Founded in Melbourne in 1887, RMIT was driven by the contribution it could make to the community. This remains a central part of our identity wherever we operate.
Our decision to open campuses in Vietnam was motivated by the same desire. In 2000, RMIT Vietnam established itself and eventually welcomed its first cohort in early 2001.
From day one, we want to make an impactful contribution to Vietnam, especially through the lives of the young people we help shape.
Two decades on, with 9,500 students and 15,000 alumni, our impact in Vietnam is long-lasting.
The event brought together leaders from Vietnam’s Ministry of Education and Training, the Australian Government, RMIT University, Australia’s Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA), the Victorian Government, as well as universities from across Vietnam.
We are constantly thinking of ways to be more eco-friendly towards our planet. Now it’s your turn.
Celebrate RMIT Vietnam 20th Anniversary with #RMIT20GreenChallenges!
For more info: RMIT Vietnam Green Generation Club Facebook fanpage
The project brings together RMIT students, parents, staff, alumni, and community partners to celebrate 20 years of RMIT’s presence and impact in Vietnam by cleaning up the Ngoc Khanh Lake and beautifying the surrounding area of the Lake with plantings:
Garden & Lake Edge Cleanup: Sat 12 Dec 2020 | Garden & Lake Edge Planting: Sat 10 Apr 2021 | Garden & Lake Edge Cleanup & Thank you: Sat 31 Jul 2021
More info will be available soon.
Through the Accessibility Design Competition, RMIT seeks innovative, inclusive design and ideas to enable people with physical, sensory, and cognitive disabilities to access, function and excel in working environment. The final solutions can be presented in the form of a hardware prototype, a design for communication, an ideas ready to be implemented.
In celebrating our 20-year anniversary in Vietnam, the University will plant 20 trees on SGS campus. Each tree planted will symbolise one year of RMIT's journey in Vietnam, with plaques commemorating our key milestones in the respective years.
We received several submissions from our students with endearing photos of themselves in front of the Anniversary’s decorations on campus, enclosed with their beautiful birthday wishes to RMIT Vietnam. We would like to thank every single student who participated in the activity.
Click above to browse the top 10 entries awarded and their lovely messages!
79 staff members were recognised for their commitment and service to RMIT University, and living the RMIT values.
The staff awards were broken down into three categories - Long Service (5, 10, 15 and 20 years of service), Distinguished Service, and Living our RMIT Values (inclusion, imagination, impact, passion, agility and courage).
This year, as our University celebrates its 20-year anniversary in Vietnam, so too does Long Service Award recipient Ngo Van Thuan who is celebrating his 20th year of service to RMIT in 2020.
Through the 109 scholarships worth 49 billion VND awarded in 2020, RMIT University will provide opportunities for young people in Vietnam, and around the world to expand and develop the skills, knowledge and experiences to enable them to excel and make impactful contribution in a global work environment.
One of Vietnam’s first ‘social entrepreneurs’, RMIT Commerce graduate Ho Thai Binh, says he credits his success with a motto he learned while studying: Fail Fast, Fail Cheap, Fail Often.
With the COVID-19 pandemic causing global disruption to the education sector, the rapid shift to online learning, and the innovations developed as a result, have been shared at a high-level roundtable between Australian and Vietnamese higher education sector experts today.
RMIT Vietnam’s PhD program has produced its first graduate, Dr Heather Swenddal. The achievement is doubly noteworthy as it falls within the university’s 20th anniversary year in Vietnam.
