The Student–Staff Consultative Committees (SSCCs) is RMIT Vietnam’s established mechanism for students and staff to work together on the quality of academic programs. SSCCs provide a structured, program-level channel for students to share their lived experience of learning - highlighting what is working well, raising issues that affect their studies, and shaping improvements alongside their teaching teams. As one of the key mechanisms through which student voice is heard at RMIT Vietnam, SSCCs ensure that the student input help inform continuous improvement in courses and programs.
The SSCCs operate under the oversight of the Academic Office of Student Council at RMIT Vietnam, supported by the Schools.
The primary objectives of the SSCCs include:
Student representatives use their voice to advocate for their fellow students and collaborate with School faculty and teaching staff to enhance academic programs and experience at RMIT Vietnam.
Student Representatives Recruitment updates are published on the Student Council Facebook pages: SGS Campus | Hanoi Campus
As a Student Representative, you get to collaborate with the teaching staff and School faculty to enhance the academic experience of yourself and your peers at RMIT Vietnam. You will have a chance to:
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