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University profile
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
About
RMIT Vietnam is the Vietnamese campus of RMIT University in Melbourne and was the first wholly foreign-owned university established in Vietnam. Its main site is the purpose-built Saigon South campus in Ho Chi Minh City, and it teaches business and management, science and technology, and communication and design entirely in English, awarding Australian RMIT degrees.
At a glance
Where you'll study
A purpose-built campus in Ho Chi Minh City that opened in 2005, with a Recreation and Events Complex added in 2010 and specialist facilities including a cyber security and logistics lab, financial trading lab, media suites, design hub and engineering hub.
Visit websiteRMIT Vietnam's second campus, in Hanoi, delivering programmes across business, communication and design, and science, engineering and technology.
Somewhere to live
RMIT Vietnam does not allocate its own student halls and instead helps students find suitable off-campus housing near the Saigon South campus; the Residential Support team maintains an accommodation suggestion list of trusted student-friendly apartments and shared homes and advises on tenancy and local residence registration. · Saigon South Campus
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Funding
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