Ask about other student services

Counselling Services provides professional counselling on each campus and is available if you want to talk about:

- personal issues

- mental health issues

- general wellbeing concerns.

Book an appointment here.

RMIT Equitable Learning and Accessibility (ELA) is here to help you manage your studies alongside challenging personal circumstances that impact your learning. We provide a confidential space to discuss your situation and arrange the support you need.

We support students navigating a wide range of circumstances, including neurodivergence (such as autism or ADHD), sensory or physical needs (such as hearing, vision or speech difficulties), long-term mental health conditions and ongoing care responsibilities.

We can guide you on the process of obtaining valid documentation for your condition or circumstances. We will then work with you to create an Equitable Learning Plan, which outlines the practical adjustments that will assist you in your courses.

Click here to book a confidential appointment with one of our ELA Advisors and begin the registration process. Click here for booking instructions.

If you would like to speak with someone before registering with ELA, please submit a Wellbeing Concern here. One of our specialists will be in touch.

You can also learn more about the wide range of support services available by visiting our Wellbeing Landing Page here.

If you feel unsafe, unsure what to do about threatening or unwanted behaviour, or uncertain about any safety situation, you can share your concerns and options with Safer Community - even if the behaviour happened off-campus.

If you or someone you know has experienced unwanted or threatening behaviour - including sexual harassment or assault - Safer Community can help.

Further information about Safer Community can be found here. 

Just like with any other medical centre, you can make an appointment to come in and talk about anything that may be on your mind in relation to your health, whether it's good or bad.

RMIT’s Health Centres offer a free service and are based at our Hanoi City and Saigon South campuses. Further information can be found here. 

Student Academic Success (SAS) empowers students to become confident, independent learners by developing the academic skills and strategies needed for success at university. Our services include Learning Advisors, Program Tutors, Academic Success Advisors, workshops, study resources, and online learning materials to support students throughout their studies.

Find out more about SAS services on our website.

Career Ready Hub is your go-to place for career-related support at RMIT, and we are here to support you at every stage of your university journey.

We help you explore your career direction, improve your job search skills, prepare strong applications and connect with industry opportunities throughout your university journey.

Further information about the Career Ready Hub can be found here.

Drop by the Career Ready Hub for quick advice or to have your CV reviewed at:

Saigon South campus

Room: 1.1.033

Monday - Friday

9am - 5pm

Hanoi campus

Room: 1.5.A024

Monday - Friday

9am - 5pm

More information can be found here.

Work Integrated Learning (WIL) is a term used to describe learning activities that use your academic learning in a ‘real life’ situation with a real industry or community partner.

You may have the option of doing an internship (placement) or participating in an industry project. These placements and projects are tied to one or more courses within our programs and are formally assessed for credit.

Learn more about the Internship course and start preparing here.