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— School of Business & Management 2021
Contents
A quality education —
6 Our global presence
8 International learning WELCOME to the
10 Elite facilities
A transformative experience
School of Business & Management!
14 Vibrant student life
16 Global opportunities Our programs give students the best start
to their careers in the rapidly changing and
A path to employment globalised business world.
20 Career head start With a reputation for excellence in business
21 Industry connections and management education, we provide
22 Employability Roadmap high-quality, industry-responsive programs
that are relevant to national and international
Our programs marketplaces.
26 Pursue your passion We inspire our students to think, challenge and
28 Bachelor of Business (Economics and Finance) create, equipping them with the skills to address
32 Bachelor of Business (International Business) Professor Mathews Nkhoma real-world issues and ‘think outside the box’ so
36 Bachelor of Business (Logistics and Supply Chain Management) Dean, School of Business that they can become the leaders of tomorrow.
40 Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management) & Management
With their technical expertise and soft skills, our
44 Bachelor of Business (Management)
graduates will continue to be in high demand.
48 Bachelor of Business (Digital Business) A recent report by VietnamWorks highlights
52 Bachelor of Digital Marketing the expected surge in demand for specialists
56 Bachelor of Tourism and Hospitality Management in areas such as management and finance
60 Student achievements (VietnamWorks, Career prospects and skill
trends in Vietnam: 2018-2022).
Admissions
We look forward to seeing you in the classroom
64 Pathway programs at RMIT!
66 Eligibility
68 Accommodation
70 How to apply
70 Scholarships
70 Tuition
71 RMIT Melbourne
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Printed: October 2020 taste for what it is like to study at RMIT.
2 3
A quality
education
4 5
Our global RMIT has a
5-STAR RANKING
RMIT is ranked
55TH
presence
(1)
for excellence in higher education globally for graduate employment rate(3)
RMIT is a global university of technology, design
and enterprise. RMIT is among the Among the world’s
One of Australia’s original tertiary institutions, TOP 1% TOP 200
RMIT University enjoys an international (1)
of the world’s universities
reputation for excellence in professional and UNIVERSITIES
vocational education, applied research and
in Business and Management Studies(2)
engagement with the needs of industry and the
community.
Among the world’s
— TOP 150
RMIT alumni are making their UNIVERSITIES
mark around the world
in Accounting and Finance(2)
When you graduate, you will join a large
network of alumni that provides ongoing
peer support, professional development and (1) 2021 QS World University Rankings
networking opportunities. Discover who we are
(2) 2020 QS World University Rankings by Subject
bit.ly/RMITUniversityintro
(3) 2020 QS Graduate Employability Rankings
430,000
RMIT alumni working in 130 countries
14,600
Check out some alumni stories
RMIT alumni in Vietnam
bit.ly/RMITalumnistories
6 7
International
learning
50+
The international learning environment at RMIT
will help you reach your full potential.
Our inspiring and highly qualified academics nationalities are represented
among our students at RMIT in
come from around the world and teach Vietnam.
in English. They are active researchers
and creative practitioners with extensive
professional and academic experience.
Meet our lecturers at the School of
30+
nationalities are represented
Business & Management among our academic and
bit.ly/RmitSBMprofile professional staff.
8 9
Elite
facilities
Our campuses offer modern classrooms, Staying fit while studying is also made
purpose-built lecture theatres, studios, easier through access to modern sport and
laboratories and other specialist spaces, recreational facilities.
providing the perfect setting for you to thrive.
The RMIT Library is the largest English- n Our Saigon South campus has a fitness
language library in Vietnam, providing you centre, indoor courts, tennis and basketball
550,000+
access to an extensive range of offline and courts, and football fields.
online library resources. n Our Hanoi City campus has a fitness centre
with the latest training equipment.
books, periodicals, e-books,
Take a virtual campus tour journals and videos are available in
bit.ly/RMITvirtualtour the library.
10 11
A transformative
experience
12 13
Vibrant
student life You will have access to comprehensive For students with disabilities and learning
learning support services. difficulties, RMIT offers dedicated support
services aimed at providing equal access
n Get one-to-one learning and language support. and opportunity.
Our campuses embrace diversity and n Choose from 40 student clubs across a
n Benefit from peer-to-peer learning and Professional health and wellbeing support
inclusiveness, and provide endless opportunities range of academic, arts, cultural, sports and
study support. services are also available on our campuses.
to network and make new friends. social interests.
n Attend workshops to review your work and
n Get involved in fun activities and events,
enhance your academic skills.
such as club days, our International Festival,
which celebrates international diversity, and
leadership camps.
Watch this video about student clubs
bit.ly/RMITstudentclubs
14 15
Global
opportunities
Take advantage of the many opportunities we Popular destinations for students from the
offer to combine your studies with exploring School of Business & Management include the
the world. following highly ranked universities:
— n RMIT Melbourne
Exchange program n Bocconi University, Italy
From your second year onward, you can n Nanyang Technical University, Singapore
go on exchange at RMIT in Melbourne, n Kedge Business School, France —
Australia, or choose from 200-plus partner
universities in more than 40 countries. n The Business School, City, University of Dual-campus options
London
Study one or two semesters of your program Experience student life at both RMIT in Vietnam 2. Start your undergraduate program in Vietnam
while continuing to pay the RMIT Vietnam n HEC Montreal, Canada and RMIT in Melbourne, Australia, through our and then apply to permanently transfer to
tuition rate. dual-campus options. Melbourne.
n Bentley University, United States
n Lund University, Sweden 1. Complete UniSTART in Vietnam and then 3. Do your undergraduate program in Vietnam
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 apply to do your undergraduate program in and then apply to study a postgraduate
Melbourne. degree in Melbourne.
Melbourne
Vietnam OR partner Vietnam Check out the Global Mobility options
university bit.ly/Rmitglobalexperiences UniSTART Undergraduate Postgraduate
1 Vietnam Melbourne
2 Vietnam Melbourne
3 Vietnam Melbourne
Doan Bao Chau
Current student
Bachelor of Business Note: If you transfer your program to RMIT in If you’re interested in studying a full program
(Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Melbourne or join a full program there, you at RMIT in Melbourne, see page 71 for more
will pay the Australian tuition rate. You may information.
During my exchange at RMIT in Melbourne, I studied four also have the chance to seek post-study work
courses and had a part-time job in a Vietnamese restaurant. opportunities with employers in Australia.
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 Get a glimpse of life in Melbourne
bit.ly/exchangetomelbourne
a lot of friendly people.
16 17
A path to
employment
18 19Career Industry
head start connections
Our career services and industry links help to Develop your soft skills through the Personal
make the journey from the classroom to the You will benefit from the strong relationships we
Edge program and get ready for the
workplace a smooth one. have with local and international industry partners.
international job market.
n Access career counselling and n Do a work placement through the RMIT
n Join a series of training workshops
mentoring services. Flagship Internship program to get hands-on
on areas such as creative thinking,
experience in a real work environment.
n Get help in developing your skills in resume communicating with confidence and
writing and preparing for interviews. working across cultures. n Interact with industry partners throughout
your studies, such as in classroom activities,
n Utilise the Job Shop drop-in service for n Take part in visits to industry-leading
career fairs and networking events.
information about services, workshops and companies for unique insights into
modern workplaces. Many leading companies perform an advisory
events.
role to ensure our programs at the School of Chu Chien Hao
n Join career fairs and networking events n Build a portfolio of soft skills to show Business & Management are relevant and up to Current student
to connect with some of the biggest prospective employers. date. Such industry partners include: Bachelor of Tourism and
employers in your field. Hospitality Management
n Association of n HSBC
n Find exclusive employment opportunities
Chartered Certified
through the CareerHub website. n KPMG I did an internship at Sheraton
Accountants
Problem sensitivity, creativity, Saigon Hotel & Towers. I was lucky
n PwC
cognitive flexibility and logical n DHL to get an opportunity to work as a
reasoning are the top soft skills n TRG guest service agent. It was a fun
demanded in Vietnam’s labour market n Ernst & Young
Learn more about Personal Edge (VietnamWorks, Career prospects and experience. I developed my resilience
n VinaCapital
bit.ly/RMITPersonaledge skill trends in Vietnam: 2018-2022). n Heineken and skills in conflict resolution and
team work. I definitely recommend
n InterContinental
students do an internship, as
there is a gap between school and
workplace. The internship helped me
82%
to better understand how my studies
connect to society.
of our graduates have a full-time job within
three months of completing their studies.
20 21Employability
Roadmap Early semesters
EXPLORE
Middle semesters
EXPERIENCE
Late semesters
ENGAGE
In embarking on your journey from
Academic In the early semesters, core courses are In the middle semesters, industry Having already developed your knowledge and
being a new student to becoming activities designed with two themes: industry engagement is the main theme in specialised skills, capstone projects allow you to put
a graduate who is ready for the exposure and simulation.These equip you courses. You will engage with real clients and everything into practice. Before graduating,
workforce, it can be helpful to think with an overview of the industry and help manage projects to address current business taking part in the Flagship Internship
about your time at RMIT in the you to explore your abilities for a suitable challenges. program is a great way to get a taste of the
career path. work environment.
following three stages:
n exploring A. Industry exposure C. Industry engagement D. Capstone project
in the early semesters;
n readings n real industry projects n final project
n experiencing
n guest lectures n applied research n showcase
in the middle semesters;
n field trips n global collaboration n exhibition
n engaging n case studies n industry mentoring
in the late semesters.
E. Work placement
The Employability Roadmap B. Simulation To get a global experience, you can choose
outlines how you can gain appropriate from RMIT Melbourne or more than 200
n Flagship Internship program
n simulated projects partner universities around the world to go on
skills and knowledge in academic and
exchange for one or two semesters.
extracurricular activities. By exploring, n game-based learning
experiencing and engaging, you will n lab-based projects
enhance your employability.
Extra- From the first semester, we encourage From semester 4, you can take on In your final semesters, you can engage with
curricular you to join projects and clubs to develop managerial roles through many projects and an industry mentor and become acquainted
activities a sense of belonging to your new training programs. You will be encouraged with real working environments. It is a
environment. Getting involved is a great to fulfill your own potential and become a chance to get better equipped to take on the
way to nurture your soft skills naturally and creative leader! professional world!
make new friends.
n LEAD training n Career Mentoring Program
n Get Ready Program
n RMIT Leadership Camp n part-time job opportunities
n Emerging Leaders Project
n Global Leadership Program n Flagship Internship
n 40 student clubs
n student clubs positions n Industry Networking Night
n Personal Edge skills
n Personal Edge skills n career fairs
development workshops
development workshops n Recruitment Day
22 23Our programs 24 25
Pursue your passion
At the School of Business & Management, we offer a broad range of programs for you to You will have access to specialist facilities n the Cyber Security and Logistics Laboratory,
choose from. and modern teaching spaces, including: which contains 31 computers with the latest
business forensics and security software.
Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Business
n the Financial Trading Lab, which replicates
a real-world trading room with software
(Economics and (Management) for students to analyse real-time market
Finance) information;
Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Business
(International (Digital Business)
Business)
Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Digital
(Logistics and Supply Marketing
Chain Management)
Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Tourism
(Human Resource and Hospitality
Management) Management
You can specialise further in your studies by completing a minor from the following options*:
n Accounting for Managers n Digital Marketing n Economics
n Economics and Finance n Entrepreneurship n Finance
n International Business n Logistics and Supply n Management
Chain Management
n Tourism and Hospitality n Digital Business
Management n Human Resource
Management
*Depending on your program, some minors may not be available to you.
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Bachelor of Business
(Economics and Finance)
Program code: BP251 Intakes: February, June, October
Duration: Three years Location: Saigon South, Hanoi City 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
As the world’s economic weight continues Careers frequently interact with students in class
activities.
to shift to Asia, demand is increasing for
professionals in economics and finance across n finance manager
the public and private sectors. n financial analyst
This program prepares you for professional n funds manager
roles in an economy that is emerging as a major n banker
force in the global marketplace due to growth in n risk analyst
new industries, businesses and investment. n stockbroker
You will learn to perform high-level financial and n economist
economic analyses while developing cutting- n business developer
edge knowledge and skills in trending areas. n business support analyst
Courses in the areas of financial technology, n accountant
blockchain economy, cryptofinance and n auditor
cryptocurrency will help to prepare you n cost/buying controller
Robert Vong Cong Minh Nguyen
for a future in a field shaped by disruptive n taxation consultant
Industry partner Alumnus
technologies. Co-founder, Elefos Head of Actuarial Inforce Management,
Developing a range of soft skills will ensure Aviva Vietnam Life Insurance
that you can communicate effectively with
clients and colleagues in the workforce. The program provided a solid foundation
Elefos is an emerging tech startup with
Find more information here expertise in areas including blockchain for a career in the financial world as it
bit.ly/Rmitecofinance and artificial intelligence. Our involvement covered areas such as financial analysis,
with RMIT’s Economics and Finance macroeconomics, microeconomics and
program has been to explore strategies portfolio management. Learning how to
for bringing better efficiency and security build financial models has benefitted me a
to commercial applications in the context lot in my current actuarial career. In class,
of digital economies. Being from a leading we got a broad view of financial markets
foreign-language university, RMIT’s at an international level and analysed
students are outgoing and possess a local practices through case studies. After
strong passion for the commercial side of graduation, I was able to apply what I had
technology. learnt straight away.
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What you will study
The diagram shows the advised program structure and progression: Bachelor of Business (Economics and Finance)
YEAR ONE YEAR TWO YEAR THREE
SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 4 SEMESTER 7
Introduction Business Marketing Business Macro- Quantitative Risk Elective 2
to Information Principles Finance economics 2 Analysis Management
Management Systems
SEMESTER 2 SEMESTER 5 SEMESTER 8
Business Prices and Accounting in Law of Price Theory Basic International Elective 3
Statistics 1 Markets Organisations Investments Econometrics Finance
and Society and Financial
Markets
SEMESTER 3 SEMESTER 6 SEMESTER 9
Commercial Macro- Financial Investment International Elective 1 International Elective 4
Law economics 1 Markets Trade Monetary
Economics
Mai Doan Ngoc Han
Current student
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.
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Bachelor of Business
(International Business)
Program code: BP253 Intakes: February, June, October
Duration: Three years Location: Saigon South, Hanoi City Industry partners interact with students in
hosting company tours, giving guest lectures,
providing internship opportunities and
— supplying Work Integrated Learning (WIL)
Careers
projects. They also share their expertise at the
Understand the complex issues of doing
annual International Business Forum.
business across national borders and develop
the cross-cultural skills required to work with n business consultancy and market
confidence in any organisation with global research
operations. n diplomacy and foreign affairs
This program examines business practices n logistics and transportation
through globally and socially responsible n imports and exports
business lenses. n international business
development
In the first part of your degree, you will develop
n international trade relations
a strong foundation in traditional business and
n international marketing
management practices.
n operations management
You will then build expertise in areas such
n partnering inwards investment
as contemporary issues in international
n project coordination
business, global trade operations, cross-
n sales and buying Nguyen Tuan Hong Phuc Ha Minh Le Chau
cultural management, international finance and Industry partner Alumnus
n tourism and travel
managing international business responsibly. Partner, KPMG Management Consulting B2B Consulting Sales,
For your electives, you can incorporate Head of Customer and Operations, Base Enterprise Joint Stock Company
Digital Consulting
specialised studies from a different discipline to
expand your career options.
In management consulting, we search Since graduating, I’ve worked with foreign
Find more information here
bit.ly/Rmitinternationalbusiness for people who are proactive, good businesses from different industries. It’s
communicators and problem solvers. been great to see first-hand how Vietnam’s
Due to the nature of our work, we work integration with the world is changing
in multicultural teams to solve client constantly. I completed my studies with an
problems. I find RMIT programs to be very internship at a consultancy focused on market
up to date with market requirements. RMIT entry into South-East Asia. I then continued
students have the advantage of being working there because the job matched my
multilingual and outgoing, making them academic background well. I’m now in another
suitable for consulting work. A few of my role supporting foreign companies to expand
team members are former RMIT students. into the Vietnamase market.
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What you will study
The diagram shows the advised program structure and progression: Bachelor of Business (International Business)
YEAR ONE YEAR TWO YEAR THREE
SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 4 SEMESTER 7
Introduction Business Marketing Finance Program General Cross Program General
to Information Principles Markets elective 1 elective 1 Cultural elective 3 elective 3
Management System Management
SEMESTER 2 SEMESTER 5 SEMESTER 8
Business Prices and Accounting in Managing International Program Political Program
Statistics 1 Markets Organisations International Trade elective 2 Economy of elective 4
and Society Business International
Responsibly Business
SEMESTER 3 SEMESTER 6 SEMESTER 9
Commercial Macro- International Creativity, Global Trade General General
Law economics 1 Business Innovation Operations elective 2 elective 4
and Design
*‘Program elective’ refers to elective courses offered in this particular program.
‘General elective’ refers to elective courses offered across the university.
Nguyen Dang Viet Son
Current student
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.
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Bachelor of Business
(Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Program code: BP255 Intakes: February, June, October
With industry partners being a key component
Duration: Three years Location: Saigon South, Hanoi City
of the program, you will have many chances
to engage with companies to find solutions
to the challenges they are facing in local and
Professionals in the logistics and supply chain — global supply chains. You will also have access
industry manage people, services, products
and processes as part of a disciplined
Careers to professional mentors, guest speakers and
internships.
mechanism that oversees the movement of Entry-level carrers
materials around the world.
n account manager
This program develops your expertise in n contracts specialist
end-to-end supply chain knowledge and in n import/export manager
day-to-day strategic supply chain issues to help n inventory manager
organisations and their trade partners run more
n logistics/supply chain analyst
efficiently and deliver value to their consumers.
n purchasing or procurement manager
You will gain an in-depth understanding of the n logistics/supply chain operations
contemporary challenges facing companies consultant
in an ever-changing business world and the n supply chain and network
techniques they employ to overcome them. planner/designer
The curriculum covers areas including
Long-term carrers Doan Le Minh Ha Nguyen Thi Anh Ngoc
procurement and global sourcing,
Industry partner Alumnus
warehousing, transportation and distribution, n chief executive/operating officer
General Manager, Human Resources Operations and Supply Chain
business operations, supply chain design n chief procurement officer and Administration, Kuehne + Nagel Consultant, KPMG Vietnam
and analysis, sustainable practices, and the n logistics director
management of technological, human and n distribution centre manager
Kuehne + Nagel is proud to be the market The dedicated lecturers and the authentic
physical resources. n general manager for logistics
leader in the logistics industry. We have built approach to learning in the program
n national warehousing manager
a strong relationship with RMIT, engaging really equipped me well for life and work.
n operations manager
with students through many activities As part of a capstone project, I had a
n project manager/quality manager
– from being a partner at career expos, chance to make an in-depth analysis
providing the students with case studies of and practical recommendations to a
This program is accredited by the Chartered
Institute of Logistics and Transportation in Find more information here real problems from our company, hosting real business problem for a leading
Australia (CILTA). bit.ly/Rmitlogisticsandsupplychain field trips and offering internships. RMIT last-mile delivery service provider. Plus,
students are confident communicators, I had internship experiences with DHL
dynamic and open-minded. Those skill sets eCommerce and KPMG. Later, I was able
are significant advantages for working in to gain full-time employment at KPMG.
international corporations.
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What you will study
The diagram shows the advised program structure and progression: Bachelor of Business (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
YEAR ONE YEAR TWO YEAR THREE
SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 4 SEMESTER 7
Introduction Business Marketing Warehouse Procurement Program Supply Chain Program General
to Information Principles and Management elective 1 Analysis and elective 3 elective 3
Management Systems Distribution and Global Design
Channels Sourcing
SEMESTER 2 SEMESTER 5 SEMESTER 8
Business Prices and Accounting in Transportation Program General Supply Chain Program
Statistics 1 Markets Organisations and Freight elective 2 elective 1 Management elective 4
and Society Logistics Strategy
SEMESTER 3 SEMESTER 6 SEMESTER 9
Commercial Macro- Introduction Business IT Operations General General
Law economics 1 to Logistics and Supply Management elective 2 elective 4
and Supply Chain
Chain
Management
*‘Program elective’ refers to elective courses offered in this particular program.
‘General elective’ refers to elective courses offered across the university.
Do Nguyen Anh Thu
Current student
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.
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Bachelor of Business
(Human Resource Management)
Program code: BP276 Intakes: February, June, October
Your engagement with industry partners,
Duration: Three years Location: Saigon South, Hanoi City
such as through industry-based projects,
simulations and placements, allows you to get
a real taste for the human resource profession.
Position yourself for a rewarding career of — The designated Work Integrated Learning (WIL)
managing and motivating workforces in a
range of organisational settings.
Careers courses provide a chance to apply academic
skills in real work-based contexts.
This program prepares you to meet standards n talent acquisition and retention
of professional excellence and become a manager
competitive job seeker in the human resources n human resource development
(HR) field. manager
The curriculum integrates theory with technical n human resource policy and
governance advisor
skills and covers all aspects of managing
people in organisations, including employment n department human resources
partner
relations, health and safety, personnel
n people development and training
wellbeing, HR development, managing
facilitator
performance in organisations, international HR
n rewards, promotion and
management, and negotiation and advocacy.
remuneration advisor
Understanding the fundamentals of HR n employee development and Tran Quoc Thinh Dr Seng Kiat Kok
management and the contemporary upskilling consultant Industry partner Lecturer,
challenges faced by employees, managers n employee liaison, negotiation and Human Resources Director, Senior Program Manager
and organisations will equip you to transition workplace consultant Groupe SEB Vietnam
into the workforce. n health and safety advisor
Forget the perceptions about ‘old-school’ Managing people has always been an
human resources (HR). Nowadays, HR important part of ensuring organisational
Find more information here professionals take the lead in the talent performance. Being able to harness
bit.ly/RmitHRmanagement war for acquisition, people development, the knowledge and experience of staff
rewards and recognition, and talent members, as well as being able to
retention. It can be a dream job in motivate an organisation’s workforce, are
This program is accredited by the Australian Human
which you can enhance your skills by all critical in enabling success in today’s
Resource Institute.
acting as a trustworthy partner for your business world. The Human Resources
business stakeholders. And you won’t get Management program at RMIT provides
bored! Workplaces are full of interesting opportunities for students to develop
personalities wanting to grow their careers this understanding through authentic
with you. assessments and real-world practice.
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What you will study
The diagram shows the advised program structure and progression: Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management)
YEAR ONE YEAR TWO YEAR THREE
SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 4 SEMESTER 7
Introduction Business Marketing Commercial Employment Program Negotiation Program
to Information Principles Law Relations elective 1 and elective 4
Management Systems Advocacy
(WIL)
SEMESTER 2 SEMESTER 5 SEMESTER 8
Business Prices and Accounting in Managing Program General International Human
Statistics 1 Markets Organisations Performance elective 2 elective 2 Human Resource
and Society in Resources Development
Organisations
SEMESTER 3 SEMESTER 6 SEMESTER 9
Macro- Human General Work, Health, Program General Future of General
economics 1 Resource elective 1 Safety and elective 3 elective 3 Work (WIL) elective 4
Management Wellbeing
WIL: Work Integrated Learning
*‘Program elective’ refers to elective courses offered in this particular program.
‘General elective’ refers to elective courses offered across the university.
Tran Bich Thy
Current student
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.
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Bachelor of Business
(Management)
Program code: BP217 Intakes: February, June, October
Engagement with local enterprises and global
Duration: Three years Location: Saigon South, Hanoi City
corporations helps to put theory into authentic
practice. You will be exposed to various
activities, including internship opportunities,
— with industry partners. Executives and senior
Aligned with trends in the modern business world, Careers managers take part in guest presentations and
this program sets you on the path to becoming a other classroom activities.
business leader in any industry. You will be prepared for leadership
Learn how to deal with complex issues, lead roles in industries including:
teams and make business decisions applicable n consultancy
across a variety of organisational structures. n education
n finance and securities
The program provides a broad understanding
n governance and compliance
of key management areas, such as human
resources, marketing, finance, corporate n health
sustainability, strategic management, leadership, n human resources and training
and creativity and innovation. n manufacturing and construction
n marketing and advertising
It will equip you with in-demand soft skills,
n operations, planning and logistics
such as strategic thinking, ethically and socially
n tourism, travel and hospitality
responsible decision making, managing
Nguyen Huy Hoang Le Tran Gia Thanh
innovation, managing people through change and Industry partner Current student
managing in cross-cultural environments. Business Development Director,
You will have the flexibility to study minors in other Aviva Vietnam
business areas and select elective courses from
other disciplines. At Aviva, people are our greatest asset. I chose this program because of the
Find more information here We have a clear strategy in investing in the opportunities to meet different people
bit.ly/Rmitbusinessmanagement future workforce by working with leading and learn new things about managing
universities where we operate. We’ve a business. After graduation, I hope to
been involved in several activities with work at a leading company or start my
RMIT, such as the City Challenge project, own business. Learning new business
courses and field visits. RMIT students concepts and theories can be challenging.
are smart, innovative and proactive. They But my teachers are always helpful in
demonstrate good problem-solving skills making them easy to understand. I’m
and curiosity. We look forward to receiving also involved in extracurricular activities,
RMIT students into our workforce. including as a coordinator of RMIT’s
student ambassadors.
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What you will study
The diagram shows the advised program structure and progression: Bachelor of Business (Management)
YEAR ONE YEAR TWO YEAR THREE
SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 4 SEMESTER 7
Introduction Business Marketing Leadership Program General Contemporary Program General
to Information Principles and Decision elective 1 elective 1 Management: elective 3 elective 3
Management Systems Making Issues and
Challenges
SEMESTER 2 SEMESTER 5 SEMESTER 8
Business Prices and Accounting in Ethics and Work in Program Management Program
Statistics 1 Markets Organisations Governance Global elective 2 in Practice elective 4
and Society Society
SEMESTER 3 SEMESTER 6 SEMESTER 9
Commercial Macro- Organisational Strategic Creativity, General General
Law economics 1 Analysis Management Innovation elective 2 elective 4
and Design
*‘Program elective’ refers to elective courses offered in this particular program.
‘General elective’ refers to elective courses offered across the university.
46 47—
Bachelor of Business
(Digital Business)
Program code: BP324 Intakes: February, June, October
Connecting with industry partners is a key focus
Duration: Three years Location: Saigon South
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
Succeeding in a digitalised business world Careers managers participate in a range of activities,
demands that professionals and business leaders including guest presentations and class projects.
have the technical expertise and critical skills to The program puts you on a path to
meet the challenge of constant disruption. leadership and management roles
This program prepares you for a career in a such as:
digital age in which technological transformation n digital startup founder
continues to inspire change across all industries. n digital transformation consultant
n e-commerce manager
The curriculum covers key areas of contemporary
n digital transformation specialist
business and incorporates information technology
n financial technology (fintech)
strategy and governance, financial technology,
specialist
digital business transformation and creativity,
n project manager
innovation and design.
n business consultant
Through applying industry-used tools and
developing essential skills and mindsets, you will
Le Xuan Hung Dr. Nguyen Hoang Thuan
be ready to pursue a career at the forefront of Industry partner Senior Lecturer
fast-changing digital trends. Technical Director, Senior Program Manager
OMN1 Solution Vietnam
We’re now living in the Fourth Industrial Digital technologies are promoting innovative
Find more information here Revolution. The lines between the physical digital business models and producing an
bit.ly/Rmitdigitalbusiness and digital worlds are blurring. We important shift in the business landscape.
constantly see the emergence of incredible Successful examples of innovative digital
products, services and unexpected businesses include Grab, Lazada, Spotify
challenges. Intelligence is the new oil for and Netflix. Meanwhile, existing businesses
enterprises. Graduates of this program will are shifting several functions into the digital
be ready to perform in several positions environment, such as virtual meetings, online
within a business, including marketing, banking, online recruitment and mobile
business analytics, strategic planning and shopping. Accommodating the current
digital transformation, or to start their own trends, this program integrates the key
business. ingredients for success.
48 49—
What you will study
The diagram shows the advised program structure and progression: Bachelor of Business (Digital Business)
YEAR ONE YEAR TWO YEAR THREE
SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 4 SEMESTER 7
Introduction Business Marketing Financial Design Information Digital Business Business
to Information Principles Technology Thinking and Systems Business discipline discipline
Management Systems the Digital Strategy and Transformation minor minor
Startup Governance (WIL)
SEMESTER 2 SEMESTER 5 SEMESTER 8
Business Prices and Accounting in Civil and Digital Business General General
Statistics 1 Markets Organisations Criminal Marketing discipline elective 1 elective 2
and Society Issues in the minor
Digital World
SEMESTER 3 SEMESTER 6 SEMESTER 9
Commercial Macro- Creativity, Leadership Business General General
Law economics 1 Innovation and Decision discipline elective 3 elective 4
and Design Making (WIL) minor
WIL: Work Integrated Learning
*‘General elective’ refers to elective courses offered across the university.
Phan Ngoc Uyen Mai
Current student
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.
50 51—
Bachelor of Digital Marketing
Program code: BP318 Intakes: February, June, October
Duration: Three years Location: Saigon South, Hanoi City
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
Digital marketers are in high demand as Careers real business problems.
organisations require new marketing skills
to gain the competitive edge in a digitalised n digital marketing manager
business world. n marketing manager
This program produces digital marketing n brand manager
professionals who are ready for careers n marketing campaign analyst
in a business environment characterised n search engine optimisation (SEO)
by accelerated change in technology and manager
consumer habits. n social media marketing specialist
You will develop the skills required to sell n project consultant
and promote products and services in a n brand strategist
digitalised world where mobile technology is n advertising consultant
transforming marketing strategy and practice. n digital production coordinator
n account director
Explore the digital tools that support
Rick Yvanovich Luu Thai Quang Khai
marketing strategy and tactics, including Industry partner Alumnus
social media, viral marketing, display and Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Managing Director, Maca Dai Viet Co.
search advertisements, inbound marketing, TRG International
search engine optimisation and mobile/
wireless technologies.
TRG’s Digital Advisory provides digital After the first courses that I took in the
The program also covers the use of web Find more information here marketing, marketing automation and digital marketing major, I found the subject
analytics to monitor and measure digital bit.ly/Rmitdigitalmarketing branding services. RMIT’s Digital Marketing to be incredibly interesting. The program
strategies. students can apply their knowledge in collaborated with big corporations,
internships with us. We have taken more alumni entrepreneurs and young startups.
than 500 interns and graduates from This helped us to understand better the
RMIT. An internship with TRG offers an business world and the role marketing
experiential journey of discovery that aligns plays. I’m now leading a young startup.
reality with theory. As a member of RMIT’s What I learnt in class has been applicable
Industry Advisory Committee, I frequently in several aspects. The connections I
speak at RMIT on a range of topics, made have been truly valuable.
including digital marketing.
52 53—
What you will study
The diagram shows the advised program structure and progression: Bachelor of Digital Marketing
YEAR ONE YEAR TWO YEAR THREE
SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 4 SEMESTER 7
Introduction Business Marketing Digital Marketing Business Flagship Elective 4
to Information Principles Marketing Intelligence discipline Internship
Management System Communications minor (Business)
SEMESTER 2 SEMESTER 5 SEMESTER 8
Business Digital Business Digital Content Elective 3 Business Flagship
Statistics 1 Business discipline Creation discipline Internship 2
Development minor minor (Business)
SEMESTER 3 SEMESTER 6 SEMESTER 9
Consumer Elective 1 Elective 2 Social Media Global Business Digital Elective 5 Elective 6
Psychology and Mobile Branding discipline Marketing
and Marketing minor Strategy and
Behaviour Planning
Vo Ho Gia Huy
Current student
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.
54 55—
Bachelor of Tourism and
Hospitality Management
Program code: BP312 Intakes: February, June, October
Duration: Location: Saigon South, Hanoi City Classroom activities include projects with
Three years
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
If you enjoy meeting new people, exploring new Careers and dining venues. A final-year internship offers
places and delivering professional customer real-world experience.
service, this program will put you on the right You will be prepared to pursue
career path. exciting careers in areas including:
This specialist degree in tourism and hospitality n accommodation management
equips you with the skills and knowledge to (hotels, resorts, hostels)
pursue managerial roles in local and international n events, weddings and banquet
management
organisations.
n food and beverage
The program provides an understanding of the
n guest relations and
history and development of the industry, both
communications
globally and in Vietnam. It reflects international
n marketing and sales
standards and a global outlook, while remaining
n operations management/planning
connected to the Vietnamese context through
n recreation and sports
localised content and practical experience.
n special-interest tourism Tony Quek Ta Thi Thuy Linh
You will develop analytical skills to help you define, n tour and travel agencies Industry partner Alumnus
identify and evaluate issues facing the tourism Founder and Chairman, Q Industries Management Trainee,
n tourism planning and promotion
and hospitality industry today and into the future. InterContinental Hotels Group
Q Industries operates in international The program provided me with many
Find more information here markets and serves the hospitality industry, opportunities to get a taste for real
This program has been accorded accreditation by the bit.ly/Rmithospitalityandtourism providing operating equipment to global business circumstances in the industry
Pacific Asia Travel Association and the Institute hotel brands, particularly new hotels and through the assignments and group
of Hospitality in the United Kingdom.
resorts. We’re privileged to collaborate projects. I especially enjoyed the group
with RMIT, providing students the activities and the gratification of being
opportunity to get hands-on experience successful as a team. As a result, I
in our five-star culinary centre. They noticed a significant improvement in my
also participate as trainee servers in our skills. Studying at RMIT opened many
commercial restaurant. These activities career doors. And I believe it will continue
allow them to put into practice the to do so for years to come.
concepts and principles learnt in class.
56 57—
What you will study
The diagram shows the advised program structure and progression: Bachelor of Tourism and Hospitality Management
YEAR ONE YEAR TWO YEAR THREE
SEMESTER 1 SEMESTER 4 SEMESTER 7
Introduction Business Marketing Service Facilities Management Contemporary Program Strategic
to Information Principles Quality Management Accounting Management: elective 3 Management
Management System Management* and and Business Issues and for Tourism
Development Challenges and
Hospitality
SEMESTER 2 SEMESTER 5 SEMESTER 8
Accounting in Tourism Eco- International Program General Event Program
Organisations Planning and tourism and Food and elective 1 elective 1 Management elective 4
and Society Resource Sustainable Beverage
Management Hospitality Management
Management
SEMESTER 3 SEMESTER 6 SEMESTER 9
Business Economics Introduction Room Program General Flagship
Communications for Tourism to Logistics Divisions elective 2 elective 2 Internship
and Professional and and Supply Management
Practice Hospitality* Chain
Management
*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
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.
58 59Student achievements
—
Vietnam National Finals —
ASEAN Data Science
Competition UNWTO Students’ League
Vu Hoang Trung and Vu Manh Ha Bui Kieu Trinh, Hoang Linh Giang,
The Economics and Finance students Nguyen Dang Khoa, Nguyen Phuong
claimed first place for their presentation on Anh, Phan Thanh Trang and Tang
empowering ethnic minorities in ASEAN. Quynh Anh
Nguyen Quang Hong Phuc and Le Quang Competing against 62 teams in
Kim Ngan the biggest global competition for
tourism students held by the United
The Tourism and Hospitality Management
Nations’ World Tourism Organization,
students won second prize for addressing
this team of Tourism and Hospitality
disaster preparedness.
Management students reached third
Tran Phuong Thao and Ngo Thi Minh Thu place following the fourth round.
The Economics and Finance students
won third place for their presentation that
explored affordable surgical costs.
— —
Best Paper Award UNLEASH 2019
Ha Tuan Nghiep Tang Minh Nguyet
The Logistics and Supply Chain The Tourism and Hospitality
Management student won the ‘Best Management student enjoyed
Paper Award’ at the 12th International international success when her team
Conference of Asian Shipping and took second place in their category
Logistics for his research on 3D printing at the UNLEASH 2019 international
in Vietnam’s logistics and supply chain. competition in Shenzhen, China.
His paper, co-authored by Dr Reza Nguyet and her team of five impressed
Akbar, was published in the Asian Journal the judges with their app promoting
of Shipping and Logistics. sustainable tourism practice.
60 61Admissions 62 63
Pathway —
UniSTART
programs 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
English for University
0. Beginner English for University Pre-Advanced 10 weeks
The English for University program is a seven-level UniSTART
program for learning English at RMIT, taking you from (English)
English for University Advanced 10 weeks
the level of ‘Beginner’ to ‘Advanced’.
1. Elementary
Delivered by highly qualified and passionate English Learning to Learn at a Global University
UniSTART
teachers who bring to the classroom a wealth of 12 weeks
(Academic)*
experience from around the world, the program prepares Introduction to Business and Management
2. Pre-Intermediate
you to successfully transition into undergraduate
studies. It focuses your development in three essential
skills areas: Pathway 1 Pathway 2 Pathway 3
3. Intermediate
n language skills;
GPA: 6.0/10.0 GPA: 7.0/10.0 GPA: 6.0/10.0
n academic skills;
n practical skills. English: Complete RMIT English English: Complete RMIT English English: Complete RMIT English
4. Upper Intermediate for University Upper Intermediate for University Upper Intermediate for University Advanced level; or
level; or IELTS 5.5+ level; or IELTS 5.5+ IELTS 6.5+
5. Pre-Advanced
UniSTART UniSTART UniSTART UniSTART
(English) (Academic) (English) (Academic)
6. Advanced Bachelor’s degree IELTS 6.5 (no band below 6.0)
Bachelor’s degree Bachelor’s degree Bachelor’s degree
Discover English for University Note: The academic courses in UniSTART are non-award courses, with no credit going toward an undergraduate degree.
bit.ly/RMITenglishforuni
Learn more about UniSTART
rmit.edu.vn/unistart
64 65Eligibility
—
— International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma
Vietnam education system Undergraduate programs UniSTART*
Undergraduate programs
Academic 25 points minimum 24 points minimum
requirements
Academic n High school graduation diploma
requirements n A minimum GPA of 7.0/10.0, or equivalent, for Year 12 n Minimum of 4 in English A1 or A2 at Higher n Minimum of 3 in English A1 or A2 at Higher
Level (HL) or Standard Level (SL); or Level (HL) or Standard Level (SL); or
n Minimum of 4 in English B at Higher Level n Minimum of 3 in English B at Higher Level
Successfully complete RMIT English for University Advanced or complete one of the following English (HL); or (HL); or
English proficiency tests: requirements n Minimum of 5 in English B at Standard n Minimum of 4 in English B at Standard
n IELTS (Academic) 6.5+ (no band below 6.0)
Level (SL) Level (SL)
English n TOEFL iBT 79+ (with minimum score of 13 in Reading, 12 in Listening, 18 in Speaking and Note: the qualification must be taken no more than two years prior Note: the qualification must be taken no more than two years
requirements 21 in Writing) to the RMIT program commencement date. prior to the RMIT program commencement date.
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) —
UK A Levels
Undergraduate programs UniSTART*
Academic Minimum 4 points for 2 A Level
UniSTART* Minimum 7 points for 3 A level subjects and 1 AS Level subjects
requirements
Academic n High school graduation diploma n UK IGCSE: C/4 or better in English – First Language or English Literature, or B/6 or better
requirements n A minimum GPA of 6.0/10.0, or equivalent, for Year 12 in English – Second Language; or
English
n UK GCE A Levels: Achieve minimum C in an A Level subject that is taught and examined
requirements
Successfully complete RMIT English for University Upper Intermediate or complete one of the solely in English (excludes language subjects and mathematics and music)
Note: the qualification must be taken no more than two years prior to the RMIT program commencement date.
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
English
requirements
15 in Writing) —
n Pearson Test of English (Academic) 42+ (no communication band below 36)
n Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) or First (FCE) 162+
United States
(no band below 154)
n RMIT English Placement Test: Pre-Advanced Undergraduate programs UniSTART*
GPA 2.5/4, or equivalent; and one of:
Academic n a minimum SAT score of 1500 (out of 2400); or
*For the entry requirements of your specific UniSTART pathway (English or Academic), please refer to page 65 or GPA 1.0/4
requirements 1060 (out of 1600); or
contact our Student Recruitment team.
n a minimum ACT composite score of 21
Note: TOEFL, IELTS, Pearson and Cambridge results are recognised for two years from the test date.
English See the standard undergraduate programs’ See the standard UniSTART English
requirements English requirements (page 66) requirements (page 66)
66 67Accommodation
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.
Fee per student Fee per student
Room type Capacity
(one semester/16 weeks) (four weeks)
Isuri Fernando
Single studio 1 VND 10,700,000 Current student
VND 39,000,000
Twin studio 2 VND 28,500,000 VND 8,000,000
I love the ‘dorm’ life at Saigon
Three-bedroom apartment 3 VND 33,500,000 VND 9,300,000
South. Everyone living in the student
Five-bedroom apartment 5 VND 32,000,000 VND 8,800,000 accommodation gets along, and the
staff there are very friendly, too. We
* Prices quoted are for 2021 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
Inclusion Services and facilities a great fiction section, along with
excellent study resources.
n furnishing n on-site university management presence
n air-conditioning n a kitchen, equipped with refrigerator,
n the cost of utilities, including electricity and freezer, microwave oven, electric cooktop
water and rice cooker, on each floor
n weekly services, including linen change n printing lab with wireless printers
(sheet and pillowcase) n recreation room with television, board
n in-room wireless internet games and a pool table
n wireless connectivity to the printing lab n external courtyard with outdoor seating
n in-room safety box 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
More accommodation information
bit.ly/Rmitaccommodation
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