Business Postgraduate Information Session and Workshops

Event highlights

  • Discover RMIT’s Master of Business Administration (MBA) and Master of International Business (MIB)* programs, including entry requirements and exclusive offers
  • Join program lecturers in exclusive workshops to experience a real master's classroom
  • Learn about the postgraduate scholarships and tuition assistance schemes for 2026
  • Meet with professional program advisors one-on-one 
  • Perks for attendees: application fee waiver for on-site submissions, and exclusive gifts upon successful deposits

*This program is offered at the Saigon South campus only.

Event time and venue

Saigon South campus

Hanoi campus

Saturday 06 June 2026 Saturday 13 June 2026
702 Nguyen Van Linh, Tan Hung Ward, Ho Chi Minh City 521 Kim Ma, Giang Vo Ward, Hanoi City
8:30am – Check-in
9am – Event start
1:30pm – Check-in
2pm – Event start

Financial opportunities

  • 50% postgraduate scholarships 
  • 20% tuition assistance schemes 

Register to join

Workshop sneak peek: Experience a taste of the Master’s classroom

Marketing in the age of polycrisis and disruption – Dr Vickie Little

Extreme weather, AI-driven uncertainty and fractured supply chains are rewriting the rules of marketing. Explore how global disruption reshapes markets and meanings – and learn how marketers interpret signals, navigate ambiguity, and create new meanings when certainty disappears.

The strategy behind entering global markets – Dr Manjit Sandhu

Exporting, wholly owned subsidiaries or strategic alliances – each carries different risks, costs and levels of control. Dig into a real Vietnamese biotech case study, evaluate competing entry strategies and debate the best path into the EU market using MBA and MIB frameworks.

Leading people and managing change in complex organisations – Dr Gavin Nicholson

The most effective executives don't just manage change – they lead people through it. Explore modern leadership theory and evidence-based change management practices, and build the strategic mindset and practical skills to inspire teams and drive transformation.

How AI is transforming marketing analytics and research – Dr Duy Dang

Data abundance means nothing without the ability to act on it. Explore how AI transforms marketing analytics – from segmentation to predictive insights – and develop the strategic judgement to balance intelligent automation with human expertise and ethical responsibility.

Who leads, who decides, who cares in an AI-driven world? – Dr Aemin Nasir

AI accelerates decisions – but it doesn't remove human responsibility. Using a human-centred leadership approach and practical decision-making framework, explore how to balance efficiency with accountability and build the executive judgement to lead in AI-shaped workplaces.

Managing the digital consumer journey end to end – Dr Anushka Siriwardana

From first click to final conversion, every digital touchpoint shapes the customer relationship. Explore real-world cases and develop the strategic toolkit to design journeys across platforms and devices that drive engagement, build trust and deliver measurable business results. 

Why choose RMIT?

Industry integrated learning

Tackle real-world projects with industry leading companies. Many of them perform an advisory role to ensure our programs are relevant and up-to-date.

World-class faculty

Learn from international faculty who bridge global expertise and local insight.

Elite network

Join an exclusive community where over 8,000 alumni hold managerial positions, connecting you with influential leaders and fueling your professional growth.

Global mobility

Exchange opportunities to 200+ partner universities around the world while paying your Vietnamese tuition fees.

Globally recognised degrees

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World-class rankings

  • #125 university globally and top 10 in Australia in the QS World University Rankings 2026
  • #7 in Australia and top 150 globally in the QS Global MBA Rankings 2026
  • #6 globally for Business Administration in the ShanghaiRankings: Global Ranking of Academic Subjects 2025

AACSB accreditation

  • The Business School at RMIT Vietnam is the first business school in Vietnam to earn the prestigious AACSB accreditation, an honor held by less than 6% of business schools worldwide, including Harvard Business School, MIT Sloan School of Management, Saïd Business School (University of Oxford).

Meet our lecturers

Bridging the gap: Industry guest lecturers

Our industry partners regularly engage with students and provide Work Integrated Learning (WIL) projects for them to solve real-world business problems. They also deliver exclusive workshops and seminars on numerous business topics and host work placements as part of the Postgraduate Internship course.

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Ms Le Hoang Anh, Head of Sustainability & Standards at Vinamilk

Presented a capstone project to RMIT master's students in the Sustainable International Business Futures course.
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Mr Marco Förster, ASEAN Director of Dezan Shira & Associates

Presented on “Business and economic analysis” in the Business and Economic Analysis course.
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Ms Flora Nguyen, General Manager at Hilti Vietnam

Presented on “Navigate the multinational strategy paradox: Bringing global strategy to the local market” in the Managing Multinational Enterprises course.
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Mr Huy Le, Director at PwC and Mr Thai Huynh, Senior Recruiter & Employer Branding at PwC

Presented on “Digital platforms and IoT” in the Digital Innovation course.
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Ms Khang Tran, Head at Commercial at Intrepid

Shared expert insights on navigating international trade within today’s complex modern landscape in the Managing Cross-border E-commerce in the Digital Era course.
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Mr York Spencer, Managing Director at Masan Brewery

Presented on “Growth strategy of Masan brewery” in the Strategy course.
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Ms Do Bich Van, Director of Business Development at Kantar

Presented on “Brand Equity without borders” in the Global Business Environment course.
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Mr Truong Vo Dang Khoa, Head of Corporate Strategy, VP at Prudential Vietnam

Presented on “Corporate strategy” in the Strategy course.
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Ms Tran Thao Van, Founder at Kloud Art

Presented on “Design Thinking: Building empathy through hands-on experiences” in the Design Thinking for Business course.
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Mr Khoa Vuong, Director of Finance at SABECO

Presented on “Financial analysis, capital budgeting and cost of capital” in the Financial Analytics for Managerial Decision course.
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Ms Nguyen Huynh Nhu Thuy, Country Head at TalentView

Presented on “Personal Branding and Authentic Leadership” in the same course name.
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Mr Ton That Hac Minh, Regional Sustainability Manager at MOTUL

Presented on “ESG in MOTUL” in the Business Research Design course.

What do our alumni say?

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Nguyen Minh, CEO of Metal Solutions

“The MBA gave me tools, frameworks, and perspectives I’d never encountered before. But it also gave me a network of people I can call on - and that’s priceless.”
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Vu Tran Khanh Ngoc, Assistant Manager, Deal Advisory, Strategy at KPMG Vietnam

“Learning MIB at RMIT revolutionised my mindset. I now understand that supply chains are the backbone of every business operating in Vietnam. Since I work with international clients, this holistic way of looking at business has been invaluable.”
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Hoang Tuan Minh, Head of Strategic Partnership at GSM (Xanh SM)

“Studying an MBA at RMIT is about learning to think like a manager. The learning doesn’t stop when the course ends - it becomes a habit of sharpening how you think. Thanks to that, I feel confident adapting, leading change, and seizing new opportunities.”
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Phan Thi Lan Nhi, Senior Manager at Techcombank

“Learning ‘managing up’ not only helped me work more effectively, but it also opened a journey of growth - where I learnt to lead with understanding and trust, from any position.”