This year, RMIT Vietnam celebrates Women's Day 2025 under the UN Women’s theme March Forward: For ALL Women and Girls.
This theme calls for action that can unlock equal rights, power and opportunities for all and a feminist future where no one is left behind. Central to this vision is empowering the next generation – youth, particularly young women and adolescent girls – as catalysts for lasting change.
Together, we can be the generation to close the gap to achieve gender equality.
Explore events and activities on campus and online on the day and learn how you can get involved.
Visit RMIT Vietnam's official page to take part in IWD's online activities.
From 4 March until gift stocks run out, spot a hidden name in a library-themed photo to reveal the first woman to earn a university degree on RMIT University Vietnam's Facebook page. Submit your answer via form/QR code, and get your well-deserved gift.
Join a short quiz on women leadership and discover how inspiring women are breaking workplace barriers on RMIT University Vietnam's Facebook page. Get ready to join the quiz from 5 March until gift stocks run out, and score well to claim your gift.
Stay tuned for a whole week of women empowering and inspirational activties at AB2 lawn (SGS campus) and Innovation Hub (Hanoi campus, Room 1.1.B004).
From 3 to 8 March, join in the celebrate on campus by taking photos at the International Women's Day 2025 backdrop, and leave a heartfelt message to any women out there at the dedicated Message wall.
This is an opportunity to come together as a research community and celebrate women's achievement, raise awareness and showcase research on gender equality in Vietnam. The event will begin with inspiring talks from women across the three themes of STEM, Business and Creativity. The discussion will highlight the importance of inclusive transdisciplinary perspectives as well as collaboration across government, industry and the community. We encourage both staff and students to join us for this Women's Day event.
Time |
Topics |
| 1:30 PM - 1:45 PM | Welcome afternoon tea |
| 1:45 PM - 1:50 PM | Opening speech |
| 1:50 PM - 2:00 PM | Introductions |
| 2:00 PM - 2:55 PM | Panelist Presentations |
| 3:00 PM - 3:55 PM | Panel discussion & Q8A |
| 3:55 PM - 4:00 PM | Group photo |
From 10.30am to 1.30pm on 7 March, take part in March Forward & Open Doors and help Turn Promises into Progress games to win cute gifts 🎁
Use your wit to lead the way towards the door of opportunities through this simple maze game and win some freebies.
Play a game of both brain and brawn and join in a DIY workshop to receive even more meaningful freebies.
Visit the Library (SGS & HN) to explore our exciting book display, featuring both physical and digital collections. It’s a great opportunity to discover new reads and learn about some of the latest additions to our library.
As a special treat, female staff and students can grab a lovely postcard, bookmark, or sticker when they check in. Don’t miss out on this chance to explore, engage, and enjoy a little gift!
RMIT Vietnam proudly presents stories of transformation and impact our female alumni have made to the community we serve and beyond.
After first-hand witnessing a lot of struggles of undocumented Vietnamese working overseas and being inspired by the hand-crocheted children’s toys, RMIT Bachelor of Design (Multimedia Systems) alumnus Nguyen Tran Van Thuy founded Bobi Craft, an enterprise with a strong commitment to social responsibility.
For RMIT Bachelor of Commerce alumnus, Tran Nguyen Ngoc Nhan, helping others and serving the community is a privilege, and she always does it with a smile.
RMIT Vietnam alumnus Tran Thi Ngoc Tran has turned her life-long passion for education into action through Future For Women - a transformative program that provides women with the skills and resources they need to become successful entrepreneurs.
Women entrepreneurs are redefining social impact in Vietnam, proving their power to drive meaningful change.
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.
Passionate about using art to connect and educate children with special needs, Vu Ngoc Minh Chau, a newly awarded Vice-Chancellor's Scholar at RMIT Vietnam, aims to establish an educational centre that fosters integration and creativity through visual art.
A young girl’s dream of pursuing higher education has been reignited, thanks to the RMIT-Maison Chance Opportunity Scholarship.
After 6.5 years of working for the largest media group in the world and currently residing in the UK, Vo Tuong Van Thuy views RMIT scholarships as a constant source of inspiration for creating an impact.
If digitally trained, women who make up the majority of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) could hold the potential to accelerate national economic growth, according to RMIT Vietnam researchers.
