International symposium explores the future of regenerative supply chains
More than 100 scholars, industry practitioners, and policymakers gathered at the 30th International Symposium on Logistics (ISL 2026) held from 5 to 8 July at RMIT Vietnam's Hanoi campus.
Vietnam-Australia team advances concrete fracture research
Supported by an Australian Government-funded initiative, a collaboration between Vietnam- and Australia-based researchers has led to a pioneering publication in construction engineering.
The digital inheritance issue: Who owns your data after you are gone?
Vietnam’s next inheritance challenge lies in data: who controls our digital lives – from memories to money – when we are no longer here?
RMIT student shines in Vietnam's leading management trainee simulation
RMIT Vietnam student Nguyen Ngoc Diep has been named National First Runner-up at Doanh Nhan Tap Su (DNTS) 2026, one of Vietnam's largest management trainee-style business competitions.
The untapped potential of green retail finance
Everyday financial choices, from mortgages to savings accounts, can play a decisive role in advancing sustainability if green retail finance is deployed at scale.
Do we choose what we like, or come to like what we choose?
In Vietnam’s fast-moving digital marketplace, consumers make countless small decisions every day: what to click, what to skip, what to remove from a cart, and what to ignore.
RMIT top 10 university globally in three sustainability measures
RMIT has ranked in the top 10 worldwide for three of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in the latest Times Higher Education (THE) Sustainability Impact Ratings.
The quiet loss of human character: How AI is making us more alike
In the pursuit of perfection and efficiency, we may be sacrificing the diversity of personalities that makes us human, warned Dr James Kang from RMIT University Vietnam.
How AI is flattening how we think, write, and communicate
A few years ago, the problem with weak writing was usually its roughness. Now, the problem with AI-assisted writing can be its smoothness, according to RMIT Vietnam academic Dr Byron Mason.
