RMIT University Vietnam Tuition Fees 2026

For the Bachelor of Business, an undergraduate program taught at both the Saigon South and Hanoi campuses, RMIT Vietnam's 2026 fee table, which it labels estimated, lists an annual tuition fee of 375,840,000 VND (indicative 14,345 USD) and a whole-programme tuition fee of 1,127,520,000 VND (indicative 43,035 USD) for the full 3-year degree. For the Master of Business Administration, the same 2026 table lists a tuition fee of 671,904,000 VND (indicative 25,645 USD) for the 12-course, advanced-standing pathway and 895,872,000 VND (indicative 34,194 USD) for the standard 16-course pathway; the source labels these MBA figures as fees for a fixed number of courses for the whole programme, not as an annual rate, so they are quoted here rather than folded into the annual tuition_intl_min/max fields. RMIT Vietnam does not publish a separate, higher tuition schedule specifically for international students: its 2026 Student Fees and Charges Guide states that all students or persons who enrol at RMIT Vietnam in the 2026 academic year are subject to the same fees and charges policy, and several of its student cohort definitions explicitly group 'local and international' students under the same tuition rules, rather than splitting them into two rate tables. International students separately pay a compulsory Medical Insurance Fee for International Students of 7,400,000 VND (285 USD) per semester, which is a non-academic charge on top of tuition. No RMIT Vietnam admission application fee was found on the pages checked; only Vietnamese government visa application fees, paid to Vietnamese authorities rather than to RMIT, are mentioned.