Faculty Exchanges

Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) University is one of Australia's largest, oldest and most successful universities. RMIT boasts almost 50,000 students and 3,000 staff with more than 75,000 alumni. Based in Melbourne, capital of the State of Victoria, RMIT has three main campuses and a technology estate. Through partnerships with colleges, universities and professional associations, RMIT courses are taught in a dozen countries. RMIT is a leader among Australian universities operating internationally, and plans to continue developing that global perspective.

From its beginnings more than a hundred years ago, the Auckland University of Technology (AUT) has positioned itself as one of New Zealand’s largest and most progressive educational institutions. What sets AUT apart in tertiary education are its exceptionally strong relationships with business, industry, the service professions and the community as a whole. Vibrant and dynamic, Auckland University of Technology offers a range of relevant programs from post-graduate, undergraduate, diploma and certificate level to short courses and seminars. It is the emphasis on a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical experience that provides the hallmark of a tertiary institution which has helped educate more than 600,000 students since 1895.

The SCCD recently signed a memorandum of understanding to facilitate student and faculty exchange in Vietnam. The University of Danang, located in Danang City, has an excellent facility and a wide range of programs from undergraduate through doctoral level. They also are actively involved in international education. If you are interested in visiting, please contact Mr. Ha, Director of International Cooperation.

Our Agreement with Limkokwing University College of Creative Technology provides opportunities for faculty exchange in areas such as Apparel Design, Graphic Design, Business, IT and other areas. Please review the website. If you are interested in contacting this institution to be connected with faculty in your discipline for curriculum or information exchange, please direct your question to: