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Learn how to do business in a connected world and how to manage international teams with this globally recognized Master of International Business degree.
MIB program in RMIT University
MIB program in RMIT University
MIB.mp4The program provides advanced study in contemporary international business theory and practice to help you build the knowledge and skills necessary for critical, creative and sustainable approaches to business in a globalizing world.
With this degree, you can position your career to take advantage of the shift in the world’s economic weight to the region, as demand grows in Vietnam and the region for skilled managers who can do business on an international scale.
The curriculum remains up to date and relevant to current issues, trends and innovations. Developing expertise in areas that are fundamental to doing international business, such as cross-cultural management, international strategy and international logistics, will help you feel confident and ready for a career of working beyond borders.
Career Prospect
Career Prospect
Graduates find work in a wide range of organisations – from multinational companies with large global footprints to the family business looking to expand into foreign markets. Among the most common positions available in international business are:
- Import/export agent
- International business development manager
- International foreign policy advisor
- International investment and operations manager
- International management consultant
- International marketing/media/advertising manager
- International mergers and acquisitions specialist
- International trade and customs manager
- Multinational manager
Entry Requirements
Entry Requirements
Academic requirements
Academic requirements
- A bachelor degree in business (or a related discipline)
If you graduated from a non-business degree or do not hold a bachelor degree, but have a minimum of five years work experience, please contact the RMIT Vietnam Student Recruitment team for pathway solutions.
English requirements
English requirements
Successfully completed RMIT English Advanced or one of the following requirements:
- IELTS (Academic) at 6.5+ (no band below 6.0);
- TOEFL iBT 79+ (with minimum score of 13 in Reading, 12 in Listening, 18 in Speaking and 21 in Writing);
- Pearson Test of English (Academic) at 58+ (no communication band below 50);
- Cambridge English Advanced (CAE) or Proficiency (CPE) at 176+ (no band below 169);
- RMIT Bachelor degree or a postgraduate qualification within the past five years;
- A bachelor degree or a postgraduate qualification within the past five years in an English-speaking countries listed here (link is external).
For other international English entry requirements, please view English equivalency requirements(link is external).
Note: TOEFL, IELTS, Pearson and Cambridge results are recognised for two years from the test date. RMIT English results are recognised for one year from the test date.
Please contact the RMIT Vietnam Student Recruitment team for more information.
Program Structure
Program Structure
Testimonial
Testimonial
10000000_559617397910195_5074281510906538490_n.mp4Nguyen Phuong Dung
MIB student in Hanoi
RMIT Melbourne
Teaching Method
Teaching Method
RMIT Vietnam’s MIB faculty is comprised of dedicated full-time academics and visiting professors with extensive global experience across the corporate, government and academic sectors.
Our facilitated learning approach incorporates business mentoring support, case studies and work- integrated courses that contextualise your learning.
With flexible delivery modes, opportunities for international study, and courses that integrate seamlessly, our postgraduate programs can be tailored to meet your individual needs.
You can choose to study between one and four courses each semester.
You also have the option of studying courses in Hanoi or HCMC, depending on your schedule.
Our courses are offered in a variety of delivery modes to suit different needs:
- DAY: One 3-hour session every week during business hours
- EVENING: One 3-hour session every week during the evening, normally 6 - 9pm
- INTENSIVE: Four consecutive days, normally Fri-Mon, 8:30am - 5:30pm
- SPLIT INTENSIVE: Two separate weekends during the semester, normally Sat-Sun 8:30am - 5:30pm
- ONLINE: Entirely online - for select courses only
- BLENDED: Combination of online and face-to-face with two intensive days, normally Sat-Sun, 8:30am - 5:30pm
Short courses overseas are also another way RMIT offers flexibility and accelerated study.
Speakers at International Business Forum
Speakers at International Business Forum
Speaker Profiles
Speaker Profiles
Born Global (Global Start-up) in the Digital Economy: What Does It Take?
Born Global (Global Start-up) in the Digital Economy: What Does It Take?
The International Business and Economic Forum 2019 is organized to explore more deeply the digital economy and the global start-up or born global concept.
Photos from the event
Photos from the event
Internationalisation of Vietnamese Firms: What does it take?
Internationalisation of Vietnamese Firms: What does it take?
Understanding the domestic business and policy environment is crucial for both foreign firms seeking to invest and Vietnamese firms seeking to internationalization.
Speaker Profiles
Speaker Profiles
International Business Forum 2017
International Business Forum 2017
International business environment in Vietnam:
International business environment in Vietnam:
Opportunities, challenges and how to move forward
Opportunities, challenges and how to move forward
“International business environment in Vietnam: opportunities, challenges and how to move forward” is a forum organised to explore views from industry experts, policy makers and academics on the issues and challenges surrounding international business in Vietnam.
Speaker Profiles
Speaker Profiles
Research on Vietnam
Research on Vietnam
Digital Transformation of Business in Vietnam
Lecturers
Lecturers
Nguyen Quang Trung
Nguyen Quang Trung
MDE, PhD
Senior Lecturer and Discipline Lead for International Business
Robert McClelland
Robert McClelland
BSc, MSc, DMS, PhD
Associate Professor Head of Department, Management, School of Business & Management
Victor Kane
Victor Kane
BA, MS, PhD
Head of Department Associate Professor
Burkhard Schrage
Burkhard Schrage
Phil Smith
Phil Smith
MBA, PhD
Senior Lecturer and Program Manager for the Master of International Business
Abbott J. Haron
Abbott J. Haron
BA, CEP, MALD, PhD
Program Manager for the Executive MBA
Ian Eddie
Ian Eddie
Roger Epworth
Roger Epworth
MLitt, PhD
Lecturer
John Walsh
John Walsh
PhD
Lecturer for International Business
Reza Akbari
Reza Akbari
BBA, MBA, DBA
Lecturer and Discipline Lead for Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Guest Speakers
Guest Speakers
191028 CBRE presentation to RMIT - Final.pdfCBRE Vietnam
Representative
Dr Vo Tri Thanh - Dec 2018.pdfDr. Vo Tri Thanh
Former Economic Advisor to the Prime Minister
RMIT KN VN NM (1).pdfMr. David Roussiere
General Director of Kuehne + Nagel Vietnam
SGS_IBF 2019_Mr Tri Vu_Presentation.pdfMr. Tri Vu
Former CEO of Microsoft Vietnam
Local Media
Local Media
TV News
TV News
International Business Forum 2019 - FBNC
International Business Forum 2019 - FBNC
FBNC-205647322.mp4Completing the ecological system for Start-ups in Vietnam
Completing the ecological system for Start-ups in Vietnam
HOÀN THIỆN HỆ SINH THÁI KHỞI NGHIỆP TẠI VIỆT NAM.mp4Internationalization of Vietnamese firms
Internationalization of Vietnamese firms
VTV1-16071453.mp4Internationalization of Vietnamese firms: What does it take? (RMIT)
Internationalization of Vietnamese firms: What does it take? (RMIT)
HANOI-230922132.mp4RMIT Vietnam holds workshop ""Internationalization of Vietnamese firms: What does it take?"
RMIT Vietnam holds workshop ""Internationalization of Vietnamese firms: What does it take?"
HTV9-11393560.mp4Vietnamese enterprises should take advantage of opportunities from CPTPP and EVFTA (RMIT)
Vietnamese enterprises should take advantage of opportunities from CPTPP and EVFTA (RMIT)
SCTV8-16584296.mp4Articles
Articles
2020
2020
Chuyên gia Đại học RMIT: Thách thức lớn nhất trong triển khai Chính phủ điện tử là thiếu hụt nguồn nhân lực; by M.T (baomoi.com)
Tiếp đà cải thiện môi trường kinh doanh; by Thế Vinh (thoibaokinhdoanh.vn)
2019
2019
Walsh, John, Nittana Southiseng and Nguyen Quang Trung, “Lao PDR and Vietnam Border Trade and Economic Linkages: Performance and Prospects,” VNU Journal of Science: Economics and Business (2020, forthcoming).
Nguyen, Q.T., McClelland, M. Nkhoma, M. (2019) Administrative Capacity of State and E-Government Development: The Case of Vietnam. Paper presented at the conference: Public Value Leadership and Management for a Sustainable Future: Vietnam, 26-29 Sept 2019.
Perryman, S. J, Nguyen, Q.T., (2019) o what extent can digital government strategy leaders in the developing world learn from developed world experience? Paper presented at the conference: Public Value Leadership and Management for a Sustainable Future: Vietnam, 26-29 Sept 2019.
Haron, A, Nguyen, Q.T., (2019) An analysis of Design-Reality Gap in Smart City Building:The case of Ho Chi Minh City Paper presented at the conference: Public Value Leadership and Management for a Sustainable Future: Vietnam, 26-29 Sept 2019.
Nguyen, Q.T., Walsh, J. “Cashew Nuts in Vietnam: From the Farm to the International Marketplace,” paper presented at the 9th International Conference on Operations and Supply Chain Management (OSCM) (RMIT University, Ho Chi Minh City, 15th–18th December, 2019).
VN start-ups eyeing the world must have global mindset: forum; by Vietnamnews.bizhub
Dùng ý tưởng “khởi nghiệp toàn cầu” để thúc đẩy kinh tế số; by Huy Tấn (Kinhtethoidai.vn)
Đưa doanh nghiệp Việt vào quỹ đạo toàn cầu; by Thế Vinh (Thoibaokinhdoanh.vn)
The second Trump-Kim Summit and what this means for Vietnam; by Trung Nguyen
2018
2018
E-government in Vietnam: Why potential only?; by Trung Nguyen, Doan Nguyen
Doanh Nhân Plus: Cổ phần hóa, thoái vốn doanh nghiệp nhà nước: Rất dễ xảy ra tiêu cực nếu thiếu luật; by Xuân Lộc (doanhnhanplus.vn)
Doanh Nhân Online: Thoái vốn doanh nghiệp nhà nước: Cần tạo động lực mạnh mẽ hơn, by Thanh Nhã (doanhnhansaigon.vn)
Recommendations for Vietnam’s equitisation of state-owned enterprises, by Michael Tatarski (RMIT news)
Researchers assess Vietnam businesses in global value chain, by Ha Hoang (RMIT news)
2017
2017
Thúc đẩy môi trường kinh doanh quốc tế tại Việt Nam, by Thu Hương, Trung Dũng (sggp.org.vn)
Business Environment in Vietnam (VTV 1)
MOOCs promise to open up Vietnamese higher education, by Hoang Ha (RMIT news)
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