Collect your gown

31 Mar 2026 RMIT University Vietnam - Saigon South and Hanoi campus

Collect your gown

31 Mar 2026

RMIT University Vietnam - Saigon South and Hanoi campus

Before the graduation ceremony, you need to collect your gown.

All graduands attending the graduation ceremony must wear the appropriate academic dress for their qualification.

Gown collection time

For graduands at Saigon South campus:

Time: 8.30 am – 12.30 pm and 1.30 pm – 5.30 pm
Date: Tuesday, 31 March 2026
Location: Recreation and Events Complex (REC), RMIT Saigon South Campus

For graduands in Hanoi:

Time: 8.30 am – 12.30 pm and 1.30 pm – 5.30 pm
Date: Tuesday, 31 March 2026
Location: Joint classroom (1.5.003 - 1.5.004 - 1.5.005), Level 5 – Tower B, RMIT Hanoi City Campus

Note for graduands:

If you are a current student, please log in using your student account to complete the form.
If you are alumni, please enter your full name and student ID (sID) accurately. If you have forgotten your student ID, please contact Student Connect for assistance in retrieving it.
The form can only be submitted once, so please do not fill it out on behalf of others.
From 3 March 2026 to 20 March 2026, you may edit your responses directly on the submitted form. (Please ensure you save the form after your first submission so you can make changes if needed.) Or
From 21 March 2026 to 31 March 2026, any changes or enquiries regarding Gown Day tickets/registration must be sent via email to Student Connect.
Gown Day tickets will be issued between 23 March 2026 and 25 March 2026.

What to bring

If collecting your gown in person

Please present the following documents at the check-in counter:

Your student ID card
Or your valid personal identification as you registered (National ID card, Passport, or Driver’s License) (Digital copy accepted)
Your e-ticket email with the attached e-ticket

If you cannot collect your gown in person

A proxy, who is a trusted friend or family member, can pick it up on your behalf.

When registering, student needs to provide the proxy’s full name.

Your proxy is required to present the following documents at the check-in counter:

Their National ID / Passport / Driving Licence (Digital copy accepted)
Your Student ID (Digital copy accepted)
Your e-ticket email with the attached e-ticket

More about the academic attire

RMIT’s graduation dress is based on the Oxford style, hence at your graduation ceremony, you'll wear a traditional black gown, a hood or stole, and a mortarboard or bonnet.

The exact attire you will wear is determined by your program’s discipline and the level of award you receive, e.g. Bachelor, Master, or PhD. Learn more here.

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How to wear your graduation attire

Check out this helpful guide to wearing your Higher Education academic attire when graduating from RMIT University.

On decorating your hat

You can also be creative with your graduation hat by customising it. When decorating your hat, please use common courtesy and refrain from using inappropriate language or images.

After your graduation session, you will need to return your gown but you can keep your hat.