Vietnam’s cities in 2050: Smart, sustainable and liveable
Over the next 25 years, the Asia-Pacific will reshape the global urban future. For Vietnam, urgent and strategic action is needed to stay ahead in the race toward smart, green, and inclusive cities.
Investing in Vietnam’s future, together
RMIT’s 25-year journey in Vietnam reached a new milestone during the recent visit of Her Excellency the Honourable Sam Mostyn AC, Governor-General of Australia, where we announced an AU$25 million investment into research and innovation.
Can Vietnam’s urban parks become travel magnets?
Despite its rapid urbanisation, rich biodiversity, and growing domestic travel market, Vietnam has not yet capitalised on the tourism potential of its urban parks, RMIT experts say.
RMIT Vietnam hosts Nobel Prize Exhibition and Dialogue 2025
From 8-19 September, the Embassy of Sweden and RMIT Vietnam host the Nobel Prize Exhibition and Dialogue 2025, bringing together delegates, academics and students.
Reimagining Ho Chi Minh City by 2050: A smart and inclusive megacity
As Vietnam eyes 2050, Ho Chi Minh City is leading the nation’s urban shift, aiming to become a smart, sustainable metropolis shaped by bold planning, deep reform, and human-centred innovation.
Vietnam’s EMI success depends on preparing teachers today
Vietnam’s shift to English-medium instruction marks a major step towards global competitiveness, but its success hinges on preparing educators.
RMIT marks 25 years in Vietnam with AU$25 million research and innovation investment
RMIT University will invest AU$25 million to expand its research and innovation, including an expanded PhD program in Vietnam, strengthening its 25-year transnational education relationship with the country.
Our children are crying out: A call to action against teen suicide
"When we speak openly about children’s mental health, stigma fades,” wrote RMIT psychologist Dr Nguyen Ngoc Quynh Anh for World Suicide Prevention Day.
How Pride Week builds a culture of belonging at RMIT Vietnam
From spirited workshops to an eye-catching campus parade, Pride Week 2025 was a vibrant tapestry of colours and connection that fostered belonging and understanding across the university.
