Over 1,400 educators attend free AI training delivered by RMIT
RMIT Vietnam has delivered a free training program for teachers across Vietnam to enhance their capabilities in applying AI technologies in teaching and learning activities.
How to transform the Ben Thanh - Suoi Tien metro into a city icon
The Ben Thanh - Suoi Tien metro launch marks a milestone in Ho Chi Minh City's transport and is a chance to build a modern urban symbol, that shifts public habits from private vehicles to sustainable public transport.
It's time for Vietnam's game industry to tell its own story
Vietnam's game industry is booming, with revenue projected to reach US$2.7 billion by 2026. To lead in original content, it needs creative designers who blend art, science, and UX – not just skilled programmers.
How Vietnam's new Data Law transforms cyber security and economy
Vietnam's new Data Law is a major step in strengthening cyber security and data protection. It addresses key challenges while promoting digital economic growth and enhancing international collaboration.
Nudging towards sustainability: Small changes, big impact
In an era of environmental challenges, a powerful yet subtle approach is emerging to drive sustainable change: behavioural economics. RMIT academic Dr Van Ha explains.
Vietnam's design revolution: small spaces, profound impact
In the heart of Vietnam's design landscape, a quiet revolution is emerging - one that challenges global architectural norms by prioritising cultural sensitivity, environmental consciousness, and human connection over grand scale and commercial ambition. RMIT University Vietnam academic Dr Rachel Jahja explains.
RMIT Vietnam's pioneering course wins three platinum LearnX Awards
The Photography 101 course has transitioned to a fully asynchronous model, addressing long-standing teaching challenges, and gaining recognition at a prestigious educational award.
Creating clear regulations for Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies: A must for Vietnam
Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are gaining significant attention, but Vietnam still lacks a clear regulatory framework