RMIT Vietnam
speciality: Management

The lecturers at RMIT are highly qualified and bring a strong blend of academic knowledge and industry experience to their teaching. They are generally approachable, supportive, and committed to student success, often encouraging critical thinking and active participation. Many students appreciate the practical insights and real-world examples that enhance learning across various disciplines. However, like any large institution, the quality may vary slightly between individuals and courses. Overall, RMIT maintains a high standard of lecturer quality that contributes positively to the learning experience.

Impressions of the first year of Marketing RMIT

Course content: Learn the basics (Principles of Marketing, Consumer Behavior) with updated case studies like TikTok Shop so you don’t have to worry about being “outdated”.
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At first, I chose to study a major related to Leadership because I thought I would learn some team leadership skills, decision making, etc. But after studying it, I realized it is much deeper. At RMIT, studying Leadership is not simply about “being a boss”, but learning how to understand people, inspire, and solve problems humanely.

We learned a lot about organizational psychology, how to build corporate culture, change management, etc. The teachers taught with great care, often telling real-life stories from large companies, and always encouraged us to ask critical questions.

What impressed me the most was that all the subjects had group assignments, presentations, and proposals that were “simulated from a real company”. There were times when I was stressed because of the difficulty of teamwork, but thanks to that, I learned how to work with many different types of people – something that a leader really needs.

Honestly, studying this major has helped me grow a lot, not only in my work but also in my way of living and communicating. For those who are thinking of becoming a leader or starting a business in the future, the Leadership major at RMIT is a worthy investment!

Studying International Business at RMIT Vietnam has been a rewarding experience. The programme combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on projects, case studies, and teamwork, helping students prepare for real-world business challenges. What I really liked was the international learning environment — courses are taught entirely in English, with many students and lecturers coming from different countries.

One of the highlights was the opportunity to participate in global exchange programmes and connect with international business partners. The curriculum emphasizes global strategy, cross-cultural communication, and international trade, which are crucial for anyone looking to work in multinational companies.

However, the learning can be intense, and you need strong English and time management skills to keep up with assignments and group work.

Overall, I highly recommend this programme for students who are globally minded and want to build a strong foundation in international business with exposure to practical, real-life applications.

As an alumnus of the Global Business program at RMIT University, I can confidently say the degree gave me a strong foundation for working in international environments. The program covers a wide scope — from global trade and cross-cultural communication to international marketing and strategy — all essential for anyone aiming to work across borders.
What stood out most to me was the diverse classroom environment and frequent group projects that mimicked real-world business situations. I had the opportunity to collaborate with peers from different cultures, which improved my teamwork, adaptability, and global mindset — all of which I now use daily in my current job.
However, I do think the program could benefit from more industry integration. While the academic knowledge is solid, there were limited opportunities for internships or direct exposure to global companies during my time there.
Still, I would recommend Global Business at RMIT to students who are serious about pursuing international business careers. It’s a well-rounded program that opens up many pathways — especially if you take the initiative to seek external opportunities alongside your studies.

The school provides full facilities and warm support to students. Teachers are highly qualified individuals in their fields. However, teaching is not their specialized subject so the way of imparting knowledge to students is uneven among students.