Can Vietnam's nuclear energy ambitions finally become reality?
Vietnam's recent moves to reconsider nuclear energy mark a potentially important shift in its power development strategy. RMIT lecturer Dr Richard Ramsawak discusses the implications.
Cross-border hackathon attracts bright minds in AI and cyber security
Students from Australia and Vietnam came together for RMIT University's first GenAI and Cyber Security Hackathon to tackle cutting-edge challenges.
Vietnam Festival of Creativity & Design 2024 launched in Hanoi
The 6th annual Vietnam Festival of Creativity & Design (VFCD) themed “RE:GENERATION” is taking place in Hanoi from 16 to 22 November.
RMIT Alumni Green Business Showcase 2024 returns with a focus on reuse
Fifteen innovative companies are showcasing sustainable solutions at RMIT’s Hanoi campus, where even the exhibition booths themselves demonstrate a commitment to waste reduction and environmental protection.
Vietnamese investors embrace sustainability reporting
Sustainability reporting has become crucial for corporate transparency and investment choices globally, including in Vietnam's growing economy. Are Vietnamese investors considering sustainability reports when making decisions?
Leading universities join RMIT to advance digital education
Educators and administrators from 12 leading institutions in Hanoi and Thai Nguyen Province explored practical strategies for digital transformation at a workshop series hosted by RMIT University Vietnam.
Vietnam Festival of Creativity & Design returns with the theme “RE:GENERATION”
A wide variety of exhibitions, discussions, workshops, and art tours are available to attendees of the 6th Vietnam Festival of Creativity & Design (VFCD) in Hanoi (from 16 to 22 November 2024) and in Ho Chi Minh City (from 29 November to 5 December 2024).
From Thai Nguyen to Hanoi: RMIT scholarship winner conquers her dream
In Song Cong City, Thai Nguyen Province, a young person’s dream took flight. Today, that dream has carried Hoang Kim Ngan to RMIT University Vietnam as one of the seven Vice-Chancellor's Scholars for 2024.