Get to know how RMIT offers student services, resources, and support.
Schools and programs
Higher education key dates
At RMIT Vietnam, there are three semesters per academic year for undergraduate and postgraduate students.
Note: The key dates are different for each program and may be subject to change.
| Action |
Semester 2 |
Semester 3 |
| Tuition Fee Invoices issued |
28 June 2024 |
25 October 2024 |
| Semester begins |
01 July 2024 |
28 October 2024 |
| Last date to add classes (courses) |
12 July 2024 |
08 November 2024 |
| Payment deadline |
19 July 2024 |
15 November 2024 |
| Results released |
14 October 2024 |
17 February 2025 |
Detailed academic calendar
Key dates and deadlines for the 2024 academic year for the higher education student cohort.
Student resources and support services
Your students have a question about their university life and are not sure who to ask? Student Connect is the place to go.
Student Connect is available on campus, online or via phone and can help with a wide range of questions and requests, such as courses and programs, timetabling, payment and graduation.
1. Student Academic Success (SAS)
SAS provides students with academic supports that help students study with efficiency, understand their course materials in-depth, or plan their assignments. SAS offers skills and strategies for students to achieve their academic goals.
SAS services
- Writing and Learning Centre: students can get professional support from a Learning Advisor in studying or doing their assignments
- Peer-assisted Learning: Students can get support from their fellow students who performed well academically and are trained by SAS
- Academic Success Advisors: at risk students can get their studies back on the right track with the help of this team of experts
2. Library
Our library houses over 700,000 offline and online resources and hosts several archives and digital exhibitions. It is one of the largest English language libraries in Vietnam. Students and alumni also have online access to RMIT’s extensive library in Australia.
The Careers, Alumni and Industry Relations department offers a range of activities and services to assist your students with career planning, career decision making, and getting an appropriate job. Students are encouraged to participate in several career programs and events which assist them with career exploration, including career mentoring programs, career week, networking events.
Our professional staff is here to help your students - we care about students' physical, social, and emotional wellbeing.
1. Wellbeing
Encourage your students to come and speak to our friendly Wellbeing team if they have any concerns about themselves or their friends.
Wellbeing has a range of personal development, mental health and wellbeing workshops, and helpful online resources. Wellbeing also offers the following free, private and confidential services:
- Counselling and Psychological Services: Counsellors are available to talk about any issues students may have – whether they are personal issues, mental health and wellbeing or study-related issues
- If students are feeling unsafe and having concerns about threatening or unwanted behaviors (including bullying, sexual harassment, assault, and relationship violence) they can speak to Safer Community
- Equitable Learning and Accessibility provides support and equal opportunities for students who are neurodiverse, living with a long-term medical condition, mental health condition or disability, or a student who is a primary caregiver
2. RMIT Health Centres
RMIT Health Centres are run by a dedicated team of nurses and doctors trained in Vietnam and overseas. The centres offer routine medical consultations for acute conditions, general health education and advice, emergency services and referrals to specialist services as necessary. Students can make an appointment with the doctor of their choice or be seen on the same day without an appointment. All visits are private and confidential. There is no additional charge for all consultations and immediate treatment provided on site.
Information and tips to help your students through their journey before and after arriving in Vietnam.
Student clubs: RMIT has over 50 student-run clubs and societies, covering a range of sports, cultural, business, community, recreation, and social interests.
Sports and fitness: We provide a range of world-class sports facilities as well as numerous fitness and recreational programs which help promote physical wellness, social connectivity, teamwork, leadership, skill development, multi-cultural immersion and fun!
Student activities and events: We organise hundreds of events and activities each year, from large-scale concerts and festivals to art exhibitions, talk shows and community trips.
Eligible students can choose to go on an exchange or a transfer program from more than 200 partner universities. Students can contact the Global Experience team for more information and advice.
The team offers support including technology, software, WIFI and printing.
Other resources
RMIT campus facilities
Experience RMIT Vietnam campuses and facilities through our dynamic virtual tour. Explore the modern architecture, cutting-edge labs, and vibrant student spaces with immersive video and photo galleries.
RMIT Hanoi Campus
