The document promotes studying abroad in Asia through RMIT's partnerships with over 30 universities throughout Asia. Some key benefits highlighted include valuable international experience sought by employers, experiencing diverse Asian cultures and cuisines at a low cost of living, modern and active university environments, and various scholarship and funding options available for semester studies. Safety is also emphasized, with RMIT following government travel warnings to ensure student safety.

1. Come to Asia week, talk to returned exchange students and to student representatives
from institutions across Asia!
Asia is no longer just another holiday destination, RMIT has over 30 partner universities
throughout Asia, so studying in Asia is more exciting than ever!
 Great for career prospects,
experience in Asia is often highly
sought-after in the workplace
 Experience fascinating culture and
cuisine
 Cheap cost of living
 Universities are modern, vibrant and
constantly buzzing with activity.
 World's largest and most populous
continent - also means it is extremely
diverse.
 Many scholarships and funding
options available
 Attend an information session
 Visit Education Abroad website:
www.rmit.edu.au/globalpassport/
educationabroad
 Add Education Abroad on Facebook:
www.facebook.com/RMITabroad
 OS HELP - extra funding
 $2500 guaranteed for
semester studies to RMIT
Vietnam
 Government scholarships
and grants
 Generous grants available
for Indonesia!
What if I don't speak another
language?
Most courses are taught in English.
Where do universities in Asia rank
worldwide?
QS World University Rankings 2013–14
include 17 higher education institutions
from China, Hong Kong, Japan,
Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan.
How safe is it?
RMIT goes by warnings by Smart
Traveller, so our students are always
looked after.