Brian Jeffrey
Due to overwhelming demand for enrollment at the Hanoi campus, RMIT Vietnam has decided to temporarily suspend the acceptance of new applications and reservation fees for the upcoming intake in Hanoi.
However, applications for all programs at the Saigon South and Danang campuses are still being accepted by the university while they reassess the enrollment capacity at the Hanoi campus.
RMIT Vietnam assures that all three campuses – Saigon South, Hanoi, and Danang – are fully operational and licensed to operate.
Graduates of RMIT Vietnam are awarded degrees from RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, which hold global recognition in Vietnam and worldwide.
Founded in 2000 in Ho Chi Minh City, RMIT Vietnam currently caters to around 12,000 students with an average annual tuition fee of $14,000.
