Live a day as an RMIT student with hundreds of cool activities at Experience Day 2025 – a special edition celebrating RMIT Vietnam’s 25th anniversary!
Steps to plan
your day
- Register your information on the Registration form
- Receive a confirmation email from RMIT with downloadable agendas
- Check out the activities you prefer in advance and arrive at RMIT on time to secure your spot
100+
workshops
about psychology, IT, finance, digital marketing, communication, design and many other interesting programs!
40+
student clubs
packed with interactive fun to help you easily connect with RMIT’s international student community.
35+
information sessions
with experts, lecturers, RMIT students and parents on career orientation, parent meet-ups, program Q&As, study strategies and more.
25+
showcase booths
to explore programs and student projects, plus fun game challenges with prizes up for grabs!
Voices of Leadership
Pro Vice Chancellor and General Director
Professor Scott Thompson-Whiteside
Dean of The Business School
Professor Robert McClelland
Dean of School of Communication & Design
Associate Professor Donna Cleveland
Dean of School of Science, Engineering & Technology
Professor Iwona Miliszewska
Director of the School of English & University Pathways
Mr Hossein Davari
Agenda
Prepare for your Experience Day by exploring our agendas, planning ahead for the activities you are most interested in, and arriving early on the day to reserve your seats.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The event will open for check-in and selection of activities on the RMIT check-in system:
At Saigon South campus:
- Morning: the system opens from 7:00, activities start from 8:15
- Afternoon: the system opens from 13:00, activities start from 13:30
At Hanoi campus:
- Morning: the system opens from 7:30, activities start from 8:30
- Afternoon: the system opens from 13:00, activities start from 13:30
Many interesting and useful activities take place in the afternoon. Please check the activities on the Experience Day Agenda page to plan ahead and have the best experience. The activities will end at 16:00 on the same day.
Experience Day is especially suitable for high school students (aged 15 – 18) and parents who want to find out all the information related to RMIT’s undergraduate programs, scholarships, study abroad opportunities, ‘hot’ future careers, tips for excelling in an international university environment, student life at RMIT, and to meet with RMIT lecturers, students, and alumni to discuss their favourite fields of study directly.
This is RMIT’s largest event of the year with hundreds of diverse, lively, and practical activities, offering parents and students the best opportunity to learn about their favourite fields of study. Highlights include:
- The largest number of workshops ever, covering a variety of topics and fields from business and design to technology and engineering
- Informative sessions on how to excel in an international university environment, career orientation for high school students, program exhibitions, admissions, scholarships, study abroad opportunities, and more.
- Interactive activities with RMIT lecturers, students, and alumni
- Special performances from RMIT student clubs
- Program showcase and consultations with lecturers and professional staff
- Campus tours
Yes! Please register for the event by clicking the “Register” button on this website to facilitate and expedite the check-in process at RMIT. Additionally, some information sessions and workshops can only be registered directly at the event due to limited seating.
The activities at the event are suitable for students aged 15 and above. RMIT encourages you to attend the event with family and friends. Please register in advance by clicking the “Register” button on this website.
- The activities at Experience Day are not suitable for children under 12 years old.
- RMIT has several water refill stations instead of plastic water bottles. Please bring your personal water bottle.
- Please do not bring pets to the event.
- RMIT has a motorcycle parking area on campus.
- RMIT’s on-campus car parking area is limited. To avoid any delay, we recommend taking public transport, taxis, or ride-hailing services. If our lot is full, you can park at nearby off-campus facilities.
