National communication strategy to promote “Vietnam: The Healing Land”
Amid the growing global demand for healing tourism, Vietnam is presented with a historic opportunity to position its national image and leverage soft power through wellness tourism.
RMIT Vietnam announces record 2026 scholarships worth more than 200 billion VND
RMIT Vietnam continues long-term commitment to talent development with its record 2026 Scholarship program worth more than 200 billion VND.
Mekong Delta at a crossroads: Land loss and livelihood shifts
Climate and economic pressures are transforming Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, forcing millions to rethink their future as land inequality deepens and farming landscapes shift.
Vietnam’s economy amid the global shift towards risk-taking for growth
As the global economy enters a phase of looser regulation and higher risk tolerance during 2024–2026, Vietnam is facing significant opportunities. However, these come with structural challenges, according to Dr Chu Thanh Tuan from RMIT Vietnam.
AI and music: Digital symphony or the end of human creativity?
From viral AI-generated remixes getting millions of views on TikTok to intensifying copyright battles, the music industry stands at a crossroads: Are we witnessing the dawn of a new creative era, or the twilight of human authenticity?
Vietnamese music enters a new era of identity and global reach
A new whitepaper from RMIT University reveals how Vietnamese artists and audiences are blending cultural heritage with global trends to carve out a distinctive V-Pop identity.
Navigating Vietnam’s new Law on Artificial Intelligence
Vietnam’s first-ever Law on Artificial Intelligence (AI) was passed on 10 December 2025 and will take effect from 1 March 2026, marking a milestone in the country’s digital governance and innovation strategy.
Plugging nuclear energy safely into Vietnam’s grid
Vietnam’s new Atomic Energy Law opens the door to advanced nuclear technologies, but success will hinge on grid readiness, safety culture, and skilled people, say RMIT University Vietnam academics.
Vietnam’s Atomic Energy Law: A new era for clean power?
As Vietnam’s Law on Atomic Energy takes effect on 1 January 2026, nuclear power is back in the spotlight as a strategic pillar for energy security and carbon neutrality.
Vietnam’s garment industries must adapt to US tariffs to thrive in 2026
The US tariff shock has hit Vietnam’s fashion and textile exports hard. As 2025 comes to an end, the focus shifts to resilience and growth in 2026. What should businesses do to stay competitive in the new trade reality?
ESG-linked CEO compensation could clean up Vietnam’s waste challenge
As Vietnam races toward its 2050 net-zero goal, a global study led by an RMIT Vietnam researcher sheds light on an unlikely solution to the country’s waste crisis: how companies pay their top executives.
RMIT experts flag security and mental health risks from unverified content
Experts in information technology, psychology and communication from RMIT Vietnam share their perspectives on the risks associated with consuming and spreading unverified information online.
The emotional cost of working with AI
AI discussions have predominantly focused on technical outcomes like productivity, task performance, and error reduction. However, a deeper exploration of the emotional and psychological impact is essential.
Female anaemia rising as male cases fall in Vietnam
A study has revealed a growing gender divide in Vietnam’s anaemia burden, with rates rising among women while steadily declining among men.
Building collaborative governance for green maritime logistics
Vietnam’s ports face rising pressure to cut emissions. New research from RMIT reveals the risks, gaps, and cooperation needed for a credible, sustainable transition.