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RMIT Vietnam (RMIT International University Vietnam)

RMIT International University Vietnam is Vietnam’s first and only fully foreign-owned university, delivering internationally recognised degrees from campuses in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.

RMIT Vietnam has grown rapidly since it opened its doors in 2001, today enrolling more than 3,000 students into degree programs and some 2,000 into Academic English classes. Students come from across the world to study, and all teaching and learning is in English.

The Saigon South campus in Ho Chi Minh City is expanding, with a $US7 million building program delivering a sports and leisure complex and student accommodation, and construction of a $US15 million academic building which started in early 2010.

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RMIT Vietnam news

	Vietnam Minister strengthens RMIT links RMIT University's strong links with Vietnam were underlined by a visit by Vice-Foreign Minister, Dr Nguyen Thanh Son. 21/05/2012
	Vietnam students excel in global business competition Students from RMIT International University Vietnam were finalists in the 2012 KPMG International Case Competition, outperforming teams from the US, Britain, Japan, France and China. 16/05/2012
	International project helps Agent Orange children An Australian-backed day care centre for children affected by Agent Orange has opened in central Vietnam. 23/04/2012

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