RMIT Hanoi: Explore new innovative technology programs

Tiếng Việt

07 Aug 2022 09:00 AM - 12:00 PM Online event Access link will be sent to your email upon successful registration. Register for the event

RMIT Hanoi: Explore new innovative technology programs

07 Aug 2022

09:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Online event

Access link will be sent to your email upon successful registration.

Event overview

Explore RMIT Vietnam’s most popular science – technology programs with our special event, and take part in a unique online learning experience through 3 workshops of newly launched programs from School of Science, Engineering and Technology.

Event activities

Get insights into the programs and future career with our faculty from RMIT Vietnam and RMIT Melbourne
Get a taste of what an RMIT classroom is like through our interactive workshops, delivered by RMIT international academics
Live chats with RMIT students and get to know on learning tips at the international university, as well as exploring the industry’s opportunities & challenges

Online workshops

Know thyself, know the world

Bachelor of Applied Science (Psychology)

This workshop will provide some interesting psychological tools for self-exploration. Participants will be instructed how different subfields in psychology can be applied to develop self-awareness as well as how to understand others.

Flying high: The future of aviation

Bachelor of Applied Science (Aviation)

This workshop will provide an opportunity for participants to gain an appreciation of all the key players that are involved in getting us safely from one destination to another by air travel, and to consider the key skills and future opportunities that will be available to students in the aviation industry.

The Power of Food - SEE the future

Bachelor of Science (Food Technology and Nutrition)

This workshop introduces students to the emerging trends in food technology and nutrition, shaping the future of food. Participants will be guided on how to read the nutritional labels on food packages that can then help us select a healthier version of food commodities.