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Ho Chi Minh City’s expanded scale after the merger with two provinces brings new opportunities but also calls for a clearer and more convincing brand identity for both local and international audiences.

A new generation of food innovators is emerging from RMIT Vietnam, with graduate Doan Anh Thang exemplifying how science, creativity and entrepreneurship can come together beyond the classroom.

Students from RMIT Vietnam have delivered an outstanding performance at this year’s Vietnam Young Lions and L’Oréal Brandstorm competitions, two of the most competitive platforms for emerging talent in marketing and creative communications.

UNIQLO, a global fashion retailer from Japan under Fast Retailing Group, has officially announced a partnership with RMIT Vietnam to collaborate on training and developing talent for the fashion retail industry. 

As a market with high demand for industrial robot installation, is Vietnam well positioned to join the robotics value chain?

RMIT Vietnam’s Class representative Nguyen Thuy Anh Thu has never set out to stand at the front. She set out to open doors and ended up doing both.

At a time when fashion is under growing scrutiny for its environmental and social impact, the question is no longer whether the industry needs to change, but how.

Graduating from RMIT, full-scholarship student Nguyen Thi Thanh Ngoc looks back on years of learning, testing herself, and growing through new challenges.

As Vietnam enters the “era of national rise”, the question of how the country defines and projects its national brand is taking on renewed strategic importance.

For the three Class Representatives from RMIT’s Hanoi campus this year, Graduation is about moving forward with what they have learned and experienced along the way.

Robots are becoming smarter thanks to AI, but battery capacity decides whether they will truly be useful in everyday life.

RMIT Vietnam celebrated the achievements of more than 3,100 graduates at its 2026 graduation ceremonies, marking another milestone in the University's long-term commitment to contributing to Vietnam's future.

The glow of a single light bulb once guided Luu Thai Quang Khai’s idea of leadership, and today, that same quiet spark fuels a mission reaching farmers and communities through macadamia.

The conflict in the Middle East is delivering a major shock to global energy markets. For Vietnam, this is a timely reminder that energy security should be viewed not only from the supply side, but also from the demand side.

Applications are now open for the fourth edition of the RMIT Digital Design and Art Grants, supporting emerging Vietnamese artists and designers to realise ambitious digital projects and exhibit their work.