RMIT Vietnam International Excellence Scholarship

The scholarship is awarded at two levels, 50% and 25% of tuition fees, both applied for the entire duration of the undergraduate program rather than a single semester, which meaningfully reduces the total cost of a degree that already runs cheaper than RMIT's home campus in Melbourne. Selection is based on academic performance in the final year of high school (a minimum GPA threshold of around 80% is applied) combined with the strength of the overall application, and the university reserves the right to adjust the number of awards and their value from one intake to the next.

RMIT Vietnam offers programs across business, IT, engineering, design, and communication at its Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City campuses, taught entirely in English using RMIT's Australian curriculum and delivering an Australian-accredited degree without the cost of relocating to Australia. This dual advantage, an internationally recognized qualification plus a Southeast Asian cost of living, has made RMIT Vietnam a popular choice among students from South Asia, including a growing number from Pakistan, looking for an English-medium Western-accredited degree at a fraction of the cost of studying in Australia, the UK, or the US.

Because the scholarship is assessed only after a student has already received and accepted an official Letter of Offer, applicants effectively apply for admission first and then submit a distinct scholarship application form, meaning strong applicants should not assume the scholarship happens automatically the way it does at some other Vietnamese universities.