Thinking green and respect for culture

Thinking green and respect for culture

We are committed to environmental, cultural and social sustainability by reducing our environmental footprint, respecting and honouring local cultures and communities and providing a safe, inclusive and green university.

We are committed to environmental, cultural and social sustainability by reducing our environmental footprint, respecting and honouring local cultures and communities and providing a safe, inclusive and green university.

We are committed to environmental, cultural and social sustainability by reducing our environmental footprint, respecting and honouring local cultures and communities and providing a safe, inclusive and green university.

By fostering a culture of sustainability within the University community and beyond, one that encourages staff, students, service providers and the general public to make meaningful changes in their day-to-day lives, both at work and at home, we can collectively minimise our environmental impact, strengthen social wellbeing, and help safeguard cultural values for future generations.

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Student work

Stories written by our students about the university's contributions to thinking green. 

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Fostering a green culture within the University and beyond encourages everyone to make changes in their day-to-day lives, both at work and at home, helps us minimise our impact on the environment.

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Our commitments

RMIT Vietnam has committed to upholding international standards of best practice both in the academic space and beyond the classroom walls.

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Vietnam country commitments

This country commitment explains the actions RMIT Vietnam will take for the years ahead to fulfil our promises and societal responsibilities.

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Research priorities

RMIT Vietnam promotes multidisciplinary research teams across schools to conduct research with a focus on impact in the areas of Sustainable Development, Digital Transformation and Smart Cities and Social Innovation.