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The UniSTART Academic program provides a pathway for transitioning into undergraduate study for those who do not yet meet academic entry requirements. The program helps you to become an independent learner who is ready for university by developing your discipline knowledge and practical skills in areas such as critical thinking, communicating, and reading and writing. In our supportive, flexible and learner-centred environment, you will enhance your language skills, knowledge of your chosen field and the study skills required to succeed at the undergraduate level.
If you do not meet the English requirement to enter an undergraduate program, you will need to complete the necessary English courses in English for University. It is possible to study English for University and UniSTART Academic consecutively.
The academic courses in UniSTART are preparatory courses, with no credit going toward an undergraduate degree.
You will undertake a range of course activities, such as task- and problem-based learning projects, group work, independent and group research, case studies, class discussions and structured reflective practice.
You are encouraged to work closely with your teachers and seek advice about course content, assessments and study methods.
Assessments will help you and your teachers to monitor your development and support your ongoing learning, with feedback provided following each assessment.
In resembling tasks that will be expected of you at undergraduate level, the assessments provide an opportunity to practice and demonstrate your knowledge of the subject matter and your readiness for higher education.
This program aims to increase your potential for successful study in higher education degree programs by building awareness of how you think, study and learn.
Through your transition to a dynamic, collaborative and international learning environment, you will develop practical learning skills to practise and enhance your ability to apply critical thinking to your studies, conduct research skilfully and present your work effectively in preparation for higher education degree programs.
On successful completion of this program you will be able to:
The School of English & University Pathways has a unique interactive class format, with the same learning and teaching approach and additional unique aspects specifically for online and blended classes. This gives flexibility to your learning with a mix of self-led and teacher-led activities.
Full time study load - 2 courses |
VND
|
USD (indicative) |
Tuition fee |
40,068,000 | 1,673 |
Successfully complete English for University (Advanced), or complete one of the following English proficiency tests:
For other international English entry requirements, please view English equivalency requirements.
Note:
English language proficiency results must be dated no more than 24 months prior to the commencement date of your program. Please contact the RMIT Vietnam Student Recruitment team for more information.