Club Day brings summer to RMIT Vietnam

Club Day brings summer to RMIT Vietnam

More than one thousand students and 47 clubs came out to enjoy a fun, summer-themed Club Day at Saigon South and Hanoi campuses.

RMIT Vietnam Student Life Senior Manager Tim Burdeu said Club Day celebrates one of the key differentiators of the University.

“The student club program includes a range of sports, business, community, and recreation clubs with around 2,000 registered members,” Mr Burdeu said.

“The event offered a chance for clubs to showcase their activities and benefits.

“More importantly, it allowed students to engage with like-minded friends and have fun, and to develop important life skills around leadership, teamwork and self-development.”

The semester 2 Club Day themes were ‘Hawaii’ and ‘Atlantis’ for Saigon South campus and Hanoi campus respectively.

Members of the Saigon South Music Club perform at Hawaii Club Day. Members of the Saigon South Music Club perform at Hawaii Club Day.
Ultimate Frisbee Club members demonstrate the game to onlookers. Ultimate Frisbee Club members demonstrate the game to onlookers.
Environment Club’s Atlantis-theme mascot welcomes guests. Environment Club’s Atlantis-theme mascot welcomes guests.
Students at Hanoi City campus enjoy an evening full of joy and activities. Students at Hanoi City campus enjoy an evening full of joy and activities.

View all photos from this student activity in the album below.

RMIT Vietnam Club Day - Sem 2.2016

Story: Hoang Ha

07 July 2016

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