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RMIT University’s commitment to provide accessible and inclusive education to students continues to grow in Vietnam.

The only female graduate from RMIT University’s Bachelor of Information Technology was presented with an Outstanding Graduate Award for achieving the highest GPA in her graduating program at the recent graduation ceremony in Ho Chi Minh City.

The hype about Vietnam being a winner of the ongoing United States-China trade war must be met with caution, says former US trade negotiator and RMIT University visiting professor Stephen Olson.

“I have been concerned about unsustainable tourism development in Vietnam for some time now. I wanted to do something about this but didn’t really know where to start.”

The first-of-its-kind 2-day conference in Vietnam brought together equity, diversity and disability management groups, policy makers and practitioners, counsellors, advisors, and health professionals to identify and remove barriers for people with a disability participating in higher education and training.

Generation Z is changing the way brands communicate with their audience.

A Katuic student was recently presented with a PhD degree in Management at the RMIT Graduation Ceremonies 2019 for his research on indigenous employee voice and inclusion.

High academic achievement, social responsibility and service to the community are all values that RMIT University wants their graduates to embody.

Plastic waste is a mounting problem in Vietnam as an emerging consumerist country according to RMIT Vietnam academic Dr Nguyen Anh Thu.