Student news and events

Fourteen Student Council generations have each added a thread to a tapestry still being woven. What endures is a voice that continues to be carried forward. Today, the Student Council continues to connect, represent, and shape RMIT campus life, creating vibrant experiences for students, with the support of RMIT Vietnam’s Student Life Department.

RMIT Vietnam’s graduation ceremonies mark more than a personal milestone, more than a moment that belongs to just one name. On this special day, the connections behind each journey come to life, where our graduates were surrounded, celebrated, and supported by the people who matter most.

Every graduation story is about more than achievements. It is also shaped by uncertainty, resilience, and the people we become along the way. For the Class Representatives of 2026 from Hanoi, these are the lessons they carry with them and the words they hope will guide you forward.

Graduation is not just a milestone, but a turning point. From quiet realisations to uncertain possibilities, recent RMIT graduates reflect on what it truly means to step beyond university life.

Graduation isn’t the end of your RMIT chapter. As you step forward, you may be saying goodbye to certain student benefits and familiar routines. But not everything changes. Here’s what shifts after graduation, what stays with you, and how to make the most of life as an RMIT alumnus.

Our goal is to broaden participation for all learners ensuring they are resilient and equipped to thrive in a complex and rapidly changing world.

For many students, volunteering is simply a way to give back. Compared with part-time jobs or club positions, it is often considered a lower-commitment activity with limited opportunities for growth. But for the students featured in this story, volunteering turned out to be something much more transformative.

Many students feel intimidated when starting their careers, especially when job descriptions ask for experience that they have yet to gain. But the fact is, everyone begins somewhere. For most beginners, experience starts with small opportunities that gradually build skills, confidence, and direction in the future.