Study tours

The College of Business and Law offers a range of international study tours which involve a travel component.

Led by College of Business and Law academics, study tours are an opportunity for you to travel overseas with your fellow peers on an itinerary of daily activities. Most tours will include visits to industry, cultural experiences as well as the opportunity for free time.

Study tours generally run from between one and two weeks, outside of the standard semester so it doesn’t interfere with your other courses. Study tours can be used as an elective in your program and can gain you course credit. Some tours will have restrictions on who is eligible to attend.

Upcoming College of Business and Law Study Tours

Singapore Study Tour 2026 – Asian Management Issues

Dates: 15 – 22 November 2026 (Students must also attend a compulsory pre-departure session) 
Location: Singapore 
Open to: Priority will be given to EMBA students, however it is also open to MIB and MBA students. Students must be currently enrolled and active.

Description
The Asian Management Issues (Singapore) study tour offers a unique opportunity to explore how Singaporean leading organisations across technology, finance, logistics, healthcare and consumer industries are driving Innovation for Sustainable Business Transformation. Through exclusive company visits, students will gain first-hand insights into how organisations leverage digital transformation, innovation and responsible business practices to create long-term value while responding to contemporary global challenges. The tour provides a rich cross-cultural learning experience, enabling students to build professional networks with industry leaders and peers, deepen their understanding of business practices across the Asia-Pacific region, and work collaboratively in teams to develop innovative and sustainable solutions to real-world business challenges.

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Business Beyond Borders (Vietnam)

Dates: 27 November – 4 December 2026 (Students must also attend a compulsory pre-departure session)
Location: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Open to: Current and active RMIT students enrolled in any business and law undergraduate or postgraduate degree.

Description
The Business Beyond Borders (Vietnam) Study Tour offers students from the College of Business and Law a unique opportunity to explore the dynamic intersection of business, law and leadership in one of Southeast Asia's most vibrant economies.

As organisations increasingly operate across national borders, future business and legal professionals require a deep understanding of the cultural, political, economic and regulatory environments that shape decision-making. Through an immersive experience in Ho Chi Minh City, students will examine how these factors influence organisations, leaders, managers and employees, and how business and legal frameworks work together to address complex global challenges.

With a particular focus on contemporary issues such as sustainability, innovation, governance and responsible leadership, the program explores the interconnected business, legal, cultural and social dimensions that influence organisations operating in both domestic and international contexts.

Through interactive workshops, industry visits, site visits and collaborative learning with fellow RMIT students, participants will gain valuable insights into Vietnam's business environment and legal system. Engagement with industry leaders, legal professionals and local organisations will provide practical perspectives on leadership, strategy, regulation, justice and ethical decision-making in an increasingly interconnected world.

Designed to foster both professional and personal growth, the study tour develops intercultural capability, global awareness and cross-disciplinary thinking. Students will strengthen the skills and perspectives needed to lead across jurisdictions, navigate diverse regulatory environments and collaborate effectively in global organisations.

Whether your career aspirations lie in business, law or at the intersection of both disciplines, this study tour will broaden your understanding of how business and legal systems shape organisational success and societal outcomes. It equips aspiring leaders with the knowledge, adaptability and global perspective required to drive innovation, support sustainable growth and lead with integrity in an increasingly complex international environment.

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