Do you have a keen interest in technology? Have you imagined what it’s like to be a science student? For the first time ever, RMIT Vietnam offers you an opportunity to attend unique workshops from our most popular science – technology programs.
Join us in a workshop of your own choice to explore more about your program of interest and have your questions answered by our lecturers!
Bachelor of Engineering (Robotics and Mechatronics Engineering) (Honours)
This workshop will provide an opportunity for participants to use Solidworks to implement features on a part, specifically in the creation and customization of their own rulers. The design can then be fabricated using the laser cutter in our Advanced Manufacturing Workshop.
Bachelor of Engineering (Electronic and Computer Systems Engineering) (Honours)
This workshop will provide an opportunity for participants to use NI Multisim to simulate an amplifier, which is widely used in our daily lives. After completing this step, participants will next use the NI Elvis II board, together with some basic electronic components, to build a circuit on a breadboard to test what their simulation step work and compare the results.
Bachelor of Applied Science (Psychology)
This workshop will provide some interesting psychological tools for self-exploration. Participants will be instructed how different subfields in psychology can be applied to develop self-awareness as well as how to understand others.
Bachelor of Applied Science (Aviation)
This workshop will provide an opportunity for participants to gain an appreciation of all the key players that are involved in getting us safely from one destination to another by air travel, and to consider the key skills and future opportunities that will be available to students in the aviation industry.
Bachelor of Science (Food Technology and Nutrition)
This workshop introduces students to the emerging trends in food technology and nutrition, shaping the future of food. Participants will be guided on how to read the nutritional labels on food packages that can then help us select a healthier version of food commodities.
Students enrolled at RMIT University Vietnam graduate with an internationally recognised degree.
Work Integrated Learning (WIL) that uses academic learning in a ‘real life’ situation with real industry partners.
World-class facilities, including modern classrooms, purpose-built laboratories and other specialist spaces.
Opportunities to transfer to RMIT Melbourne or exchange to one of our 200+ partner universities.
