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Information correct at time of printing. This publication is intended as a general guide. RMIT University Vietnam reserves the right to alter any program or admission requirements, and availability of courses. For the most up-to-date program information, please visit www.rmit.edu.vn. Printed: October 2020

Admissions64 Pathway programs66 Eligibility68 Accommodation70 How to apply70 Scholarships70 Tuition71 RMIT Melbourne

Our programs26 Pursue your passion28 Bachelor of Business (Economics and Finance) 32 Bachelor of Business (International Business)36 Bachelor of Business (Logistics and Supply Chain Management) 40 Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)44 Bachelor of Business (Management) 48 Bachelor of Business (Digital Business)52 Bachelor of Digital Marketing56 Bachelor of Tourism and Hospitality Management60 Student achievements

Professor Mathews NkhomaDean, School of Business & Management

Our programs give students the best start to their careers in the rapidly changing and globalised business world.

With a reputation for excellence in business and management education, we provide high-quality, industry-responsive programs that are relevant to national and international marketplaces.

We inspire our students to think, challenge and create, equipping them with the skills to address real-world issues and ‘think outside the box’ so that they can become the leaders of tomorrow.

With their technical expertise and soft skills, our graduates will continue to be in high demand. A recent report by VietnamWorks highlights the expected surge in demand for specialists in areas such as management and finance (VietnamWorks, Career prospects and skill trends in Vietnam: 2018-2022).

We look forward to seeing you in the classroom at RMIT!

—WELCOME to theSchool of Business & Management!

The latest news from our schoolbit.ly/newsSBM

A quality education 6 Our global presence 8 International learning 10 Elite facilities

A transformative experience14 Vibrant student life16 Global opportunities

A path to employment20 Career head start21 Industry connections22 Employability Roadmap

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A quality education

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When you graduate, you will join a large network of alumni that provides ongoing peer support, professional development and networking opportunities.

RMIT is a global university of technology, design and enterprise.One of Australia’s original tertiary institutions, RMIT University enjoys an international reputation for excellence in professional and vocational education, applied research and engagement with the needs of industry and the community.

(1) 2021 QS World University Rankings(2) 2020 QS World University Rankings by Subject(3) 2020 QS Graduate Employability Rankings

RMIT alumni working in 130 countries

RMIT alumni in Vietnam

430,000

14,600

RMIT has a 5-STAR RANKING for excellence in higher education(1)

RMIT is among the TOP 1% of the world’s universities(1)

RMIT is ranked 55TH globally for graduate employment rate(3)

Among the world’s TOP 150 UNIVERSITIES in Accounting and Finance(2)

Among the world’s TOP 200 UNIVERSITIES in Business and Management Studies(2)

Our global presence

Check out some alumni storiesbit.ly/RMITalumnistories

— RMIT alumni are making their mark around the world

Discover who we arebit.ly/RMITUniversityintro

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International learning The international learning environment at RMIT will help you reach your full potential.

Our inspiring and highly qualified academics come from around the world and teach in English. They are active researchers and creative practitioners with extensive professional and academic experience.

50+nationalities are represented among our students at RMIT in Vietnam.

30+nationalities are represented among our academic and professional staff.

Meet our lecturers at the School of Business & Managementbit.ly/RmitSBMprofile

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Our campuses offer modern classrooms, purpose-built lecture theatres, studios, laboratories and other specialist spaces, providing the perfect setting for you to thrive.The RMIT Library is the largest English-language library in Vietnam, providing you access to an extensive range of offline and online library resources.

Elite facilities

Staying fit while studying is also made easier through access to modern sport and recreational facilities.

n Our Saigon South campus has a fitness centre, indoor courts, tennis and basketball courts, and football fields.

n Our Hanoi City campus has a fitness centre with the latest training equipment. 550,000+

books, periodicals, e-books, journals and videos are available in the library.

Take a virtual campus tour

bit.ly/RMITvirtualtour

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A transformative experience

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Watch this video about student clubs bit.ly/RMITstudentclubs

Our campuses embrace diversity and inclusiveness, and provide endless opportunities to network and make new friends.

Vibrant student life

n Choose from 40 student clubs across a range of academic, arts, cultural, sports and social interests.

n Get involved in fun activities and events, such as club days, our International Festival, which celebrates international diversity, and leadership camps.

You will have access to comprehensive learning support services.

n Get one-to-one learning and language support.

n Benefit from peer-to-peer learning and study support.

n Attend workshops to review your work and enhance your academic skills.

For students with disabilities and learning difficulties, RMIT offers dedicated support services aimed at providing equal access and opportunity.

Professional health and wellbeing support services are also available on our campuses.

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Popular destinations for students from the School of Business & Management include the following highly ranked universities:

n RMIT Melbourne

n Bocconi University, Italy

n Nanyang Technical University, Singapore

n Kedge Business School, France

n The Business School, City, University of London

n HEC Montreal, Canada

n Bentley University, United States

n Lund University, Sweden

During my exchange at RMIT in Melbourne, I studied four courses and had a part-time job in a Vietnamese restaurant. I grew a lot and gained a lot of new friends. Most importantly, I became more independent. I was very impressed with Melbourne’s culture. It’s a very peaceful city where you can meet a lot of friendly people.

From your second year onward, you can go on exchange at RMIT in Melbourne, Australia, or choose from 200-plus partner universities in more than 40 countries. Study one or two semesters of your program while continuing to pay the RMIT Vietnam tuition rate.

Take advantage of the many opportunities we offer to combine your studies with exploring the world.

Global opportunities

—Exchange program

VietnamMelbourne OR partner university

Vietnam

Year 1 Year 2 Year 3

Experience student life at both RMIT in Vietnam and RMIT in Melbourne, Australia, through our dual-campus options.

1. Complete UniSTART in Vietnam and then apply to do your undergraduate program in Melbourne.

—Dual-campus options

2. Start your undergraduate program in Vietnam and then apply to permanently transfer to Melbourne.

3. Do your undergraduate program in Vietnam and then apply to study a postgraduate degree in Melbourne.

If you’re interested in studying a full program at RMIT in Melbourne, see page 71 for more information.

Check out the Global Mobility options

bit.ly/Rmitglobalexperiences

Note: If you transfer your program to RMIT in Melbourne or join a full program there, you will pay the Australian tuition rate. You may also have the chance to seek post-study work opportunities with employers in Australia.

Get a glimpse of life in Melbourne

bit.ly/exchangetomelbourne

Doan Bao Chau Current student Bachelor of Business (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)

UniSTART

Vietnam

Vietnam Melbourne

Melbourne

Vietnam Melbourne

Undergraduate Postgraduate

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A path to employment

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You will benefit from the strong relationships we have with local and international industry partners.

n Do a work placement through the RMIT Flagship Internship program to get hands-on experience in a real work environment.

n Interact with industry partners throughout your studies, such as in classroom activities, career fairs and networking events.

Many leading companies perform an advisory role to ensure our programs at the School of Business & Management are relevant and up to date. Such industry partners include:

n Association of Chartered Certified Accountants

n DHL

n Ernst & Young

n Heineken

n InterContinental

n HSBC

n KPMG

n PwC

n TRG

n VinaCapital

Industry connections

I did an internship at Sheraton Saigon Hotel & Towers. I was lucky to get an opportunity to work as a guest service agent. It was a fun experience. I developed my resilience and skills in conflict resolution and team work. I definitely recommend students do an internship, as there is a gap between school and workplace. The internship helped me to better understand how my studies connect to society.

Our career services and industry links help to make the journey from the classroom to the workplace a smooth one.

n Access career counselling and mentoring services.

n Get help in developing your skills in resume writing and preparing for interviews.

n Utilise the Job Shop drop-in service for information about services, workshops and events.

n Join career fairs and networking events to connect with some of the biggest employers in your field.

n Find exclusive employment opportunities through the CareerHub website.

Career head start

Learn more about Personal Edge bit.ly/RMITPersonaledge

Develop your soft skills through the Personal Edge program and get ready for the international job market.

n Join a series of training workshops on areas such as creative thinking, communicating with confidence and working across cultures.

n Take part in visits to industry-leading companies for unique insights into modern workplaces.

n Build a portfolio of soft skills to show prospective employers.

Chu Chien Hao Current student Bachelor of Tourism and Hospitality Management

Problem sensitivity, creativity, cognitive flexibility and logical reasoning are the top soft skills demanded in Vietnam’s labour market (VietnamWorks, Career prospects and skill trends in Vietnam: 2018-2022).

82%of our graduates have a full-time job within three months of completing their studies.

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Employability Roadmap In embarking on your journey from being a new student to becoming a graduate who is ready for the workforce, it can be helpful to think about your time at RMIT in the following three stages:

n exploring in the early semesters;

n experiencing in the middle semesters;

n engaging in the late semesters.

The Employability Roadmap outlines how you can gain appropriate skills and knowledge in academic and extracurricular activities. By exploring, experiencing and engaging, you will enhance your employability.

EXPLOREEarly semesters

EXPERIENCEMiddle semesters

ENGAGELate semesters

In the early semesters, core courses are designed with two themes: industry exposure and simulation.These equip you with an overview of the industry and help you to explore your abilities for a suitable career path.

From the first semester, we encourage you to join projects and clubs to develop a sense of belonging to your new environment. Getting involved is a great way to nurture your soft skills naturally and make new friends.

In the middle semesters, industry engagement is the main theme in specialised courses. You will engage with real clients and manage projects to address current business challenges.

From semester 4, you can take on managerial roles through many projects and training programs. You will be encouraged to fulfill your own potential and become a creative leader!

Academic activities

Extra-curricular activities

n readings n guest lectures n field trips n case studies

n real industry projects n applied research n global collaboration n industry mentoring

n final project n showcase n exhibition

n Flagship Internship program n simulated projects n game-based learning n lab-based projects

n Get Ready Program n Emerging Leaders Project n 40 student clubs n Personal Edge skills

development workshops

n LEAD training n RMIT Leadership Camp n Global Leadership Program n student clubs positions n Personal Edge skills

development workshops

n Career Mentoring Program n part-time job opportunities n Flagship Internship n Industry Networking Night n career fairs n Recruitment Day

To get a global experience, you can choose from RMIT Melbourne or more than 200 partner universities around the world to go on exchange for one or two semesters.

A. Industry exposure C. Industry engagement D. Capstone project

B. SimulationE. Work placement

In your final semesters, you can engage with an industry mentor and become acquainted with real working environments. It is a chance to get better equipped to take on the professional world!

Having already developed your knowledge and skills, capstone projects allow you to put everything into practice. Before graduating, taking part in the Flagship Internship program is a great way to get a taste of the work environment.

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Our programs

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Pursue your passion At the School of Business & Management, we offer a broad range of programs for you to choose from.

You can specialise further in your studies by completing a minor from the following options*:

*Depending on your program, some minors may not be available to you.

Bachelor of Business(Economics andFinance)

Bachelor of Business(Logistics and SupplyChain Management)

Bachelor of Business (Human ResourceManagement)

Bachelor of Tourismand HospitalityManagement

Bachelor of Business(Management)

Bachelor of Business(Digital Business)

Bachelor of DigitalMarketing

Bachelor of Business(InternationalBusiness)

You will have access to specialist facilities and modern teaching spaces, including:

n the Financial Trading Lab, which replicates a real-world trading room with software for students to analyse real-time market information;

n the Cyber Security and Logistics Laboratory, which contains 31 computers with the latest business forensics and security software.

n Accounting for Managers

n Economics and Finance

n International Business

n Tourism and Hospitality Management

n Digital Marketing

n Entrepreneurship

n Logistics and Supply Chain Management

n Human Resource Management

n Economics

n Finance

n Management

n Digital Business

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BP251 Program code: Intakes:Location:Duration: Three years

February, June, OctoberSaigon South, Hanoi City

As the world’s economic weight continues to shift to Asia, demand is increasing for professionals in economics and finance across the public and private sectors.This program prepares you for professional roles in an economy that is emerging as a major force in the global marketplace due to growth in new industries, businesses and investment. You will learn to perform high-level financial and economic analyses while developing cutting-edge knowledge and skills in trending areas.Courses in the areas of financial technology, blockchain economy, cryptofinance and cryptocurrency will help to prepare you for a future in a field shaped by disruptive technologies.Developing a range of soft skills will ensure that you can communicate effectively with clients and colleagues in the workforce.

n finance manager n financial analyst n funds manager n banker n risk analyst n stockbroker n economist n business developer n business support analyst n accountant n auditor n cost/buying controller n taxation consultant

—Careers

Engagement with industry in a wide range of activities forms a central part of the learning experience. Senior managers from industry and economic policymakers from government frequently interact with students in class activities.

The program provided a solid foundation for a career in the financial world as it covered areas such as financial analysis, macroeconomics, microeconomics and portfolio management. Learning how to build financial models has benefitted me a lot in my current actuarial career. In class, we got a broad view of financial markets at an international level and analysed local practices through case studies. After graduation, I was able to apply what I had learnt straight away.

Elefos is an emerging tech startup with expertise in areas including blockchain and artificial intelligence. Our involvement with RMIT’s Economics and Finance program has been to explore strategies for bringing better efficiency and security to commercial applications in the context of digital economies. Being from a leading foreign-language university, RMIT’s students are outgoing and possess a strong passion for the commercial side of technology.

—Bachelor of Business(Economics and Finance)

Find more information here bit.ly/Rmitecofinance

Robert Vong Industry partner Co-founder, Elefos

Cong Minh Nguyen Alumnus Head of Actuarial Inforce Management, Aviva Vietnam Life Insurance

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Introduction to Management

Business Statistics 1

Commercial Law

Business Finance

Law of Investments and Financial Markets

Investment

Business Information Systems

Prices and Markets

Macro- economics 1

Macro- economics 2

Price Theory

International Trade

Marketing Principles

Quantitative Analysis

Accounting in Organisations and Society

Basic Econometrics

Financial Markets

Elective 1

Elective 2

Elective 3

Elective 4

YEAR ONE YEAR TWO

SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 4



—What you will studyThe diagram shows the advised program structure and progression:

Risk Management

International Finance

International Monetary Economics

YEAR THREE

SEMESTER 7

SEMESTER 8

SEMESTER 9

Bachelor of Business (Economics and Finance)

I’m always looking for opportunities to develop myself and sharpen my skills, and I saw the program as providing such an opportunity. We’re supported in exploring real-world experiences in economics and finance. In the Financial Trading Lab, we learn how financial markets and trading work. Our lecturers are very willing to guide us. They organise workshops and talks by industry experts on topics such as digital disruption and financial technologies.

Mai Doan Ngoc Han Current student

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Industry partners interact with students in hosting company tours, giving guest lectures, providing internship opportunities and supplying Work Integrated Learning (WIL) projects. They also share their expertise at the annual International Business Forum.

Since graduating, I’ve worked with foreign businesses from different industries. It’s been great to see first-hand how Vietnam’s integration with the world is changing constantly. I completed my studies with an internship at a consultancy focused on market entry into South-East Asia. I then continued working there because the job matched my academic background well. I’m now in another role supporting foreign companies to expand into the Vietnamase market.

In management consulting, we search for people who are proactive, good communicators and problem solvers. Due to the nature of our work, we work in multicultural teams to solve client problems. I find RMIT programs to be very up to date with market requirements. RMIT students have the advantage of being multilingual and outgoing, making them suitable for consulting work. A few of my team members are former RMIT students.

BP253 Program code: Intakes:Location:Duration: Three years Saigon South, Hanoi City

Understand the complex issues of doing business across national borders and develop the cross-cultural skills required to work with confidence in any organisation with global operations. This program examines business practices through globally and socially responsible business lenses.In the first part of your degree, you will develop a strong foundation in traditional business and management practices.You will then build expertise in areas such as contemporary issues in international business, global trade operations, cross-cultural management, international finance and managing international business responsibly.For your electives, you can incorporate specialised studies from a different discipline to expand your career options.

n business consultancy and market research

n diplomacy and foreign affairs n logistics and transportation n imports and exports n international business

development n international trade relations n international marketing n operations management n partnering inwards investment n project coordination n sales and buying n tourism and travel

—Careers

—Bachelor of Business(International Business)

Find more information here bit.ly/Rmitinternationalbusiness

February, June, October

Ha Minh Le Chau Alumnus B2B Consulting Sales, Base Enterprise Joint Stock Company

Nguyen Tuan Hong Phuc Industry partner Partner, KPMG Management Consulting Head of Customer and Operations, Digital Consulting

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I wanted to study international business to understand more about how foreign companies operate in the world. I’m developing the skills and knowledge that companies need in opening their activities to the wider world. At first, I found it challenging to adjust to the study and research demands. But I’ve been able to do so with the help of RMIT’s academic support services, my classmates and the dedicated lecturers. I’m planning to go on exchange to RMIT in Melbourne.



Commercial Law

Finance Markets

Managing International Business Responsibly

Political Economy of International Business

Creativity, Innovation and Design

Business Information System

Prices and Markets

Macro- economics 1

Program elective 1

Program elective 3

International Trade

Program elective 4

Global Trade Operations


General elective 1

Program elective 2

International Business

General elective 2

General elective 4

YEAR ONE YEAR TWO




—What you will studyThe diagram shows the advised program structure and progression: Bachelor of Business (International Business)

*‘Program elective’ refers to elective courses offered in this particular program. ‘General elective’ refers to elective courses offered across the university.

Cross Cultural Management

General elective 3

YEAR THREE

SEMESTER 7

SEMESTER 8

SEMESTER 9


Nguyen Dang Viet Son Current student

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With industry partners being a key component of the program, you will have many chances to engage with companies to find solutions to the challenges they are facing in local and global supply chains. You will also have access to professional mentors, guest speakers and internships.

The dedicated lecturers and the authentic approach to learning in the program really equipped me well for life and work. As part of a capstone project, I had a chance to make an in-depth analysis and practical recommendations to a real business problem for a leading last-mile delivery service provider. Plus, I had internship experiences with DHL eCommerce and KPMG. Later, I was able to gain full-time employment at KPMG.

Kuehne + Nagel is proud to be the market leader in the logistics industry. We have built a strong relationship with RMIT, engaging with students through many activities – from being a partner at career expos, providing the students with case studies of real problems from our company, hosting field trips and offering internships. RMIT students are confident communicators, dynamic and open-minded. Those skill sets are significant advantages for working in international corporations.


Professionals in the logistics and supply chain industry manage people, services, products and processes as part of a disciplined mechanism that oversees the movement of materials around the world.This program develops your expertise in end-to-end supply chain knowledge and in day-to-day strategic supply chain issues to help organisations and their trade partners run more efficiently and deliver value to their consumers.You will gain an in-depth understanding of the contemporary challenges facing companies in an ever-changing business world and the techniques they employ to overcome them.The curriculum covers areas including procurement and global sourcing, warehousing, transportation and distribution, business operations, supply chain design and analysis, sustainable practices, and the management of technological, human and physical resources.

—Bachelor of Business(Logistics and Supply Chain Management)

n account manager n contracts specialist n import/export manager n inventory manager n logistics/supply chain analyst n purchasing or procurement manager n logistics/supply chain operations

consultant n supply chain and network

planner/designer

n chief executive/operating officer n chief procurement officer n logistics director n distribution centre manager n general manager for logistics n national warehousing manager n operations manager n project manager/quality manager

—Careers

Find more information here

bit.ly/Rmitlogisticsandsupplychain

This program is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transportation in Australia (CILTA).


Nguyen Thi Anh Ngoc Alumnus Operations and Supply Chain Consultant, KPMG Vietnam

Doan Le Minh Ha Industry partner General Manager, Human Resources and Administration, Kuehne + Nagel

Long-term carrers

Entry-level carrers

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In high school, I was the leader of a group that rescued banana farmers from making losses due to their lack of knowledge in supply chain management. Realising that Vietnam had a gap in the talent pool for logistics and supply chain management, I chose to study this program. With a well-designed study path and an international learning environment at RMIT, I’m constantly challenged to deal with real-world business problems.

Bachelor of Business (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)



Commercial Law

Warehouse and Distribution Channels

Transportation and Freight Logistics

Supply Chain Management Strategy

Business IT and Supply Chain


Prices and Markets

Macro- economics 1

Procurement Management and Global Sourcing

Program elective 3

Program elective 2

Program elective 4

Operations Management


Program elective 1

General elective 1

Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management

General elective 2

General elective 4

YEAR ONE YEAR TWO






Supply Chain Analysis and Design

General elective 3

YEAR THREE

SEMESTER 7

SEMESTER 8

SEMESTER 9


Do Nguyen Anh Thu Current student

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n talent acquisition and retention manager

n human resource development manager

n human resource policy and governance advisor

n department human resources partner

n people development and training facilitator

n rewards, promotion and remuneration advisor

n employee development and upskilling consultant

n employee liaison, negotiation and workplace consultant

n health and safety advisor

—Careers

Your engagement with industry partners, such as through industry-based projects, simulations and placements, allows you to get a real taste for the human resource profession. The designated Work Integrated Learning (WIL) courses provide a chance to apply academic skills in real work-based contexts.

Managing people has always been an important part of ensuring organisational performance. Being able to harness the knowledge and experience of staff members, as well as being able to motivate an organisation’s workforce, are all critical in enabling success in today’s business world. The Human Resources Management program at RMIT provides opportunities for students to develop this understanding through authentic assessments and real-world practice.

Forget the perceptions about ‘old-school’ human resources (HR). Nowadays, HR professionals take the lead in the talent war for acquisition, people development, rewards and recognition, and talent retention. It can be a dream job in which you can enhance your skills by acting as a trustworthy partner for your business stakeholders. And you won’t get bored! Workplaces are full of interesting personalities wanting to grow their careers with you.

—Bachelor of Business(Human Resource Management)

Position yourself for a rewarding career of managing and motivating workforces in a range of organisational settings. This program prepares you to meet standards of professional excellence and become a competitive job seeker in the human resources (HR) field.The curriculum integrates theory with technical skills and covers all aspects of managing people in organisations, including employment relations, health and safety, personnel wellbeing, HR development, managing performance in organisations, international HR management, and negotiation and advocacy. Understanding the fundamentals of HR management and the contemporary challenges faced by employees, managers and organisations will equip you to transition into the workforce.

Find more information here bit.ly/RmitHRmanagement

This program is accredited by the Australian Human Resource Institute.


Dr Seng Kiat Kok Lecturer, Senior Program Manager

Tran Quoc Thinh Industry partner Human Resources Director, Groupe SEB Vietnam

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I believe in the potential of each individual. We’re all born to shine! I view having a career in HR as a way to share opportunities with people. Going to university is important not just for the certificate that will help me get a job. It’s also about forming valuable relationships. A highlight of studying at RMIT has been having the opportunity to talk to friends who share similar interests.

Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)



Macro- economics 1

Commercial Law

Managing Performance in Organisations

Work, Health, Safety and Wellbeing


Prices and Markets

Human Resource Management

Employment Relations

Program elective 2

Program elective 3


Program elective 1

General elective 2

General elective 1

General elective 3

Program elective 4

Human Resource Development

General elective 4

YEAR ONE YEAR TWO





Negotiation and Advocacy (WIL)

International Human Resources

Future of Work (WIL)

YEAR THREE

SEMESTER 7

SEMESTER 8

SEMESTER 9

WIL: Work Integrated Learning



Tran Bich Thy Current student

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BP217Program code: Intakes:Location:Duration: Three years Saigon South, Hanoi City

You will be prepared for leadership roles in industries including:

n consultancy n education n finance and securities n governance and compliance n health n human resources and training n manufacturing and construction n marketing and advertising n operations, planning and logistics n tourism, travel and hospitality

—Careers

Engagement with local enterprises and global corporations helps to put theory into authentic practice. You will be exposed to various activities, including internship opportunities, with industry partners. Executives and senior managers take part in guest presentations and other classroom activities.

I chose this program because of the opportunities to meet different people and learn new things about managing a business. After graduation, I hope to work at a leading company or start my own business. Learning new business concepts and theories can be challenging. But my teachers are always helpful in making them easy to understand. I’m also involved in extracurricular activities, including as a coordinator of RMIT’s student ambassadors.

At Aviva, people are our greatest asset. We have a clear strategy in investing in the future workforce by working with leading universities where we operate. We’ve been involved in several activities with RMIT, such as the City Challenge project, courses and field visits. RMIT students are smart, innovative and proactive. They demonstrate good problem-solving skills and curiosity. We look forward to receiving RMIT students into our workforce.

Aligned with trends in the modern business world, this program sets you on the path to becoming a business leader in any industry.Learn how to deal with complex issues, lead teams and make business decisions applicable across a variety of organisational structures.The program provides a broad understanding of key management areas, such as human resources, marketing, finance, corporate sustainability, strategic management, leadership, and creativity and innovation.It will equip you with in-demand soft skills, such as strategic thinking, ethically and socially responsible decision making, managing innovation, managing people through change and managing in cross-cultural environments.You will have the flexibility to study minors in other business areas and select elective courses from other disciplines.

—Bachelor of Business(Management)

Find more information here bit.ly/Rmitbusinessmanagement


Nguyen Huy Hoang Industry partner Business Development Director, Aviva Vietnam

Le Tran Gia Thanh Current student

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Bachelor of Business (Management)



Commercial Law

Leadership and Decision Making

Ethics and Governance

Management in Practice

Strategic Management


Prices and Markets

Macro- economics 1

Program elective 1

Program elective 3

Work in Global Society

Program elective 4



General elective 1

Program elective 2

Organisational Analysis

General elective 2

General elective 4

YEAR ONE YEAR TWO






Contemporary Management: Issues and Challenges

General elective 3

YEAR THREE

SEMESTER 7

SEMESTER 8

SEMESTER 9


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Connecting with industry partners is a key focus of this program, allowing you to stay up to date with workplace trends. You will have numerous opportunities to interact with local enterprises and global corporations. Executives and senior managers participate in a range of activities, including guest presentations and class projects.

Digital technologies are promoting innovative digital business models and producing an important shift in the business landscape. Successful examples of innovative digital businesses include Grab, Lazada, Spotify and Netflix. Meanwhile, existing businesses are shifting several functions into the digital environment, such as virtual meetings, online banking, online recruitment and mobile shopping. Accommodating the current trends, this program integrates the key ingredients for success.

We’re now living in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The lines between the physical and digital worlds are blurring. We constantly see the emergence of incredible products, services and unexpected challenges. Intelligence is the new oil for enterprises. Graduates of this program will be ready to perform in several positions within a business, including marketing, business analytics, strategic planning and digital transformation, or to start their own business.

BP324Program code: Intakes:Location:Duration: Three years Saigon South

The program puts you on a path to leadership and management roles such as:

n digital startup founder n digital transformation consultant n e-commerce manager n digital transformation specialist n financial technology (fintech)

specialist n project manager n business consultant

—CareersSucceeding in a digitalised business world

demands that professionals and business leaders have the technical expertise and critical skills to meet the challenge of constant disruption. This program prepares you for a career in a digital age in which technological transformation continues to inspire change across all industries.The curriculum covers key areas of contemporary business and incorporates information technology strategy and governance, financial technology, digital business transformation and creativity, innovation and design.Through applying industry-used tools and developing essential skills and mindsets, you will be ready to pursue a career at the forefront of fast-changing digital trends.

—Bachelor of Business(Digital Business)

Find more information here bit.ly/Rmitdigitalbusiness


Dr. Nguyen Hoang Thuan Senior Lecturer Senior Program Manager

Le Xuan Hung Industry partner Technical Director, OMN1 Solution Vietnam

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I’ve always been impressed by how technologies and the digital economy are shaping our lives. I hope to maximise the use of technology in my business models to improve the working process and efficiencies. So far we’ve learnt about new technologies and their prospects. Through the assignments, I’m discovering a lot of surprising knowledge. The encouragement from my lecturers provides a superb foundation to bring my ideas to reality.

Bachelor of Business (Digital Business)



Commercial Law

Financial Technology

Civil and Criminal Issues in the Digital World

Business discipline minor



Prices and Markets

Macro- economics 1

Design Thinking and the Digital Startup

Information Systems Strategy and Governance


Digital Marketing

General elective 1

General elective 4

Leadership and Decision Making (WIL)



General elective 3

YEAR ONE YEAR TWO





Digital Business Transformation (WIL)


General elective 2

YEAR THREE

SEMESTER 7

SEMESTER 8

SEMESTER 9

WIL: Work Integrated Learning

*‘General elective’ refers to elective courses offered across the university.


Phan Ngoc Uyen Mai Current student

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n digital marketing manager n marketing manager n brand manager n marketing campaign analyst n search engine optimisation (SEO)

manager n social media marketing specialist n project consultant n brand strategist n advertising consultant n digital production coordinator n account director

—CareersDigital marketers are in high demand as

organisations require new marketing skills to gain the competitive edge in a digitalised business world.This program produces digital marketing professionals who are ready for careers in a business environment characterised by accelerated change in technology and consumer habits.You will develop the skills required to sell and promote products and services in a digitalised world where mobile technology is transforming marketing strategy and practice.Explore the digital tools that support marketing strategy and tactics, including social media, viral marketing, display and search advertisements, inbound marketing, search engine optimisation and mobile/wireless technologies.The program also covers the use of web analytics to monitor and measure digital strategies.

BP318Program code: Intakes:Location:Duration: Three years

February, June, OctoberSaigon South, Hanoi City

—Bachelor of Digital Marketing

Enhance your skills by working on real marketing campaigns with industry partners as part of Work Integrated Learning (WIL) experiences. Digital marketing companies task student teams to develop proposals for solving real business problems.

After the first courses that I took in the digital marketing major, I found the subject to be incredibly interesting. The program collaborated with big corporations, alumni entrepreneurs and young startups. This helped us to understand better the business world and the role marketing plays. I’m now leading a young startup. What I learnt in class has been applicable in several aspects. The connections I made have been truly valuable.

TRG’s Digital Advisory provides digital marketing, marketing automation and branding services. RMIT’s Digital Marketing students can apply their knowledge in internships with us. We have taken more than 500 interns and graduates from RMIT. An internship with TRG offers an experiential journey of discovery that aligns reality with theory. As a member of RMIT’s Industry Advisory Committee, I frequently speak at RMIT on a range of topics, including digital marketing.

Find more information here bit.ly/Rmitdigitalmarketing

Luu Thai Quang Khai Alumnus Managing Director, Maca Dai Viet Co.

Rick Yvanovich Industry partner Founder and Chief Executive Officer, TRG International

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Bachelor of Digital Marketing



Consumer Psychology and Behaviour

Digital Marketing Communications

Digital Content Creation

Flagship Internship 2 (Business)

Social Media and Mobile Marketing


Digital Business Development

Elective 1

Marketing Intelligence

Elective 4

Elective 5

Elective 3

Global Branding





Elective 2 Business discipline minor

Digital Marketing Strategy and Planning

YEAR ONE YEAR TWO





Flagship Internship (Business)

Elective 6

YEAR THREE

SEMESTER 7

SEMESTER 8

SEMESTER 9

The program has introduced me to new concepts, tools, techniques and planning processes involved in marketing. One of the highlights so far has been having a chance to work with people in the business world. Small and big businesses have come to the classroom to ask students to conduct research or develop plans for their future marketing strategies. It’s been great to see our work executed in real life.

Vo Ho Gia Huy Current student

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Classroom activities include projects with industry partners in planning and designing tourism and hospitality experiences. You will participate in off-site activities, such as field trips to ecological and environmental initiatives, hotels and dining venues. A final-year internship offers real-world experience.

The program provided me with many opportunities to get a taste for real business circumstances in the industry through the assignments and group projects. I especially enjoyed the group activities and the gratification of being successful as a team. As a result, I noticed a significant improvement in my skills. Studying at RMIT opened many career doors. And I believe it will continue to do so for years to come.

Q Industries operates in international markets and serves the hospitality industry, providing operating equipment to global hotel brands, particularly new hotels and resorts. We’re privileged to collaborate with RMIT, providing students the opportunity to get hands-on experience in our five-star culinary centre. They also participate as trainee servers in our commercial restaurant. These activities allow them to put into practice the concepts and principles learnt in class.

BP312Program code: Intakes:Location:Duration: Three years Saigon South, Hanoi City

You will be prepared to pursue exciting careers in areas including:

n accommodation management (hotels, resorts, hostels)

n events, weddings and banquet management

n food and beverage n guest relations and

communications n marketing and sales n operations management/planning n recreation and sports n special-interest tourism n tour and travel agencies n tourism planning and promotion

—CareersIf you enjoy meeting new people, exploring new

places and delivering professional customer service, this program will put you on the right career path.This specialist degree in tourism and hospitality equips you with the skills and knowledge to pursue managerial roles in local and international organisations.The program provides an understanding of the history and development of the industry, both globally and in Vietnam. It reflects international standards and a global outlook, while remaining connected to the Vietnamese context through localised content and practical experience.You will develop analytical skills to help you define, identify and evaluate issues facing the tourism and hospitality industry today and into the future.

—Bachelor of Tourism and Hospitality Management

Find more information here bit.ly/RmithospitalityandtourismThis program has been accorded accreditation by the

Pacific Asia Travel Association and the Institute of Hospitality in the United Kingdom.


Ta Thi Thuy Linh Alumnus Management Trainee, InterContinental Hotels Group

Tony Quek Industry partner Founder and Chairman, Q Industries

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It was during my first part-time job at a small accommodation provider that I realised I had a huge interest in meeting new people and learning new things. So I decided that pursuing a career in the tourism and hospitality industry would be the most suitable path for me. At RMIT, the thing that I’ve enjoyed most so far has been the new friendships that I have made with my classmates and lecturers. They are people who share my passion.

Bachelor of Tourism and Hospitality Management



Business Communications and Professional Practice

Service Quality Management*

International Food and Beverage Management

Event Management

Room Divisions Management


Tourism Planning and Resource Management

Economics for Tourism and Hospitality*

Facilities Management and Development

Program elective 3

Program elective 1

Program elective 4

Program elective 2


Eco-tourism and Sustainable Hospitality Management

Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management

General elective 2

Management Accounting and Business

General elective 1

Flagship Internship

YEAR ONE YEAR TWO





Contemporary Management: Issues and Challenges

Strategic Management for Tourism and Hospitality

YEAR THREE

SEMESTER 7

SEMESTER 8

SEMESTER 9

*These courses are delivered online.

‘Program elective’ refers to elective courses offered in this particular program. ‘General elective’ refers to elective courses offered across the university.

Do Linh Chi Current student

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Student achievements

Vu Hoang Trung and Vu Manh HaThe Economics and Finance students claimed first place for their presentation on empowering ethnic minorities in ASEAN. Nguyen Quang Hong Phuc and Le Quang Kim NganThe Tourism and Hospitality Management students won second prize for addressing disaster preparedness.Tran Phuong Thao and Ngo Thi Minh ThuThe Economics and Finance students won third place for their presentation that explored affordable surgical costs.

Bui Kieu Trinh, Hoang Linh Giang, Nguyen Dang Khoa, Nguyen Phuong Anh, Phan Thanh Trang and Tang Quynh AnhCompeting against 62 teams in the biggest global competition for tourism students held by the United Nations’ World Tourism Organization, this team of Tourism and Hospitality Management students reached third place following the fourth round.

Tang Minh NguyetThe Tourism and Hospitality Management student enjoyed international success when her team took second place in their category at the UNLEASH 2019 international competition in Shenzhen, China. Nguyet and her team of five impressed the judges with their app promoting sustainable tourism practice.

Ha Tuan NghiepThe Logistics and Supply Chain Management student won the ‘Best Paper Award’ at the 12th International Conference of Asian Shipping and Logistics for his research on 3D printing in Vietnam’s logistics and supply chain. His paper, co-authored by Dr Reza Akbar, was published in the Asian Journal of Shipping and Logistics.

—Vietnam National Finals ASEAN Data Science Competition

—UNWTO Students’ League

—UNLEASH 2019

—Best Paper Award

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Admissions

6362

IELTS 6.5 (no band below 6.0)

0. Beginner

1. Elementary

2. Pre-Intermediate

3. Intermediate

4. Upper Intermediate

5. Pre-Advanced

6. Advanced Bachelor’s degree

—UniSTART

Note: The academic courses in UniSTART are non-award courses, with no credit going toward an undergraduate degree.

Learn more about UniSTART

rmit.edu.vn/unistart

—English for University

Pathway programs

Discover English for University

bit.ly/RMITenglishforuni

The English for University program is a seven-level program for learning English at RMIT, taking you from the level of ‘Beginner’ to ‘Advanced’. Delivered by highly qualified and passionate English teachers who bring to the classroom a wealth of experience from around the world, the program prepares you to successfully transition into undergraduate studies. It focuses your development in three essential skills areas:

n language skills; n academic skills; n practical skills.

UniSTART provides a tailored pathway for transitioning into university if you do not meet the entry requirements.If you do not meet the English requirement to enter an undergraduate program, you will need to complete the necessary English courses.If you do not meet the academic requirement, you will enter UniSTART (Academic), where you will develop practical skills in areas such as critical thinking, communicating, reading and writing as part of the introductory pathway course Learning to Learn at a Global University.Before transitioning into a degree program, you will then need to complete the course Introduction to Business and Management.

Courses Duration

UniSTART (English)

English for University Pre-Advanced 10 weeks

English for University Advanced 10 weeks

UniSTART (Academic)*

Learning to Learn at a Global University12 weeks

Introduction to Business and Management

Pathway 1 Pathway 2

Bachelor’s degreeBachelor’s degree Bachelor’s degree

Pathway 3

GPA: 6.0/10.0

English: Complete RMIT English for University Upper Intermediate level; or IELTS 5.5+

GPA: 7.0/10.0

English: Complete RMIT English for University Upper Intermediate level; or IELTS 5.5+

GPA: 6.0/10.0

English: Complete RMIT English for University Advanced level; or IELTS 6.5+

UniSTART (English)

UniSTART (Academic)

UniSTART (English)

UniSTART (Academic)

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—International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma

Undergraduate programs UniSTART*

Academic requirements

25 points minimum 24 points minimum

English requirements

n Minimum of 4 in English A1 or A2 at Higher Level (HL) or Standard Level (SL); or

n Minimum of 4 in English B at Higher Level (HL); or

n Minimum of 5 in English B at Standard Level (SL)

Note: the qualification must be taken no more than two years prior to the RMIT program commencement date.

n Minimum of 3 in English A1 or A2 at Higher Level (HL) or Standard Level (SL); or

n Minimum of 3 in English B at Higher Level (HL); or

n Minimum of 4 in English B at Standard Level (SL)


—Vietnam education system

Eligibility

Undergraduate programs


n High school graduation diploma n A minimum GPA of 7.0/10.0, or equivalent, for Year 12


Successfully complete RMIT English for University Advanced or complete one of the following English proficiency tests:

n IELTS (Academic) 6.5+ (no band below 6.0) n TOEFL iBT 79+ (with minimum score of 13 in Reading, 12 in Listening, 18 in Speaking and

21 in Writing) n Pearson Test of English (Academic) 58+ (no communication band below 50) n Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) or Proficiency (CPE) 176+ (no component below 169)

UniSTART*


n High school graduation diploma n A minimum GPA of 6.0/10.0, or equivalent, for Year 12


Successfully complete RMIT English for University Upper Intermediate or complete one of the following English proficiency tests:

n IELTS Academic 5.5+ (no band below 5.0) n TOEFL iBT 50+ (with minimum score of 5 in Reading, 5 in Listening, 14 in Speaking and

15 in Writing) n Pearson Test of English (Academic) 42+ (no communication band below 36) n Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) or First (FCE) 162+

(no band below 154) n RMIT English Placement Test: Pre-Advanced


Academic requirements Minimum 7 points for 3 A level subjects

Minimum 4 points for 2 A Level and 1 AS Level subjects


n UK IGCSE: C/4 or better in English – First Language or English Literature, or B/6 or better in English – Second Language; or

n UK GCE A Levels: Achieve minimum C in an A Level subject that is taught and examined solely in English (excludes language subjects and mathematics and music)


—UK A Levels



GPA 2.5/4, or equivalent; and one of: n a minimum SAT score of 1500 (out of 2400); or

1060 (out of 1600); or n a minimum ACT composite score of 21

GPA 1.0/4


See the standard undergraduate programs’ English requirements (page 66)

See the standard UniSTART English requirements (page 66)

—United States

*For the entry requirements of your specific UniSTART pathway (English or Academic), please refer to page 65 or contact our Student Recruitment team.

Note: TOEFL, IELTS, Pearson and Cambridge results are recognised for two years from the test date.

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On-campus residential facilities at Saigon South accommodate more than 100 students, offering a safe and comfortable home away from home. All apartments are fully furnished and air-conditioned, and residents have access to exclusive study spaces, kitchens and recreational areas.

Room type Capacity Fee per student (one semester/16 weeks)

Fee per student (four weeks)

Single studio 1 VND 39,000,000 VND 10,700,000

Twin studio 2 VND 28,500,000 VND 8,000,000

Three-bedroom apartment 3 VND 33,500,000 VND 9,300,000

Five-bedroom apartment 5 VND 32,000,000 VND 8,800,000

* Prices quoted are for 2021

Accommodation

More accommodation information bit.ly/Rmitaccommodation

n furnishing n air-conditioning n the cost of utilities, including electricity and

water n weekly services, including linen change

(sheet and pillowcase) n in-room wireless internet n wireless connectivity to the printing lab n in-room safety box

n on-site university management presence n a kitchen, equipped with refrigerator,

freezer, microwave oven, electric cooktop and rice cooker, on each floor

n printing lab with wireless printers n recreation room with television, board

games and a pool table n external courtyard with outdoor seating n laundry room with washing machine, dryers,

ironing board and iron n access to university facilities, including the

food court, sports centre and playing fields

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 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.

Isuri Fernando Current student

— Inclusion

— Services and facilities

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At RMIT University Vietnam, there are three intakes each year:

Application process

Accept offer and pay deposit

Start your program at RMIT University Vietnam!

Complete online enrolment

JUNE

Submit application

Receive letter of offer

Students can choose between the standard tuition fee or the fixed-fee program. Payments are made each semester on a course-by-course basis.

RMIT Vietnam will offer more than 100 scholarships, at a total value of about 42 billion VND, in 2021.

FEBRUARY OCTOBER

How to apply

Scholarships

Tuition

Up-to-date fee information bit.ly/rmittuitionfee

Up-to-date scholarship information bit.ly/rmitscholarship

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