, Imagination, Integrity, Courage, Passion and Impact.
Discover the working life at RMIT Vietnam through this series of videos, where we tell unique stories about the people that are contributing to RMIT Vietnam and embodying our values.
Our Flickr album shows you what your life at RMIT could be like.
Ho Le Minh Thach never imagined himself as a software engineer. The solid academic foundation he received at RMIT Vietnam, and his experience with Harvard's computer science course, sparked his passion for programming and empowered him to pursue a career in software engineering.
Stepping outside the classroom can be intimidating, but competitions offer more than just trophies. They sharpen skills, build awareness, and open doors to real-world opportunities.
RMIT’s Transnational Security Training (TST) programs are celebrating 20 years of impactful delivery in the Asia-Pacific region this year, helping to combat transnational crime, promote inter-agency collaboration, and drive career development.
RMIT University Vietnam has once again been honoured with the prestigious Golden Dragon Award, marking its 21st consecutive win.
