The ATN brings together the most innovative and enterprising universities in Australia. Thanks to this network, RMIT Vietnam students are able to apply to spend a semester at one of our ATN university partners:
In order to participate in the ATN Program, you must:
More information about the program and application process can be found here.
Semester 1 - 2025 | Semester 2 - 2025 | |
Study plan submission to Student Connect opens | 7 June 2024 | 1 December 2024 |
Study plan submission to Student Connect closes (*) | 4 July 2024 | 6 January 2025 |
Mobi application opens | 15 July 2024 | 15 January 2025 |
Mobi application closes (**) | 15 August 2024 | 17 February 2025 |
Note:
(*) Study plan must be submitted to Student Connect for approval at least 6 weeks prior to the Mobi application deadline.
(**) Application will be closed by 11.59 pm (Melbourne time).
Please follow the steps below to register for the ATN Program to a partner university of RMIT.
Apart from the information from our website, you can learn about the program by booking a consultation with our Peer Advisors via this Booking Link or visit RMIT Global Experience Vietnam Facebook fanpage.
You need to select one of the three RMIT ATN partners as your host institution.
To check if the partners offer courses that match with your program at RMIT Vietnam, please click here for Academic Information of RMIT ATN partners..
What to consider when selecting your preferred host institution?
While selecting the preferred host institution for your ATN study, please ensure you have considered the following:
Make sure you have researched and are happy with your choice of host institution before registering your interest.
In order to ensure that you have room in your program structure and to effectively research potential institutions, we recommend following the below steps:
A Study Plan serves as a proposal for courses you intend to study on the exchange program to be credited towards your program in RMIT Vietnam.
Note: Results of your completed courses at the host university will be transferred back to RMIT Vietnam* based on your official transcript (directly sent from the host university to RMIT) and approved study plan(s). These results do not carry weighted grades.
*The transfer of grades and credits will be subject to the applicable Credit Transfer policy and program structure at the time of results being transferred back to RMIT Vietnam after the exchange program concludes.
Read the full Study Plan guide to learn how to complete your Study Plan.
Note: Application will be closed by 11:59 pm (Melbourne time)
Please note that a nomination by RMIT Global Experience is not an acceptance by the host institution. Acceptance by the host institution depends on your submission of a finalised and approved study plan, and successful application to the host institution as per our instructions.
To accept your nomination, you must login to Mobi and choose ‘Commit’ your ATN Program nomination. Once you have accepted your nomination, an instruction of the next steps will be followed.
The Global Experience team will provide you with specific application instructions for your nominated host institution. You will receive these instructions via Mobi after you are nominated for the program.
Following your application to your nominated host institution, your host institution will send notification of your application outcome, either to RMIT Vietnam Global Experience Office or directly to you. If the latter, please notify RMIT Vietnam Global Experience Office of the outcome of your application.
Only once you have received your official acceptance from the host institution, you could start making further travel arrangements, including flights and visas.
Pre-departure Session are facilitated by RMIT staff, Global Experience Peer Advisors and Global Experience Ambassadors.
The session is a great way to prepare for your global experience – it combines advice and first-hand experience from returned students, with tips and strategies from experts on your health for coping with the initial culture shock or unexpected situations.
There is an opportunity to address specific questions to the returned student panel at the end of the session.