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RMIT University Vietnam has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Port of Hai Phong to explore collaboration in English language training, workforce development, and industry engagement.

OpenAI has closed its video generation app Sora. RMIT academic Christian Berg argues that while one expensive tool has disappeared, the machinery that produces and rewards AI-generated junk content is still accelerating.

RMIT lecturer Dr Divya Juneja explores the mental health costs of ride-hailing work in Vietnam and asks whether digital platforms can redesign their algorithms to better support worker wellbeing.

RMIT University has proposed an integrated framework to support effective English-medium instruction (EMI) as Vietnam advances its goal of making English a second language in schools.

As 6G networks become a reality, everyday devices like smartwatches and smart locks may suddenly become reachable from anywhere. RMIT’s Dr James Kang explains why this shift matters for your security.

Inside RMIT’s cloud-based cyber range, students don’t just learn about cyber threats, they launch attacks, defend systems and graduate ready for Vietnam’s most urgent security challenges.

Amid global integration and expanding international career opportunities, International Studies is emerging as a strong option for those who want to transform their interests into capabilities and build enduring careers.

For the third year in a row, RMIT has ranked 1st in Australia for both Architecture/Built Environment and Art & Design in the QS World University Rankings by Subject.

Ho Chi Minh City has the potential to emerge as a distinctive festival destination, according to lecturers from RMIT University Vietnam.