Study in and gain an Australian degree 2020 International Student Guide

RMIT University Vietnam — Undergraduate programs 21 School of Business & Management Contents 22 School of Communication & Design 23 School of Science & Technology 03 Welcome Why RMIT University Vietnam? Information correct at time of printing. 04 Postgraduate programs This publication is intended as a general 05 Our reputation 24 Postgraduate business programs guide. RMIT University Vietnam reserves 06 Student life the right to alter any program or admission requirements, and availability of courses. 09 Find a buddy and settle in 26 English for University For the most up-to-date program 10 Living in Vietnam 27 Study abroad information, please visit www.rmit.edu.vn. 14 Global experiences 28 Useful information Printed: December 2019 16 RMIT Melbourne 29 Fees and finances CRICOS Provider Code: 00122A | RTO Code: 3046 18 Industry connections 30 Entry requirements 19 Beyond the classroom 31 How to apply

2 International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam — Welcome Live and learn in Vietnam

RMIT University is committed to bringing global We provide a range of global opportunities. You can experience opportunities and a world-class education to join short courses, study tours or semester exchanges students in Asia. to any of our 200-plus partner institutions around the world. Also, cross-campus options are available at At our campuses in Vietnam, we offer internationally RMIT in Melbourne, . recognised undergraduate and postgraduate qualifications in study areas including business, We look forward to welcoming you to RMIT management, tourism and hospitality, information technology, engineering, languages, communication, fashion and design. So you can get an Australian degree while living right here in the world’s most dynamically growing region!

The factors that differentiate us are the quality of our staff, the teaching and learning support that we provide for students, the authentic approach to assessment that focuses on work-related projects and the connections we provide to industry.

International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam 3 — Why RMIT University Vietnam? RMIT is a global university of technology, design and enterprise

RMIT University has three campuses in Melbourne, Australia, Your learning experience at RMIT in Vietnam will prepare two campuses in Vietnam, plus a research and industry you for success by exposing you to new ideas and collaboration centre in Spain. We offer internationally equipping you with the skills and knowledge to excel in your recognised programs. Our students in Vietnam receive a chosen career path. degree from RMIT Melbourne upon graduation.

Leung Pong Yuen Yune Seng Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Electronics Engineering) (Honours) Country: Mauritius

Vietnam is a very beautiful country. Enjoy our world-class facilities Learn from expert lecturers Immerse yourself in an English- It has a safe environment, the food is from over 25 countries language learning environment in Asia amazing and the local people are very friendly. Engineering students have access to the first-class equipment and tools needed to manufacture our projects. Our lecturers are friendly, helpful, kind and approachable. They encourage students to work hard and develop their skills. You will work in a friendly environment alongside local and international students.

Develop a global mindset Build international networks Go on a study experience at RMIT in Melbourne or at our overseas partner universities

4 International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam — Our reputation

5-star QS ranking Top 1% of global #59 in the world for excellence in universities* for graduate higher education employment rate*

37th in the world 12th in the world Among the world’s for the international for Art and Design top 100 universities profile of academic (highest ranked in in Electrical and staff* Australia)** Electronic Engineering and Communication and Media Studies; top 150 for Business and Management Studies**

* 2019 QS World University Rankings ** 2019 QS World University Rankings by Subject

International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam 5 — Student life

Join our vibrant and welcoming campus community and enjoy the endless social, cultural, sporting and recreational activities. There are endless ways to get involved.

Stay fit and active while studying Student clubs

RMIT’s Saigon South campus provides a safe and clean You can choose from 40 student clubs across a range of environment to help you stay active. You can take advantage academic, arts, cultural, sports and social interests. So of facilities including a fitness centre, indoor courts, take your learning beyond the classroom, gain new skills, dedicated tennis and basketball courts, and football fields. develop new interests and make new friends! We regularly organise team sports, such as football and basketball. At our City campus, you will have access to a fitness centre with the latest training equipment.

6 International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam Enjoy our world-class facilities Student support

RMIT’s libraries in Saigon South and Hanoi provide While moving to a new country to live and study can be access to more than 550,000 books, periodicals, e-books, exciting and challenging in equal measure, we offer plenty journals and videos. You will have online access to RMIT’s of support to make the transition easier. extensive library in Australia. RMIT provides a range of support services throughout Business students learn in our Financial Trading Lab, your journey, including prior to departure, upon arrival in which is state-of-the art classroom facility that replicates Vietnam, during your studies and upon completion of your a real-world trading room by using software that enables time with RMIT. students to find and analyse real-time information. Our professional staff are here to help you. We care about Our Cyber Security and Logistics Laboratory has up-to- your physical, social and emotional wellbeing, and we date equipment that is unique in Vietnam. understand that everyone is different and every individual’s situation is unique. Engineering students have access to professional-standard laboratories, modern computer rooms, plus new electronic Health and wellbeing services are available at both our materials testing and processing equipment and software. Saigon South and Hanoi City campuses.

Students in the fields of design, communication and We have a range of learning support services to help you fashion utilise specialist facilities and modern teaching develop skills, strategies and knowledge about how to spaces, including high-quality audiovisual resources and succeed academically. You can join group study sessions video and audio production studios. or arrange one-on-one consultations.

International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam 7 Saigon South campus, Hanoi City campus, Hanoi

The Saigon South campus is located in District 7, which The Hanoi City campus is located in the Handi is a safe and friendly area about 15-20 minutes from Resco Building on the banks of one of Hanoi’s most the city centre. Located nearby are two large shopping picturesque lakes. The campus is close to many centres where you can find well-known fashion brands, amenities, including restaurants, shopping centres food outlets and cinemas. and cinemas.

World-class facilities Enjoy studying and living in Hanoi

8 International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam — Find a buddy and settle in

We want you to make the most of your time at RMIT in Vietnam by meeting new people, trying new things, sharing your skills and discovering your talents. A great way to do this is to join our buddy program.

A buddy is a current student who is well equipped with the skills and knowledge to help you with your transition to studying at RMIT and living in Vietnam.

The buddy team also organises activities and events that provide a great opportunity to meet other international and local students.

International student support http://bit.ly/internationalstudentlife

Isuri Fernando Bachelor of Engineering (Electronics and Electrical Engineering) (Honours) Country: Sri Lanka

I love the ‘dorm’ life at Saigon South. Everyone living in the student accommodation gets along, and the staff there are very friendly, too. We often arrange movie nights at the dorm so we can all hang out together and watch films. The campus has many good facilities, especially the library. The library has a great fiction section, along with excellent study resources.

International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam 9 — Living and studying in Vietnam provides a unique opportunity to Whether it’s exploring the ancient town of Hoi An, the historical explore this historic, exotic and rapidly developing country. ruins of the Cham dynasty and colourful temples and pagodas, you’re bound to be amazed by the history and cultural diversity. Living in Vietnam’s population and economy are on the rise. The strong economic development of the past 30 years makes Vietnam an The landscape is stunning, too. Relax on the beautiful beaches attractive destination for investment. With a labour force growing of central Vietnam or take in the view of Halong Bay, where 2000 VIETNAM by more than one million people each year, competition is high in limestone islands rise up from the Gulf of Tonkin. the jobs market. It is a young country, too, with about 24 per cent Other ‘must-see’ destinations are the highland town of Dalat, the of the population being aged under 14. busy river life along the Mekong Delta, the mountainous areas of Vietnam is a highly networked country, ranked 16th in the world Sapa and the world’s largest cave at Hang Son Doong. for internet use. You certainly won’t have a problem finding free wifi in the big cities!

For culture, food and dramatic scenery, Vietnam has it all! So make sure that you take advantage of the opportunity to do some travelling.

Halong Bay, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a must-see destination!

10 International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam Food Whether you’re studying in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, you’ll have access to vibrant food scenes, full of all kinds of cafes, restaurants and street vendors. Vietnamese food is cheap and tasty. Make sure you try a wide range of street food, such as Vietnamese sandwiches, grilled seafood, rice paper salads, crab soup and sweet desserts. There are many local favourites! You’ll never be short of drink options either. There are plenty of cafes and fancy new bars to tempt your tastebuds. If you love cooking, you’ll be surprised by the number of Vietnamese cooking classes available. Such classes are usually combined with a trip to the market to buy fresh produce.

Shopping

Across the big cities, modern and air-conditioned shopping centres have many top brands and food courts. While most items are readily available, it’s best to bring your own medications and special toiletries. One particular problem for foreigners is finding clothes in larger sizes. But this can be overcome cheaply by having your clothes made to measure at one of the many tailors. If you love traditional markets, then you’ll love Vietnam. But you have to be ready to bargain!

Transport

The most popular way to get around is by motorbike. You can rent a bike or, for Georgia Mcintosh individual trips, call a motorbike taxi. To ride your own motorbike of more than 50cc, you need a license. It is compulsory to wear a helmet. Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication) Fares for buses and taxis are very cheap. Longer distance travel to other cities Country: Australia or to the countryside can be done by long-distance bus, train and plane.

Ho Chi Minh is a very interesting city. Explore the region There is always something to see and do. From art exhibitions, to live music Vietnam is an ideal base, being centrally located in Asia and having budget and markets, you won’t be bored! As airlines providing services to all major cities in the region. Why not take the for Vietnam in general, it is a country chance to explore beyond Vietnam during the semester breaks? that has it all. The beaches, mountains, All located within a few flying hours from Vietnam’s major cities are destinations waterfalls and cities – it truly has so including Thailand, , Myanmar, Cambodia, , , Hong much to offer. You’ll have the opportunity Kong, Taiwan, Laos and the Philippines. to travel though not only Vietnam but the rest of Southeast Asia.

International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam 11 — Ho Chi Minh City

Formerly known as Saigon, this fast-moving, ever-growing modern city is the economic centre of Vietnam, and is populated by almost 7.3 million people...and over 7 million motorbikes! In January 2017, Ho Chi Minh City was named as the world’s second most dynamic city.*

The city is open 24-7 and is home to many cafes and restaurants serving food from all around the world.

The traffic is dizzying and life happens at full speed. Beyond that, you’ll find glimpses of history and culture in the gentle quiet of Chinese pagodas and in the creativity of the Fine Arts Museum.

Other attractions include the Opera House, French colonial-style hotels, museums and galleries, and the Ben Thanh Market.

* JLL City Momentum Index 2017

Saigon South

Living near RMIT’s Saigon South campus offers a great opportunity to enjoy cuisines from around the world. This modern residential area is quieter than the city. It has a variety of well-priced cafes and Ho Chi Minh City’s tropical climate, restaurants catering to its high population with wet and dry seasons, produces of foreigners. The local supermarkets and temperature highs of between 31 and convenience stores will have everything you 35 degrees Celsius. need to prepare your own meals.

1212 International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam — Hanoi

Culture and history define this 1000-year-old city. Walk the narrow historic streets of the Old Quarter, where shops sell everything from red candlesticks to lacquerware and water puppets.

Take in the sights and sounds of Hoan Kiem Lake. The lake is the focal point of Hanoi life, especially on weekends. Ngoc Son Temple, built in the 18th century, is located in the centre of the lake on a small island. You’ll find plenty of street traders, cafes, bars, restaurants, tourist shops and art galleries in this historical area.

Outside the city centre, you can visit many traditional handicraft villages. When visiting these villages, you can see the process of making products and even have a go yourself! It is a great way to escape the city and enjoy the fresh air of the countryside.

Another popular day trip is to Ba Vi National Park, a nature reserve famous for its three- peaked mountain, fauna and fauna, and hot springs

Hanoi has four distinct seasons, with daily temperatures ranging between 19 and 33 degrees Celsius from winter to summer.

International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam 13 — Global experiences

Overseas study gives you the chance to be part of a different culture, experience new foods and customs, expand your network of friends and explore a new country.

When you enrol at RMIT University in Vietnam, you are making the world your classroom. You can choose to study a short course abroad, go on an overseas exchange for one or two semesters at one of our 200-plus partner universities or take up a cross-campus transfer to RMIT in Australia.

14 International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam Exchange to partner universities Short courses

Exchange is a short-term study commitment of Study tours, short courses and summer and one or two semesters overseas. winter programs are a great way to get a global experience and fast-track your degree. RMIT’s wide network offers you a world of opportunities and adventure. So you can be sure These options provide an intensive and to find a location to suit your study needs and interesting experience overseas, combining your style. academic and cultural studies.

The experience of living and studying overseas varies widely from country to country. But, wherever you go, you can be sure to have an exciting and memorable experience.

FRANCE NETHERLANDS CANADA UK USA SPAIN ITALY JAPAN

RMIT MELBOURNE

International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam 15 — RMIT Melbourne Cross-campus study

You can take the chance to study for one or two semesters at RMIT Study in the heart of one of the world’s most liveable cities in Melbourne, Australia. RMIT Melbourne provides an international Melbourne is the capital city of Victoria in Australia’s south-east. It’s a thriving, modern and multicultural city, learning environment, home to about 12,000 students from more than offering you the chance to explore its many natural and cultural charms. Melbourne’s reputation as one of 100 countries. You will become part of a vibrant and welcoming campus the world’s most liveable cities attracts visitors from all over the world. A cafe culture dominates the many community, with plenty of opportunities to mix in social, cultural, sporting streets and laneways. The natural beauty of the Australian landscape is only a short drive away! and recreational activities.

Melbourne has often been Getting ranked as the ‘world’s most around the liveable city’ city is easy

RMIT Melbourne offers Share the you support to find experience with accommodation others and have fun!

When you are studying on exchange at RMIT in Melbourne, you will remain enrolled full-time at RMIT in Vietnam. So you’ll benefit by continuing to pay your usual tuition fee rate instead of the Australian rate!

16 International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam Transfer

Programs at RMIT in Vietnam are equivalent to those offered at RMIT in Melbourne. So, if you want to study in Vietnam for a year or two and then transfer permanently to Australia, you can do so without disruption to your studies.*

* Please note that transfers are subject to successful program/course mapping and availability. Some programs in Vietnam are not offered in Melbourne.

International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam 17 — RMIT links with the world’s best brands The student experience at RMIT is supported by our extensive local and global partnerships which enable our students to develop into successful professionals.

Amazon Gameloft KPMG PwC Vietnam ANZ Bank Google KMS Technology Prudential Assurance Vietnam Bosch Harvey Nash L’Oreal Vietnam Samsung Vina Electronics CPA Australia HSBC Bank (Vietnam) Microsoft Standard Chartered Deloitte Hong Leong Bank Nestle Synopsys East Agile IBM Nielsen Vietnam TMG Hospitality Ernst & Young Intel IT Vietnam Ogilvy & Mather Vietnam Unilever

18 International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam — Beyond the classroom

Internships Industry Volunteering

As a student at RMIT, you will benefit from meaningful, At RMIT, you’ll learn from experts working at the Our students are welcomed as volunteers all over Vietnam. varied and practical learning experiences, including forefront of their fields. We have strong relationships with Many do some voluntary work in hospitals, orphanages, internships. Our Flagship Internship program gives you the industry and work with key partners to ensure programs clinics and schools. You could end up teaching, opportunity to transfer the knowledge and skills you learn are relevant and up to date. You will have access to entertaining or even renovating! So bring your skills and in class into real-world situations. professional mentors, guest speakers and internship commitment, and be rewarded with smiles and love. There opportunities with our industry partners in Vietnam and are also opportunities to volunteer for animal welfare and Our degree programs provide an internship opportunity abroad. environmental organisations. to spend up to 15 weeks in a workplace, with support from our careers team, academic supervisors and work supervisors. The Flagship Internship program helps you get Career support a foot into the door in competitive industry environments. http://bit.ly/RMITcareersemployability

International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam 19 20 International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam Bachelor of Business (Economics and Finance) Learn how to perform high-level financial and economic analyses for a career in the professional ranks of the private or public sectors.

Bachelor of Business (International Business) Examine business practices through globally and socially responsible lenses, focusing on management skills and analysis of global trends.

Bachelor of Business — (Logistics and Supply Chain Management) Develop expertise in this in-demand field by studying areas such as Undergraduate procurement, global sourcing, freight and distribution, and warehousing. programs Bachelor of Business (Management) Pursue a career as a business leader by learning how to deal with complex business issues, lead teams and make organisation-wide decisions. School of Bachelor of Business Business & Management (Human Resource Management) Position yourself for a career of managing and motivating workforces in a range of organisational settings. RMIT’s business graduates possess a global outlook that Bachelor of Business (Digital Business) RMIT is ranked among increases career prospects both Discover the potential of new technology platforms to develop your business the world’s top 150 in Vietnam and overseas. and position yourself at the forefront of fast-changing digital trends. universities in Business and Management Studies* Bachelor of Digital Marketing * QS World Rankings by subject 2019 Prepare for a digital marketing career in a business environment characterised by dynamic changes in technology and consumer habits.

Bachelor of Tourism and All business programs are the equivalent Hospitality Management of 24 courses and are three years full-time in duration. Understand the local and international contexts in tourism and hospitality, and pursue managerial roles in the growing sector.

International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam 21 Bachelor of Design Studies

Pursue a future in design with a specialisation in areas such as graphic design, fashion design, interior design and illustration. — Bachelor of Design (Digital Media) Master the technological trends that are creating new possibilities Undergraduate in areas such as design, visual effects and game design. programs Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication)

Become a specialist communicator who is ready for a career in advertising or public relations. School of Communication & Design Bachelor of Fashion (Enterprise) Combine your flair for fashion and sense for business for a career in the fashion and textiles industry. Our programs are global in outlook and will equip you to Bachelor of Languages RMIT is ranked 12th in be at the forefront of the jobs the world for Art and market wherever you choose to Understand language in different cultural contexts and specialise Design (highest ranked live and work. in the fields of Japanese or translating and interpreting, or both. in Australia)*

Bachelor of Digital Film and Video * 2019 QS World University Rankings by Subject Develop creative skills and technical expertise to pursue a career in crafting films and videos.

Communication, design and fashion programs are the equivalent of 24 courses and three years of full-time study in duration.

2222 International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam Bachelor of Information Technology

Learn about developing and managing technology infrastructure for organisations, and about creating and managing business applications, cloud storage, social media, websites and systems.

— Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Undergraduate Electronic Engineering) (Honours) Specialise in the technological advances in electrical and electronic engineering, covering the larger scale distribution of programs electricity and the smaller scale electronic circuits.

Bachelor of Engineering (Robotics and School of Mechatronics Engineering) (Honours) Put yourself at the forefront of this growing field with expertise in Science & Technology the electronic, mechanical and smart control components that underpin the discipline. Our programs are designed to build creative thinkers with the skills, Bachelor of Engineering (Software RMIT is ranked among knowledge and motivation to make Engineering) (Honours) the world’s top 100 a real difference in the world. Develop expertise in designing software architecture and software universities in Electrical and hardware solutions across engineering problem domains, and Electronic Engineering* such as embedded systems and big data analytics. * QS World Rankings by subject 2019

All engineering programs are the equivalent of 36 courses and four years of full-time study in duration.

International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam 2323 Master of Business Administration — (MBA) Develop the critical and creative problem-solving skills needed to succeed in today’s fast-paced business climate. Our Postgraduate teaching is informed by industry experts, ensuring that what you learn is also practical, relevant and up to date. business Daniel Kristensen Master of International Business programs Master of International Business Country: Denmark (MIB)

Work alongside leading business professionals from a variety I chose RMIT Vietnam as I can study Our postgraduate business programs of industries, countries and backgrounds, share experiences in for an internationally recognised provide flexible study options and class, connect through project work and engage with industry degree and be immersed in a new experts through coursework and events. usually take between one and two culture at the same time. It’s like years to complete. getting two experiences for the price of one! Additionally, I can study the Master of Global Trade MIB in only one year at RMIT Vietnam, so I’m not away from my professional Develop expertise on the global trading system, understand life for too long. RMIT has passionate the international challenges and opportunities facing your professors, great facilities, small class organisation and connect with global leaders in trade in this new master’s program. sizes and an exciting international atmosphere.

24 International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam

— English for University

Once you have successfully completed the Advanced stage, you can progress directly to your chosen undergraduate or postgraduate program. Throughout the program, teachers review your progress by setting regular homework tasks and ongoing assessments. Entry is flexible and tailored to your skills and needs. We offer seven stages of English for University:

Tuition fee Approximate Entry equivalency Program level (200 hours) Duration (indicative) IELTS TOELF iBT Beginner 0 - 1.5 0 - 12 Elementary 2.0 - 3.0 13 - 20 Pre-Intermediate 3.5 - 4.0 21 - 31 10 weeks 2,252 USD Intermediate 4.5 (no band below 4.0) 32 - 34

Upper Intermediate 5.0 (no band below 4.5) 35 - 45

Pre-Advanced 5.5 (no band below 5.0) 46 - 59

Advanced 6.0 (no band below 5.5) 60 - 78

Note: Fees quoted are for 2020. Up-to-date fee information can also be viewed on our website: www.rmit.edu.vn/study-at-rmit/tuition-fees

— Undergraduate courses Semester English for University Support (sample only) UniSTART

Pre-Advanced (IELTS entry Plus 25 hours of UniSTART* is an informal pathway option in which you will study English modules plus a selection of 1 5.5, no band below 5.0) additional support* undergraduate courses. It is designed to help you upskill and transition into your chosen bachelor’s program at RMIT. 2 Advanced A (IELTS entry Plus 25 hours of Introduction to Management 6.0, no band below 5.5) additional support* Your entry point into UniSTART depends on your English ability, so we can tailor your study to suit your needs. For example, students with IELTS (Academic) 6.0+ are exempt from the first semester of UniSTART. You will receive academic credit for the undergraduate courses that you successfully complete as part of your Plus 25 hours of Business Computing 1 Advanced B UniSTART program. 3 additional support* Marketing Principles * UniSTART is a non-AQF award, which means it is not a recognised qualification in Australia.

26 International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam — Study in Vietnam for one or two semesters

Do you want to get a taste of study in Vietnam? Then join us for one or two semesters and you won’t look back.

By studying with us, you will have access to our full range of support services, including:

Assistance with accommodation Networking and social events Free arrival airport transfer 24-hour emergency telephone service Dedicated support services Assistance with visa entry requirements Orientation program Earn credit towards your degree Get approval to study at RMIT University Vietnam from your home institution and gain credit for the courses that you study here. Check with your home institution, as they may already be one of our 200-plus exchange partners. Academic entry requirements for inbound study abroad

To apply, you must complete at least one full year of studies at your home institution with a minimum GPA of 2.5 or 60 per cent, or equivalent. Also, you must be at least 18 years old at the time of application

IELTS Academic 6.0 overall band score

TOEFL (paper based test) Overall score of 550

TOEFL (Internet- based test) Overall score of 60

RMIT Vietnam English Advanced Level Certificate

Full-package study abroad tuition fee, with up to four courses per semester (including compulsory medical insurance): For students from non-partnered universities: US$6,000 per semester

For students from partnered universities: US$5,500 per semester

Study abroad http://bit.ly/RMITstudyabroad

International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam 27 — Useful information

Program name Duration Campus Semester intake 2020 Tuition fees guide. Whole program in USD

Undergraduate

Bachelor of Business (Digital Business) 3 years SGS Feb, Jun/Jul, Oct 37,505

Bachelor of Business (Economics and Finance) 3 years SGS, Hanoi Feb, Jun/Jul, Oct 37,505

Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management) 3 years SGS, Hanoi Feb, Jun/Jul, Oct 37,505

Bachelor of Business (International Business) 3 years SGS, Hanoi Feb, Jun/Jul, Oct 37,505

Bachelor of Business (Logistics and Supply Chain Management) 3 years SGS, Hanoi Feb, Jun/Jul, Oct 37,505

Bachelor of Business (Management) 3 years SGS, Hanoi Feb, Jun/Jul, Oct 37,505

Bachelor of Digital Marketing 3 years SGS, Hanoi Feb, Jun/Jul, Oct 37,505

Bachelor of Tourism and Hospitality Management 3 years SGS, Hanoi Feb, Jun/Jul, Oct 37,505

Bachelor of Communication (Professional Communication) 3 years SGS, Hanoi Feb, Jul, Oct 37,505

Bachelor of Design Studies 3 years SGS, Hanoi Feb, Jul, Oct 37,505

Bachelor of Design (Digital Media) 3 years SGS Feb, Oct 37,505

Bachelor of Digital Film and Video 3 years SGS Feb, Oct 38,948

Bachelor of Languages 3 years SGS Feb, Oct 37,505

Bachelor of Fashion (Enterprise) 3 years SGS Feb, Oct 37,505

Bachelor of Engineering (Electrical and Electronics Engineering) (Honours) 4 years SGS Feb, Jul, Oct 50,006

Bachelor of Engineering (Robotics and Mechatronics Engineering) (Honours) 4 years SGS Feb, Jul, Oct 50,006

Bachelor of Engineering (Software Engineering) (Honours) 4 years SGS Feb, Jul, Oct 50,006

Bachelor of Information Technology 3 years SGS Feb, Jul, Oct 37,505

Postgraduate by coursework

Master of Business Administration 1-2 years SGS Feb, Oct 25,594

Master of International Business 1-2 years SGS, Hanoi Feb, Oct 25,594

Master of Global Trade 1.5 years SGS Feb 25,594

Please note: For information regarding our PhD programs, please email: [email protected] For information regarding our Fees quoted are for entry to RMIT University Vietnam in 2020. Fees for subsequent years are subject to change can be viewed on our website: PhD programs, please email: www.rmit.edu.vn/study-at-rmit/tuition-fees [email protected] 28 International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam — Fees and finances

Cost of living Accommodation On-campus residential facilities at Saigon South accommodate more than 100 students.

Monthly expenses in USD*

Single studio $468

Twin-bed unit $350

Three-bedroom unit $407

Five-bedroom unit $385 The cost of living in Vietnam is relatively low. How much you spend depends on your lifestyle, of course! But it’s possible to keep costs low if you budget wisely. *Costs quoted are to be used as a guide and may vary by location, and exchange rates. You will need to allow for some initial set-up costs, such as for a deposit on your accommodation. Please note that we only accept payment by semester. Registration is for a whole semester, Due to the convenience and inexpensive cost of taxis and motorcycle taxis, such not for a single month. as Grab, there is no need to own a vehicle. Below is a rough guide to the cost of living in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi: Scholarships RMIT in Vietnam offers a range of Monthly expenses in USD* scholarships for international students. These usually cover between 25-50 per Rent $300-$600 (shared-studio) cent of tuition fees. You can apply for Electricity, gas, water $25-30 a scholarship at the same time as you apply for your program. Mobile phone $15-20

Internet $15-20 Discover scholarship opportunities Food $100-200 http://bit.ly/RMITexcellencescholarships Bus 30 cents/ticket Taxi 50 cents/km Motorbike taxi 35 cents/km

International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam 29 — Entry requirements

ACADEMIC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Program/ Country Undergraduate UniSTART Notes

International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Minimum 25 points Minimum 24 points Additional requirement for Engineering/IT: a minimum score of 2 at Higher Level or 3 at Standard Level in maths Minimum 7 points for 3 A Level subjects Minimum 4 points for 2 A Level Points calculated as follows: UK A Level Additional requirement for Engineering/IT and 1 AS Level subjects A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2 and E=1 programs: a minimum score of C in mathematics (A level)

Minimum 9 points for 3 A Level subjects Minimum 3 points for Points calculated as follows: A=5, B=4, Sri Lanka A Level Additional requirement for Engineering/IT 3 A Level subjects C=3 and S=1 Academic subjects only programs: a minimum score of C in mathematics (A level)

South Korea (Upper Secondary Certificate) Minimum 75% Minimum 60% Overall percentage for all graded subjects taken. Pass = 60%. Additional requirement for Engineering/IT: a min score of 70% in maths Taiwan, ROC (Senior High school Diploma) Minimum 80% Minimum 70% Additional requirement for Engineering/IT: a min score of 70% in Maths ENGLISH ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

English Certificate Bachelor/ Master Degree UniSTART*

IELTS (Academic) 6.5 (no band below 6.0) 5.5 (no band below 5.0) English for University - Upper Intermediate Level Certificate or RMIT Vietnam English English for University - Advanced Level Certificate Placement test result of Pre-Advanced Level TOEFL (Internet Based Test - iBT) 79+ (with minimum score of 13 Reading, 12 in Listening, 18 in Speaking and 21 in Writing) 50+ (with minimum score of 5 Reading, 5 in Listening, 14 in Speaking and 15 in Writing) Pearson Test of English (Academic) (PTE (A)) 58 (no communication band below 50) 42+ (no communication band below 36) One of the following: One of the following: - Minimum of 4 in English A1 at Higher Level (HL) or Standard Level (SL) or - Minimum of 3 in English A1 at Higher Level (HL) or Standard Level (SL) or International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma - Minimum of 4 in English A2 at Higher Level (HL) or Standard Level (SL) or - Minimum of 3 in English A2 at Higher Level (HL) or Standard Level (SL) or - Minimum of 4 in English B at Higher Level (HL) or - Minimum of 3 in English B at Higher Level (HL) or - Minimum of 5 in English B at Standard Level (SL) - Minimum of 4 in English B at Standard Level (SL) Achieve minimum C grade in an A Level subject that is taught and examined Achieve minimum C grade in an A Level subject that is taught and examined UK A Level solely in English (excludes language subjects and Mathematics and Music) solely in English (excludes language subjects and Mathematics and Music) One of the following: One of the following: UK IGCSE (O level) - C/4 or better in English - First Language or English Literature; or - C/4 or better in English - First Language or English Literature; or - B/6 or better in English - Second Language - B/6 or better in English - Second Language

Postgraduate entry: For further details, please visit our website at www.rmit.edu.vn. As a guide, you usually require a bachelor’s Note: TOEFL, IELTS, Pearson, Cambridge, IB, A Level, O Level results are recognised degree in the same discipline area to enter postgraduate study. English language requirements are the same for postgraduate and for two years from the test date. RMIT English results are recognised for one year undergraduate entry. from the test date. 30 International Student Guide 2020 | RMIT University Vietnam — How to apply

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