RMIT Future Tech Camp 2025

English

Tiếng Việt

16 Jun 2025 - 20 Jun 2025 10:00 AM - 03:30 PM Language: English RMIT Saigon South, RMIT Hanoi

RMIT Future Tech Camp 2025

16 Jun 2025 - 20 Jun 2025

10:00 AM - 03:30 PM

Language: English

RMIT Saigon South, RMIT Hanoi

Solve complex problems, make friends with bright kids from around the world and take part in team games that unlock real-world skills.

Work in teams

Collaborate with and meet other students that are also passionate about science and technology.

Play games

Grasp problems, make plans, get alignment, execute, and course correct.

Experience life at RMIT

Learn in the same environment with the same facilities as RMIT Vietnam students.

What to expect

5-day workshops with international RMIT lecturers
Interactive tech lectures and hands-on lab activities
Coaching from international RMIT lecturers in state-of-the-art facilities
Work in teams on real-world inspired projects
RMIT T-shirts, awards and certificates
End-of-camp pizza celebration

Deploy artificial intelligence strategies

Learn about the latest in artificial intelligence and machine learning strategies to tackle problems big and small.

Learn to problem solve and code with Arduino robotics

Grasp problems, make plans, get alignment, and make course corrections.

RMIT Future Tech Camp 2025 Application

Personal details

Full name

Date of Birth

Gender

Email address

Home address (street name and number, district, city)

Phone number

Name of parent or guardian, please also state your relationship to the child

Parent or guardian's phone number

Parent's email address

Which RMIT campus will you attend?

HanoiHo Chi Minh City

What is your current school's name, including the district and city (e.g. Nguyen Huu Tho High School, District 7, HCM city)?

Grade Level in current school year 2024-2025 (the program is only available for students in grade 10 and grade 11)?

Grade 10Grade 11

Which type of school are you attending?

Public/private school with Vietnamese programInternational school with English or bilingual program

Academic details

English Proficiency (Provide score of IELTS or another international English test )

Please upload evidence of your English proficiency (score of IELTS or another international English test if available)

(PDF file, maximum 5MB)

For those who do not have an IELTS certificate or equivalent, please record a short video introducing yourself and talk about any topic of your choice. The video should be no longer than 3 minutes, uploaded to YouTube as Unlisted, and the link should be included in your application form for the organisers to review.

Have you received any awards or achievements, or participated in/led any community support activities during high school? If yes, please describe in detail (maximum 200 words).

Please upload evidence of your awards, achievements, or community activities, if any.

(PDF file, maximum 5MB)

Please provide your current cumulative GPA or equivalent. If your school uses a different grading system, please specify.

What’s your current GPA in Maths

What’s your current GPA in English?

What’s your current GPA in Computing

Please upload a photo or scanned copy of your academic transcript

(JPEG or PDF file, maximum 5MB)

Why are you interested in the field of computer technology/science (Maximum 50 words)?

Please explain why you consider yourself a strong candidate for this program (Maximum 100 words)

Contact Information

Tentative program details

Daily schedule

10.00 AM – 12.00 PM: Interactive lectures and live demos
12:00 PM – 01:30 PM: Lunch break
01:30 PM – 03:30 PM: Hands-on activities and group projects

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Day	Topic
Monday	Kickstart Coding: Fundamentals for Future Innovators Designed for beginners, this workshop builds a strong foundation in coding and logical thinking—empowering future tech innovators. Students will be introduced to fundamental programming concepts using Python, one of today's most popular programming languages.
Tuesday	AI Unlocked: Foundations of Generative AI and Machine Learning An accessible primer that demystifies how modern generative models learn, create, and solve problems. Through interactive demos, students explore core ML concepts and experiment with real-life AI applications.
Wednesday	Build-a-Bot: No-Code Machine Learning with AWS SageMaker Canvas Working in teams, participants design, train, and deploy ML models in a visual, code-free environment—gaining hands-on experience with the same industry toolset used by data scientists.
Thursday	App in a Day: Designing iOS applications with SwiftUI Utilise Apple’s Swift Playgrounds, learners brainstorm, prototype, and build a working iOS app, discovering UI design principles, sensors, and App Store best practices.
Friday	Cyber Detective: Intro to Digital Forensics and Ethical Hacking Through gamified challenges, students use real cybersecurity and forensic tools to trace digital footprints, uncover threats, and present investigation findings like professional cyber sleuths.

Day

Topic

Monday

Creative Coding: Art and Animation in the Browser

Using Processing.js, students discover coding fundamentals through graphics, math, and playful visual experiments—an engaging first step into programming.

Tuesday

AI and  You: Training Models for Images, Sounds & Emotions

In this hands-on introduction to AI/ML, participants build and test classifiers that recognize pictures, audio clips, and facial expressions—seeing machine learning in action.

Wednesday

Game Maker: Build a Shooter with PyGame & GenAI

Step-by-step, learners code a beginner-friendly shooter game in Python while leveraging generative AI helpers to brainstorm features, write snippets, and squash bugs.

Thursday

Arduino Robotics: Code that Moves

From blinking LEDs to obstacle-avoiding cars, students wire up Arduino boards and program sensors/actuators—bringing their code to life in the physical world.

Friday

Cyber Detective: Intro to Digital Forensics and Ethical Hacking

Through gamified labs with easy-to-use forensic tools, budding investigators trace digital footprints and uncover cyber threats like real security analysts.

How to apply

Check your eligibility and fill in the application form on this page by 5pm (ICT) 15 May 2025.

Eligibility

Grade 10-11 students based in Ho Chi Minh City or Hanoi
(students/families self-manage daily travel to the chosen campus)
Excellent academic performance with a GPA of 8.0/10 or above.
English proficiency: Academic IELTS 5.5 or equivalent
Academic achievements (awards, certificates) or community involvement demonstrating leadership skills will be considered an advantage.
No prior coding experience required.
Each campus will select 35 students to participate.

Selection announcement

Students selected for the program will be contacted via email at the end of May 2025 and their names will be published on the School of Science, Engineering & Technology Facebook page.