International students

Study at RMIT Vietnam

This page is for non-Vietnamese passport holders who want to study at RMIT Vietnam. If you want to study outside of Vietnam, refer to Global Experiences

Discover Vietnam and its unique lifestyle

Living and studying in Vietnam is an incredible opportunity for you to explore this safe, unique, historic, and rapidly developing Asian country. Nestled in the heart of Southeast Asia, Vietnam attracts international students because of its boundless opportunities and captivating experiences. Couple all of this with RMIT Vietnam, and you will be on an educational and cultural journey like no other.

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What awaits you at RMIT?

  • Over 50 nationalities in RMIT’s student population
  • Over 35 nationalities represented by RMIT staff
  • 18 programs in business, communication, design, science and technology

What makes RMIT Vietnam the right choice for you?

An Australian education at an affordable cost

State-of-the-art facilities and extensive student services

Opportunity to explore diverse, unique and exciting cultural experiences

Lifelong networks with classmates, academics, and industry experts

Explore your study options

We offer programs in business and management, science and technology, communication, design and English.

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Learn about living in Vietnam

Everything you need to know about living expenses, accommodation, lifestyle and culture that comes with studying in Vietnam

Apply for a visa to Vietnam

International students need student visas to study at RMIT Vietnam

International student support

RMIT Vietnam offers special supports and general student services to all international students

Student testimonials

English for University, Lee Jaewon

“RMIT to me means freedom. At first it was a bit of a struggle to go out just because of the cultural differences, but after befriending some Vietnamese students, they helped me adapt and showed me a lot of new things.”

Georgia Mcintosh, Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication)

“Ho Chi Minh City is super interesting, with always something to see and do. As for Vietnam - from its beaches, mountains, waterfalls and cities - it truly has so much to offer.”

Kyaw Aung, Master of Business Administration student

“I studied at RMIT’s Hanoi Campus. For me, Hanoi is a beautiful, ancient, and cultured city, with low living costs. The university has modern facilities, a high-quality education and self-development and student support services.”

Wai Kyaw Soe, Foundation, Business stream

“The reason why I chose to study in Vietnam was the foundation program. One year of foundational study with a budget-friendly tuition fee is a great pathway to enter any Australian university.”
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Contact the International office

For additional details on living and studying in Vietnam, email our team for assistance

Contact us via email at: international@rmit.edu.vn