RMIT Vietnam
speciality: Finance

RMIT University is a multicultural learning environment where students can interact with friends from many different countries around the world. The environment at RMIT promotes a sense of civility and respect, where people value different beliefs and ideals and do not discriminate based on where you come from. The quality of education at RMIT is a major advantage, as many lecturers graduated from prestigious universities and have years of teaching experience in international environments. RMIT also offers excellent facilities for studying, recreation, and physical activities. The equipment and resources are modern and well-equipped, allowing students to study effectively, exercise, and enjoy time with friends after stressful classes.

I am a Finance student at RMIT, and to be honest, it is a tough subject. The program is very heavy on calculations, financial modelling, investment analysis and corporate finance. If you are not good at math or are not used to working with Excel, it will be a struggle.
However, because it is difficult, I learned a lot. This major helps me practice logical thinking, data analysis skills and understand deeply how financial markets work. Some subjects use Bloomberg Terminal or real case studies, which are very useful to prepare for future work.
What makes me “tired” the most is the fast learning pace, lots of homework and tight deadlines. Working in groups is also a challenge if you have an uneven team.
In conclusion, if you are serious about a career in banking, investment or financial analysis, Finance at RMIT is worth studying. Although it is hard work, the knowledge and skills gained are completely worth it.