Sustainable family businesses begin with knowledge
RMIT Vietnam research finds family businesses can strengthen sustainability by managing knowledge more effectively, using leadership, trust and accessible digital technologies.
The questions that led Trinh Yen Nhi to RMIT Vietnam
Some children grow up wondering what they want to become. RMIT Vietnam’s scholarship recipient Trinh Yen Nhi grew up wondering why people suffer, and what it takes to heal.
‘Never Been Here’ exhibition: a dialogue between humanity and technology
Through video, game and interactive installation, the exhibition by two emerging artists offers new artistic experiences and is supported by the RMIT Digital Design and Art Grants 2026.
A new heat map helps Vietnam prepare cities for a warmer future
As Vietnam faces the prospect of another El Niño cycle, the risks of extreme heat are rising. RMIT Vietnam researcher Dr Tran Duc Trinh has shown that some urban neighbourhoods face far greater heat exposure than others, highlighting the need for targeted, data-driven responses to protect the most vulnerable residents.
Why bigger AI isn’t the answer to better waste management
Dr Dao Vu Truong Son, senior lecturer in electronic and computer systems engineering at RMIT Vietnam, suggested that the future of sustainable waste management may depend less on building bigger AI systems and more on making them smarter, leaner and better suited to real-world conditions.
RMIT students among top performers in national cybersecurity competition
An RMIT Vietnam student team has achieved second place in Category B at the Cybersecurity Student Contest Vietnam (CSCV) 2026.
RMIT Hackathon 2026 seeks safer AI for low-resource languages
Students from Vietnam, Australia and Malaysia came together to tackle a big challenge in AI: making AI systems safer, more accurate and more reliable for low-resource languages.
A future in business, inspired by creative industries
From leading media and music clubs in high school to studying business at RMIT, scholarship winner Nguyen Khanh Vi hopes to help creative ventures build sustainable futures.
A barista’s path to RMIT
An unfinished dream that Nguyen Xuan Tho carried for nearly a decade is finally becoming a reality thanks to RMIT Vietnam’s Scholarship program.
Social entrepreneurship key to Southeast Asia's sustainable future
As Southeast Asia pursues a more sustainable future, social entrepreneurship is emerging as a powerful catalyst for addressing the region's most pressing social and environmental challenges.
From school meal fund to bigger ambitions in finance
For many students, finance is associated with markets, investments, and business performance. For RMIT scholarship winner Trinh Tue Linh, it is a way of thinking about social problems.
Separating signal from noise in AI-powered financial markets
As investors increasingly draw on news, social media and other alternative data sources, RMIT researchers are examining how AI-generated sentiment signals can be tested before they inform investment decisions.
RMIT and partners unite global expertise for wellbeing and safeguarding
More than 550 experts gathered in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi to exchange practical approaches to supporting the wellbeing, safety and inclusion of children and young people.
How earthworms could keep old clothes out of landfill
What if your old clothes could help grow new life? RMIT University research shows earthworms could play an unexpected role in turning textile waste into nutrient-rich compost.
For women, GenAI exposure is rising. Opportunity must too
Women in Vietnam are more likely than men to work in occupations exposed to generative AI. How can we make sure women have equal access to the new skills and opportunities that AI creates?