Melbourne Polytechnic Vietnam graduation - The golden key for a multinational career

In the integration trend, international corporations in Vietnam prioritize recruiting highly qualified human resources. In Hanoi alone, nearly 55% of the recruitment demand in January 2025 requires a college degree or higher. By June 2024, more than 25,000 students were studying at 400+ international joint programs, clearly reflecting the trend of choosing international standard study in the country.

Melbourne Polytechnic is one of the prestigious vocational training institutions in Australia. In Vietnam, Melbourne Polytechnic Vietnam has implemented the Advanced diploma program, a globally recognized degree, opening up job opportunities at domestic and foreign corporations.

Mr. Vu Hai Long - Representative of Melbourne Polytechnic Vietnam shared: The Melbourne Polytechnic Vietnam program maintains the standard structure as in Australia, from training content assessed by the Australian government, to a team of lecturers meeting Australian pedagogical standards. In particular, the cost of studying in Vietnam is significantly lower, but students still receive a degree and an equivalent learning experience to studying abroad in Melbourne.

Melbourne Polytechnic Vietnam focuses on hands-on training through the Work-Integrated Learning model - learning and practicing at enterprises. The school cooperates with many large units such as Panasonic, Coc Coc, Tasco and AusCham, helping students practice skills and access a professional working environment right in the learning process.

Ms. Natalie Fairlie - Vice President of the Australian Business Association (AusCham) and CEO of Ascending Strategies said: "In the context of increasingly extensive Vietnam - Australia economic cooperation, the demand for high-quality human resources with international skills and qualifications is very high.Australian businesses in Vietnam are looking for candidates with a global mindset, quick adaptability and a solid academic foundation.

In addition to expertise, Melbourne Polytechnic Vietnam students are also trained in soft skills, leadership, teamwork, and specialized English - factors that are highly appreciated by global employers.

Student Tran Kim Loi - Marketing - Communications major shared: "The curriculum gives me the opportunity to work with a real-life project, improve my English skills and learn directly from businesses. I am much more confident when applying for foreign companies.

Melbourne Polytechnic Vietnam is a joint program between FPT Polytechnic and Melbourne Polytechnic (Australia), awarded an international college degree, recognized globally