RMIT Vietnam launches Centre for Business and Emerging Technologies
On 16 May, RMIT Vietnam launched the Centre for Business and Emerging Technologies (CBET) advancing its commitment to Vietnam and ASEAN’s (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) digital transformation.
Unscripted, unstoppable: Students interview RMIT alumni taking on the world
To mark our 25th anniversary, RMIT Vietnam has released a new season of its “How My Journey Started” podcast, showcasing the international careers of alumni who have lived, worked and led across four continents.
Impact of US tariffs on Vietnam’s textile, clothing and footwear sector
The adjustments in the US tariffs are poised to reshape Vietnam’s textile, clothing and footwear industry, prompting businesses to reassess their strategies and operations.
Vietnam tourism’s soft power: Cinema and music should be the new focus
Leveraging its growing tourism appeal, Vietnam can further boost its global influence through cinema and music.
Vietnam’s solar strategy for trade-tense times
Vietnam's amendment to the National Power Development Plan VIII (Decision 768/QD-TTg) to 2030, reaffirms its commitment to renewable energy and positions Vietnam as a regional frontrunner in the global energy transition.
Avoiding AI is hard – but our freedom to opt out must be protected
AI is reshaping our lives in ways we can’t always see, but do we still have the right to opt out? In this article, RMIT senior lecturer Dr James Kang discusses why that freedom must be protected.
How Vietnam is rewriting its tech future
US tariffs mark a turning point for Vietnam’s tech industry. Dr James Kang from RMIT Vietnam explains how this moment could fast-track the nation’s tech transformation.
RMIT and HCMC Digital Transformation Center announce PhD scholarships
RMIT University Vietnam and the Ho Chi Minh City Digital Transformation Center (HCMC-DXCenter) have announced a PhD scholarship program to further their strategic collaboration under the memorandum of understanding signed in June 2024.
AI in cybersecurity: Implications for fintech companies
As AI-powered cybercrime rises, fintech firms must fight fire with fire, says Associate Professor Pham Cong Hiep from RMIT University Vietnam.
